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Jury in Hove shooting case sent home until Monday when they will carry on considering verdicts
Updated 4:53pm Friday 31st January 2014 in News By Anna Roberts, Crime reporter
The jury has retired until Monday to deliberate the verdicts in the case of a man accused of shooting dead a father in the street.
The jury at Hove Crown Court retired this afternoon in the case of Edmund Nela, 32, of no fixed address.
Nela denies murdering Xhem Krasniqi in Selbourne Road, Hove.
Mr Krasniqi, who was living in Kent, died on May 19 in the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton, hours after he was shot.
Nela also denies the attempted murder of the 31-year-old's nephew, Kelmed Murataj, and brother, Ismail Zeneli, on May 18.
He denies possessing a firearm, a 9mm pistol, and possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.
Philip Bennetts, prosecuting, said Nela shot the men following a history of "bad blood" between the families following a boxing match in Brighton Racecourse in February last year.
This view was backed up by both Mr Murataj and Mr Zeneli who, giving evidence, said Nela shot at them as they got out a BMW as they drove along Selbourne Road in May last year.
But Nela, speaking in the dock, said shots were accidentally fired as he tussled with a man who "blocked" him.
He previously told how a day after the shooting, May 19, he sailed from Brighton Marina to France before heading to Brussels and eventually Italy, returning from Milan to Gatwick.
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If you talk long enough, eventually something stupid is going to come out of your mouth. Unfortunately for anyone trying to win election, much talking must be done.
President Obama is not nearly as famous for foot-in-mouth moments as Vice President Joe Biden or, more recently, Mitt "We are not the 47 percent" Romney. But even Obama has had his share of questionable quotes on the campaign trail. Let's take a look at some of the most recent bizarre lines to come out of the nominees' mouths.
Mitt Romney:
Following Ann Romney's scare in which her plane caught on fire:
"When you have a fire in an aircraft, there's no place to go, exactly, there's no - and you can't find any oxygen from outside the aircraft to get in the aircraft, because the windows don't open. I don't know why they don't do that. It's a real problem. So it's very dangerous."
Yes, Mitt Romney really did say airplane windows should open. Never mind that well-calculated cabin air pressure.
Joe Biden:
On domestic manufacturing and jobs:
"Folks, where's it written we cannot lead the world in the 20th century in making automobiles?"
Hey Joe, we entered the 21st century over a decade ago. We'll still be here when you catch up.
Barack Obama:
On the political culture of Washington, DC:
"The most important lesson I've learned is you can't change Washington from the inside. You can only change it from the outside."
To be fair, his did not misspeak. But what great bait for the piranhas in the Romney camp. Change from the outside? You got it.
Since the quote above is a softball, let's remember a classic Obama gaffe, this one from a 2008 campaign stop in Oregon:
"Over the last 15 months we've traveled to every corner of the United States. I've now been in 57 states, I think one left to go. Alaska and Hawai'i I was not allowed to visit. I really wanted to visit, but my staff would not justify it."
And you thought "I can see Russia from my house" was the best geographical reference from four years ago...
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Reviews by stuppy:
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 3.75
Appearance: dark Brown almost black, with large white head. Head dissipates fairly quickly.
Aroma: Some fruit, cherry, pepper, chocolate, wood and light smoky nose, some brett
Flavor: light dark fruit and chocolate, some pepper/spices (rye?), oak, roasted malt flavor on the side of smoked, finishes dry with some tartness. Very light Brett. Some bitterness, but very low.
Mouthfeel: medium body, high carbonation
Overall: Drinkable, Very heavy on roasted malts and rye which gives an impression it was barrel aged. Very light sour beer, could have been more. Worth a taste, but probably won't have again.
Bottled 10-16-13
Serving type: bottle
01-29-2014 03:33:44 | More by stuppy
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3.34/5 rDev -13.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
375mL corked and caged bottle poured into a snifter. 10-16-2013 date.
