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The Titletown All-Stars, a 10U youth football team comprised of all-stars from the Valdosta Boys and Girls Club, had revenge on their minds entering Saturday's state championship game in Atlanta.
Facing South Columbus in the National Preparatory Football Association's Scott Coalition Bowl inside the Georgia Dome, the All-Stars avenged an earlier tournament loss to the Falcons, winning the state championship game, 6-0.
The All-Stars used a game-winning touchdown run from Arendez Fedd with 35 seconds remaining to score the game's lone touchdown.
"I'm so proud, I'm about to burst," said Titletown All-Stars head coach JB Brown.
Saturday's win came less than a month after losing to the Falcons, 7-0. Brown said that loss wasn't fair because his team had already played earlier that day, while the Falcons were well-rested.
In Saturday's championship game, Brown knew his team could win as both teams had plenty of rest.
"It is a satisfying feeling of having something taken from you and then being able to beat them and take it back," Brown said.
Playing inside the large Georgia Dome, which seats over 70,000 people, Brown took the All-Stars inside a meeting room an hour before kickoff to calm down his players and give them a pep talk. One thing he stressed was their earlier loss to the Falcons.
"We had a long talk with them and explained to them that those kids were going to be riding a high because they had beaten us already," Brown said. "My enthusiasm speech to them was, 'they (are) fresh, we (are) fresh. Lets see who is the best when we are fresh."
A defensive battle all game, neither the All-Stars nor the Falcons could get much going offensively. Then, after forcing the Falcons to punt with less than a minute remaining, the All-Stars received the spark they had been waiting on all day long.
Fedd caught the punt and returned it all the way to the Falcons' 20-yard line, where he actually fumbled the ball. Luckily, another All-Star teammate recovered and Titletown still had possession.
Then, with the time winding down, quarterback Joshua Brown ran a bootleg 16 yards, being tackled at the 4-yard line. The following play, Fedd scored the game's only touchdown, lifting the All-Stars to the state championship win.
"Our defense, I think, they won the game because we stopped them for loss after loss after loss," Brown said. "We started to drive them backwards. That is what forced them to punt."
Defensively, Shawn Martin made several big plays, despite making the switch from linebacker to defensive end for the championship game.
"(Shawn) came up big," Brown said.
The All-Stars finished the National Preparatory Football Association's Southern National Championships with a 3-1 record, building on their already impressive record they tallied through three previous tournaments.
Since establishing the team in November, the All-Stars went an impressive 11-1, winning all four tournaments they entered.
Along with the impressive record, the All-Stars are also bringing back a nice trophy, too.
"We got a really nice trophy," Brown said. "It looks like the Lomardi Trophy, with a football on top of it."
Brown said one major reason for the team's success was because of the support the players received from the parents, including during Saturday's championship game.
"We had great support," Brown said. "There weren't a lot of people in the Georgia Dome, but our fans were the loudest. We were on the opposite side of the field from the fans — they had all the fans on one side — and we could hear our fans like they were right behind us. They traveled with us, they spent money and they stayed behind this team. Nobody complained about money, even if it is Christmas time."


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— Robert F. Bazzell Sr., known to most as "Bob," 78, passed away Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013, at his home with family at his side. Bob was born March 18, 1935, in Fredricks City, Md., the son of Pearl and Carlton Bazzell, and was raised in Cooksville, Md.
Bob was a veteran of the United States Army and deployed to Fort Wolters in Mineral Wells in 1955 where he later met and married Wilma Louise Rogers. Bob made Mineral Wells his home for 58 years.
Services will be 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013, at First Christian Church. Burial will follow in Woodland Park Cemetery. Visitation is Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. in the Baum-Carlock-Bumgardner Funeral Home annex.
Bob was preceded in death by his wife, Wilma Rogers Bazzell, in 2008, and a grandson, Ryan Bazzell, also in 2008.
He is survived by sons and daughters-in-law: Bobby and Pat, Jimmy and Jane, Danny and Sarah; grandchildren: Brady, Jacy, Trey, Blair, Ean, Daniel, Ryan, Trevor, Emily, Chelsie, and Zach; great-grandchildren: Sadie Beth, Callie Joe, Bryson, Brylynn, Briston, Bristol, Paisley, Daniella, and Weston; lifelong friend, Rosemary Barkley; sister and brother-in-law, Lillian and Donald Null, of Maryland; brother and sister-in-law, Carlton and Francis Bazzell, of Maryland; and numerous nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Children's Alliance Center, PO Box 403, Mineral Wells, TX 76068.
