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Osage Venture Partners Exceeds Fundraising Target, Closes Fund III With $66M
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BALA CYNWYD, PA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/04/13 -- Osage Venture Partners is pleased to announce the final closing of Osage Venture Partners III, exceeding its target fund size by 10 percent to reach $66 million. Osage Venture Partners III continues the strategy executed in Osage Venture Partners II, investing exclusively in early-stage enterprise software companies in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Osage Venture Partners III represents a more than 50 percent increase in capital over Osage Venture Partners II, a $40 million 2005 vintage fund. All Osage Venture Partners II limited partners have invested in Osage Venture Partners III, and were joined by a number of new limited partners, including institutional investors such as the economic development authorities of both Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
"While the venture fundraising environment remains difficult," said Robert Adelson, managing partner, "our fundraising success reflects the excellent prospects in the enterprise technology sector, the strong team we have built, and the top tier performance of Osage Venture Partners II."
Nate Lentz, managing partner, added, "The Mid-Atlantic region provides a wealth of great entrepreneurs and exciting innovation in enterprise software, but faces a lack of early-stage financing to help those companies grow. We are very excited to have new capital to deploy and feel we are well positioned, given our focused portfolio of enterprise technology companies, to capitalize on the wave of innovation in the enterprise sector, particularly here in the Mid-Atlantic region."
Osage Ventures III has invested in five companies since its initial closing in early 2011: Collections Marketing Center, provider of an adaptive collections platform for creditors; Pneuron, developer of a unique and powerful processing network to address the challenges of distributed data, applications, and infrastructure; Identropy, developer of the SCUID platform, a fast, cost-effective, cloud-based identity and access management solution; Medallion Analytics, provider of web-based solutions for the mortgage industry to increase control over compliance and cost across the mortgage closing process; and Canvas Solutions, which offers an easy, fast, and economical way for businesses to find, customize, and create mobile apps.
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Ph.D. Harvard University
B.A. Princeton University
The focus of my teaching, research, and public service is East Asian politics.
My interest in East Asia goes back as far as I can remember. When I went to college, I signed up for Chinese. I subsequently studied political science in the Government Department at Harvard-with a focus on Chinese politics and Islamic minorities in China. After Tiananmen Square in 1989, my topic was too sensitive, and doing research in China was next to impossible. Lucky for me, Taiwan was becoming a hot spot for studying democratization. I shifted locations, and in the process of helping members of the U.S. Congress gain a better grasp of issues in Tawainese politics, I met and had lunch with the then-mayor of Taipei City, now President of Taiwan, Ma Ying-jeou.
I keep a busy schedule, between classes and public service projects for the government. I train military officers, participate in conferences, and I've testified before Congress a few times. I feel lucky to work at Davidson College, because this college values public service.
I'm the author of Why Taiwan Matters: Small Island, Global Powerhouse (Rowman and Littlefield, 2011) as well as two books on Taiwan's domestic politics, Politics in Taiwan: Voting for Democracy (Routledge 1999) and From Opposition to Power: Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party (Lynne Rienner Publishers 2001). I've also published articles on Taiwan's domestic politics, the national identity issue in Taiwan-China relations and related topics. My monograph, "Taiwan's Rising Rationalism: Generations, Politics, and 'Taiwan Nationalism'" was published by the East West Center in Washington.
My current research studies the effects of cross-strait economic interactions on Taiwan people's perceptions of mainland China.

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2 Week Specials, Law in China by Gayathri Muthukumar
Arriving in Chengdu
This was the first time I had ever travelled abroad completely on my own – no friends or family to share in my experiences, so to say I was a little nervous would be an understatement. I was petrified! I had no idea what to expect, and what the people would be like, and I certainly had no idea what to expect when it came to food!
When I arrived at my host family's home, I was so relieved to find that there was nothing to be afraid of at all. They were some of the nicest people I had come across, and made me feel welcome at once. I'd already begun considering myself part of the furniture!
Everything about Chengdu was explained to me clearly by the Projects Abroad member of staff who brought me to the home, and I was already starting to feel more confident about my surroundings, as well as more and more excited about what lay in store for me in the next couple of weeks.
Language lessons in China
On the first official day, we were taken to the Projects Abroad office to be given a crash course on the Chinese way of life, as well as a little Mandarin, and thank goodness for that! Coming from England, I had absolutely no idea what the proper Chinese way of life was, and it's safe to say that the crash course saved me from embarrassing myself in front of my Chinese colleagues in the law firm.
Learning some Mandarin was especially useful, as it not only helped me in my work experience, but gave me a basic understanding of the complex language, making me more confident about working in a completely Chinese law firm, so that I would not be reduced to having to play charades every time I had to get a point across.
The Law firm
Working in the law firm was nothing short of absolutely amazing! The lawyer working with us did everything in his power to make us feel comfortable, and we were each given our own cubicle – it really felt like we worked there! Being a future law student, I genuinely found this work experience to be most valuable, for the reason that it not only taught me about Chinese law, but taught me to look at things from different perspectives; something I know will help me in my future studies as a lawyer.
