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The Party (all) (Short story: 672 words)
Jessica watched Colin as he moved the second large box into the main room of the burrow. There were lots of cables going everywhere and it all seemed to be quite heavy.
"What's that?" asked Jessica.
"It's a record player" replied Colin. "Do you like it?"
"What does it do?" asked Jessica.
"Plays records" replied Colin. He looked at Jessica who still had a very blank look on her face. He produced a record, a flat plastic disk. "This is a record" he explained "and this plays it."
"How?" Jessica asked.
Colin smiled. He carefully put the record on the player, moved the arm and needle onto the disk and the music filled the room. Jessica was dumb founded.
"Oh Gosh!" she cried. "I know it's coming from there, but it sounds like it's coming from over there… and from over there and there too!"
"Yes" replied Colin, "the music is coming from these two speakers and the sound is bouncing off the walls, so it sounds like it's all around us. Pretty amazing, isn't it?!"
Jessica and Colin stood there until the record finished.
"Do you have any more?" asked Jessica.
"Actually, I have a few – and some are a little more lively than that! Let's get the others, we could have a party!"
Jessica scampered off to tell all in the burrow at a speed that impressed Colin. He hoped that he could get enough party food together, so he headed off to the kitchen to start getting the drinks and food ready.
Soon the main room of the burrow was filled. In one corner were the drinks and nibbles and in the other….
"Colin has an amazing gadget called a Record Player" explained Jessica. "It makes music come out of the walls!!!"
"Oooooh!" exclaimed all the rabbits.
On that introduction, Colin picked out a record, set it up and it started to play. Everyone just stood there, amazed as the sound filled the burrow. It sounded like it came from everywhere at once! When the record finished, all the rabbits wanted to hear another…
And as each record ended, Colin put another record on – each faster in tempo and beat than the previous. Eventually, the rabbits started to tap their feet, sway with the music before they got the idea and started to dance in time to the music.
"I know" said Roger, "It's all very good, but it could be much better if it was louder!" He looked at the player and twiddled the dial marked Volume and everything got much louder. It was as if the walls started to move as the beat thud, thud, thudded from them.
"Uh Oh" said Jessica, as she felt something land on her shoulder.
Uh Oh was right. The ceiling started to shudder, before it went KERRASH! and fell to the ground. But it wasn't just mud and sticks – there was something else too.
"My carrots!!!" shouted Roger. "MY CARROTS!!!"
Well the place was upside down in an instant. Rabbits came from every which way – even from the burrows next door – each with the intention of getting their paws on some of the carrot yummi-ness that now littered the floor. Roger did his best, but it was no good… it was now for everyone. His friend Peter was especially keen in getting and eating as many as he could.
"Oh well" said Roger, "I was saving these for a special occasion – or for a few special occasions – but it would seem that now is one of those times."
"Well that's very generous of you" said Colin. "After all, you wouldn't have been able to keep them all after you'd shown them off to everyone. But now we will need to fix the ceiling to this room. Everyone that's here will help – after all, you've all had some of Roger's carrots."
"That's fine" said Peter, laying on the floor "but I won't be able to do a thing for a few minutes. I may have eaten one too many of the carrots."
It's got extra Megapixels! (all)
I upgraded my phone early last week. There were a few reasons that triggered this (and Pokemon Go may or may not have been an inclusion in that list ) but it was apparent that one of the mobile phones in the family was no longer up to the job that it was needed for.
To be fair, this is now the "problem" with mobile phones – developers are getting better and better at making that mobile device the panacea for First World life that its technological advancements drive change almost faster than current phone contracts. And if I was to offer a small whinge, it would be this – why do so many phone contracts limit / cap data usage??
Anyway, credit to O2 in that they made it very easy for me to upgrade early and get the new phone – a Samsung S7 Edge. Yes, I went for the very sexy curved edge screen (even though I still can't see that many benefits for it) – but given that the main use I have for my mobile phones is the camera functionality I was really impressed with the difference:
The image on the left is from the "old" S5; the right is the new image. My first observation was that Standard ratio – and as many of my images end up on Instagram this wider image is much better for framing.
The second observation was how good the fill light was. Our living room is not a bright room, it is always a little darker and a little cooler than the other rooms in the house, so the fact that the new phone countered that without having Mr Fat Fingers attempt to adjust anything was really cool.
