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A Panama City Man wanted for conspiring to kill two Bay County Circuit Judges is in custody in Louisiana. Multiple agencies worked together to solve the case, including Captain Jimmy Stanford with the Bay County Sheriff's Office who went undercover.
A Bay County citizen introduced Stanford to 46 year old Joseph Russell Schmitt, who was looking to hire a hitman to kill Judges Christopher Patterson and Allen Register.
"Pretty quickly, He indicated that he was willing to reward me for abducting Judge Patterson and Judge Register, having them secured in a remote location, chained to the floor until he could get there and torture them, and then we would then kill them."
Stanford said through speaking with Schmitt and an unrelated criminal incident, he learned Schmitt was in Texas and making his way to Bay County.
Several agencies including a U.S. Marshal's Task Force and Bossier City Police Department arrested Schmitt in Louisiana, ending a more than two week investigation.
"We stepped up the security for these judges, and last night when we knew he was on the way here, we provided personal protection for them so its kind of changed every ones lives the past two weeks. We've kind of had to walk on egg shells."
Stanford said Schmitt has ties to both judges in previous cases.
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The 26-year-old British number four suffered a 6-4 3-6 7-6 (7/3) 6-4 loss to Grega Zemlja on the opening day of Wimbledon on Monday.
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This year's was his fourth and the loss was his fourth first-round departure.
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Police say a LaGrange County boy abducted by his paternal grandparents in 1994 has been found in Long Prairie, Minn.
Richard Wayne Landers Jr. was located "living, married and well," Indiana State Police reported Thursday. ISP spokesman Sgt. Ron Galaviz said an attorney is working with Landers' mother, Lisa Harter, to reconnect her with her son.
ISP Detective Jeff Boyd said that on July 29, 1994, Landers was abducted by his grandparents, Richard E. and Ruth A. Landers. The elder Landers were reportedly upset over pending court proceedings regarding the placement of their grandson.
According to police, the Landers took the then-5-year-old boy and left from their home in the Wolcottville area.
Arrest warrants were issued for both grandparents, who were charged with interference with custody, a Class B Misdemeanor. In 1999, those charges were elevated to Class C Felony interference.
Police said that in September 2008, with neither the child nor his grandparents ever having been located, LaGrange County prosecutors dropped the charges.
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In the years after the abduction, several detectives worked with the parents of Richard W. Landers in continuing efforts to locate their missing son.
In September of last year, the boy's stepfather, Richard Harter, contacted State Police Detective Deven Hostetler and provided him with the young Richard's Social Security card. Police said that upon further investigation, a man in Long Prairie, Minn., was found using that same Social Security number and date of birth as the missing LaGrange County boy. Police said the man's driver's license photograph even appeared to bear a potentially similar resemblance as to how the missing boy might look today.
Detective Hostetler contacted Boyd with this information and in October 2012, Boyd presented the information to the Long Prairie Police Department. Long Prairie police, along with the Todd County Sheriff Department, Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Social Security Administration conducted follow-up investigations, many of which are still ongoing.
Police said the grandparents, who were living in Browerville, Minn., under aliases, indicated their true identities and verified that the young man who was found was indeed Richard Wayne Landers Jr., now 24 years old.
"He was actually raised under an alias," Galaviz said Thursday afternoon of the younger Landers.
The Goshen News reached Richard Harter at his home in LaGrange Thursday afternoon. He declined comment and referred questions to his attorney, Richard K. Muntz. The News was unable to reach Muntz or the LaGrange County prosecutor Thursday.
LaGrange County Sheriff Terry Martin expressed relief with the latest development in a nearly two-decades-old missing person case.
"It's nice to put closure to this case and now the family can begin the process of re-connecting with their loved one," Martin said.


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on May 7, 2009 at 2:08 pm
Well done!
Thanks to all that work to put these events on.
