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The best is yet to come from Germany. That was the promise, at least, from coach Joachim Loew ahead of Saturday's World Cup quarterfinal against France at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.
While Germany looked impressive in a 4-0 win over Portugal in its opening match, the three-time champion struggled in its next games, being held to a 2-2 draw by Ghana, edging the United States 1-0 and needing extra time to beat Algeria 2-1 in the round of 16.
Still, Germany is contesting its ninth straight World Cup quarterfinal.
''We have not yet delivered our best possible performance,'' Loew said.
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''It's not a computer game that is easily figured out - you can't easily figure out your opponent and it's not easy to programme your own team. Mistakes are made. And then there are other elements from beyond the pitch.''
One such element has struck Germany this week with seven players struggling with illness.
''One-third of our squad has been complaining about a sore throat,'' Loew said.
''But yesterday and today all players have been training and none were feeling exhaustion. I just hope that stays stable until tomorrow.''
Germany played its group matches in the warmer, northeastern climates of Salvador, Fortaleza and Recife then faced Algeria in the second round in cool and damp conditions in the southern city of Porto Alegre.
''Perhaps they got contaminated from others, or maybe it was the difference in temperatures, or the air conditioning,'' Loew said.
When Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer embarked on a series of hair-raising dashes out of his area in the second-round win over Algeria, it would have struck a chord with French football fans of a certain vintage.
Thoughts no doubt returned to one of the most shocking collisions in World Cup history, which occurred in the 1982 semifinal between West Germany and France and involved another goalkeeper's excursion off his line.
Harald Schumacher's airborne challenge on Patrick Battiston, which knocked the France defender unconscious and broke his jaw, but went unpunished, still raises anger and emotion in France - particularly as West Germany went on to win that match in a penalty shootout thanks to the saves of Schumacher.
Predictably, the incident has been one of the major talking points ahead of the countries' clash in the World Cup quarterfinals.
It will be their fourth meeting on football's biggest stage, with Germany also winning the most recent head-to-head in 1986 in the semifinals.
''Tomorrow we will write a new page of history,'' Deschamps said when asked about the hurt of 1982 and '86. ''We will try to make it as pleasant as possible.''
Under the headline of ''A Classic Match,'' top-selling French sports newspaper L'Equipe used its front page Wednesday to detail the step-by-step process of Schumacher's aerial collision with Battiston.
Clearly, the episode hasn't been forgotten in France, but many of country's players weren't even born when that game took place. And they aren't using it as motivation.
''As far as we are concerned, we live in the present,'' France's 26-year-old goalkeeper Hugo Lloris said.
''There is a long history between both nations, but we will concentrate on our own match and we want to write our own history.''
Germany is playing in the quarterfinals for a ninth straight World Cup and also reached at least the semifinals of the last two European Championships. But there is a growing feeling that a young and dynamic France team can bring down its more experienced opponent.
Germany centre back Mats Hummels missed the Algeria game due to illness, but Loew indicated he'll be back against France.
Likewise, midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger is expected to return from severe cramps after being substituted against Algeria.
The only Germany player ruled out is defender Shkodran Mustafi, who will miss the rest of the tournament with a left hamstring injury.
Against Algeria, Germany struggled when it lost possession and Algeria put together swift counterattacks.
''I think this kind of match is decided in midfield. If we can dominate there it will say a lot in terms of achieving a positive result,'' midfielder Toni Kroos said.
''Our style of play is to keep the ball on the ground and we have many players that are very good at that. We need to have more precise passes and have better concentration. That's our match philosophy.''
France hope to exploit an often stretched - and at this tournament sometimes shambolic - German defence.
Ponderous and porous, the German back line also features centre backs playing as full backs, which allowed Algeria's speedy forwards to cause havoc in the round of 16 match that Germany won 2-1 in extra time.
That's why Neuer was called on so many times to race out of his area and play the ''sweeper'' role, rescuing his defenders.
''There were some matches that were a bit more complicated,'' Deschamps said of Germany, also referring to the group-stage 2-2 draw with Ghana.
''But this is a very solid team, very calm, with strong individual players. They like ball possession. To impose a certain rhythm, a certain style of play.
''I have a lot of respect for Germany,'' Deschamps added.
''The team is at a higher level, at least on paper.''