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[JURIST] Iraqi election officials on Sunday rejected allegations of fraud and calls for a recount of the ballots from the March 7 parliamentary election [CEIP backgrounder; JURIST news archive]. Despite the demands for a recount [statement, in Arabic] Saturday by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki [official website, in Arabic; BBC profile], which described the recount as necessary "to preserve political stability and stave off ... the resurgence of violence," an Independent High Election Commission (IHEC) [official website] official stated [BBC report] that a total recount of the ballots would not be feasible, and is not necessary, due to checks against fraud. Calls for a recount come amid a close election result between Maliki's Shi'ite dominated State of Law [official website] coalition, and their primary rival, former prime minister Iyad Allawi [official website, in Arabic; Al Jazeera profile] and his cross-sectarian Iraqiya coalition. With 95 percent of the vote counted on Sunday, Allawi maintained a lead [Reuters report] of around 11,000 votes over Maliki, with the full vote count to be announced Friday. In response to the recount demands, an Iraqiya spokesperson stated [Al Jazeera report] that a recount would delay the election results for months, negatively affecting the security situation. The close election result has prompted observers to predict that neither party will gain a majority of the 325-seat parliament, leading to possibly months of negotiations to form a government. Also on Sunday, a protest broke out in support of Maliki's recount demands in the city of Najaf, where 300 demonstrators gathered near the provincial government building.The IHEC on Friday dismissed allegations of election fraud [JURIST report] from a member of the European Parliament [official website]. On Wednesday, The State of Law coalition first asked the IHEC for a recount [JURIST report], alleging fraud. State of Law spokesperson Ali Al Adib claimed that the ballots were manipulated [AP report] by the manager of an electronic counting center who is allegedly linked to Iraqiya. The allegations came after Iraqiya began to take a slight lead [Al Jazeera report] in a partial vote count released earlier this week. The IHEC said that there was no evidence [AP report] to back up the allegations. The fraud allegations are the latest in a series of problems plaguing the elections. Last month, an Iraqi appeals panel ruled [JURIST report] that 28 of the 500 candidates previously banned due to allegations of ties to Saddam Hussein's Baath Party [BBC backgrounder] could stand in the election. The initial ban was characterized by the Iraqi government as illegal, and was reversed [JURIST reports] when the panel acknowledged that it did not have to rule on all 500 candidates at once.
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The Big News: Rolling Stone cover girl Taylor Swift stayed cemented atop the charts, selling another 62,000 copies of Fearless and leading another week of slow overall sales. Swift has topped the charts for all but two weeks in 2009, with Bruce Springsteen and the Fray each making cameos at Number One before Swift reclaimed her territory. The Gap Band's Charlie Wilson and his Uncle Charlie grabbed the Number Two spot in its debut week, thanks to guest appearances by Snoop Dogg, T-Pain and Jamie Foxx. The usual suspects populated the rest of the top five, with the Fray's self-titled, Nickelback's Dark Horse and Beyoncé's I Am... Sasha Fierce filling out the last three spots.
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A:It depends on your specific hair type. There is no universal African American hair texture. This product Is probably good for coarse wavy, curly or kinky hair.Answered on 7/27/2013 by Noneofyourgoddamnbusiness from California
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Paradiso Cross Fit, with an existing location in Marina del Rey, will be opening a new gym in January 2013 in Venice near the famous Gold's Gym.
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LEAGUE CITY, Texas — People are getting fired up about a firearms auction with antique weapons and even a rocket launcher.
"Some people collect thimbles and teacups and some people collect Ferrari's," said John Gay with L.L. Auctions. "This is somewhere in between. It's the middle class that collects guns."
The collection belonged to the late Bill James, the founder of the Arms Room. There are 107 items on the auction block and most date back before 1890.
"This is a Brown Bess musket," said Colter Brog with the Arms Room. After walking through the extensive collections, he admits "there's a lot here that we don't even know what they are honestly."
You'll also find swords, a rocket launcher and a pair of signed tennis shoes from retired Houston Rocket Yao Ming.
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By Ed Hungness
Special to the Record-Eagle
In 2009, I wrote a column some readers might recall. It was titled, "1,000,000,000,000."
The general theme of the piece was to illustrate and try to understand a number that is almost inconceivable to all except for the most accomplished mathematicians.
The largest denomination of U.S. currency in circulation today is the $100 bill. When printed at the mint, they are banded in stacks of 100 bills. Each packet is valued at $10,000 and is approximately half-inch tall.
To help us understand the magnitude of a trillion, I first journeyed from thousands to millions and then struggled with the enormity of billions which eventually led us to a trillion. Simply stated, it is the number one followed by 12 zeros.
My most visual illustration was of a billion dollars. If one possessed a billion dollars in $100 bills and started stacking them up, the pile of money would be 4,166 feet high. The Burj Dubai, which is the tallest building in the world, is 2,684 feet tall. The stack of $100s would be almost 1,500 feet taller than this building. Remember, we are only talking about 1 billion. One trillion is 1,000 billions.
With calculator in hand, it is easy to compute, but difficult to comprehend. One trillion dollars in $100 bills would dwarf the billion and our stack would now be 4,166,000 feet tall or 789 miles into the sky. Defining a trillion in these terms, although overwhelming, illustrates the vastness of this number.
The subject matter of my writing usually steers clear of religion and politics. There is already plenty of that to go around and these subjects are covered by individuals far more astute than I. While difficult to fathom, the dismal fact is that our great nation is currently over $16,700,000,000,000 (16 trillion,700 billion) in hock and the number is growing at the rate of over 1 trillion dollars per year. Just imagine if this was your credit card balance. Think of the monthly interest charges. Think of the late fees!
The latest census figures put the population of the U.S.A. at 313,914,040. If the National Debt was assigned to a collection agency and that organization started banging on doors, most folks would be shocked to learn they would be expected to pay $53,200 to eliminate this debt. This amount would be owed by every man, woman and child. The kids' piggy banks most likely don't contain $53,200, so let's give them a break and let them off the hook. It is good to let children be children. We also can't go after the extremely poor.