I for one was pleased with the new setup for the beer/wine/music area. Appreciated more room and enjoyed it very much. Music - as always - was great.
on May 8, 2009 at 6:19 am
Downtown Association always does a good job putting on these events. I do wish (and I've heard others mention the same) they would switch up the bands. Seem every year it's the same core bands at both the Wed. Street parties and Music in the Park. (no - I'm not a musician hoping to get a gig!).
on May 8, 2009 at 8:25 am
Once again though, we are "corraled" like horses instead of being able to walk about freely with our drinks. People say parents do not watch their older kids and they get served drinks. Well, should that be MY problem too?
on May 8, 2009 at 9:36 am
Hmmmmmm... I thought I remembered it being against the LAW to "walk around freely" in public with an alcoholic beverage. The City and the PD have chosen not to allow people to walk around with alcohol. Gee, it's like every other day out on the streets! I, for one, do not oppose the closed off beer garden. It helps keep the alcohol out of minors hands, which is more important than people not feeling like horses.
on May 8, 2009 at 9:47 am
This was my first time attending the downtown event. It was wonderful! The people attending, as well as the vendors, were all in great spirits. Kudos to the Downtown Association for putting together such a spectacular
"break" in the middle of the long week. I am proud to say I live in Pleasanton.... this is just one of the reasons why! Just a thought to those of you sending in complaints...... We are blessed to live in such a great community! Let us be thankful and kind to one another.
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As a new and interesting aspect of kiteboarding, traveling to a country to find the flattest water would be something that seemed ludicrous to most surfers, an unimaginable fate, going to a country that has waves and yet choosing to go to the flat, lagoon sheltered coast and spend two weeks there, in a grass hut, with nothing except flat water and wind to keep you company. Well, as crazy as this would seem, and indeed I am a surfer too, this is exactly what I have done for the last two weeks here in Kalpitya, Sri Lanka. In search of the ultimate freestyle spot, a place to ride uncrowded flat water, try some new tricks and film my adventures...for me this is excitement of a different kind.
I was now there for two weeks, riding the platitudes of flat water spots, doing down winders and fitting in as many boat trips as we could. Although the Sri Lanka Kite center is right on the edge of the lagoon, you can launch from the kite school and ride across the lagoon to the sand bar on the other side, that offers an amazing freestyle location, with mirror flat water and variably constant wind. There are also a lot of other kite spots available that are not so easy to access but, they are well worth the mission. Getting a local fishing boat, it is possible to drive down wind for about forty minuets, this will take you deep into military controlled zone, towards the north of the island. Having only just escaped the grip of a long civil war, the army still has a big presence on the island. This serves to enhance the excitement, although if you go there with the kite camp, then there is nothing to worry about, although it does help to keep these kite spots pretty empty most of the time. Once you have entered this area, there are an expanse of small sand islands within the lagoon, none of them higher than about fifteen feet and all of them with butter flat off-shore sections. Each one is bigger than the last until you eventually reach one that has a flat offshore kite spot that stretches for about four miles. One of the best freestyle spots I have ever seen!
My trip this time was two weeks long and I would recommend this a a good length of time to take if you plan to visit. It will give you time to get used to the 35degree heat and enough time to polish your kite skills and take them to the next level. If you are a person who prefers to spend a little longer on a trip and get some time to really explore the place, I would also recommend it. Undoubtably Sri Lanka has a lot to offer, although a comparably small country compared to India, there is a lot of truth in the name 'Jewel of the Indian Ocean'. It has such a rich tapestry of cultural influence, a mixture of religions that has sculpted the island into a holy place, with temples represent each religion all over the place. Its wildlife and tropical rain forest's cover the interior and although it has some more touristy areas, there is a lot to explore that will really make you feel like you are on an adventure. Kiteboarding is a new sport in Sri Lanka and the tourism for sports like kiting and surfing are just building up there. I left the country this time, inspired by what I had seen kiteboarding bring to the area around the lagoons on the east coast in such a short time. The changes I had seen the sport make in a positive way and the implications that this has on the surrounding village and local people, business, livelihood, foreign trade and most if all an exposure to a lifestyle that is spreading faster than we can imagine. Already there are local Sri Lankan children learning to kite and it wont be long until we see them in the magazines, an opportunity that only a few sports can offer. So, if you are into kiteboarding, don't underestimate its power as a sport. Use it as inspiration to change your life, an excuse to get out and see new places, a reason to meet new people and a way to most importantly have fun! Sat on the plane, leaving Sri Lanka and flying back to Europe, I sit an wonder, where is next!?"