I know that there's still much to explore on this phone, but as a start I am really impressed with the camera… and that I now have a mobile phone with twice the megapixels of my DSLR in a fraction of the size is just incredible.
Oh, and yes, the new phone does play Pokemon Go. As did the S5 – but, hey, megapixels baby!
Who you gonna call? (all)
At London's Waterloo Station, ahead of the release of the film Ghostbusters, the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man made his presence felt. So I built my version in Lego…
The Best Picture in the Burrow (Short Story: 663 words)(all)
"It's quite dark in here" said Jessica. "Even when the sun is high up, the tunnel from the entrance is always dark. I know that Rory isn't a scary monster, but I'm still scared and worry until I'm in one of the rooms."
"What do you suggest then?" asked Colin.
"Well, we could put mirrors in the hall, that would reflect the light."
"True" replied Colin, "but remember that some of the older rabbits have trouble with their eyesight – they might think it's a way out!"
They sat there for a moment, picturing old rabbits running straight into mirrors. They'd probably apologise to themselves in the mirrors too. Then Colin held up a paw.
"What about a painting competition? We could hang the pictures in frames so the older rabbits wouldn't get confused, and if the paintings are bright enough they will reflect some light – it will make the hallway look nice too!"
Jessica thought that was a brilliant idea and scampered off down to see Roger, where she told him about the competition. Roger also thought it was a great idea.
"Can I take part too?" asked Rory the Monster. Roger quickly responded,
"Let's make it Rory and me and you and….?"
"Fiona – my friend from the other burrow!"
So Jessica, Rory and Roger went back to Colin and they agreed the competition. Colin made the frames for the rabbits and handed them over along with paints and paper. Jessica and Fiona then set to.
Roger and Rory however, had a different plan. They hung a large sheet on the wall and fixed a sign that said "Keep Out. Secrt" on it.
"It's supposed to say 'Secret' " explained Roger to Rory. "But I ran out of space."
"Don't worry" replied Rory. "I'll use my Monster Powers to listen out for anyone coming."
For the next day, the three bunnies and Rory worked hard until it was finally time for unveiling. Roger suggested that Jessica and Fiona went first – so he knew what he would have to beat.
Jessica took the small sheet off her picture.
"It's my view of the world – I thought it would work like a window frame. See, we even included a small spider!"
Colin looked very carefully at the picture.
"It is lovely Jessica and Fiona. You worked very hard on this and I like the results. In fact, I think we will keep this picture on the wall as it is – if that's okay with you Fiona; I know that you live in the other burrow."
Before Fiona could speak, Jessica interrupted, saying
"Actually, we made two – so there's another one hanging up in their burrow as well!"
Fiona nodded and Colin smiled.
"That's good use of time" he said "and it's good to know that we've helped elsewhere. Well done, you too. Now, let's see Roger and Rory's picture."
The two unveiled their picture. Everyone was astounded. Roger spoke.
"It's the view outside."
"I can see that" said Colin. "It's very good – very realistic. And you did this?"
"Yes, we both worked hard at it."
"It's very detailed – I didn't realise you were such an artist!"
Jessica walked away with Fiona. It was a very good picture, and much better than hers…
Inside the burrow, everyone was looking at the picture. Roger had warned them about getting too close as some of the paint hadn't dried, when..
"Why is there a hole in the wall?" asked Jessica.
"I think we all know why" replied Colin. Roger's cheeks blushed. "What have you got to say for yourself?"
Before Roger could speak, one of the old rabbits spoke.
"It reminds me of a time, not so long ago" he said, "when a small rabbit called Colin did something similar. So whilst we all go for dinner, Roger Rory AND Colin can patch up the wall. But well done everyone, I did like the pictures."
Jessica peered through the picture.
"Well, at least it lets light into the hallway."
It's not for kids! (all)
There's a lovely line in "The Lego Movie" where the dad tries to explain to his son that Lego (as he uses it) isn't a children's toy and the son points out that it was bought in a toy shop.
This week I was in one of my favourite London shops, Forbidden Planet, when I saw this highly articulated figure (he stands at about 3 inches or 7.5cm) – perfect for those toy photography opportunities. What made me smile though was the message on the back:
"This is not a toy. This product is intended for adult collectors and not for children under 14 years of age".
At last – a cool reason to be a grown up. I can buy toys and say "But no, they're not toys."