Deschamps will likely be wrestling with two selection dilemmas ahead of the match, chiefly who to partner with Karim Benzema in attack out of Olivier Giroud and Antoine Griezmann.
Giroud has height and presence, but Griezmann offers guile and craft and they might be the qualities that will give the Germany defense more problems.
Griezmann's game-changing substitute appearance in France's 2-0 win over Nigeria in the second round could well influence Deschamps' thinking.
There is also the question of who plays alongside Raphael Varane at centre back out of Laurent Koscielny and Mamadou Sakho, the vice-captain who is fit again after a left hamstring injury.
If the French progress past the quarterfinals, they will have done better than most pundits would have predicted, especially with Deschamps having revamped the team in his two years in charge.
Though expectations have been raised back in France, there will be more pressure on Germany.
''We are not afraid of anything,'' Lloris said.
''We are fully aware of the fact that in one match, just about anything is possible. There is no fear - (just) real pleasure, sheer joy, to be playing Germany in the quarterfinals.''
And expect Neuer to continue making appearances outside the penalty area as well as inside, just like Schumacher did 32 years ago.
''Neuer has the same technical skills as the others - he can play in midfield,'' Germany coach Joachim Loew said.
''He has great orientation, that's why we are happy for him to take some risks.''
While France is aiming to exceed expectations, Germany had loftier goals from the start.
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''Anything else will be (considered) a defeat.''
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Tulsa Police Department Sergeant Jonathan Thorpe finds his wife and young daughter slain in their home. Frustrated by the department's failure to solve the crime, Thorpe conducts his own covert investigation. As Cold Blue opens, a brutal interrogation leads to a shocking revelation that requires Thorpe to mete out a very personal form of justice. A lone man against a rogue group, Thorpe sets off a controversy that brings the FBI into the midst of the city's police department. And the FBI's beautiful Ambretta Collins seems to have zeroed in on him as the prime suspect. Still, Thorpe fights on. But is he really alone?
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Fabulous. Fully intend to get the next book.
Excellent writing. I'd hate to be the person who was bored by this. It must be awful to find no joy in a well-told story. What makes you happy?
Very good book! True to life
308 pages. If you cant handle a good person losing their moral compass, this book is not for you.
EXCELLENT!! It took awhile to get into this book. I re-read the other reviewers comments and decided to keep reading it. It did not disappoint. Then I was hooked and couldn't put it down. Do yourself a favor....don't miss this one!!!!!!!
Bought it, read it, loved it, recommend it!!! Enough said!!!!!
Completely enjoyable read that was very hard to put down. Mr. Neese, my hat comes off to you. You are a master story teller. I purchased your second novel within minutes of completing this fine book. Please don't keep us waiting too terribly long for more. Thank you
I couldn't get into slow starting, doesn't explain anything going or why the person is doing what he is doing
This author has an amazing ability to polish a harrowing tale with unapplauded humor. I found myself giggling at his wry humor at the most unexpected times. It seems to me, that while many good authors spend too much time on the details, Neece could actually afford more time expanding his storyline. This book jumps right into the story and never let's go of the tension. If this is his first go, I can't wait to enjoy watching him develop his craft.
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Aug 31, 2007 Angi M rated it liked it
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I don't remember all the details of this book b/c it's been awhile since I read it but I've noticed that it pops into my head a lot. It's the story of this family of men who all have strange inherited traits that end up destroying them, as told by their wives. For example one of them will blow away in a strong wind unless he keeps a lot of rocks in his pockets. One of the boys' bones slowly disintegrate until he's just jelly inside. I don't remember what happened at the end, I need to read it ag ...more
Nov 14, 2014 Susan marked it as to-read
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Special Collections only: PS3573.I3878 W58 1991 "But the gold medal goes to the kooky, mesmerizing, idiosyncratic Dufore family in the not-very-well-known sparkling debut novel The Wives' Tale by Alix Wilber. In the midst of this boisterous tale that spans four generations of the wild Dufores in the town Esperance, Vermont, characters literally burst into flames, literally rot, literally float into the air when they fall in love, literally don't sleep for years. This is some rhapsodic, weird, he ...more
Nov 16, 2007 Thomas rated it really liked it
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I read this 15 years ago, so like the other reviewer, my memories are a bit vague. That being said, I remember this novel as an excellent piece of magic realism set in rural America. Check Angi's review for a better plot synopsis than I could have given. I wonder what happened to the author?. Such an excellent first novel, but I'm having trouble finding anything else about her on the web. Worth picking up if you can find a copy. Wherever you are Alix Wilbur, I really liked your book!