Marian Hund training in Hamata
This is the way I ride after six weeks in Egypt and now I am looking forward to competing in several tours in the upcoming season like the Kitesurf Tour Europe, the German Trophy and also some tourstops of the PKRA.


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ADULTS in Oxfordshire have the chance to improve their basic qualifications with free county council-run courses in English and maths.
The courses are available to any Oxfordshire resident above the age of 19 and cover all abilities, from beginners to GCSE level.
GCSE English and maths courses start on Monday and there is still time to book a place.
Classes will be held across the county at venues in Oxford, Abingdon, Didcot, Bicester, Carterton and Banbury.
Cabinet member for education Melinda Tilley said: "Taking one of these courses could help improve your job prospects or help in the job you are in at the moment."
The English and maths programme as a whole, excluding the GCSE courses, starts in the week beginning Monday, October 1.
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This week on the Nose Bleed Seats we head to Rantoul, IL to check out action from the final NBWA show. In action this week, the NBWA Heavyweight Champ Jimmy Karryt defends against both members of Dead Sexy and the NBWA Tag Titles are on the line as Jon Divosi & Angelo Santelli face Randy Ray & Issan Hadeev.
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An Osceola County man was charged with first-degree murder after he told detectives that he killed his infant son.
Larry Perry, 28, told a befuddled 911 operator that his son needed medical attention, just moments after he claimed he caused fatal injuries to the 3-month old baby.
"Yeah, I hurt my baby," he said. "I pretty much went crazy. I can't do this [expletive] by myself," said Perry in the phone call recording.
Emergency crews took baby Adyn from his apartment on 14th Street in St Cloud via medical helicopter to Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital in Orlando, but he did not survive.
Police said Perry told them that, at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, Adyn wouldn't drink his bottle or go to sleep. The father, standing 5 feet, 10 inches and weighing 185 pounds, told police that he threw the baby against the wall, the bed, kicked him, and then twisted his neck.
"Watching TV, all of sudden, I hear this noise," said a next door neighbor. "I didn't know he slammed the baby against the wall."
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The final month of the NHL season will see the Lightning play seven games, with only a single game airing on Sun Sports.
Sun Sports, the Lightning's broadcast partner, announced it's 77 game regular season schedule. The Bolts will also be broadcast three times nationally, and twice on local broadcast station WTOG CW...
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NORTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆö In June, four North Kingstown High School students received scholarships totaling $2,000 to pursue fine arts degrees as they head into college. The story behind those scholarships is one of dedication to the local arts by John ŌĆśJackŌĆÖ Higby, a founding member of the North Kingstown Players theater group and long-time public school teacher.
EAST GREENWICHŌĆöKaren Bristow had been Mary SaylesŌĆÖ neighbor in Warwick for 35 years, each woman babysitting the otherŌĆÖs children as they grew up. On June 28, 2011, Bristow lost a good friend to ovarian cancer and, two years later, has done much to commemorate her life.
NORTH KINGSTOWNŌĆöA North Kingstown woman was arrested this past Friday as the subject of a Rhode Island State Police investigation into her exploitation of an elder. Barbara Flaherty, 49, of 70 Sedgefield Road was apprehended after it was discovered she had stolen over $200,000 from her 88 year-old father, who is currently residing in an assisted living center.
Nate Cozzolino, left, Wes Forsyth, right, and Alisha Almeida, middle, recently put forth a drumming and hoop circle performance in front of St. LukeŌĆÖs Church in East Greenwich, entitled ŌĆśCircle of Life.ŌĆÖ
Every week for the rest of the summer, residents will have the opportunity to participate in the rhythmic experience with their own musical instruments if they choose.