(A)- Pours a very dark brown; almost pitch black color. Minimal tan froth.
(S)- Smells a bit like jerky. Slight smoke meets some dry, slightly funky Brett. Subtle raisins and dark fruits.
(T)- Slightly funky, but with that meaty jerky character from the smell. Brett is present but subtle. Finishes strongly of raisins.
(M)- A good carbonation level. Its just a bit odd with the jerky character to this; kind of throws it off for me.
(O)- This is a bit of a weird one for me, was not expecting this dried meat aroma and smell to the beer overall. Might benefit from time, but its a strange beer considering Allagash made this.
Serving type: bottle
07-24-2014 13:04:16 | More by sweemzander
4/5 rDev +3.4%
07-22-2014 11:56:43 | More by Tuggy
3/5 rDev -22.5%
07-20-2014 19:30:49 | More by nkelley77
4/5 rDev +3.4%
07-20-2014 01:30:39 | More by ironchefkook
4/5 rDev +3.4%
07-17-2014 01:28:54 | More by I_BYE_MI_BEER
3.78/5 rDev -2.3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
375ml C&C bottle poured into an Allagash stemmed glass.
A - Pours a dark brown/near blackish color with a thick, several finger cap of grayish tan foam that is super dense and shows neverending staying power. After the shape holding cap of foam finally dissipates a bit, tons of thick foamy lacing is left on the glass.
S - Mildly tart and sour up front, loads of fruity berry aromas, sour cherries, mildly earthy funk, a bit of sweet tarts.
T - Nice hop bitterness that wasn't evident in the aroma gives the first impression on the tongue. Tartness is extremely mild...almost disappears. Earthy, medicinally bitter brett character kicks in nicely, traces of phenolics, light roast, fairly dry overall.
M - Fairly light in body, thin but not watery with a mild carbonation that edges on the foamy side. Phenolic, faintly tart, earthy, medicinal...
O - Interesting, a bit different, but just ok overall. Not one of my favorite Allagash offerings - I guess they all can't be winners, but they have a pretty good track record with me. This one is fine, but I won't run out to grab the stragglers left on the shelves either.
Serving type: bottle
07-15-2014 22:52:46 | More by portia99
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
07-15-2014 17:35:59 | More by jerefreakinmiah
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
07-13-2014 23:41:02 | More by DrBier
4.5/5 rDev +16.3%
07-12-2014 02:28:10 | More by jopezu
Rhode Island
3.25/5 rDev -16%
07-11-2014 02:54:14 | More by Tamorin
New York
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
07-08-2014 01:11:31 | More by Roze
New York
4.75/5 rDev +22.7%
07-07-2014 22:08:40 | More by Pete27lax
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.4%
07-07-2014 21:05:10 | More by cmrillo
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
07-07-2014 03:51:12 | More by Ksyrium
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
07-06-2014 14:58:35 | More by 22Blue
3.11/5 rDev -19.6%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Thanks to angrybabboon for sharing the bottle.
Appearance: Dark dark brown almost black. Head is a loose creamy khaki. Nice streaks of lacing. A bit bubbly on the pour.
Smell: Soft layers of Brett funk. A bit earthy with some damp musty elements. A touch tart with a mild almost lactic element. Sweet roasted malts. Hints of dark chocolate, coffee bean, and cocoa. Caramel malt sweetness. A touch medicinal with a phenolic element. Some bready sweetness.
Taste: Mildly roasted malt. A touch of chocolate malt coupled with cocoa and some coffee bean thrown in. Brett adds some soft funk with a mild tart edge. Some earthy and damp yeast. Super clean for Allagash thanks to the stainless steel. The missing oak is noticeable. A touch of lemon thrown in the back.
Mouthfeel: Medium to light body with a moderate carbonation. A touch crisp with a clean, super clean for Allagash, finish.
Overall: Deep dusk.
Roasted and mildly bretty. Soft and mild for Allagash. The oak would have helped.