To be fair, let's assume the collection agency pursues only the 113 million U.S. citizens who pay income tax. The taxpayers ultimately are responsible for financing the government's various programs and activities. What they don't contribute, the government must borrow. In simple terms, this is how we got into the situation we are in; too much borrowing to pay for too much spending.
In this figurative illustration, the responsibility for collecting the loan becomes easier for the collection agency, but a little more painful for the taxpayers. If collection notices were sent out, each taxpayer would be expected to fork over $147,500 as their share of the debt repayment. If we didn't pay the bill, it would continue to accrue interest plus late fees. If we never caught up and paid the obligation, our children and grandchildren would be forced to deal with it after we're gone.
Sobering thought, isn't it? Let's hope that the politicians who are responsible for the spending and borrowing get things under control — and soon.
Ed Hungness and his wife became full-time residents of Fife Lake in 2005 after Ed's retirement. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail at P.O. Box 57, Fife Lake, MI 49633.


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Patients defend Fox Chapel doctor charged with indecent assault
Some women say Dr. Raja Chakrapani inappropriately touched them in White Oak office
A White Oak district judge has ordered a doctor to trial on charges he inappropriately touched two female patients, but dismissed similar charges involving two other women.
Defense attorney Patrick Thomassey said he expects the remaining charges against Dr. Raja Chakrapani, 59, of Fox Chapel, will be dismissed at trial.
District Judge Thomas Miller ordered Chakrapani to stand trial after a preliminary hearing Monday. The doctor remains free on bond pending trial on charges of indecent assault and harassment.
"They were making demands of the doctor that he wouldn't do, so he quit them," Thomassey told WTAE last month. Asked if it was about providing patients with prescription drugs, he responded, "Something along those lines, yes."
The state has suspended the doctor's license, pending the outcome of the criminal charges.
"I want him to know that I'm behind him and I think that he's an excellent doctor and I just don't believe what is being said," said Cynthia Lyons. She said she has been Chakrapani's patient since 2008.
Yolanda Lewis said she considers Chakrapani a great doctor. She said he has never made her feel uncomfortable as his patient. "I can't believe it, and I pray to God that it's not true," she said.
Allegheny County police arrested Chakrapani in July at his White Oak office, where he is accused of sexually touching and inappropriately rubbing against two women. Police said the first alleged incident occurred in August 2012, but their investigation only started after the women came forward this past summer.
According to the affidavit, one alleged victim says "while she was sitting on the exam table in the exam room, Dr. Chakrapani grabbed her face with his hand and attempted to kiss her."
In other visits, the affidavit states the doctor, "lifted up her shirt and bra … while listening to her heart with a stethoscope … he then placed a hand underneath her underwear and grabbed her buttocks."
"To have someone out there that's preying upon these women, it's not right, and we feel there may be even more activity that occurred with other victims we are not aware," said Lt. Jeff Korczyk.
A similar allegation was made against the doctor by an employee three years ago, police said.
Chakrapani faces four counts of indecent assault and two counts of harassment. He is a primary care physician who worked out of offices in White Oak, Turtle Creek, West Mifflin, Swissvale and at UPMC Mercy hospital in Pittsburgh.
Anyone with information about the alleged assaults is asked to call county police at 412-473-3366.
Copyright 2013 by WTAE.com The Associated Press contributed to this report. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Firewalls are becoming evermore sophisticated. Luckily, the tools for managing firewalls are becoming simpler and more accessible for ordinary users
Your computer lets you see the world, but you don't want the world to see you. Intruders are becoming more sophisticated, and it isn't enough anymore to hope they won't notice your inconspicuous workstation. If you're connected to the Internet, you'd better be behind some kind of firewall. Firewalls come in many sizes, shapes, prices, and designs. Interestingly enough, what used to be called a firewall is now only one of a wide range of security products. The traditional firewall is a form of router that resides in Layer 3 of the OSI reference model. Layer 3 is the layer of the stack that listens for the Internet Protocol, reads IP addresses, and makes decisions about where to route IP datagrams. A firewall additionally inspects the Layer 4 (TCP or UDP) headers to identify services and evaluate flags.
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HOUSTON – The beautiful weekend weather is expected to continue Sunday, with chances for rain returning to the forecast at the beginning of next week, KHOU 11 News Meteorologist Mario Gomez said.
Saturday morning temperatures kicked off in the upper-60s to lower-70s and highs topped off around 94 degrees.
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At its most basic level, a filter is a program that accepts input, transforms it and outputs the transformed data. The idea of the filter is closely associated with several ideas that are part of the UNIX operating system: standard input and output, input/output redirection and pipes.
Standard input and output refer to default locations from which a program will take input and to which it will write output. The standard input (STDIN) for a program running interactively at the command line is the keyboard; the standard output (STDOUT) is the terminal screen.
With input/output redirection, a program can take input or send output using a location other than standard input or output—a file, for example. Redirection of STDIN is accomplished using the < symbol, redirection of STDOUT by >. For example,
ls > list
redirects the output of the ls command, which would normally go to the screen, into a file called list. Similarly,
cat < listredirects the input for cat, which in the absence of a file name would be expected from the keyboard, to come from the file list--so we output the contents of that file to the screen.
Pipes are a means of connecting programs together through I/O redirection. The symbol for pipe is |. For example,
ls | less
is a common way of comfortably viewing the output from a directory listing where there are more files than will fit on the screen.