EAST GREENWICH ŌĆö Local residents are going to notice a change regarding their recycling over the next couple of months.
Joe Duarte, the director of the East Greenwich Department of Public Works announced last week a new protocol for recycle pick-ups throughout the town that will be in place sometime around September.
The spraying sounds of paint cans will fill the air in East Greenwich, once again, and unique murals will cover the area known as ŌĆ£The LugeŌĆØ this weekend.
In response to the ŌĆ£warningŌĆØ classification East Greenwich High School received from the Rhode Island Department of Education earlier this month, EGHS Principal Michael Podraza offered a response to the classification to answer the plethora of questions being asked by many throughout the community, including members of the East Greenwich School Committee.
EAST GREENWICH ŌĆö At 86 years young, Rodney Bailey still feels like a spring chicken, rising with the sun ŌĆō along with the sound of roosters ŌĆō almost every day, for a period of 12 hours, to tend to his livestock that produces an abundance of milk, along with other matters that need upkeep at Bailey Brook Farm.
EAST GREENWICH ŌĆō Celia Humphreys, merely two, woke up after a storm of fierce wind and rain to discover that a willow tree was knocked into a play area her father had built.
This was the Great Hurricane of 1938.
Humphreys shared this story, and several others, to about 40 people, a congregation of congregations, within The Westminster Unitarian Church, the first of many personal stories of fierce storm damage, rescue, recovery and preparedness during the churchŌĆÖs July 27 all-day storm warning symposium entitled, ŌĆ£Hope for the Best, Prepare for the Worst.ŌĆØ
NARRAGANSETT- Cyclists and volunteers are joining together to help raise funds for cancer treatment at local hospitals during the 5th annual Lifecycle Ride ŌĆśRound Rhody (RRR) bike-a-thon Aug. 11.
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(WMC-TV) - Millions of people play the Powerball and while your chance of actually winning the jackpot is more than one in $175 million, there is always somebody who thinks they can beat the system!
A couple of self-professed math geeks came up with what they say are the "most winning numbers" in the Powerball.
Most people who play the lottery typically pick random numbers because any state lottery official will tell you that each number is drawn completely at random.
And while that may be true, statistical sciences professor D'arcy Mays believes that with a database of enough winning numbers, there is at least the possibility of seeing a pattern develop.
That, by no means, will guarantee a win but it might up the odds a little, especially in smaller games like Cash 3 or Cash 4.
"If you were dedicated, and there really was some pattern that you were finding, you could not get rich but you could probably do a good supplemental earning," said D'Arcy Mays.
But Statistician Dr. Min Su Kim does not mess with the small games.
"I just combine all these frequency and I just make a list from the most frequent numbers to the least frequent numbers," said Statistician Dr. Min Su Kim.
Dr. Min Su Kim compiled a computer data base of 10 years of winning Powerball ball numbers and the frequency at which they appear.
If the game is completely random, he argues all numbers should be drawn at approximately the same rate. But they are not.
The Powerball consists of five white balls and one red powerball.
Dr. Kim says the most frequently drawn powerball for the past 10 years is 20, followed by 37, two, 31, and 35.
As for the white balls, the most frequently appearing number is 42, closely followed by 16, 35, 26, and 19.
Dr. Kim says he is a true believer in statistical probability.
"If you pick these numbers, there is more probability to win the grand prize," he said.
But lottery officials say, 'Not so fast'. They stress that every number drawn is completely random and the odds of winning are posted on their website.
You can visit the Tennessee Lottery website here: http://www.tnlottery.com/howtoplay/#power
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The 50th anniversary of the award-winning musical stars Alexandra Silber (Amalia), Santino Fontana (Georg), John Cullum (Mr. Maraczek), Montego Glover (Ilona), Ryan Silverman (Steven Kodaly), Brad Oscar (Ladislav Sipos), Etai BenShlomo (Arpad Laszlo) and Jonathan Freeman (Headwaiter) with Bernard Dotson, Rebecca Eichenberger, Carmen Ruby Floyd, Gavin Gregory, Jessica Hershberg, Margot de La Barre, Barbara Marineau, Lauren Mufson and T. Oliver Reid.