Serving type: bottle
07-05-2014 00:20:27 | More by Goblinmunkey7
Rhode Island
3.58/5 rDev -7.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Split with Goblinmunkey7
Consumed 7/4/14
Appearance: Dark, dark brown - not exactly midnight black, but definitely rich - pours with a large, light tan head, retains a small cap, leaves some nice streaks and spots of lacing
Smell: Dark brown and chocolate malts with a nice amount of funk - brown and chocolate malts, with some roasted, lightly burnt malts - some funk, doesn't really scream Brett, but it's definitely in here - some musty, damp sourness, works well with the chocolate malts - some dark and stone fruits as well
Taste: Dark brown, caramel, and chocolate malts with some light sourness and funk - chocolate malts and some caramel grains - light malty sweetness - some light Brett notes with some wet funk - some stone fruit and dark berry skins - a bit leathery and phenolic
Mouthfeel: Medium body, nice carbonation, smooth, dry finish
Overall: Probably more refined than 2am Brett
This has some decent Brett funk with a nice base of chocolate and caramel. I don't think that the flavors really merge as well as they could, but this is definitely good. I have another bottle aging, and I'm curious what will happen in a few years.
Serving type: bottle
07-05-2014 00:08:39 | More by angrybabboon
4.38/5 rDev +13.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Appearance: brown in color, 1/4 inch head, clear, moderate carbonation
Smell: chocolate, dark fruits, and sour mix
Taste: dark and sweet milk chocolate, lots of balck cherries, light blueberry, and sour mix
Mouthfeel: sour with a slightly sweet start and a dry semi-bitter finish, moderate carbonation, light bodied
Drinkability: Really enjoyed the sour cherry and dark chocolate combination. Glad I was able to find this on draft. I would certainly pick this up again. One of my new favorite beers from a brewery that I like.
Serving type: on-tap
07-03-2014 12:53:14 | More by tigg924
3/5 rDev -22.5%
06-30-2014 19:40:15 | More by Marco_Gtz
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
06-29-2014 16:13:50 | More by greenboat
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.4%
06-28-2014 14:09:35 | More by BeahDrinkah
3/5 rDev -22.5%
06-28-2014 01:30:45 | More by nem2006
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
06-27-2014 00:56:24 | More by starshockey9
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
06-26-2014 19:06:15 | More by huntermop
Allagash Midnight Brett from Allagash Brewing Company
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Lon Morris College estate officials are considering suing former LMC students to recover unpaid back tuition that might help defray bankruptcy costs.
This isn't intended as a first resort and certainly isn't the most popular option on the table. But the strategy is apparently used by several colleges around the country — although it was unclear Friday if any of those are actual bankruptcy cases.
Penn State, for instance, is suing dozens of former students to recover anywhere from $13,200 to $26,800 in tuition and loans. Yale University and Temple University go as far as to share the same debt collections attorney.
According to LMC Chief Restructuring Officer Dawn Ragan's account in the college's proposed liquidation plan, as much as $1 million might be collected from the sum total of students who still owe tuition.
"The charitable nature of the school would generally not support suing former students for tuition," the plan states. "Nevertheless, the plan reserves all the debtor's right to comment collection suits for unpaid tuition — including selling the claims and placing those rights with collection companies."
This possibility is mentioned in the same section of the proposed liquidation plan that stipulates LMC bankruptcy officials reserve the right to sue all LMC officers, directors, or trustees who were at the college at any point before the bankruptcy.
In other states, academic institutions have had success suing students. According to a report cited in the Daily Pennsylvanian, Penn State representatives are emphatic about recovering lost tuition.
"If students graduate or leave the University with an outstanding balance, their debt will be transferred to the University's Collections Office," Marlene Bruno, spokesperson for Penn's Student Registration and Financial Services, told the Daily Pennsylvanian.
According to the proposed Lon Morris liquidation plan, LMC originally offered significant scholarships to students in an effort to increase enrollment.