Aug 21, 2012 Claudia rated it really liked it · review of another edition
My roommate found this book in a bin at a thrift store. She read it and then made me read it. HOLY ISH. It's incredible. It's the most unique set of characters I have ever met. We have not been able to find copies of it anywhere. And until this site I hadn't known anyone else who'd read it as well. If you get your hands on this - READ IT. It's awesomely twisted.
Aug 09, 2013 Stace Dayment rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Loved this book so much - I even tracked down the author in the 1990s working at amazon.com and meant to send her my copy to sign and never did. I bet she still would - she was quite nice. She mixes the magical and romance and family with humor and it's just such a wild tale. Wish it had been a bestseller. !! Now available on Kindle !!
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| Guest chapter 24 . 7/17
I might be wrong but didn't Naruto and Hinata get paired up because she blackmailed Shikamaru into making Naruto her partner. But in chapter 24 it was said they were paired up through Danzo.
| Guest chapter 1 . 7/15
Good story line. Extremely long chapters. 45 chapters long. Naruhina. Yasssss I'm in fanfiction heaven!
| Amanthya chapter 42 . 7/2
I hope you will have time to update this. Or, if you have lost the inspiration, please post a plot outline so we can see the ending. It's a very engaging story, and while I do often prefer my happy endings...I have to know. I have to see the ending of this, someday. You've sucked me in to the mystery, tangled me in the web you've weaved, and I want to see it through to the end.
| Amanthya chapter 2 . 7/2
I think you captured the dark possibilities of Hinata's feelings extremely well. And her perceptive nature, once woken from her childhood dreams, tells us a lot about Naruto's current state. I do appreciate that you manage to make him still feel like he's "Naruto" even though he's changed a lot after what happened. I'm waiting to get to know this new Hinata, so I'm not sure what to think of her yet.
| guest chapter 21 . 3/10
Naruto is the one who treated Sakura like shit.
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This one chapter had me so engrossed from the first line.
wow I've really been in need of a fanfic like this.
| FatesRaer chapter 1 . 2/21
Look I read other godlike Hinata fics and they all sacked, this one is no exception, but it's better than most though.
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How troublesome
| AnonnymA chapter 42 . 1/27
Wow.. That Shit is Legit! I don't even have the words. I couldn't stop reading. Please finish this one day! 60% of the writers on FF.N could learn a thing or two from you..
| raphael chapter 1 . 12/23/2015
Listen I tried to read yo story I actually got five chapters in yo characters were strong and understood all that is it means to be ninja but all lord I couldn't handle their fuckin guts and lord have mercy the were grettin on my nerves with their philosophies and what not a ninja must never have self all their actions must be for the village their lives are forfeit the moment the get that headband
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Way too much melodrama and emo whining wtf.
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Hey there long time have passed. ...why don't you write a sequel for this story ..Please you promised. ...
| RydiaWeasley chapter 42 . 10/26/2015
Please update! I love your story! I read all 42 chapters during a week XD it was great! I'll be waiting the next chap, i want to know what Naruto and Hinata have been doing during those years and also want to know who the key is XP and if you write a book I will also wanted to read it! XD please please update!
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The decision for the extension, on St Herbert's RC school, in Edward Street, was deferred from a previous meeting, due to concerns regarding flooding and drainage problems.
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Although they consult an internationally sought-after event planner for the nuptials, the insider insists that "Kourtney will likely be very low key when it comes to her wedding." The source adds, "Don't be surprised if it's not even on TV. That's Kim's style, not hers."
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AT&T survey suggests iChat for iPhone
An online survey sent out by AT&T to iPhone users hints at a possible iChat application for iPhone. iChat is the messaging application Apple includes with its Mac OS X operating system. One of the slides in the AT&T survey asks users to rate the EDGE network performance when using various applications on the iPhone. iChat is listed along with YouTube, Google Maps, Email, Weather, Stocks, and Search. While it is possible that Apple is working on a version of iChat for the iPhone, it is also possible that the survey meant to reference the iPhone's SMS text messaging application, which looks and acts quite similar to Apple's desktop messaging applicaiton.