Simple programs provided as standard with your Linux system can be enhanced by using them as filters for other similar programs. I'll also show how simple programs of your own can be built to meet custom filtering needs.
One program I don't look at in this article is Perl. Perl is a programming language in its own right, and filters are language-independent.
The program grep, "Get Regular Expression and Print", is a good place to begin. (See "Take Command: grep" by Jan Rooijackers, March 1999.) The principle of grep is quite simple: search the input for a pattern, then output the pattern. For example,
grep 'Linus Torvalds' *
searches all files in the current directory for Linus' name.
Various command-line switches may be used to modify grep's behaviour. For example, if we aren't sure about case, we can write
grep -y 'linus torvalds' *
The -y switch tells grep to match without considering case. If you use any upper-case letters in the pattern, however, they will still match only upper-case. (This is broken in GNU grep, which simply ignores case when given the -y switch—that's what the -i switch does).
With just this bit of information about grep, it is easy to construct a practical application. For example, you could store name and address details in a file to create a searchable address book.
Sometimes, basic grep won't do. For instance, suppose we want to find all occurrences of a text string which could possibly be a reference to Linus. Clearly, searching for 'Linus Torvalds' is not enough—that won't find just Linus or Torvalds. We need some way of saying, "This or this or this". Here is where egrep (extended grep) comes in. This handy program modifies standard grep to provide just such a conditional syntax by using the | character to denote "or".
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In the boys bracket, the Midway Chargers dropped their opening game of the Porum Invitational to McCurtain 62-41 on Monday.
Roper Selby led the Chargers (1-11) with 19 points.
The Warner Eagles could not keep up with the Keota Lions, dropping an 82-55 decision.
Warner (7-8) was led by Kyle Taylor with 22 points while Tim smithson finished with 14 points.
The Eagles face Midway at 4:30 p.m. Thursday while Keota gets McCurtain at 7:10 p.m. Thursday.
In the girls bracket, the Warner Lady Eagles opened up an 11-point advantage over the Porum Lady Panthers on their way to a 57-45 win in their opening-round matchup.
Warner (6-8) Morgan Barton lead the way with 12 points while Robin Goodreau recorded a doublde-double-with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Porum (7-7) had three players in double figures with Kori Lindsey and Keisha Miller finished with 11 points each while Shelby Miller added 10 points.
The Gore Lady Pirates got off to a slow start and could not recover in their first-round game against Keota, falling 50-31.
Gore (0-12) fell behind 35-10 to the Lady Lions at halftime. Trystan Wood led the Lady Pirates with 12 points.
Gore plays Porum at 5:50 p.m. Friday while Keota meets Warner at 8:30 p.m. Friday.
Tuesday schedule
Boys: Gore vs. Panola, 5:50 p.m.; Porum vs. Quinton, 8:30 p.m.
Girls: Midway vs. Panola, 4:30 p.m.; Quinton vs. McCurtain, 7:10 p.m.
Other area games
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Dead or Alive 3 gives gamers the ability to enjoy a richer, more intense, action-packed experience than was previously possible on a video game system. Dead or Alive 3 is a 3D fighting game transplanted from the arcade to home, specifically for the Xbox. Tecmo has done extensive research into the technical capabilities of the Xbox and is convinced it is the ideal platform on which to showcase the latest entry in its extremely popular franchise.
Dead or Alive 3 is a Fighting/3D Fighting video game for Xbox developed by Team Ninja and published by Tecmo on August 19, 2003. It's rated Pending by the ESRB and 33 of our users have voted it 4.1 out of 5 stars.
Our newest cheats for Dead or Alive 3 were added May 29, 2010.
Press the indicated buttons to select your character's costume and it will change their appearance. This works for the following characters:
Kasumi Costume 1: Press A (Blue Ninja Outfit, Hair in a Ribbon) Costume 1: Press X (Blue Ninja Outfit, Hair in a Braid) Costume 1: Press Y (Blue Ninja Outfit, Hair Loose) Costume 1: Press A+ L (same as Costume 1 with A) Costume 2: Press A (White Ninja Outfit, Hair in a Ribbon) Costume 2: Press X (White Ninja Outfit, Hair in a Braid) Costume 2: Press Y (White Ninja Outfit, Hair Loose) Costume 2: Press A + L (same as Costume 2 with A) Costume 3: Press A (Schoolgirl Outfit, Hair in a Ribbon) Costume 3: Press X (Schoolgirl Outfit, Hair in a Braid) Costume 3: Press Y (Schoolgirl Outfit, Hair Loose) Costume 3: Press A + L (same as Costume 3 with A) Hayabusa Costume 1: Press A (Black Ninja Outfit) Costume 2: Press A (Black Ninja Outfit With Open Arms, a Mask, and Gray Boots) Costume 2: Press X (C2A in White) Hitomi Costume 1: Press A (Denim Jacket, White Top, Denim Jeans) Costume 1: Press X (Gold Top, Denim Jeans, no jacket) Costume 2: Press A (White Gi, Black Shirt) Zack Costume 1: Press A (Bare Chest, Black Flamed Trunks) Costume 2: Press A (Purple Silk