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I wrote this column in February of 2013, shortly after Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson suffered a heart attack, an episode from which he seems to have recovered well — thankfully. The sheriff's problem touched off a memory for me. The time of year did too.
Fact is, my dad, who had a heart transplant in 1992, would've been 85 tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 12. I'll let this Throwback Thursday column tell the rest of the story. Keep resting in peace Big Ed.
Early June in 2008 was hotter than most. That's saying a lot these days, when the late spring and early summer months seem to turn up the swelter to "darned near unbearable" more often than in the past.
Or so it seems anyway.
I was taking a walk. Not all that unusual. I like to get in a little exercise whenever possible. But I was a little more restless than normal. And I simply had to get out of my parents' house for a moment or two. It was that kind of day.
I wandered away from the house and off the hill down onto the street below. I barely noticed the "Slow Funeral" notices placed along the main roadway when I got that far and made my way past the "Welcome to Danbury: The Gateway to the Mountains" sign that lets people know they're in the corporate city limits of a town they'll exit more quickly than a blink.
As I walked toward a store I knew almost as well as my own bedroom, someone stopped their car in the middle of the road and posed a question in my direction.
"Who died?" the woman asked, assuming I might know.
"My dad," I said and paused … "Ed Taylor."
The woman hesitated a beat then said, "He lived a long time with that heart."
"Yes he did," I agreed, before she drove off without another word.
Yes he did.
MY FATHER was about the age of Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson when he suffered congestive heart failure in 1990. He didn't realize it right away. Just thought he felt bad. By the time he went to a doctor and a diagnosis was made, well, a lot of damage had been done. He was told the only course of action available would be a heart transplant. So he got into a program for heart transplant patients at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte and was placed on a waiting list.
And he waited, and waited, and waited.
Meanwhile, plans were mapped out for the day when a compatible heart would be available. It's no routine thing to get someone from Danbury to Charlotte in time for a transplant when organs become part of what they call "harvest." It was almost military-like in its planning and called for a helicopter to land in a place we all know locally as "Scott's Meadow," named for a former congressman who lived up the hill from that grassy expanse of land.
And then my dad waited some more. In fact, he waited so long he became convinced doctors would never give him a heart at his age.
In early October 1992, though, he got the call. One of Charlotte's murder victims was an organ donor. Go figure, right? The chopper was dispatched. The town of 175 people was abuzz. It's not every day that a helicopter lands in Danbury.
It was the kind of unintentional public spectacle that galvanizes small towns, like when the gold truck was coming through Mayberry.
A WEEK later, my dad was out of the hospital and home. At that time, it was the quickest a heart transplant patient had ever been released from Carolinas Medical Center. I'm sure that record is long gone. But it was a cool thing to note at the time.
His period of recovery was long — just as it was for my father-in-law a few years later when he had a heart attack and triple bypass surgery. Opening a human chest is no small matter. Post-operation patients can't lift anything heavy for a while. Driving is forbidden. There is a much longer list of can't-dos than can-dos.
Eventually, that balance changes substantially.
My dad lived for nearly 16 years after his heart transplant. He survived to be best man at my wedding to a woman he both adored and respected. He got to see me become the man he always wanted me to be. On the day I got the job as editor of the Times-News he was unspeakably proud. I was never sure why. Then, of course, he wondered why I wasn't the publisher.
He felt pretty good for a lot of those years. I'm sure he wouldn't trade them for anything. And the truth is, had he followed the recommended diet he might've done much better. What can I say, the man loved his bacon and a glass or two of wine.
What I learned from this — and the heart condition that put my father-in-law down for a few months — is that people can live normally and happily after a heart problem once the recovery time is over. Most go back to doing nearly all the things they used to. And many — call them the lucky ones — have a renewed appreciation for life and all its wonders and complexities.
I started considering all of this as news filtered in last week that Sheriff Terry Johnson had bypass surgery after suffering a heart attack. I thought about my dad and my father-in-law, what they experienced and the men they were before, during and after.
Godspeed sheriff.
Madison Taylor is editor of the Times-News. Contact him by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @tnmadisontaylor


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2013 Expectations: Low Level Prospects
Last offseason I did a 15 part preview of the Pirates upcoming seasons focusing on what I expected to see out of various positions at the major league levels, the minor levels, the coaching staff and the front office. The series went over fairly well with my readers so I have decided to bring it back for a second year. I'm not sure how many parts this year's series will include but I will do my best to cover every key player I can think of.