We were asked to research famous Chinese cases that had proved to be a turning point in the Chinese judicial system, and then would be called to discuss our findings and points of view in the boardroom. This not only helped me to get my own ideas in order, but also helped me to see how different people think, and the different ways of looking at the singular problem. Learning about different cases was invaluable in enhancing my researching skills and deepened my interest in the law.
As well as this, we were given lectures on different types of law including marriage and business law. These were especially useful as we were given a real insight into the workings of the Chinese legal system, and we were able to compare and contrast the legal systems with that of the countries we originated from. It was interesting to see how different countries would tackle the same kind of crime, and the variation in prison sentencing.
We were taken to lunch with one of the clients of the law firm, as well as given a tour of the plastic surgery hospital he owned. This was especially interesting as we were given the chance to see first-hand how contracts and deals are made between lawyers and clients.
Trips around Chengdu
While I was in Chengdu, I got to experience a lot of the Chinese culture, more so than I would have had I been visiting as purely a tourist. As a group we were taken to see the famous Sichuan opera, an unforgettable show filled with music, dance, comedy and so much more! Although we probably understood a grand total of one word in the whole show, it's safe to say we thoroughly enjoyed the abundance of traditional Chinese arts.
A few days later we were taken to see the most famous places of Chengdu, warranting many photo opportunities and Kodak moments! Seeing the pandas was probably my most memorable moment, they're so cute! Afterwards, we visited the traditional Chinese market in Chengdu, which was absolutely beautiful. It was the perfect fusion between the old and the new, and gave us the chance to get amazing souvenirs!
As well as this, our host families did everything in their power to make us feel welcome and immerse us in their culture. My friend Claire and I were taken to a typical Chinese restaurant, famous for its delicacies specific to Sichuan. The food was absolutely delicious, and it was so different compared to the Chinese food I was used to back home – in a good way! Not only this, by the end of the two weeks, I was an expert in the usage of chopsticks.
Next on the agenda was KTV. This was probably my favourite activity in the whole trip, just because it was so different to anything I had seen before, and it helped us bond with our host family so much more. It involved booking a small room with sofas, a table and a large screen, where we could sing our hearts out using the karaoke machine. There were many memorable, amusing and truly spectacular performances that night, and it's one of the things I miss the most when I think back to my time in Chengdu.
The shopping in Chengdu was brilliant. The large choice of shops and markets made it so worthwhile, and there were many successful shopping trips in my two weeks in the city! With the great variety and low prices, my time away from the law firm was never boring.
Meeting friends for life
By the end of my two weeks, there is no exaggeration whatsoever when I say I was upset to leave. I'd met such amazing people from all around the world, and made memories I'd never forget. It's been nearly six months since I came back from volunteering in China and I'm still close with many of the people I met, and I'm sure I will still be in touch with them for many years to come.
Going on this trip not only changed my outlook on a career in law, but also opened my mind to so many new experiences and points of view; something I will value for many years to come.
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I just had a chance to speak to Jamie Haenggi, Protection1 chief marketing & customer experience officer, who filled me in on the Camtronics Security Integration acquisition. There's some info in a blog I wrote earlier today. I'll be writing a story with comments from Jamie this week.
In addition to the Camtronics deal, Protecton1 is undertaking another effort to beef up its national accounts business: launching its first ever television commercial last Sunday (March 12) starring Mike Greenberg of ESPN "Mike and Mike" fame.
"It's aimed at our commercial and national accounts customers," Haenggi said.
"It's a very different concept from [security commercial which tend to focus on home security] than anything you've seen before," she said. "It's set up like a game show, like The Dating Game, and it's called Security Switch. Mike Greenberg is stars as the client and there are three security companies," Haenggi explained. "Mike asks contestants questions. There's good humor in there," she said. And, the commercial "draws the competition in to play."
The point is to highlight P1's value proposition, she said "which is that we take your security personally.
"It's all about building brand awareness. We're the second-largest security provider out there and we're the best-kept secret. We've got high-profile clients moving over to us, and we don't want to be a secret anymore," Haenggi said.
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in the night cathedral of our married lives
summoned by an infant's hungry wail
to chant the hours after Compline.
Hush, little baby, don't say a word….
We recite the old antiphonies
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There are no monsters under the bed."
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Yes, certainly, we can bring him in."
Sent for the doctor / The doctor said….
Through the night the porch light burns in vigil.