But a great deal of the scholarship aid was unfunded, meaning "it was not supported by donor gifts or endowments, and was merely a discount to the stated tuition," the plan states.
As the number of students paying tuition at the full rate continued to decline as time went by, the College accepted more and more students with Pell grants, the Liquidation Plan states.
The Plan alleges such students are at a higher risk of failure to complete degree requirements and indicate a higher degree of financial need.
"These new students also occasioned a dramatic increase in accounts receivable and bad debts," the plan states. "As poor policies and controls allowed students to continue to remain enrolled in classes and receive grades and transcripts without satisfying their bill, a student accounts receivable balance in excess of $1 million was generated — much of which is expected to become bad debt."
When the college lost its Title IV Higher Education Act funding — including federal Pell grants, teacher education assistance, SMART grants, work study and federal student loans -- many students dependent on that aid couldn't pay for their education, the plan shows.
Houston attorney Hugh Ray III of McKool Smith, who works with the estate, did not immediately return a request for comment Friday.
Ragan also did not respond to a request for comment Friday, but did address the general issue in a Nov. 30 interview.
"The debtor has been seeking to obtain unrestricted funds to be used to help pay its debts," she said in an email.
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Panasonic WhisperGreenT Bathroom Fan FV-08VKS3 (replaces FV-08VKS1, FV-08VKS2)
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New Harmony artist Mary Ann Michna will present an exhibition of her recent photographs Nov. 2-30 at Clabber Girl Museum Art Gallery. The photographs focus on the historic utopian and artistic community of New Harmony.
An opening reception is planned from 5 to 7 p.m. Nov. 2 in the gallery.
Michna lived in Terre Haute from 2001 to 2010 and worked out of her art studio at Seventh Street and Wabash Avenue. During her residency in the Wabash Valley, Michna was an active member of the arts community, which included working as a curator for the Swope Art Museum and as director for the Paris, Ill., Bicentennial Art Center.
The artist currently works from her studio in New Harmony. For more information about the artist visit www.maryann
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Mount Pleasant Police Officer Ronald Beckley, the second officer to fire his weapon the night of Pace University student DJ Henry's death, said during his deposition in federal court last week that he fired his gun to stop Aaron Hess, who he felt was the "aggressor."
"I was shooting at a person that I thought was the aggressor and was inflicting deadly physical force on another," Beckley told Michael Sussman, who deposed him as part of a civil suit filed by the Henry family against Hess and the Village of Pleasantville.
Sussman released a portion of the deposition to the media and public, a move bashed by Hess' attorney, Brian Sokoloff.
"I hope that everyone will withhold judgment on this matter until the evidence is presented to a jury as it was presented to a Grand Jury," he said to Patch. "Jumping to a conclusion about a matter based on part of one person's deposition is unfair to the process of how lawsuits get decided in America."
Hess, a Pleasantville Police Officer, shot and killed Henry on Oct. 17, 2010 outside a bar in Pleasantville as Henry was driving in his vehicle. He was not indicted by a West Chester County Grand Jury.
In Beckley's 65-page deposition, he describes to Sussman, the Henry family lawyer, what he recalls from that evening. According to Beckley, who has since retired, he arrived that night in response to a call regarding a bar fight. His attention turned to Henry's car when he heard gunfire and saw "a dark figure in front of that vehicle mounting that vehicle."
"That person was mounting that vehicle as he was firing," Beckley told Sussman, also saying that one shot was fired before Hess was on the hood.
Beckley, who said he was standing approximately 30 feet away when he first saw the vehicle, said he was unaware the person he was describing was a police officer.
By the time he fired his weapon, Beckley said he was approximately six feet from Hess.
When Henry's car stopped, Beckley said Hess "rolled" off of the car. He also believes his shot hit Hess in the knee.
"I knew I hit Hess," Beckley told Sussman. "Just from the proximity I shot, it was very close. I'm a good shot. And when he landed he told me his knee was shot. And I took that to mean he took a round."