Tony winner Ted Sperling leads the Orchestra of St. Luke's and directs the production in the Venetian Theater. Assistant director Michele Lynch choreographs.
With a score by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick and a book by Joe Masteroff, She Loves Me was first seen on Broadway in 1963. The musical is based on the play Parfumerie by Hungarian playwright Miklos Laszlo, which became the basis of the classic film "The Shop Around the Corner."
The production team also includes production manager Scott Schneider, associate music director Shawn Gough, stage manager Natalie Burns, costume designer Tracy Christensen and assistant costume designer Jennifer Raskopf.
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The Missouri Department of Conservation has released a photo of a mountain lion that was spotted in Carter County.
The carcass of an elk calf can be seen in the bottom left of the picture.
The photo was snapped on Feb. 2 by a motion-activated game camera set up in the Peck Ranch Conservation Area.
An agent with the conservation department says elk are among natural prey for mountain lions, especially young elk.
The Mountain Lion Response Team confirmed these images and other signs at the location.
The conservation department receives hundreds of calls about mountain lion sightings but has confirmed just 39 since 1994. However, 27 of the confirmed sightings have occurred since 2011.
Mountain lions are naturally shy of people and seldom cause problems, even in states with thriving populations, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation.
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NEW ORLEANS - The once rare orchid is now much more plentiful, and comes in more colorful and easy to care for varieties.
All of which you can see this weekend at the 60th annual New Orleans Orchid Show and Sale.
Two members of the New Orleans Orchid Society, past President Max Mipro and former Miss Louisiana USA contestant Christian Bordelon were in the studio with several plants to show us.
The show and sale is Thursday through Sunday at Lakeside Shopping Center.
For plant sale and exhibit times, visit http://www.neworleansorchidsociety.org/.


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The second tournament of the 2011 AIM Pro Walleye Series was the Bay Mills Invitational Walleye Tournament held in Brimley, Michigan on June 2nd through the 4th.
The Day Three weigh-in crowned the tournament champion, Brett King. Before the weigh-in, while the pros were competing out on the water, an estimated crowd of over 350 children were treated to rod and reel combos and fishing tackle thanks to the National Professional Anglers Association (NPAA) and with the cooperation of the AIM Pro Anglers.
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The tournament also allowed the AIM organization to give back to the community. Through its partnership with the J. J. Keller Foundation, AIM is the only fishing tournament organization that intentionally seeks to provide a benefit to the host community.
The J. J. Keller Foundation partnership concept was formed by professional anglers and AIM owners, James and Brian Keller. The Foundation made a presentation of $1,250 to the local Boys and Girls Club and $1,250 to Fishing Has No Boundaries. These grants will be used to promote kids outdoor activities and access for handicapped individuals in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
AIM conducts four Pro-Am walleye tournaments in 2011. The next tournament in the 2011 AIM season will be in Dubuque, Iowa on June 22nd to 24th. This tournament is hosted by the Dubuque Visitors and Convention Bureau and the daily weigh-ins will be hosted indoors at the Mystique Casino. Following this event, the AIM Pro Walleye Series will conclude the 2011 season with the AIM International Walleye Championship at Akaska, South Dakota on September 15th to 17th.
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A holding penalty for Giants offensive lineman David Diehl ended the Giants' second possession of the game. Atlanta got the ball back on their own 21-yard line after the punt went out of bounds.
Chased from the pocket, soaked in crowd noise, Matt Ryan hit Julio Jones for a three-yard gain. New York brought the blitz on second down, and Ryan could connect with Roddy White on what would have been a first down, Atlanta's first, first down of the game. Facing another third-and-long, Ryan fired a quick pass to running back Jacquizz Rodgers on a short crossing pattern, but it fell incomplete.
Two drives, two three-and-outs for a Falcons' offense that will be doing what they can to settle down in between drives.