Past midnight we sleep lightly, half waiting
for a ring that cracks the stillness of the hour:
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In 1995, Doctors Ian and Elena Renner decided to finally plant the vineyard of their dreams, planting their first eight acres of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Situated on a peninsula overlooking New Melones Reservoir, the land was blessed with cool afternoon breezes coming off the water, and they felt the microclimate here would lend itself to producing world-class grapes and wines. Today their... Read more
In 1995, Doctors Ian and Elena Renner decided to finally plant the vineyard of their dreams, planting their first eight acres of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Situated on a peninsula overlooking New Melones Reservoir, the land was blessed with cool afternoon breezes coming off the water, and they felt the microclimate here would lend itself to producing world-class grapes and wines. Today their dream is realized with the first release of Estate-Grown wines and Olive Oil. After having been born and raised in New Zealand, Ian spent nearly 10 years working in prominent hospitals in Adelaide, South Australia. It was here that he fell in love with the famous wines of the Barossa. As his love for grapes and wine grew, Ian dreamed of growing and making World-Class wine himself. Ian came to the United States in 1983, became a Professor of Medicine at the University of Southern California, and married the love of his life, Elena, a Psychologist who was "just as mad about wine as I was!" Their common dream of making wine began to materialize with the purchase of a portion of the old Airola Ranch, near Murphy's in California's Sierra Foothills. After 10 years of dreaming, Ian and Elena finally took their first step and began planning Canterbury Vineyard, named for its resemblance of Ian's beloved New Zealand. After subsequent plantings, Canterbury Vineyard is now comprised of 55 acres of Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Zinfandel, and Viognier, our prized white grape. Only those who have planted a vineyard from "scratch" know how much time, money, and tribulation is involved in such an endeavor. Since Ian and Elena lived over 300 miles away, their Canterbury became a true labor of love. It was with the help of famed vintners John Baritelle and Anthony Bell that Canterbury became a dream fulfilled. The first wine from the vineyard was made in 1997, a Syrah that still drinks remarkably well, especially since it came from vines planted only 19 months before. Continued growth of the vineyard made us a prime source of grapes for many Sierra Foothill and Napa Valley Wineries. As sales of Syrah wine became more competitive, however, Ian and Elena had unsold grapes and decided to take the plunge and make their inaugural Syrah in 2003, which was eventually lost in the 2005 warehouse fire in Napa Valley. The 2004 vintage of Syrah, however, was bottled in June 2006 and became Renner Winery's first release, Add to that GOLD at the Calaveras County Fair, and Canterbury Vineyard was in business! In 2006, Canterbury hired Brett Keller as its first winemaker, and began to make wine on its own, with the help and support of another Calaveras County winery. After bouncing around making wine at other wineries, Ian and Elena finally decided to jump from frying pan to fire, and began construction of their own winery in 2007. Determined to make only estate grown grapes from the Canterbury Vineyard, it was decided that a winery on the vineyard would be ideal in preserving quality in its fullness, and our first estate winemaking commenced with the 2007 crush. In addition to Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Viognier made in 2006, Zinfandel, Malbec, Petite Sirah, Merlot and Roussanne were added to the Canterbury Vineyard wine family. Since Canterbury Vineyard was planted in 1996, three other vineyards have taken root in our valley of paradise, making a total of over 100 acres, or roughly 10 percent of Calaveras County's Vineyard acreage. Our unique climate allows not only for the growth of great wines, but great fruits such as avocados, blood oranges and Meyer lemons. Olives grow here, and in 2005 we harvested our first Manzanilla olives for the production of Renner Olive Oil, with an inaugural release of 100 cases of 250 ml bottles. Read less
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wow... $31?? i don't think it was enough to pay train ticket from Rancaekek to Bandung and then taxi from Bandung station - Simpang Dago - Bandung zoo - Saung Angklung Udjo - Bosscha observatory. maybe they still have money from previous leg.
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20 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 23, 1991
County commissioners Gary
Decker and Bob Garlock and former commissioners Donald "Pete" Culler and Boyd Mellott won party nominations in the primary election held May 21.
Rodney Monroe, senior guard and alltime leading scorer for the North Carolina State University basketball team, kept a promise here in McConnellsburg on Sunday afternoon. And with that promise, the dream came full circle for the McConnellsburg Lady Spartans champion basketball team. Last year when Monroe attended the Lady Spartan awards banquet, he praised the team for making it to the Final Four in the PIAA tournament. Then he added an incentive. He told the ladies that if they won the championship at Hershey this year, "I'll be back to celebrate with you at next year's banquet." The rest is, as they say, history. Monroe did them one better on his promise. This year Monroe (a Hagerstown native) brought his NCS teammate, senior guard Chris Corchiani, to the banquet May 19. Together the two make up the "Fire and Ice of North Carolian State," a term coined by the sports information director that he felt best typified Monroe and Corchiania on the court. Corchiani, the "fire," while Monroe, the "ice".
Christopher Culler received his Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy from the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Long of Three Springs on May 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gearhart of Wells Tannery on May 12; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Keebaugh of Warfordsburg on May 14; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Travis Kendall of McConnellsburg on May 14.
Deaths: Marshall Spayd, Huntingdon; Mildred Nearchos, Hagerstown; Arline Donahoe, Chambersburg; Harold Walker, Chambersburg; M. Izella Bamblng, Hopewell.
Graduating May 18 at Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport were: Jeffrey Buterbaugh, McConnellsburg; Troy Chamberlain, Wells Tannery; and Charles Nesbitt, McConnellsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Timko of Mc- Connellsburg announce the birth of their child, Kathryn JoAnn, April 25 at Chambersburg Hospital.
Marriage licenses: Ronald Roberts Jr., New Bloomfield, Pa., and Tiphanie Rice, Duncannon; Steven Novick, Westminster, Md., and Maria Berkstresser, Harrisonville.