Most of the intriguing prospects that play in the lower levels in a given year are drafted in that year's draft but of course there are a few holdovers. I'm expecting the Pirates to send the most interesting of the possible holdover lot (Tyler Glasnow, Waytt Mathisen, Jin-De Jhang, Dilson Herrera, Max Moroff and Eric Wood) to A ball. That still leaves some interesting talent and that is what I will discuss here. However at these levels it is difficult to have actual expectations so instead I'll just go over the interesting names to watch.
The two most interesting names that I currently have projected to play in the lower levels are Harold Ramirez and Elvis Escobar. Ramirez and Escobar were the Pirates big international signings in 2011 and made the aggressive jump to the states. Ramirez was hampered by injuries but returned later in the year and held his own. Escobar started the year in center field and while his numbers were not eye popping they were fairly impressive for it being his first professional season and playing at a that high a level. Both of them should start the year in short season ball and while things will be taken slowly with them we will hopefully see signs of growth. The next most interesting duo is the DeLaCruz brothers (not actual brothers they just share the same last name). Julio and Michael were the Pirates two big international signings from last year's class. Neither is a guarantee to start the year in the states but early reports suggest the Pirates are at least considering it. Julio is a third baseman while Michael is an outfielder. It is difficult to say there are any expectations on them but a solid debut like Escobar had last season would be a welcomed sight. Another interesting group are the players moving up from the DSL. Daniel Arribas, Carlos Ozuna, Ulises Montilla, Maximo Rivera and Enyel Vallejo are the players that appear likely to move up. Of the group Arribas and Rivera stand out to me. The Pirates have been slowly turning Arribas into a catcher as he split time at catcher, 1st and 3rd base the last two seasons. He struggled in 2011, his first professional season but fared really well last season. Rivera was one of the Pirates big international signings in 2009 and was said to have good power potential. He didn't show much his first two professional seasons but broke out last year aand although he didn't show much power he had a very solid season. Three other names I'll be keeping an eye on are Stetson Allie, Kevin Ross and Luis Urena. Allie isn't much of a prospect as a hitter but due to name recognition he garners attention. Ross was drafted in the 8th round of last year's draft but signed late and didn't play much. Urena is another outfielder in the Willy Garcia mold. This may sound a little odd but he is a potential 2014 breakout candidate. What I mean by that is that he showed enough positives in 2012 that with a good performance this season he could put himself in a position to really step up next year. None of these players really have expectations at this point but the hope is a couple of them step up and take on the look of real prospects.
No one single pitcher really stands out in the lower levels but there are two trios I am going to be watching closely. One trio is a group of 2011 high school draftees who have all played very sparingly to this point and in which no one has stood out from the rest. They are Jason Creasy, Jake Burnette and Colten Brewer. I give a slight advantage to brewer as the most intriguing of the bunch but they all have to make some sort of statement this year if they are to be taken as real prospects. The other trio is a mix of last year's drafted pitchers who for some reason or another received little playing time. They are Jonathan Sandfort, John Kuchno and Hayden Hurst. Sandfort was the Pirates 3rd round pick last season but pitched only 15 innings in rookie ball. Hurst and Kuchno pitched 0 and 5 innings respectively last year and while they weren't high draft picks they were two players the Pirates opted to go overslot for when the Appel signing fell through. Of the three I'm currently highest on Sandfort but to be honest that is largely because I don't know much about the other two yet. There are also a couple interesting arms coming up from the DSL this season with the two most intriguing to me being Cesilio Pimentel and Mervin Del Rosario. Both players posted good lines in the DSL last season but struck out very few hitters. Pimentel did have a large strikeout rate in 2011 though. Also in the lower levels is a semi-interesting group of relief prospects. The most interesting of the group to me is Bryton Trepagnier. Trepagnier saw his velocity increase last season and a rise in his strikeout rate. The Pirates have an interesting mix of prospects from the 2011 and 2012 drafts along with an assortment of international arms in the lower levels of the system. Some of these players are candidates to see time in A ball this year but for the most part they will be playing in rookie ball or short season ball and sharing the workload with the pitchers selected in this year's draft. I don't really see a breakout star in this group or even anyone I'm comfortable saying will have a solid season but there are a ton of interesting arms to keep an eye on so that increases the odds that someone here will emerge.