The Biggest Carrot in the World! (short story: 808 words)(all)
Roger ran into the room. Jessica was laying on the floor, reading her book and Roger nearly stood on her.
"Jessica! Come and see what I've found!"
"What is it, Roger?"
"It's the biggest carrot in the world!"
Jessica looked up. Roger was clearly excited about this find and she knew that there would be no peace in the burrow if she didn't go with him. So she put the book down and followed him out. He led her down the field, through a couple of hedges to the corner of a very green field. In the corner stood one plant, well away from all the others. The leaves and stalks stood high and proud and where much bigger than the rabbits.
"See!?" said Roger. "It's the biggest carrot in the world and it's all mine!"
Jessica looked. It did resemble the top of a carrot and if there was a carrot attached underneath then Roger's claim would certainly be true. But…
"Roger, are you sure it's a carrot? Has one of the older rabbits just made fun of you?"
Roger looked at Jessica. He wanted to believe that he had found the biggest carrot in the world – it was huge – but that little doubt started to creep in. Jessica saw his face and knew what was going on in his mind, so quickly added,
"Let's get Colin to have a look. He'll know. And if it is the biggest carrot in the world, we will need his help to get it out, won't we?"
Roger agreed. That would seem to be the best approach and he hadn't really thought about how he would get the carrot out of the ground. So they went back and found Colin.
"Colin" said Jessica "Roger has found the biggest carrot in the world and we need your help."
Colin looked at Roger and Jessica. Were they playing a joke on him? He decided that he had time to play along.
"Where is this carrot?" he asked. Jessica quickly responded
"Down the field, through a couple of hedges and it's at the end of a very green field".
Colin thought about it. It wasn't anywhere he was familiar with, so he decided it was worth checking out.
"Show me" he said. The three rabbits then left the burrow.
Colin looked at the leaves sticking out of the ground. He wasn't sure what it actually was, but he knew it wasn't a carrot. But rather than just tell Roger directly, he said,
"Have you checked that there is a carrot under this?"
Roger said no, he hadn't. Colin then suggested
"We'll wait here whilst you check; if it is the biggest carrot in the world, then we're going to need to help you dig it out!"
So Roger started to dig. His paws dug and dug until he made his way to where there carrot should be, but there was nothing there!
"Perhaps it isn't going downward" said Colin. "Some plants will grow at funny angles if something got in their way."
So Roger started to dig down again, this time from another spot a little way round the carrot.
As his back legs disappeared into the ground, Jessica quietly asked Colin,
"Do you think it's a carrot?"
Colin thought for a moment and replied with a smile,
"It doesn't really matter what I think it is; if Roger does find the biggest carrot in the world how brilliant will that be!?"
Roger's head appeared once more.
"Do you think it may have gone off in another direction?" he asked.
"Possibly" replied Colin, "Try digging over there."
"Are you going to help?" asked Roger. "I'm sure we'll find out quicker if we all help."
"You are right, Roger" said Colin. "But I think you should find it first."
Roger smiled and agreed. Finding the biggest carrot in the world would be a brilliant thing to be able to say he did. So, he found another spot and started digging again.
The oddest thing happened. Suddenly, Roger's head appeared out of another hole!
"Weren't you digging over there?" asked Jessica.
"Yes" replied Roger "I seemed to have joined up the tunnels!" He climbed out and walked over to Jessica and Colin.
"You were both right" he said, a little sadly. "It isn't the biggest carrot in the world after all."
"That's true" said Colin. "But what you have now found is the most impressive first burrow that any one rabbit has built for themselves!"
Roger looked. He realised that there were now a number of entrances, exits and underneath the leaves he knew that many now joined up! He had built a burrow! He and Jessica (with help from Colin) made the tunnels better and stronger, before Colin said
"We had better be going back now; it must be time for tea. Carrot, anyone?"


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Bell tolls five times Comets' back stars in win over Warwick
BRUCE MORGAN Record Express Sports Editor
, Staff Writer
Through its first eight games, Warwick has seen a lot of good players on other teams.
Perhaps none, though, were at the level of Penn Manor's Charlie Bell last Friday night.
"For the combination of power and speed, I'm going to say he's the best football player I've seen in the L-L League this year," Warwick coach Bob Locker said. "He's kinda freakish. He's faster than he looks, he's got great vision … He killed us. He just really killed us."