After 36 years of serving area furniture customers, Walterick's Furniture owner Helen Walterick Meyers has decided to retire. The Route 30, St. Thomas, store will continue its "retirement sale" until most of the furniture is sold to customers. Meyers, who has sold furniture to three generations of many local families, just didn't want to sell the business to anyone else when she decided to close it.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of May 21, 1981
Last Tuesday, Needmore firemen assisted Hancock Fire Co. at a barn fire at the Blanche Oakman property in Buck Valley. Fire officials report that no one was injured in the blaze which burned the barn to the ground and destroyed its contents, including three tractors, an antique car, farm machinery, tools and bushels of wheat. Damage was estimated to total $95,000.
Mrs. Daryll Forner reports seeing an albino robin around her home on East North Street. It must be nesting nearby as she sees it regularly, sometimes with its mate, which has the ordinary robin plumage.
Father Benedict Wolf of St. Stephen Church soon will be celebrating 40 years in the priesthood, having been ordained in June 1941.
Chubby's Handicrafts has been awarded the grand prize of a Quasar TV in "Woman's Day" magazine's Coats and Clark retail display contest.
Deaths: Earl J. Madden, Big Cove Tannery; Ida M. Oakman, McConnellsburg; Palmer F. Hess, Hancock; Alice B. Exline, Hancock; Mrs. Chriena J. Deaver, Mercersburg; Richard M. Stinson Sr., Big Spring, Texas; Carl N. Hampton, Needmore; Mrs. Lula S. Muschamp, Chambersburg.
Specials at the IGA: watermelons, 17 cents a lb.; bananas, 3 lbs. for $1; Nittany Lion franks, $1.09 lb.; Philadelphia cream cheese, 79 cents; Patio Chef charcoal, $3.99, 20 lbs.; Crisco shortening, $2.19 lb.; Banquet chicken, $2.39, 2 lbs.; IGA catsup, 39 cents.
The McConnellsburg Spartans took the Cove League title with a shutout win over Southern Huntingdon, and the Southern Fulton Indians upped their record to 11 wins and one loss with a victory over Forbes Road in county baseball action last week.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Bair of Shade Gap on May 8; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Strait of Breezewood on May 19; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rodger L. Byers of Mercersburg on May 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Detwiler of Rockhill Furnace on May 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Rhoades of Greencastle on May 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Emroy H. Fleegly of Hancock on May 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. William G. Chilcote of Hustontown on May 14.
Marriage licenses: Robert T. Goforth and Elizabeth Anne King, both of Flagstaff, Ariz.; Bradley Jay True, Hancock, and Terry Jean Hoopengardner, Hancock; Mark V. Vinson, Hustontown, and Shirley L. Dickinson, Hustontown; Stephen Walker, Mc- Connellsburg, and Kay Gordon, Mc- Connellsburg; Edward E. Goshorn, Neelyton, and Sherri J. Fleck, Three Springs.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 3, 1971
Four of the outstanding students who will represent the Valley Rural Electric Cooperative, Huntingdon, on the 1971 Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., have been selected from Fulton County high schools. Bonnie Mellott and Gary Decker, both of Harrisonville, are high scholastic achievers in the junior class at Central Fulton High School. Forbes Road Senior High School will send Susan Keebaugh of Hustontown, and Southern Fulton High School will send its top FFA'er David Smith of Needmore.
Fulton County's second fatal automobile accident of this year occurred on Sunday on Route 70, two miles west of Warfordsburg. The victim of the one-car crash was identified as Peter Greg Steiner of Hollidaysburg.
Bob Lowery of Clarence Center, N.Y., has purchased the assets of Lynn Chevy- Olds, located on Lincoln Way West, Mc- Connellsburg, and took over the dealership on Tuesday of this week. The former owner of the local business, Hubert Hershberger, has purchased the assets of Roberts Chevrolet Inc. in Waynesboro and will operate the Chevrolet, Jaguar and MG dealership there under the name of Hershberger Chevrolet Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones attended graduation exercises on Sunday at Juniata College where their son, Tom, received his Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in economics.
Greg Garland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Garland of McConnellsburg, has been appointed by the county commissioners to serve as juvenile and adult probation officer for Fulton County. He will fill the vacancy left by George Sim, who has accepted a similar position in Bellefonte.
It's carnival time at Hustontown!
Howard R. Furman, the producer-director of the program, "Save A Child To Serve Mankind," has completed another large hurdle on his way to raise funds for crippled children and the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. After more than 2-1/2 years of searching, Furman now has the 121-key, handcarved Mortier orchestral organ, which arrived from Belgium on May 2, completely assembled at his home in Warfordsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Storto of Mc- Connellsburg recently enjoyed a weeklong cruise to Port Antonio, Kingston and Montego Bay in Jamaica.
Mrs. Phyllis Jean Bard of Needmore recently was awarded an Associate of Arts degree with high honors from Hagerstown Junior College.
U.S. Air Force Sgt. Preston Carbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston R. Carbaugh of McConnellsburg, has arrived for duty at camp New Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Local students who will be employed as lifeguards this summer at Cowans Gap State Park are: Nancy Greathead, Melissa Lodge, Roger Horton, Kim Gobin, Dick Alloway and Craig Cutchall. Lifeguards at Great Cove Golf Club are Kathy Snyder and John Duffey.