Jacket, Teal Shirt, White Silk Pants) Gen Fu Costume 1: Press A (Black Tunic, White Tiger Stripe Legs and Arms) Costume 2: Press A (Green Silk Sleeveless Top, Tan Silk Pants, and the Hat) Brad Costume 1: Press A (Black/Scarlet Tank Top, Blue Pants) Costume 2: Press A (White Gi, Blue Trim) Costume 2: Press X (Orange Gi, Black Trim) Tina Costume 1: Press A (Blue Crop Top, Zebra Pants) Costume 1: Press X (Green Crop Top, Leopard Pants) Costume 2: Press A (White Fringed "Cowgirl" Outfit) Bass Costume 1: Press A (Black Leather Bikers' Outfit) Costume 2: Press A (Red Bowling Shirt, Black Pants with Yellow Design, Red Bandanna and Gloves) Costume 2: Press X (No Shirt, Black Pants with Blue Design, Blue Bandanna, and Gloves) Leon Costume 1: Press A (Desert Camo Outfit, Black Turban) Costume 1: Press X (No Shirt, Bandoleer of Shells, Desert Camo Pants) Costume 2: Press A (Shades, Black Shirt, Red Pants) Bayman Costume 1: Press A (Red Beret, Orange Vest, Urban Camo Pants) Costume 1: Press X (Blue Beret, Black Shirt, Woodland Tiger Stripe Camo Pants) Costume 2: Press A (Russian Navy Commando Outfit) Jann Lee Costume 1: Press A (No Shirt, White Pants with Red Dragon) Costume 1: Press X (No Shirt, Black Pants with Gold Dragon) Costume 2: Press A (Purple Kung Fu Outfit with Gold Trim and Sash) Costume 2: Press X (Gold Kung Fu Outfit with Purple Trim and Sash) Leifang Costume 1: Press A (Red Cheongsam with White Design) Costume 1: Press X (Blue Cheongsam with White Design) Costume 1: Press Y (White Cheongsam with Gold Design) Costume 1: Press A + L (Black Cheongsam with Gold/White Design) Costume 2: Press A (Black Leather Outfit) Christie Costume 1: Press A (White Jumpsuit with Teal Trim) Costume 2: Press A (Purple Pinstripe Business Suit) Costume 2: Press X (Magenta Pinstripe Business Suit) Helena Costume 1: Press A (White, Blue, and Black Opera Outfit with Thigh High Leather Boots) Costume 2: Press A (White Opera Outfit with Blue Trim) Costume 2: Press X (Black Opera Outfit with Red Trim) Hayate Costume 1: Press A (White Ninja Outfit) Costume 2: Press A (Red Padded Ninja Outfit) Costume 2: Press X (Green Padded Ninja Outfit (Same as C2A, but Green) Ayane Costume 1: Press A (Purple and Black Ninja Outfit) Costume 2: Press A (Purple Butterfly Outfit with Yellow Ribbon) Costume 2: Press X (White Butterfly Outfit with Orange Ribbon) Ein Costume 1: Press A (Matrix Look. Black Trenchcoat, Mesh Shirt, Black Leather Pants, Shades) Costume 2: Press A (White Gi, Black Belt)
Complete story-mode with all the characters. Then use Hayete in survival-mode and type your name in as EIN.
Complete Story Mode with all the characters. Now start a Survival Mode with Hayate and beat at least three people. When you enter in your name, type EIN in capitals. This will enable Ein, and Random Character select. (Hint, Ein is only available in Survivsl, Sparring, and Vesus modes)
Complete the game with all the charactors in story mode, then you have to place on either the top 10 overall or the top 3 for the charactor in the time atack mode or survival mode playing with Hayate. Enter "EIN" as the name, and Ein will be playable in all modes except story mode.
Hold A + B + X after winning a match. When the replay starts, press Y to slow it down or go back.
After getting Kasumi's 3rd costume you may notice it doent save. All you have to do is play story mode while wearing it and it will automaticly save.
Select sparring mode with beither Kasumi or Ayane and press the kick button and the back button simotaneously and repeatedly. This works about 80% of the time.
When at the last stage against Omega and he stops shooting at you, get close to him and continuously punch him. Do not worry if he blocks -- eventually he will stop and you will knock him out.
Select versus or training mode and highlight the snow stage. Press X for a light snow, press Y for a blizzard, or press A for a random effect.
You can start most survivial matches by knocking your opponent down and using a ground attack to make them drop multiple items. This is especially helpful when trying to get Zack's 3rd costume.
When you first turn on the game, press Start to skip the introduction and get to the title screen with "Press Start". Do not press Start and wait for the game's introduction to begin again. Instead of starting off with the Azuchi, it will start in the Aquarium. You will then see Helena swimming in the large tank in her red bikini.
During the victory scene after a battle, press R3 or R4 and use the Left Analog- stick or Right Analog-stick to change the camera angle. The Left Analog-stick pans the camera, and the Right Analog-stick zooms in and out.
Pressing X when selecting the Suit costume for Christie will cause her to wear a purple suit rather than the blue one.
Pressing X when selecting costume 1 for Leifang will cause her to wear a blue komodo, rather than the red one. Pressing Y will put her in a silver one (very nice) and of course pressing A will put her in the red color.
Successfully complete story mode with a character to unlock theater mode and the ending movie for the character you completed the game with.
Successfully complete time attack mode in under six minutes to unlock Ein's 3rd costume.