Bell rushed for a game-high 257 yards and four touchdowns on just eight carries, along with hauling in a receiving TD, leading Penn Manor to a 42-13 win over Warwick in a Section One game in Millersville.
The victory puts the Comets (4-1 L-L, 7-1 overall) on a collision course with Section leader Wilson (5-0 L-L, 8-0 overall) in a first-place showdown this Friday in West Lawn.
"Good win. Now we're ready for (Wilson)," Bell remarked. "Hopefully we win and we're on top of our Section."
They will certainly be tough to beat if they play as they did against Warwick (1-4 L-L, 3-5 overall). While limiting the Warriors to minus-seven rushing yards, the Comets piled up 463 of their 530 total yards on the ground.
"I told (Penn Manor coach Todd) Mealy after the game, they were the most physical football team we've seen all year," Locker said. "We've lost some games, but we haven't been physically man-handled at any point in time this year until tonight and they kinda physically handed it to us. I always say I've got to watch film to see what the schemes were, but they took it to us pretty good."
While Warwick failed to execute a first down on its first two possessions, the Comets scored on both of theirs to take a lead they never lost. Bell's one-yard TD dive capped a five-play, 59-yard scoring drive with 6:59 left in the first, and then he pulled one out for the highlight reel on Penn Manor's next possession.
The senior back appeared to be going to the turf after a short gain, but he somehow kept his knee off the ground, regained his balance and went the distance for a 54-yard TD run to put the Comets up 14-0 with 5:33 remaining in the opening stanza.
"I don't know if his knee touched or not, but if it didn't, that's just an amazing display of balance," Locker said.
Warwick caught a break a short time later when Penn Manor muffed a punt, which was recovered by Tyler Melhorn at the Warriors' 41-yard line. After QB Matt Pennypacker found Anthony Fatjo in a seam for 53 yards, Tommy Garner's second effort got him into the end zone on a one-yard TD run with 9:12 to go in the half. The PAT was off the mark, but Warwick was within 14-6.
The two teams traded punts, but then Penn Manor scored on its final three possessions of the half to break it open. On the first of those, with the Comets facing third-and-6, Bell took a direct snap, broke through the center of the line and raced 80 yards to the house to put Penn Manor up 21-6.
"Up until this week, they had been making a living running off tackle – 56, 57 power – so we schemed to take that away," Locker said. "They saw our adjustments and took advantage of it pretty quickly. I give them credit for that. We couldn't keep people off our 'backers. The notion of the defense is, you keep your linebackers clean and they make the tackles. But we couldn't keep them clean."
Following a 17-yard TD run by Ashton Leschke (3 carries, 70 yards), Penn Manor QB Tanner Erisman (6-14-1, 67 yards) hit Bell for a 13-yard touchdown strike along the left sideline to make it 35-6 at the half.
Shortly after the break, the Comets invoked the mercy rule as Bell sprinted 63 yards to paydirt on the first play from scrimmage, again taking a direct snap and finding open spaces up the middle.
"We brought a guy in motion, took a (defender) out of the box and it was wide open," said Bell, who finished just one yard shy of single-game career-high of 258 yards, which he gained the previous week in a 35-21 win over Manheim Township.
That was enough for a physical Penn Manor defense which took away the Warriors' running lanes. Warwick leading rusher Gabe Taylor was held to 12 yards on four carries.
"We were cognizant of the fact we might have a really hard time running," Locker said. "They do a great job of demanding double-teams and keeping their two 'backers just free flow. They're a really good football team."
With 1:07 left in the fourth, Warwick completed the scoring as Pennypacker hit Garner for a 30-yard TD strike. Kobi Biemesderfer added the PAT to make it 42-13.
Pennypacker finished 17-of-34 for 222 yards with one pick.
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Peace-Building Institute:
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'Barred From One, Barred From All' policy takes effect from today
The new Deniliquin Liquor Accord policy will see patrons who are barred from one licensed venue barred from entering them all.ZOE MCMAUGH February 21, 2014 4:05am
Deniliquin's liquor licence holders have followed a state crackdown on alcohol-related violence by this week declaring a 'Barred From One, Barred From All' policy.
The new Deniliquin Liquor Accord policy, which takes effect from today, means patrons barred from one licensed venue are barred from entering them all, including licensed sporting clubs and restaurants.
The policy, which has been run successfully by various regional accords across the state, including Wagga, is designed to rid violent offenders and troublemakers from licensed venues.