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I don't think it refers to SMS because it's a survey on EDGE. SMS doesn't require EDGE. Only iChat would to access the AIM servers
Posted by twitzgall on July 9, 2007 at 9:52 AM (CDT)
Hmm…I never got that survey :(.
Posted by Dan Richardson on July 9, 2007 at 11:09 AM (CDT)
I took the survey this morning and noticed iChat prominently mentioned, and I think other panels in the survey referred to text messaging differently, so I think this was an inadvertent leak. Rumors of an impending software update have been flying, and most of them center around the inclusions of iChat, landscape keyboard for all applications, image stabilization for the camera, and a file explorer feature.
I am laughing at the Apple haters who are derisively commenting about all the omissions of the out-of-the-box iPhone. The fact that Apple and AT&T seem to be attentive to consumer desires is impressive. I have purchased flawed, buggy products before that had issues which were ignored or never adequately resolved by software updates.
Posted by Flippy Hambone on July 9, 2007 at 11:13 AM (CDT)
"I am laughing at the Apple haters who are derisively commenting about all the omissions of the out-of-the-box iPhone."
A firmware upgrade won't fix the missing
· memory card slot
· *true* voice dialing
amongst others.
Posted by Doctor Mantis on July 9, 2007 at 2:26 PM (CDT)
Gosh, that 3G thing still bugs everybody, even though the iPhone's got WiFi, which is faster and continuously more prevalent. EDGE isn't as horrible as many have said anyway, and it's gotten better with AT&T's infrastructure improvement.
And, yeah, I really am missing that memory card slot. Wow, wouldn't it be great to add a whopping gigabyte to the eight I already have onboard? Yet another "omission" that isn't worth all the crowing that has been done.
Oh, and as for voice dialing, I've never used that regularly because every phone I've had with that feature has poorly integrated it, and thus this benefit is negligible.
Is the iPhone perfect? No. But it's by far the best of the umpteen cell phones I've owned, and it's also the best iPod of the four or five I've had. So pardon me if I'm not going to join those in the Panties-in-a-Twist Brigade who have gone out of their way to tar and feather the device at every turn.
Posted by Flippy Hambone on July 9, 2007 at 3:07 PM (CDT)
Im sorry, im going to have to agree with flippy. Its a pretty rare thing when im not around a wifi network i can hop on, not to mention, edge seems fast enough, im getting 160-200k on dsl reports with my iphone and pages load plenty quick as far as im concerned, its not like im going to be downloading movies with my phone. As far as a memory slot is concerned, i have 8gbs of storage, WTF do i need a memory slot for!?!! and lastly voice dialing?!? OMG no voice dialiong, god forbid i spend the 3 seconds it takes to find ANY name in the really really really easy to use address book.
seriously people, as far as im concerned, anyone bitching about the iphones shortcomings (which i dont think it really has any) are probably just jealous that they donot have 700 bucks to spend on a phone and are stuck with thier blackberry.
now, in all honesty, the only complaint i have with this phone among the 4298374928734 things i have good to say about it, is this: NO ICHAT??!?!!? WTF. but it looks like that will be taken care of shortly. ;)
Posted by Nate on July 11, 2007 at 9:22 AM (CDT)
I agree, the EDGE network really isn't as bad as everyone is making it out to be, and furthermore I am usually in a wifi hotspot anyways (at college). I am disappointed with the lack of iChat, along with im sure many, many iPhone owners but hopefully Apple has realized their mistake and will release an update to remedy this asap.
Posted by Zerva on September 20, 2007 at 4:44 AM (CDT)
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Background. Despite the prominence of comorbidity among substances and the recent attention focused on trajectory-based approaches to characterizing developmental change, little research in the substance use field has simultaneously considered both course and comorbidity. Methods. Using nationally representative panel data from the Monitoring the Future Project (MTF; n = 32,087; 56% female; 82% Caucasian), we identified developmental courses of heavy drinking, smoking, and marijuana use using 4 waves of data spanning ages 18 to 26 in a multi-cohort young adult sample. Comorbidity was examined by cross-classifying group membership in substance use trajectories. Finally, the extent to which risk factors (sex, race, alcohol expectancies, delinquency, sensation seeking, depressive affect, religiosity, academic achievement, and parent education) accounted for combinations of comorbidity that occurred at a rate greater than chance was examined. Results. For each substance, we identified 4 courses of substance use that were largely consistent with those found in the literature (chronic high use, late-onset use, developmentally limited use, and low-use), with a fifth moderate smoking group. Heavy drinking, smoking, and marijuana use were each highly associated, and distinct patterns of comorbidity were evident, with greatest agreement along the diagonal. All risk factors explained comorbidity to some degree, with delinquency, sensation seeking, alcohol expectancies, and religion in particular predicting combinations of comorbidity that were characterized by early onset and chronic high use. Conclusions. Cross-substance trajectory concordance was high, with parallel changes in substance use over emerging adulthood. This suggests similar developmental timing of use, perhaps due to the experience of developmental transitions that have a common influence on use of different substances. Prediction of combinations of comorbidity characterized by early onset and persistently high use suggests that to some extent, individuals use multiple substances because of a common vulnerability to each, rather than directional relations among substances (e.g., cross-tolerance, cueing).