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I know I'm supposed to be mad at the NHL, but quite frankly I'm just glad that hockey's back.
With all of the online petitions and ire directed at the NHL, the general consensus seemed to be that we had to demand some sort of retribution from the NHL and the various owners. But how can we be mad at an owner the likes of Terry Pegula?
The Pegula clan didn't want this lockout but they did the best they could with it. They offered a 50% off sale in the Sabres store and Kim Pegula even handed out hot chocolate to fans in line. The Sabres even started a new way to win over Sabres fans at birth by giving newborns a Sabres "We Live Hockey" blanket and a "Future First-Round Pick" certificate.
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Some have said the Sabres haven't done enough to "apologize" to fans for the lockout. That other teams have done way more, like Nashville offering 2 for 1 tickets or Toronto extending their 50% off sale into the season.
Whatever. Each team is their own business, or franchise and can handle it how they see fit.
The NHL is a business, as are nearly ALL entertainment outlets that we enjoy. They provide entertainment for a fee. It's an illusion to think that the NHL exists simply to provide us joy.
We want to believe that sports is pure, that it's all about the athletes' heart, the love of the game, that they fight for our city or region. Which, y'know is true to a certain extent, but it is all predicated on the fact that the engine running it needs capitol to sustain itself.
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I get that people are pissed that hockey seems to have had more than it's fair share of work stoppages, but… ah well. I just can't get too worked up about it. The Sabres didn't want it to happen so I guess my feelings were to just sit back and do something else until the players got back on the ice.
And now that they're back, it's amazing and has made me realize exactly how much I love the sport of hockey. Maybe it's a little "absence makes the heart grow fonder". In any case it's awesome, and I've dropped any ill will I've had towards the NHL. Hell, maybe a 48-game season is better anyway, but that's a subject for another post.
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The Nooren residence at 8001 Calle de la Plata in La Jolla Shores is the third LEED Platinum home in La Jolla.
Built extensively with recycled materials and utilizing the latest in energy-efficient technology, the Nooren home is truly "green" and a model of resource conservation at all levels.
LEED, or Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, is a program that provides third-party verification of green buildings satisfying prerequisites to earn points to achieve different levels of certification.
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Started in 1998, LEED standards have been applied to more than 7,000 projects in the United States and 30 other countries, covering more than 1.5 billion square feet of development.
During a Dec. 5 open house, Jack and Jill Nooren, owners of the Shores LEED-certified home, walked guests through their dwelling, discussing the finer points of energy-efficient building.
"LEED recognizes that we need to become more ecologically responsible in the way we design and build homes and the reason for that obviously is we need to limit the use of our natural resources, not just water, sewer and waste but also gas and electric," said Jack Nooren. "So the LEED process looks at the global picture, which means they examine, when you do demolition, if you're recycling any of the content of the old structure, which is what we did."
The Nooren project featured an integrated design team consisting of Joseph Diasparra, Hill Construction Company, David Keitel, Domusstudio Architecture and LEED consultant Stephanie Fagen Ecopious.
Among the Nooren residence's LEED components:
• Drought-tolerant and indigenous landscaping
• A drip water-irrigation system
• A photovoltaic, passive solar-heating system featuring a 100-gallon storage tank, providing 60 percent of the home's hot-water needs
• Use of energy-saving appliances
• Recycling of 75 percent of all waste generated during home construction
• An LED lighting package that reduced the house's demand for energy and electrical costs
Project architect David Keitel said there are significant upfront costs associated with building a LEED-certified home that are more than made up for over time by cost savings.
"There is an initial upcharge for building a LEED home, but there are so many efficiencies implemented through the LEED process, that it really makes what we're doing a no-brainer," Keitel said. "The Noorens have tax rebates and credits coming back to them on their taxes this year for building this house, which really adds up very quickly."
Nooren said he feels construction similar to that done on his home will be the rule, not the exception, in the future.
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Besides conserving energy, Nooren said LEED design is also about not wasting space.
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Nooren said the bottom line with LEED building is that, in the end, it saves money, as well as energy.
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(CNN) -- Last year Toro Rosso continued to emerge from Red Bull Racing's shadow in only their second season as an independent constructor.
Based in Italy after being formed as a feeder outfit for Red Bull from the ashes of the former Minardi team, Toro Rosso's main aim has been developing young drivers.