It comes hot on the heels of new legislation being introduced in NSW in response to a rise in alcohol and drug-related violence.
Deniliquin Police Chief Inspector Mick Tranby said the barring policy would be the first step in tackling the problem locally.
''We have noticed an increase in alcohol-fuelled violence across the Local Area Command, and particularly Deniliquin,'' he said.
''Changing that trend is going to be a major focus for our officers in the coming months and we believe the Barred From One Barred From All policy will help us reduce the growing number of incidents.''
DLA chairman Chris Bodey said the new policy would be driven by accord members with the support of local police.
''The policy has been on our agenda for a couple of years, but the latest push from the state government has made it easier for us to implement,'' Mr Bodey said.
''Anyone who acts in a violent manner, threatens staff or is continuously troublesome, now risks being banned, not just from the hotel where the incident occurred, but from all licensed venues, including clubs and bottleshops.''
Mr Bodey said the bans, which would be enforced by Deniliquin Police, would range from three months to a year.
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''While we believe the vast majority of people who frequent the local hotels and clubs are well behaved, there is a small minority who are prone to causing trouble and we don't want them in our venues.''
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''We are seeing large groups of intoxicated persons moving from hotel to hotel late at night, and it's causing issues at the venues which have late trading hours,'' he said.
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(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 21 February 2014 Release date- 20022014 - ALISO VIEJO, CA - Smith Micro Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMSI), a leading provider of wireless and mobility solutions, and Option (EURONEXT: OPTI; OTC: OPNVY), the company connecting Things to the Cloud, today announced a partnership to enhance machine-to-machine (M2M) and mobile hotspot environments with intelligent remote policy management and value-add content delivery.
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- Minimum guest age is 18
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- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
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- Free nearby parking
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Full breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 7 restaurants
- 2 poolside bars
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Snack bar/deli
- Beach bar
- 24-hour room service
- Free reception
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Beach sun loungers
- Beach umbrellas
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
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- Fitness facilities
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- Full-service spa
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- Nightclub
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- Pool umbrellas
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- Billiards or pool table
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- Number of meeting rooms - 15
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- Conference space size (feet) - 12917
- Conference space size (meters) - 1200
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Spa by Clarins has 12 treatment rooms including rooms for couples and outdoor treatment areas. Services include hot stone massages, sports massages, massages, and facials. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, a steam room, and Turkish bath/hammam.
The spa is open daily.
DiningLa Terrace - This poolside theme restaurant specializes in fondue and serves dinner only. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Reservations are required. Open daily.
Liquid Garden Pool&Lounge - This poolside restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
Nami - This sushi bar specializes in Japanese cuisine and serves dinner and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required. Open select days.
Club Ocean - Overlooking the ocean and pool, this theme restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves dinner and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Reservations are required.
Duo - This fine-dining restaurant specializes in Spanish cuisine and serves dinner and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Reservations are required.
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Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 50
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 50
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 130 per vehicle (one way)
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Witnesses who were first to reach fatally stabbed teenager William Peter Lewis said they had heard yelling and screams coming from Exe St, Oamaru, on the night of April 1, 2010.
Daniel Ethan Smith, 20, of Oamaru, is on trial in the High Court in Timaru. He has denied murdering Lewis, 16, and is claiming self-defence.
Lewis was stabbed three times in the back and died at the scene.
On the second day of Smith's retrial today, those who went to Lewis' aid described what they saw.
Oamaru teacher Nicholas Withers said he was walking along Thames St just before 10pm and heard yelling coming from the Exe St area.
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He said he saw "a shirtless person lying on his front ... there was a heck of a lot of blood in the gutter".
Asked what the lighting was like by Crown prosecutor Ann-Marie McRae, Withers said it wasn't great but it wasn't bad.
Withers said he dialled 111. The call was made at 9.45pm.
The 111 operator asked him to perform CPR, which he did with the help of another witness, Kellie Paisley.
Paisley, of Oamaru, had also been walking along Thames St when she heard yelling. She had hurried towards the noise, she said.
Sonja Braxton, of Oamaru, who lived in Exe St at the time of the killing, said she and her husband had heard "aggressive" fighting talk outside on the street.
They had gone to a window to see if they could see anything but couldn't, she said.
About 10 seconds later they heard screams for help.