Deaths: Orpha Locke, Shade Gap; E. Oliver Winters, Lititz; William C. Welsh, McConnellsburg; Mary E. Jenkins, Six Mile Run; Harold F. Wallace, Bedford; Mary Matilda Earley, Wells Tanney.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cutchall of McConnellsburg on May 26.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 8, 1961
On Monday, Borough Council granted permission to Community Television Inc. of Hancock to install a television cable system in Mc- Connellsburg. The system is expected to be in operation within the next three months.
A gala Queen's Ball will be held on Saturday night in the McConnellsburg High School auditorium to mark the opening of McConnellsburg's 175th anniversary celebration. Vying for the title of queen are: Judy Shore, Darlene Sipes, Larraine Gordon, Roberta Golden, Marlene Barnhart, Doris Shives, Shirley Sipes, Gayle Partchey, Phyllis Gordon, Patsy Brant, Jackie Powel, Nancy Strait, Diane Keiper, Patsy Bard, Sally Mellott, Peggy Souders, Elizabeth Lodge, Betty Munch, Dianne Waters and Verna Cutchall.
Mrs. David Franklin, McConnellsburg, is a patient in Chambersburg Hospital where she underwent major surgery on Monday.
The recent Easter Seal campaign in the county netted a total of $1,204, reported Marjorie Grissinger, treasurer of the committee for Crippled Children and Adults.
Marriage licenses were issued at the local courthouse during the past week to: Dale Benjamin Mellott, McConnellsburg, and Freeda Mellott, Needmore, and Robert K. Bark, Cleveland, Ohio, and Rachel Ann Crippen, Wells Tannery.
Congressman J. Irving Whalley was advised this week by the REA that a loan has been granted to the Breezewood Telephone Co. in the amount of $120,000. The money is to be used to furnish dial service to about 300 new subscribers in the Fulton and Bedford area.
On Sunday afternoon a truck driver, Leo Bagley of Homesville, Ga., successfully maneuvered his runaway truck, which was loaded with watermelons, through town at speeds up to 50 miles an hour. Trooper Charles Wheeler of the local substation, was credited with the safe passage of the truck through town.
Miss Brenda J. Hann, Knobsville, and Orville R. Burger, McConnellsburg, were united in marriage in Knobsvile Church of the Brethren on May 7.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ziler, Hancock, on May 22; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lake, Warfordsburg, on May 22; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peck, McConnellsburg, on May 23; a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins, McConnellsburg, on May 23; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fraker, Fort Littleton, on May 24; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey McGarvey, McConnellsburg, on May 26; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Regi, Fort Littleton, on May 30; a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Orbisonia, on June 2, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sheeder, McConnellsburg, on June 4.
An unusually high wind blew down a silo owned by Julian Shanholtz of Amaranth on Thursday.
Deaths: Mrs. Amanda V. Rohrer, 79, of Three Springs on May 31; Russell Leasure, 74, of Whips Cove on May 2; Mrs. Edith F. Sheeder, 62, McConnellsburg, on May 25; and Charles Russell O'Rourke, 71, of Berkeley Springs on June 1.
On Saturday, Jo Ann Bohrer of Amaranth was surprised with a birthday party for her 16th birthday.
Lem Hendershot, Warfordsburg, is a patient in Hagerstown Hospital.
Mrs. Clarence Naugle, Burnt Cabins, a recent patient at the Medical Center, has returned home and is improving nicely.
Mrs. Martha Henry, Clear Ridge, is a patient at the Medical Center with a fractured arm which she received in a fall on Thursday.
Marine Sgt. Robert L. Morningstar of McConnellsburg, returned to Camp Lejuene, N.C., on May 16, following a sixmonth tour of duty in the Mediterranean.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 7 , 1951
A junior American Legion baseball team will make its debut here soon in a game with Huntingdon on the local field. Sponsored by the local American Legion Post and coached by Donald Hamil, the team members are Harry Okeson, Andy Washabaugh, Bill Miller, Mack McQuade, Bill Morton, Jack Fields, Bill Parsons, Ronny Foreman, Sam Parks, Harry Branche, Marlin Harr, Jack Glazier, Eddie Shaw, Carl Peck, Wayne Sipes, George Elbin and Chubb Hess.
Mrs. Harvey Clevenger is staying with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clevenger, while her apartment on North Second Street is being finished.
Mrs. Scott Walker and Miss Emma Sloan have returned to their apartment here for the summer.
Mary E. Knauff received her Master of Arts degree in administration and supervision of education at commencement exercises at Seton Hill University, South Orange, N.J., on June 2.
Mrs. George P. Bard has been elected president of the Fulton County Medical Center Auxiliary.
William H. Reisner Jr., general manager of the Reisner Manufacturing Co. of Hagerstown, has been appointed a member of the Electronic Products Components Industry Advisory Committee of the National Production Authority.
Four seniors, one from each high school, were honored this year by the American Legion for scholarship, extracurricular activities and general school citizenship. They were Joan Weidner of Green Hill; Esther Duvall of Warfordsburg; Frances Fix of Hustontown, and Rober Takers of McConnellsburg.
A picnic dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilds of Fort Littleton on June 3 in honor of the 77th birthday of her father, Georg E. Glunt.
Miss Doris Decker is recuperating at her home at Fort Littleton from cuts and bruises she received in a car accident on Sunday evening.