Defeat twenty opponents in survival mode to unlock Zack's 3rd costume.
Successfully complete exercise mode in sparring mode to unlock Kasumi's 3rd costume .
Successfully complete the game with all fighters. An option to toggle the ending credits will be unlocked on the game settings screen.
Highlight Kasumi at the character selection screen. Press A to have her hair in a pony tail or X for a long hairstyle.
Play survival mode with Hayate until a silver xbox appears from a defeated body. Pick it up and his 3rd costume is yours.
To get tina cowgirl outfit just play survival mode with her until a silver xbox appears from a defeated player and collect it.
Enter gen fu in the single time attack. Then complete it to obatain a gold cup and also the time must be 4 mins to at least 4 mins 18 seconds.
Get the silver xbox item in survival mode.
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The Times-Tribune
By John L. Ross / Staff Writer
"This is what this case is all about."
That's what Commonwealth's Attorney Allen Trimble said Wednesday to a jury after showing them a graphic picture of a bloody victim in a stabbing attack in February.
Trimble leads the prosecution of 30-year-old Anthony Edward Potter-Spicer, of Williamsburg, who faces attempted murder charges in that stabbing attack on his girlfriend, Ashley Warren.
Warren, a mother of three, suffered 16 stab wounds during an attack on Feb. 22 in the yard of a Skyview Drive residence in Williamsburg.
Potter-Spicer was arrested and charged in the attack — his trial began Wednesday.
It resumes at 9 a.m. today.
Once the eight-woman, five-man jury was selected in the morning, Circuit Court Judge Dan Ballou recessed for lunch with plans to reconvene to begin the trial at 1 p.m.
Once the trial began, Trimble stood and said he had an issue to address prior to allowing the jury to enter the courtroom. Jim Wren, defense attorney for Potter-Spicer, first requested his client be brought into the courtroom.
Although still in custody at the Whitley County Detention Center, Potter-Spicer entered the courtroom without cuffs and wearing dress clothes.
After some discussion concerning stipulating impending testimony and evidence, as well as sequestration of witnesses, jurors, officers "and especially the victim," the jurors were seated in the courtroom.
The first thing jurors were shown was that graphic photo of Warren.
She appeared to be on the grass, on her back, with her head slightly to one side. Her face was covered in blood, her eyes looked closed.
Trimble pointed to the picture, which was broadcast on a large television facing the jurors and the gallery. Jurors were also able to see the photo on smaller screens set up in front of them.
"This is what this case is all about," he said during his opening statement.
Trimble then talked about the attack on Warren.
"She was struggling for her life, (thinking about) her three infant children and what (would happen) to them if she did not make it," he told jurors, adding that she suffered 16 stab wounds in the attack.
He then told jurors what to expect in the way of evidence against Potter-Spicer.
"(You're going to) hear a frantic, desperate 911 call," Trimble said. "You'll hear the desperate, frantic screams of Ms. (Betty) Bundy."
Bundy, who resides on Skyview Drive, witnessed the attack, which happened in her yard.
Trimble then said Warren was also set to testify in the trial. He said that Warren had ended the relationship with Potter-Spicer in October — the two had lived together during their six-year "on-again, off-again" relationship.
However, Trimble told jurors the night of the attack, Warren's Emlyn home was burned in a fire.
While it wasn't made clear how Potter-Spicer ended up with Warren that night, Trimble said she took Potter-Spicer to the Skyview Drive residence of Vincent Lawson, where Potter-Spicer resided.
"She'll tell you that on the way she saw a knife, which caused her great concern," Trimble told jurors, adding that she reportedly asked Potter-Spicer why he had the knife with him.
"She was scared," Trimble said, adding that once she arrived at the Lawson home, "she stopped the car, jumped (out) and ran."
Trimble said the defendant then exited the vehicle.
"He ran after her, tackled her, then began to repeatedly stab her," he said, alleging that during the attack Potter-Spicer "tried to cut her throat."
He told jurors Warren has undergone kidney surgery, intestinal surgery, and bears several scars from the attack.
"The saddest injury (she) received was to her hands," Trimble said, adding that she required extensive hand surgery to repair the damage. "(She wondered) if she'd ever be able to hold her child again."
He talked again about Potter-Spicer's alleged role in the attack. "After he stabbed her, he ran — he hid," Trimble said. "It took police four hours to find him."
The photo of Warren's blood-splattered face, neck and hands remained in view during Trimble's opening statement. "(This) case is summed up with one picture," he said.
Then Wren's opportunity to give an opening statement for the defense came up, but Wren told the court they were going "to reserve our opening statement."
That allowed Trimble to call his first witness — Jessica Taylor, with Whitley County 911.
After her testimony established the 911 center's protocol and how phone calls are logged and recorded, Trimble played the 911 call received by dispatchers on Feb. 22, the night of the attack.
While much of the audio included background noise and was difficult to understand, it was clear what was being reported that night.
The caller was Bundy.
"Help me, help me," the caller said in what could be described as an hysterical way.
The dispatcher attempted to calm her down. Then a great deal of static and unintelligible words came through, and the dispatcher twice asked what was going on.
"He's on top of her," the caller screamed.
"Is she stabbed?" asked the dispatcher.
"Yes, he stabbed her several times," the caller yelled.
Then crying, and screaming, and "hurry" could be heard, followed by some more unintelligible activity, then a disconnection.