The couple ran out to their front fence, looked left and saw a body lying in the gutter about 15 metres down the road.
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The trial continues today.
Daniel Ethan Smith, of Oamaru, is claiming self-defence in pleading not guilty to a charge of murdering teenager William Peter Lewis in Oamaru on April 1, 2010.
Smith, now 20, has been charged with murdering 16-year-old Lewis, who was stabbed in the back three times during an altercation in Exe St, at about 9.45pm.
Smith is appearing in the High Court at Timaru before Justice Rachel Dunningham and a jury of six men and six women.
In his opening statement defence counsel Christopher Stevenson told the court Smith had acted in self-defence.
"Daniel came under attack and at that point he reacted. He reacted instinctively and in self-defence. He did not have murderous intent."
In her opening statement, Crown prosecutor Anne-Marie McRae said Lewis (who was better known as Will) died at the scene after being stabbed three times in the back with a 12cm hunting knife.
McRae said Smith had deliberately taken the risk of killing Lewis when he stabbed him.
McRae told the court the Crown will prove that Smith's actions on the night were "not justified and he was not acting in self-defence".
During the first day of the trial, four witnesses were called to testify. They included Oamaru senior constable Graeme McPherson, and Lewis's best friend at the time, Donovan Smith of Oamaru (no relation to the accused).
Timaru man Leon Gibson was also called and told the court that six months prior to the stabbing, the accused had told him he had slept with Lewis's ex-girlfriend Alexis Smith (also no relation to Daniel Smith).
Donovan Smith, now 20, but who was 16 at the time of the stabbing, said he was driving around with Lewis and Alexis Smith on the evening of April 1.
Donovan Smith told the court how his friend had "headed after" the accused after spotting him walking along Torridge St at about 9.45pm.
There had been an incident half an hour earlier in the Liquorland carpark, where Lewis had asked the accused if he wanted to fight over the rumour he had heard.
According to Donovan Smith, the accused told Lewis he didn't want to fight and just wanted to go home. Donovan Smith told the court his friend was "pretty angry".
The court then heard how Lewis approached the accused on Exe St.
Defence counsel Stevenson described how Lewis allegedly had the accused "shoved up against a hedge".
Donovan Smith described to the court how he had seen his friend take hold of the accused's hoodie before the accused produced a knife from under his clothing and in a "haymaker" action swung it at Lewis.
Donovan Smith said he saw Lewis step away before the accused stabbed him in the back.
He said the stabbing action lasted about five seconds. He then saw his friend run up the street while at the same time taking off his T-shirt. Lewis then collapsed.
Donovan Smith said he called out for help and a few people came from nearby houses.
Oamaru senior constable Graeme McPherson, who was first on the scene, said when he arrived he saw a young "very pale" man lying on the ground.
McPherson told the court after establishing there were "no signs of life", he administered CPR before other emergency services arrived.
The trial continues today.
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Jerome Cardell "Jerry" White (born August 23, 1952) is an American former professional baseball outfielder coach. He played for 11 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB), including stints with the Montreal Expos, Chicago Cubs, and St. Louis Cardinals. He also played two seasons in Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) for the Seibu Lions and Yokohama Taiyo Whales. White later worked as the first base coach of the Minnesota Twins.
Professional career[edit]
White was drafted by the Montreal Expos in the 14th round of the 1970 MLB June Amateur Draft out of San Francisco's Washington High School. He made his major league debut on September 16, 1974, at Montreal's Jarry Park in a 3 – 2 Expos' loss to the New York Mets. His first full major league season came in 1976 as he hit .245 in 114 games with the Expos. On June 23, 1978, he was traded to the Chicago Cubs to complete an earlier deal made on June 9, 1978, in which the Expos acquired pitcher Woodie Fryman for a player to be named later.
White spent only 59 games in a Cubs' uniform; in late 1978 he was traded back to the Expos along with second baseman Rodney Scott for outfielder Sam Mejías.
In December 1985, White signed as a free agent with the St. Louis Cardinals. He made his final major league appearance on June 9, 1986, ironically against the Montreal Expos, the team he spent the majority of his professional career with. He retired with a career .253 batting average and 303 hits over an eleven season major league career.
White was hired as the first base coach of the Minnesota Twins in 1998. In October 2012, after two consecutive seasons of 90+ losses, the Twins' front office decided to shake things up by releasing or reassigning six of seven coaches, including White.
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