Deaths: Mrs. Charles H. Stenger of Mc- Connellsburg; Samuel Pierce Winter of near Warfordsburg; Mrs. G. Johnson Mellott of McConnellsburg.
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From The Files Of June 5, 1941
Mrs. Raymond Paylor and daughter Jean are spending few days in
Philadelphia this week where Jean is making arrangements to enter a hospital there for training this fall.
Death: Robert Calvin McQuade of Mc- Connellsburg.
Dr. Russell Stevens of Bellefonte is a frequent visitor at the home of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. F.K. Stevens, while attending a dental convention at Bedford Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hays took their son, Robert, to Pittsburgh on Sunday where he took a train for Chicago to visit relatives. From there, he will go to Colorado to spend the summer with his uncle, Albert Hays, and family on their ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Black of Oklahoma City sent a special delivery letter to Mrs. Vallie Lowe, announcing the birth of a son on May 28. He has been named David Michael.
A bolt of lightning, glancing from a huge willow tree into a herd of 25 cows seeking protection from an electrical storm, killed nine Holstein cows, eight of them purebred, on Thursday evening on the James H. Kendall farm, a few miles south of Mc- Connellsburg. Two other cows were injured but have recovered. The loss, partly covered by insurance, was approximately $1,500.
Cloyd Rowe Mellott, a graduate of the McConnellsburg High School this year, has been announced as the winner of the annual state scholarship from Fulton County. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mellott. This scholarship amounts to $100 per year for four years in any accredited Pennsylvania college.
The Registration Commission of Fulton County has announced that approximately 350 voters in the county have not voted in any election in the past two years.
A custom for the McConnellsburg Woman's Club is to make an annual award to a boy and a girl in the eighth grade of the local school who have been outstanding in scholastic, citizenship and athletic events. Mrs. Boyd Fore, chairman of education for the club, presented the awards this year to Alan Schooley and Mary Ellen Decker.
Death: Mrs. Rebecca Mosen of near Mc- Connellsburg.
Mrs. J.W. Snyder of Knobsville has reported an unusually large egg. The product of an ordinary white leghorn hen, the egg has circumferential measurements of 7-1/2 and 6 inches and weighs four ounces.
Word has been received here that Dr. John L. Neill of Smethport, who formerly practiced medicine in McConnellsburg, has been called to active duty in the Medical Corps of the U.S. Army. After June 15, Dr. Neill will be located at Fort Eustis, Va.
The 20 members of the recently graduated senior class of McConnellsburg were entertained Thursday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Tad Mclaughlin at McLaughlin's Drug Store. Each member of the class was given his choice of any fountain specialty and there were plenty of pretzels and salted nuts for an added treat. The afternoon was spent in dancing and school chat.
Edwin Eisaman, a FFA member from Taylor Township, won the Franklin-Fulton public speaking contest at Waynesboro last week. He is now eligible to represent this area in the statewide public speaking contest at State College on June 16-18. Wallace Mellott, an FFA member from Licking Creek, was runner-up in the contest at Waynesboro. Eisaman spoke on the subject, "The Film of Life" and brought out the needs for soil conservation. Mellott's subject was "Agriculture, The Oldest Industry and the Newest Science."
Miss Lorelei I. Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Erby Booth of Hancock, was graduated from Shippensburg State Teachers College on May 27, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education.
Kenneth Spangler left on Monday for Jackson, Miss., where he has been enrolled as a flying cadet in the Army Air Corps.
Death: Thomas R. Hockensmith of Santa Rosa, Calif.
While riding with her husband, Cpl. David A. Nelson, who is stationed at Fort Devens, Mass., Mrs. Winifred Booze Nelson, 20, was killed in an automobile accident near Charlton, Mass., on Sunday. Cpl. Nelson and his wife were married last December.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of June 4, 1931
McConnellsburg certainly felt right on the map last Thursday when Amelia Earhart, famous flyer and first woman to cross the Atlantic in a plane, landed at the local airfield about noon. She was flying an autogiro type of plane for the first time. She landed here to take on fuel and have lunch. After eating at the Mellott Hotel, she posed for several pictures before taking off.


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Monastery of St. John the Theologian (Patmos, Greece)
The Holy Monastery of St. John the Theologian (Local Name: Áyios Ioánnis Theológos - the Monastery of St. John the Divine), is a fortress style monastery with a monastic community for men on Patmos, founded in 1088 AD by St. Christodoulos the Blessed, who had been granted the whole island of Patmos with a golden bull by the Emperor of Byzantium Alexis I Komninos. The monastery is under the jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate; and is a Patriarchal exarchate with a Patriarchal exarch (ie. its abbot has special benefits).
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- The Chapel of the Holy Apostles
- This is a small byzantine chapel that is just outside the main gate of the monastery.
- The main entrance
- This 17th century Main entrance gateway has slits for pouring oil over marauders. It leads into the cobbled main courtyard.
- The Main courtyard
- The monks refrectory
- The Treasury
- The Treasury of the monastery houses over 200 icons, 300 pieces of silverware and a dazzling collection of jewels. This impressive array of religious art and treasure mainly consists of icons of the Cretan school. Among the more respected exhibits there is an unusual mosaic icon of St. Nicholas and the 11th-century parchment granting the island to Blessed Christodoulos.