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Fast work was mainly confined to the plough (good), but trainer John Bary also galloped three horses wide out on the course proper, which provided dead footing after overnight rain.
The Hombre had English jockey David Nolan aboard when working over 1000m on the course proper in 1.4.5, the last 600 in an excellent 35.1. The gelding only managed ninth in the Telegraph Hcp last start and a post-race vet examination revealed a slow recovery rate.
Last-start winner Desi Girl and unlucky Trentham runner King Leonidas were others to work on the course proper and they also went 1000m, the last 800m in 49.6 and final 600 in 35.6.
Youtoofast sprinted keenly over 800m on the plough in 50.4, the last 600 in 36. She has been freshened since finishing fourth at Gisborne back in November and could resume in a maiden 1050m at Wairoa tomorrow week.
No Excuse Maggie, another who could resume at Wairoa, worked on her own over 1000m on the plough in 1.9.1, the last 600 in 40.2, and Tullumayo, in at Manawatu (mdn mile), was not hurried over 800m in 52.6.
A Mediator four-year-old mare in the Thompson-Brown stable started three lengths behind stablemate Abyssinian when they left the 1000m peg on the plough and finished in front. The 1000m took 1.6.4, the last 600 taking 37.7.
Flower Of Fashion worked over a round on the plough and was timed the last 1200m in 1.21.9, the final 600 in 37.6. She is a likely runner in the r65 2300m race at Manawatu on Saturday.
Jamaa clocked 51 for 800m on the plough, the last 600 in 37.8 while Bat Pad was kept to three-quarter pace over 1000m in 1.9.4, the last 600 in 42.2.
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Sam Opolli, known by the graffiti tag name 'Tame', died from fall while spray painting industrial building. The tragedy happened in Digbeth, Birmingham, at the weekend
A young graffiti artist plunged to his death from a three-storey high building while spray painting it.
Sam Opolli, 16, died after the fall at an industrial unit in Digbeth, Birmingham, at the weekend. He was found in the early hours of Sunday by a passer by.
Emergency services arrived at the scene at 12.40am last Saturday, but he died at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital with his family at his bedside.
His father, pub manager John, 40, had sent out a desperate plea on Facebook as his teenage son lay dying in hospital for his brother to get to the hospital and see him one last time.
'For anyone that can PLEASE get hold of Daniel and get him to QE A&E, his brother is dying,' he wrote.
Pub manager John, 40, then took to Twitter and revealed his son's death in a series of moving Tweets.
He wrote: 'Sam was found by a passer-by, he's not expected to make it.'
In a later heartwarming post, he wrote: 'Thank you all for your warmth and love, my beautiful son Samuel Opolli will be taking his leave from us all very soon. I will always love you Sam.'
Sam worked in a pub and was known by the graffiti tag name 'Tame'.
Several tributes have been posted online in memory of the teenager. His tags have also been daubed in graffiti tributes reading 'rest in peace bro'.
A local graffiti and tattoo artist said on Facebook that Sam died 'doing what he enjoyed doing.'
The derelict buildings in Burchill Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, from where graffiti artist Sam fell to his death. The tragedy happened at night.
One of Sam's tags has on a concrete wall has had 'rest in peace bro' sprayed next to it since his death
And his aunt, Nicola Opolli, wrote: 'You are an amazing lad and I am proud to be your auntie. I love you kid and will miss you so much.'
Family friend Freda Kendall posted online: 'We know you will never read this Sam.
'We hope you are in a better place sweetie, a big bright star watching over everyone of your family and friends.