When they reconnected, the caller said in a higher voice the attack was in her yard.
Some more basic questions were asked, concerning the vehicle type and the condition of the victim.
But the approximate 10-minute call ended, and it was entered as evidence in the trial.
Wren then questioned Taylor, especially concerning possible time differences in logbooks and calls.
It was determined through her testimony that "a rough two-minute time difference" could exist between the computer time and the logbook.
Wren also questioned Taylor about the abbreviations used by dispatchers when entering information, what they meant and what activities were being represented.
Wren brought out a printout of a log sheet from those two February days, and asked Taylor to review a copy for herself.
Taylor was asked to read several various log entries throughout the late evening hours of Feb. 22 and early morning hours of Feb. 23. She read them both "word for word" and then the interpretation of the "shorthand" used by dispatchers. Those entries included requests to fax suspect information to news agencies to assist in the manhunt.
During this testimony, Trimble made several objections, including two alleging that Wren's questions to the witness required "triple hearsay" assumptions.
He also had Taylor read a few of the logbook entries, including one that requested information about Potter-Spicer from the Whitley County Detention Center, where he was jailed more than half a dozen times for various charges since 2005.
Once her testimony was concluded, she was released from the case.
That brought out witness number two for the day — television reporter Phillip Pendleton.
After Potter-Spicer's arrest, a television reporter (not Pendleton) came to interview Potter-Spicer in the Whitley County Detention Center. It was not made clear in court, nor was it clear in archives which reporter interviewed Potter-Spicer. However, Pendleton was there to testify to the validity of the video interview.
Trimble asked Pendleton if it was customary for the news agency to interview someone charged in a crime, to which Pendleton testified it does happen. It was established the interview with the defendant was subpoenaed for use as evidence in March.
Wren then questioned Pendleton, asking about the aforementioned 911 dispatch logbooks. In those log entries, it was established through testimony that "per request" of the police, information about the suspect was to be faxed the night of the attack to two television stations, and telephone numbers were included in the logbook entry.
Pendleton was asked if he recognized the numbers, which he said he did not.
Wren asked Pendleton several times how it was that his news agency was able to get to the Whitley County Detention Center for an interview just hours after Potter-Spicer's arrest — to which Pendleton said he was not aware of that.
Trimble followed up by asking Pendleton if it was common for law enforcement to employ the help of the media when seeking a suspect, to which Pendleton said yes.
Then he was excused as a witness, and a 15-minute break was called by the judge.
The third and final witness for the day was Betty Bundy, in whose yard the attack on Warren happened.
Bundy testified the first thing she heard in relation to the attack that night was a woman screaming for help.
"I got up and went outside to the front yard," she said. "(I) saw Ashley on the ground and Anthony on his knees beside of her — he was stabbing her."
She added that she was "very close" to the victim and suspect at that moment.
Trimble asked if she knew Potter-Spicer prior to the attack.
"He was living next door," she said. "He was good to me."
She added that she knew Warren "in passing," and knew her enough to recognize her. Bundy testified in a quavery voice that during the attack, she asked Potter-Spicer to stop.
"He was stabbing her — you know?" she said. "Like he was in a trance."
She further testified that Warren "was begging him to stop."
"After you saw this, what did you do?" Trimble asked.
"I asked (Potter-Spicer) 'Don't you love me?'" Bundy said. "He stopped, and looked up at me."
She said she went into her house to get the phone, and when she came back out, she "got hold of (Potter-Spicer's) sweatshirt, and he got up and left."
She then testified she called 911 dispatchers.
After Potter-Spicer left, "my focus went on her (Warren)," Bundy testified. "I saw blood on her face and just went into hysterical screaming."
She then testified she did remember speaking to Warren after the attack, asking her if she wanted a blanket.
"'Tell my girls that I love them,'" Bundy said Warren told her. "I told her not to talk like that."
Wren then questioned Bundy, asking about her testimony that Potter-Spicer was "in a trance."
But that brought an objection from Trimble, as there was little time for Bundy to ascertain the defendant's mental condition "in a short amount of time."
Wren attempted to question Bundy further about the initial contact with Potter-Spicer the night of the attack, but Trimble further objected.
A third objection from Trimble brought the two attorneys to the judge's bench for a conference. When Wren resumed his questioning, he asked again about what her perception was concerning Potter-Spicer's actions during and after the attack.
"Yeah, he was like a crazy man," she said. "(When) a man who you've known is stabbing a woman over and over and over it makes you think about a crazy person."
She also testified that she witnessed some of the interaction between the couple during their relationship, adding that "to me, (their relationship) was not normal."
When Wren asked if she felt there were problems in their relationship, Bundy said, "I figured that wouldn't be any of my business."
Concerning her knowledge of the defendant, Bundy said again that Potter-Spicer "treated her good." She testified he would mow her yard, and when he would visit for coffee, he would clean her kitchen and take out the garbage.
Trimble then asked her about her knowledge of Warren. "I did not know a whole lot about her," Bundy said.
Bundy was then asked to step down, but it was unclear whether she would be recalled to testify.
Then jurors watched the TV interview, which showed Potter-Spicer, who said he "snapped" after allegedly discovering Warren had cheated on him. In that video he was sporting a gauze bandage on his right hand, which he said in the video was from "an altercation."