Having aided the early career of Red Bull's double world champion Sebastian Vettel, the team will this year again promote young talent, lining up with two drivers starting their first full seasons in the sport.
That means no race seats in 2012 for 21-year-old Spaniard Jaime Alguersuari and 23-year-old Swiss Sebastien Buemi, who were both dropped after more than two seasons at the helm.
After finishing last year well clear of the strugglers, Toro Rosso will want to make up further ground on the mid-ranked teams this time.
Daniel Ricciardo
The Australian made his F1 breakthrough in 2011, spending the second half of the season racing for HRT after making his debut at July's British Grand Prix.
The 22-year-old's highest finish during his 11 races with the Spanish team was 18th, achieved in Hungary and India, while he was forced to retire in Belgium and Abu Dhabi.
Ricciardo won the Formula Renault series in 2008 and the British Formula Three title in 2009, but he will find the competition tougher at the highest level.
Jean-Eric Vergne
The young Frenchman was given the chance to drive Red Bull's championship-winning RB7 car during November's young drivers test, and he will have a car of his own for the 2012 season.
Vergne finished second in last season's Formula Renault 3.5 series, three places ahead of his new teammate Ricciardo.
The 21-year-old clinched the British Formula Three title the year after Ricciardo, and took part in several F1 practice sessions at the end of 2011.
Australia: Ricciardo 9th, Vergne 11th
Malaysia: Vergne 8th, Ricciardo 12th
China: Vergne 16th, Ricciardo 17th
Bahrain: Vergne 14th, Ricciardo 15th
Spain: Vergne 12th, Ricciardo 13th
Monaco: Vergne 12th, Ricciardo DNF
Canada: Ricciardo 14th, Vergne 15th
Europe: Ricciardo 11th, Vergne DNF
Britain: Ricciardo 13th, Vergne 14th
Germany: Ricciardo 13th, Vergne 14th
Hungary: Ricciardo 15th, Vergne 16th
Belgium: Vergne 8th, Ricciardo 9th
Italy: Ricciardo 12th, Vergne DNF
Singapore: Ricciardo 9th, Vergne DNF
Japan: Ricciardo 10th, Vergne 13th
Korea: Vergne 8th, Ricciardo 9th
India: Ricciardo 13th, Vergne 15th
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Amazon closing all physical pop-up stores
Facebook to focus on private communication
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Zanu-PF seek social media control within party ranks
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TelOne in girl child empowerment drive
German spies are fighting to keep Huawei out of 5G
Spotify shares soar after adding 1 million new users in India
Samsung is working on more foldable smartphones
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MTN considering the sale of its stake in Botswana's Mascom
Zanu-PF summons social media group administrators
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WorldRemit's guaranteed cash pickup service continues to surge
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Zesa prepaid electricity system down
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Intel announces USB 4 standard
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Dark Fibre Africa opens office in Zimbabwe
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Harare seeks own radio station
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SEACOM completes 100% acquisition of FibreCo
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OneWeb launches first Internet satellites in race with SpaceX
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'Resurrecting guy' becomes the face of 'RTGS dollar'
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All Zimbabwe vehicles changing ownership to maintain current plates
Mnangagwa's virtual currency to last 6 months
Econet adjusts roaming, international tariffs
Zimbabwe govt to ban fridges, stoves, radios, TVs?
First Capital Bank IT system migration pushed back to 15 March
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Zimbabwe electricity import bill drops to US$3m
ZBC set for major overhaul
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Electric cars for Zimbabwe
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WhatsApp bug let users bypass biometric security on iPhone
Twitter co-founder stepping down from board
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Samsung's latest Galaxy smartphones usher in WiFi 6
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Zesa sues Metallon over $9,3m power debt
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Importation and exportation of currency by travellers into Zimbabwe
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RBZ introduces inter-bank foreign currency market
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Zinara rules out tollgate fees hike
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Zimbabwe introduces new currency
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Xiaomi launches powerful Mi 9 smartphone
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TelOne targets $165m revenue
Heads roll at StarFM
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EcoCash introduces a digital rewards program
Huawei issue opens rift between US and global carriers
NetOne, Dembare partnership on the rocks?
Forex shortages hit money transfer agencies
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EcoSure absorbs 8 000 burial societies
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Huawei reveals P30 Series launch date
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South Africa to license 4G and 5G spectrum
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Govt to license more radio stations
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