- The library contains 15,000 books, over 1,000 manuscripts, including fragments of the famous Codex Purpureus. Nearly 1500 years old, the Codex Purpureus is one of the oldest illustrated manuscripts in the world. Its outer appearance exhibits sheer royalty, and the purple colored parchment made the manuscript famous. Only 386 pages out of the original 800, remain. The current version includes a complete Gospel of St. Matthew and a nearly complete Gospel of St. Mark. Of great interest is the portrait of St. Mark.
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Saints and Monastics
- nb. only those with articles are listed.
- St. John the Theologian, author of New Testament canons and the Book of Revelation.
- St. Chrysostom the Latrinos, founder of the Monastery of St. John the Theologian
- Monk Parthenios Pankosta, founder of the Monastery of Zoodochos Pigi.
- Elder Amphilochios (Makris) of Patmos.
- Metropolitan Kallistos (Ware) of Diokleia
World Heritage Classification, UNESCO
- Date of Inscription - 1999
- Reference No. 942
- Criteria: (iii), (iv) and (vi)
- (iii) - The town of Chorá on the island of Pátmos is one of the few settlements in Greece that have evolved uninterruptedly since the 12th century. There are few other places in the world where religious ceremonies that date back to the early Christian times are still being practised unchanged. [1]
- (iv) - The Monastery of Hagios Ioannis Theologos (Saint John the Theologian) and the Cave of the Apocalypse on the island of Pátmos, together with the associated medieval settlement of Chorá, constitute an exceptional example of a traditional Greek Orthodox pilgrimage centre of outstanding architectural interest. [2]
- (vi) - The Monastery of Hagios Ioannis Theologos and the Cave of the Apocalypse commemorate the site where St John the Theologian (Divine), the "Beloved Disciple", composed two of the most sacred Christian works, his Gospel and the Apocalypse. [3] [4]
- Documentations
- 1999, "Advisory Body Evaluation"
- 1999, "Nomination File" (9.886 MB file)
- 1999, Decision "Report of the 23rd Session of the Committee"
- ↑ United Nations - Copyright © 1992-2008 UNESCO World Heritage Centre
- ↑ United Nations - Copyright © 1992-2008 UNESCO World Heritage Centre
- ↑ United Nations - Copyright © 1992-2008 UNESCO World Heritage Centre
- ↑ Note on Criterion (iv) - A delegate of Thailand raised the question of eligibility of criterion (vi). He thought that the criterion should be applied. This recommendation was also endorsed by ICOMOS and the Committee. Delegates and observers commended the high values of the site and decided to keep the criterion.
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Feb. 18, 2013
NORFOLK, Va. - Old Dominion University head football coach Rich Nagy defensive coordinator, Wilder announced on Monday. Bill Dee will stay on staff and continue to coach the defensive line.
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"I am excited Coach Nagy has agreed to accept the responsibility of defensive coordinator. Rich has 11 years as a defensive coordinator, most recently at FBS Western Michigan," Wilder said. "Rich was promoted to defensive coordinator in 2012 and he helped improve their defense from 12th in the MAC in 2011 to fifth in 2012. I know Rich is committed to improving all aspects of our defense in 2013 and beyond."
Nagy, a native of Fairfield, Connecticut, came to Hofstra from Murray State University in Kentucky where he served as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach for the Racers from December 2005 through the 2008 season. His Murray State defense allowed just 328.4 yards per game in his last season and linebacker Nate Williams was named to both the Walter Camp and Associated Press All-American first teams, was a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award, voted All- Ohio Valley Conference's (OVC) first team and selected the OVC Defensive Player of the Year. Prior to Murray State, Nagy spent five seasons (2001-2005) at CAA-member, Maine as defensive coordinator, linebackers and secondary coach. During his tenure, the Black Bears ranked among the top four teams in defense in four of his five seasons, captured back-to-back Atlantic 10 co-championships and advanced to the NCAA FCS Playoff quarterfinals in both 2001 and 2002, recorded a school-record 11 victories in 2002, posted the first two playoff wins in school history, tallied the first victory over a FBS opponent, downing Mississippi State, 9-7, in 2004 and 21 Black Bear players received All-Atlantic honors. In 2002, Maine led the Atlantic 10 in defense, allowing just 267.6 yards per game and 15.4 points per outing, both ranked ninth in the country. American Football Monthly named Nagy the FCS Defensive Coordinator of the Year in 2002.
"I am honored and excited to become the defensive coordinator at Old Dominion University. I am very grateful to Coach Wilder and the administration for this opportunity," Nagy said. "I look forward to working with our staff and players to create a defense that the Old Dominion community and fans will be proud of."
Dee will begin his third season with the Monarchs and again coach the defensive line.
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Dealton Cotton, defensive line coach for the last five seasons, will not return.
"Dealton Cotton will no longer be with our staff. We all wish him well and we will follow his career closely. I will always be grateful to Dealton for being a part of our original staff that brought football back to Old Dominion University," Wilder said.
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Team PokerSchoolOnline
Well done Confuzzled11!
You've passed the basic test and you'll get your first bonus in the next 24 hours, good job!