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The seemingly innocuous topic of Jay Z's limited edition holiday collection in collaboration with Barneys turned rife with controversy in the past few weeks after the upscale NYC department store was accused of two separate racial profiling incidents in the last month alone. Everyone from Jon Stewart to Andre Leon Talley criticized the hip-hop mogul's decision to go forth with the high-profile partnership, even after he announced that 100 percent of the proceeds from the collection would go to his Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation for low-income students. Keep reading »
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Mari White Presents The Newsboys - a reality show based on the Newsboys, one of the most popular Christian bands of all time. A sneak peak into the lives of iconic Christian rock band the Newsboys as they travel and tour with new lead singer Michael Tait (DC Talk). The boys bring us along on the day-to-day adventures of friends, family, fame and all that it means to be a newsboy.


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The following people, with name, age, address, charge and arresting agency, were booked into the Boone County Jail; charges are preliminary and may be changed subject to review by the Boone County Prosecutor's Office.
Thursday, Aug. 29
1:23 p.m. — Riane McMahan, 22, Indianapolis, driving while suspended, Zionsville Police Department.
Wednesday, Aug. 28
9:56 p.m. — Ronald William Hale, 56, Lebanon, driving while suspended, Lebanon Police Department.
6:21 p.m. — Robert L. Burgess, 34, Thorntown, probation violation, Jail Corrections Officer.
1:01 p.m. — Derrick E. Thornburg, 37, Beech Grove, driving while suspended, Indiana State Police.
3:34 a.m. — Robert Allen Zakrajsek, 23, Carmel, failure to appear, Boone County Sheriff's Office.
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San Francisco 49ers
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|Hobbs, NM
|Years played
|2010, 3rd round, 21st pick by Browns
Dolphins trade Ginn to Niners
After never getting much of a return on their investment in WR Ted Ginn, the Dolphins traded their 2007 first-round draft pick (ninth overall) Friday to the Niners in exchange for a fifth-round pick (145th overall) in the 2010 draft.
Niners RFA OG Baas signs tender
The 49ers today announced that projected starting OLG David Baas has signed the one-year contract he had previously been tendered.
A look at four books on football
Tom Danyluk shares his thoughts on a variety of football books he recently had the chance to peruse — two from the vaults and two current tomes.
49ers GM Baalke doing things his way
One thing that quickly has become clear, according to our 49ers sources, is that acting GM Trent Baalke definitely has his own ideas when it comes to talent evaluation.
49ers re-sign LB Brooks
The 49ers announced Friday that they have signed LB Ahmad Brooks to a two-year contract.
Niners re-sign free-agent OT Sims
The 49ers officially announced Tuesday that they have re-signed free-agent OT Barry Sims to a one-year deal. The San Francisco Chronicle reported that Sims could receive up to $2.1 million if all the incentives in his contract are met.
Niners owner confirms McCloughan won't be back
Niners president/CEO Jed York confirmed Monday that Scot McCloughan had been relieved of his duties as the team's general manager and wouldn't be returning to the club. York also said that director of player personnel Trent Baalke ...
McCloughan's fall from grace his own doing
Despite reports to the contrary, GM Scot McCloughan's stunning fall from grace in San Francisco was his own doing, the way we hear it.
Carr could compete for Niners' starting QB job
If newly acquired Niners QB David Carr looks clearly better than Alex Smith in training camp, we hear the team could end up seriously considering Carr for a starting role.
Report: 49ers GM McCloughan stepping down
Multiple reports out of the Bay Area have indicated that Niners GM Scot McCloughan is about to resign five weeks before the 2010 draft.
Niners sign free-agent CB Paymah
The Niners announced the signing of free-agent CB Karl Paymah to a one-year contract. The 6-0, 195-pounder is entering his sixth NFL season after originally being drafted in the third round (76th overall) by the Broncos in 2005.
Niners' Willis wins Butkus Award
Niners MLB Patrick Willis has been announced as the winner of the second-ever Butkus Award honoring a professional linebacker.
Niners trade Hill to Lions
The 49ers have traded QB Shaun Hill to the Lions for a seventh-round draft pick in 2011, the Sacramento Bee reports, citing a league source.