Hess reportedly sustained a knee injury, which has kept him from active duty since the incident. The injury, however, has not been reported to be from a gunshot wound, and Mount Pleasant Lieutenant Brian Fanelli told Beckley shortly after the incident that Hess was not suffering from a gunshot wound.
Beckley's account last week differs from what was Fanelli reported immediately after the shooting.
According to Fanelli's report during an internal investigation, Beckley felt threatened by the vehicle.
"[Beckley] saw a person who was dressed in dark clothing on the hood of the vehicle which was approaching him," Fanelli wrote in his report. "Officer Beckley stated that he believed that the gun shots were coming from the person on the hood of the vehicle. Officer Beckley stated that he believed he was going to be killed by the vehicle and that he drew his weapon and fired at the car."
Beckley told Sussman that while he spoke to Fanelli immediately following the incident, much of Fanelli's description of their conversation was inaccurate.
Sussman went through Fanelli's report during the deposition last week.
Q: "Officer Beckley stated that he looked up and saw a car coming at a high rate of speed." Is that accurate?
A: No.
Q: Was there any discussion, as you explained the situation in the sequence you explained it, however was that you explained it, that you looked up and saw a car coming at any rate of speed?"
A: No
Beckley went on to tell Sussman that he explained to Fanelli his reasoning for firing his weapon, and that he was firing at Hess, who he felt to be an "aggressor." However, that information was not disclosed in Fanelli's report.
DJ Henry's father, Danroy Henry Sr., released a statement via Youtube Sunday describing Fanelli's report to be part of an ongoing effort to "obstruct justice."
"It's interesting to us that somehow we would be offered a story about what happened, not absolute truth," he said. "We were given a version; a calculated story; a made up story; a fabrication. So, if justice relies on truth, when you obstruct truth, you obstruct justice."
Henry cited Fanelli's report as an example of a "fabricated" story.
"Brian Fanelli, and likely others, chose to ignore that truth to create a version of the story that would somehow exonerate Aaron Hess for doing what was wrong," Henry said. "Sometimes people get so caught up in institutions, they forget to support the very foundation those institutions are built on."
Henry also pointed out that neither Beckley nor Hess was interviewed during the Grand Jury investigation conducted by the Westchester County District Attorney's office.
"In reality, how thorough of an investigation could it have been if out of their own mouths, Ronald Beckley and Aaron Hess, both the shooters that night, both indicate out of their own mouths - I'm not saying it, I'm just letting you know what they said - that they were never interviewed by the D.A.?" Henry said. "How could an investigation be thorough that doesn't interview the two shooters? It doesn't make any sense."
Beckley was put on leave following the incident in October. In January, 2011, he retired from the force after a 30 year career that lasted from 1981 to 2011. He told Sussman that he was unaware of claims made in Fanelli's report and had never seen it until this September. He said he followed news coverage of the incident "in bits and pieces" provided by his wife.
According to Beckley's deposition with Hess' lawyer Brian Sokoloff, Beckley said he never filed a report on his own.
In addition to Sussman and a partial deposition given to Sokoloff, Bonita Zelman, the lawyer representing Henry's peers in several pending lawsuits, also deposed Beckley (to read the depositions, click on the attached pdfs.).
The release of Beckley's depositions came after the release of Hess' deposition in late August.
Sokoloff also reiterated comments he made on LoHud.com in which he said the premature release of the depositions may influence future witnesses who have yet to speak on the record.
"There were apparently dozens of eyeballs looking at all or part of the incident. Beckley's is only one set. It is very unfair to release a portion of retired officer Beckley's deposition. I have not yet questioned him. The plaintiffs needed to rush out half of a deposition in order, perhaps, to present half a story," Sokoloff told LoHud.com Saturday.
"I don't really want to expand beyond that," he told Patch Monday, adding that he does not want to address the contents of the depositions at this time.
Sarah Studley contributed to the reporting in this article.


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