'There is so much love out there for you hope you realised that. You were a pleasure to have stay at our house, you were always so polite and smiling.
Sam Opolli at work. He died at the weekend doing what he loved best - spray painting buildings in his hometown near Birmingham
Graffiti artist Sam Opolli, who worked in a pub, was happiest spray painting derelict buildings with his tag TAME. An inquest into his death opens in Birmingham nest week.
Burchill Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, where the tragic accident happened. Graffiti artist Sam Opolli fell from the top of the building, and died later in hospital
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Attorney General George Jepsen put pricing controls in effect Monday to keep people from being gouged at the pump, according to Malloy. The price controls will remain in effect until Nov. 7.Yeah, one might think that these people could put two and two together, but apparently that is not a possibility, not in the USA. Years of teaching economics has not done a whit of good, as politicians always do what they want, and the media always acts in utter ignorance.


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Narcotic thefts from Sacred Heart pharmacy went on for four years
For more than four years, hundreds of thousands of powerful, highly controlled prescription narcotics disappeared from Sacred Heart Medical Center's outpatient pharmacy and no one noticed. Between January and March alone, 745 hydrocodone pills were stolen each day, a police report says.
Three months ago, hospital officials went to Spokane police to investigate and the magnitude of the theft became apparent.
Police say pharmacy technician Paul Martsin, 25, is suspected of stealing 261,756 hydrocodone pills since December 2009 with a street value exceeding $1 million.
The volume of pain pills stolen is unprecedented in the health care field in Washington and rarely seen by police.
"That's just incredible," said Tim Fuller, a pharmacy consultant for the Washington's board of pharmacy.
The investigation continues, but police believe there is no way Martsin was dealing the pills by himself.
"Looking at this as a pure math problem, you'd have to have people helping you distribute," said Spokane Police Sgt. John Roys. "There's got to be some other connections to this. The number of pills and the amount of time in a day, I'm not sure you'd be able get any sleep for several days on end."
Martsin, who has no prior criminal record, was released on his own recognizance after spending one night in jail. He faces charges for possession of hydrocodone and codeine with intent to deliver. Other charges could be forthcoming, police say.
Police began an investigation in May. A surveillance camera placed in the pharmacy recorded Martsin putting the pills and cough syrup in his backpack earlier this week.
After Martsin's arrest Wednesday, detectives obtained search warrants for his backpack, a storage unit and his apartment, and found about 7,000 hydrocodone pills plus 190 empty, 500-count pill bottles, police said. Martsin also had about $13,000 in cash that police think was the result of drug sales.
Fuller, of the board of pharmacy, explained how the missing pills might go unnoticed.
Pharmacies are required to log the drugs purchased each day and drugs prescribed to patients, but there is nothing that necessitates the health care workers compare the records each day.
"Pharmacies often reconcile drugs, but there's no requirement," Fuller said.
He said the federal Drug Enforcement Agency, upon whose requirements state law is based, is mostly concerned with "chain of control," or logging the movement of drugs from one person to another. Pharmacies do have to keep an inventory of drugs that's representative of the number of patients it serves.
Sacred Heart spokesman Joe Robb would not give specifics about the volume of drugs prescribed through the hospital's outpatient pharmacy.
But Fuller said hospital pharmacies typically dispense anywhere from 100 narcotic pain pills a day to a few thousand, depending on location.
Given the level of theft, the volume must have been pretty high at Sacred Heart's pharmacy, he said.
In addition to hydrocodone, police found envelopes and bottles of other narcotic pills in Martsin's home. They also seized five firearms and several items believed to be purchased with drug money, including a 1999 Mercedes Benz and a 2013 Chevy Equinox, a new flat-screen television and tens of thousands of cards from Magic: The Gathering trading card game.
Police seized the items and froze Martsin's bank accounts.
Police don't think Martsin was an addict. "He didn't have the paraphernalia in the house to indicate he was a user," Roys said.
Martsin worked at the pharmacy with his girlfriend, police said. "I think her close involvement with him, puts her into the category of suspect," Roys said. "We need to investigate her role."
Meanwhile, Robb said precautions to prevent similar pharmacy thefts have been put in place.
"We have already completed a thorough review of our internal process and have made significant control improvements that we feel will prevent this from happening again," the hospital spokesman said. "And, going forward we will continue to evaluate to ensure we have best-in-class processes, policies and practices."
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