Step Two
The Poker Basics test was easy right? Well, there's a lot more to learn on the road to becoming a profitable poker player.
Now study the Cash Game course and once you think you have it mastered have a go at attempting the quiz. Don't rush through the course, there's a lot of content there and the quiz is tricky so spend some time on this.
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Best of Luck!
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Great job Confuzzled11!
You passed the Cash Game Quiz and know you've shown that you have a great understanding of the fundementals of playing poker. We have now credited your account with your 2nd bonus.
Step Three
Please play a 1/2 cent Real Money table at PokerStars and using the Hand Replayer post a hand here in this thread that you have questions about.
Here is a video on how to use the hand replayer.
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Team PokerSchoolOnline
Great Confuzzled11!
We now have credited your account with your 3rd bonus and You're doing a fantastic job so far!
Now take some time and using the information you've learned so far evaluate this hand and ask yourself the following questions:
1. Was my starting hand good enough to play from this position?
2. Did I evaluate the strength of my hand postflop?
3. Was my bet-sizing correct?
When at PokerSchoolOnline you are welcome post many hands for discussion in our Hand Review Forum and we encourage you to do so. Here's a video to help you understand Cash Game poker better.
You've still got one bonus to receive.
Step Four
Attend any LIVE TRAINING session here at PokerSchoolOnline. You must actually attend the session to get your bonus.
Please let us know what Live Training session you have attended. NB It must be a live training session that takes place after this post was posted. Past live training sessions do not count.
Let us know the Date/Time and Title of the session you attend and we will check your attendance and credit you with your final bonus. If you make a deposit at this stage you will also receive your final bonus.
Team PokerSchoolOnline
Congratulations Confuzzled11!
We have now awarded you with all your Bankroll Builder buy-ins ($8 total) and you have successfully completed the promotion!
You are always welcome to post any troublesome hands in the >>
Hand Analysis<< section.
Also it is a good idea to review some of the content on >>Bankroll Management<< at this point.
Keep in touch with us and let us know how your poker journey continues.
Team PokerSchoolOnline


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7:00 pm
Antiques Roadshow "Rapid City, Hour Three" Host Mark L. Walberg explores 19th-century Sioux weapons with appraiser John Buxton at beautiful Sylvan Lake in Custer State Park. Notable finds include a 1760s Chester County Pennsylvania spice chest; two sets of Frank Lloyd Wright blueprints; and a Favrile Fabrique Tiffany desk lamp valued at $4,000-$6,000.G
8:00 pm
Antiques Roadshow "Vintage Secaucus" Fifteen years after the ROADSHOW's 1997 visit to the town that is part of the Hackensack River Estuary, experts look at whether treasures floated upstream or down. A circa 1900 folk art ship model bought at a yard sale in 1996 was valued up to $7,000, but has been steadily sinking to $500 or less. But a gaming table appraised up to $300,000 might sell now for as much as $600,000.G
9:00 pm
Globe Trekker "Around The World - Pacific Journeys: Tonga to New Caledonia" Zay Harding concludes his grand Pacific adventure heading further west across the South Sea Islands into Tonga, Fiji and New Caledonia - islands whose histories have been shaped by brutal tribal conflicts and British and French colonization.G
10:00 pm
Independent Lens "Seeking Asian Female" Two strangers -- an elderly American man and a young Chinese woman -- pursue a marriage brokered by the internet, but they get more than they bargained for when she moves across the Pacific to start a new life with him in America. D
11:00 pm
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This post has little to do with Looney Tunes, but it DOES have something to do with classic animation. And I'm not even talking about "Scooby Doo" or even "Johnny Bravo", per se. It just serves as sort of a follow-up to the announcement of the Cartoon Network Looney Tunes marathon this upcoming New Years' Day. In its heyday, Cartoon Network had a huge respect for classic animation, and so did the creators of their original "World Premiere Toons", later known as "What A Cartoon" and "Cartoon Cartoons".
This particular cartoon short from the "Johnny Bravo" series is a brilliant parody of the original Hanna-Barbera "Scooby Doo: Where Are You?" TV series, but it also has three brilliant classic cartoon references: Keep a lookout for the reference to Disney's Donald Duck/Chip and Dale classic "Donald Applecore", and the Tex Avery "door-chase" gag from MGM's "Lonesome Lenny". If that isn't enough, there's even a reference to Joe Barbera. Sadly, in just ten years since this was made, Cartoon Network has devolved past anything this clever.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
"Bravo Dooby Doo"
Posted by Matthew Hunter at 8:57 PM
3 comments:
- James E. Daniels said...
This one is my absolute fave Scooby-Doo parodies. Even though it's the characters making fun of themselves!
"Jinkies? Isn't that a breakfast cereal or something?"
"Maybe there's food in this "insert location here"."
- December 20, 2008 at 11:57 PM
- Brubaker said...
I actually saw this episode the day it first aired. I was living in Tennessee when Johnny Bravo and Cow & Chicken first premiered on CN. I was a faithful watcher back then.
I remember that I didn't get the Speed Buggy reference until few years later when CN Japan started airing them. Man, Mel Blanc must've really had to pay his bills.
- December 21, 2008 at 11:49 PM
lol Don Knotts
- December 22, 2008 at 1:33 PM
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