In that video, Potter-Spicer said after the fire, Warren had admitted to him that she had cheated on him.
"I kind of snapped," he said. "It was a pretty bad altercation (is) all I can tell you."
Fighting back tears, Potter-Spicer apologizes to Warren and his parents.
"Tell them I'm sorry — I snapped," he said during the interview. "Tell her I'm sorry and I love her with all my heart."
Wren did voice an objection to the video, however, it was overruled.
The trial resumes in Whitley County Circuit Court at 9 a.m. today.


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Haverhill Bank, Haverhill, Massachusetts, has contacted the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to report that counterfeit cashier's checks bearing the institution's name are in circulation.
The counterfeit items display the routing number 211370053, which is assigned to Haverhill Bank. The items are markedly dissimilar to authentic Treasurer's checks and have a speckled background. The counterfeit items also display a security feature statement between two padlock icons centered in the bottom border. A logo, the bank's name and location, and a toll-free telephone number (1.888.360.9571), which is not associated with the bank, appear in the top center. The words "CASHIER'S CHECK" are in the lower-left corner and "RE" is in the top-left corner. The word "PER" precedes the signature line and the initials "MP" are at the end of the signature line. The words "Signing Officer" are printed below the signature line. A rectangle contains the numeric dollar amount on the right side.
Haverhill Bank does not issue cashier's checks; however, it does issue treasurer's checks. Authentic treasurer's checks display a darkened top border with rounded corners. The following security feature statement is embedded within the top border: "FOR SECURITY PURPOSES, THE FACE OF THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS A TWO TONED COLORED BACKGROUND AND MICROPRINTING IN THE BORDERS. THE REVERSE SIDE FEATURES ARTIFICIAL WATERMARKS." The bank's logo, name, slogan "Just One Bank" and branch addresses appear in the top-left corner. The words "TREASURER'S CHECK" are centered in the middle area. The word "MEMO" appears in the lower-left corner below a "NOTICE TO CUSTOMER" and indemnity bond statement inside a table. The word "BY" precedes the signature line and "AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE" appears below the signature line.
Copies of a counterfeit item and an authentic check (VOID) are attached for your review. Be aware that the appearance of counterfeit items can be modified and that additional variations may be presented.
Any information you have concerning this matter should be brought to the attention of:
Patrick Dwyer
Information about counterfeit items, cyber-fraud incidents and other fraudulent activity may be forwarded to the FDIC's Cyber-Fraud and Financial Crimes Section, 550 17th Street, N.W., Room F-4004, Washington, D.C. 20429, or transmitted electronically to email@example.com. Questions related to federal deposit insurance or consumer issues should be submitted to the FDIC using an online form that can be accessed at http://www2.fdic.gov/starsmail/index.asp.
For your reference, FDIC Special Alerts may be accessed from the FDIC's website at www.fdic.gov/news/news/SpecialAlert/2008/index.html. To learn how to automatically receive FDIC Special Alerts through e-mail, please visit www.fdic.gov/about/subscriptions/index.html.
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NOTE: As a security precaution, the FDIC does not post to its Web site electronic images of fraudulent items or authentic checks that have been counterfeited. This is to avoid attempts by others to use these instruments to facilitate additional fraud. Financial institutions can view images of the fraudulent items and authentic checks (marked as VOID) using the FDIC's free, secure Web site, FDICconnect. (See more information about FDICconnect at http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/financial/2006/fil06032.html.) Printed copies of each Special Alert and its attachment(s) may also be obtained from the FDIC's Public Information Center (telephone: 1-877-275-3342 or 703-562-2200; fax: 703-562-2296; or e-mail: email@example.com).
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MOORE — The number of people deemed homeless in Cleveland County has increased since last year.
Lisa Krieg, City of Norman grants planner, reported this past week that the number of homeless people in the county this year is 621. Last year there were 615.
However, the definition of being homeless, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development also has changed, Krieg said. If you factor those changes in, there are only 264 listed as chronically homeless according to HUD regulations, she said.
Since Norman and Cleveland County are gathering their data primarily for HUD, they use HUD's definition of homelessness when turning in the results. This means they do not factor in what they call "couch surfers" and they no longer can include the number of homeless kids that public schools in the county provide for them.
But, those people were still counted during the 24-hour period that the count took place in January.
Krieg said what might be most interesting about the statistics this year is that last year, public schools county wide reported 269 homeless children and this year there were 357.
"Norman itself is a good portion of that," she said.
Krieg said they cross list the names provided by schools with shelters and other programs so individuals are not getting counted twice.
"Obviously there's been an increase in demand for services and there's been a combination of a lot of things like the economy and availability of services."
When looking at numbers from 2012, it also is important to remember that Food and Shelter was not operating as an overnight shelter yet. Those counted in emergency shelters more than doubled this year coming in at 83. Last year there were 39.
In addition, those who were unsheltered or living on the streets this year totaled to 42 and there were 187 last year. Krieg said the primary difference was the opening of Food and Shelter, as well as the change of the definition of homelessness.
There were 120 people in transitional housing last year. This year there were 139, which Krieg attributed to the fullness of programs.
"Previously if someone was on a waiting list to go into a program and they were bouncing around, we would count them homeless. With the change in definition, we cannot count them," she said.
Krieg said overall, she thinks they also are doing a much better job of counting homeless people.