Report: 49ers sign QB Carr
The 49ers have reached a contract agreement with QB David Carr, The (Newark, N.J.) Star-Ledger is reporting, quoting Carr's agent, Mike Sullivan.
Niners more comfortable with Smith as No. 1 QB
Unlike last season at this time, Niners head coach Mike Singletary said at the NFL Scouting Combine that he feels very good about his team's QB situation with former first-rounder Alex Smith at the helm.
NFC West team needs
With Marc Bulger showing that he was not the answer and having been released, the Rams desperately need to find a quarterback they can build their offense around. PFW continues its analysis of team needs with a look at the ...
Coin flips determine draft order for six teams
Three coin flips were conducted to determine the draft order for six teams Friday at the Combine.
Reliving past Super Bowls in South Florida
With Super Bowl XLIV only a week away, Tom Danyluk looks back at the nine previous Super Bowls held in South Florida, focusing on a highlight or two, or an interesting anecdote, from each game.
McCoy's trade to the San Francisco 49ers has been finalized after the quarterback passed a physical Tuesday.||||||| McCoy showed up in Cleveland on Monday for the start of offseason conditioning only to learn he was headed West to play for ex-NFL quarterback Jim Harbaugh and the two-time reigning NFC West champion Niners. San Francisco is sending a pair of undisclosed draft picks to the Browns.
McCoy, who became expendable when Cleveland signed veteran free agent Jason Campbell last week, was traded Monday to the San Francisco 49ers, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press. The Browns will get a late-round draft pick, said the person who spoke on condition of anonymity because the teams have not yet announced the trade.||||||| McCoy, who started 21 games for the Browns in three seasons, has been sent to the 49ers for a late-round draft pick, said the person who spoke Monday to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the teams have not yet announced the trade. McCoy became expendable last week when the Browns signed veteran backup Jason Campbell, who is expected to challenge Brandon Weeden for the starting job.
McCoy is inactive as he battles his own shoulder issues.||||||| McCoy played in just three games this season after starting 13 a year ago.
McCoy and Brandon Weeden are not practicing again because of shoulder injuries.||||||| Coach Pat Shurmur said both remain sidelined as Cleveland prepares for Sunday's season finale against Pittsburgh.
McCoy, who had yet to throw a pass this season, replaced injured starter Brandon Weeden in the third quarter on Sunday.||||||| Weeden left the game with a right shoulder injury after being sacked by Broncos linebacker Von Miller. Weeden couldn't avoid the heavy rush and went down hard. After walking off the field, the rookie slammed his helmet on the bench. Weeden was taken into the locker room and his return was questionable.


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Canon General / Re: Are Metal Mounts Better Than Plastic?« on: January 04, 2014, 02:28:19 PM »
I think Rogers's definition of a plastic vs. a metal mount differs from how most people think about those terms. For most of us, we're talking about the bayonet parts - the 'teeth' that lock into the mount on the camera.While I agree with you, I note that the article was provoked by the current furor over the Olympus lens that has a metal bayonet mounted on a plastic base like most lenses ( as Roger notes) and that THAT revelation of the use of plastic in a critical part is sparking the rage on the nets.
The EF-S 18-55 on the left has a 'plastic mount', the EF 17-40L on the right has a 'metal mount'. Very few of us disassemble lenses, so we have no idea what's behind that mount surface. Roger is talking about how the screws that that attach that visible surface piece to the lens are connected - do those screws go into metal screw-holes that are attached to the frame of the lens, or are the screw-holes plastic?
'Plastic' can be quite strong, so for a 'light' lens (most lenses under 100mm, with the exception of the 'magic cannonball' 85L), I agree with Roger that I wouldn't expect any issues, and 'professional' could apply. However, for the bayonet 'teeth' of the mount, plastic wears down more easily than metal (vs. the screw-holes, which aren't subjected to routine 'wear'). That means a lens with a plastic mount (as I'd say is the common definition pictured above, not Rogers's use of the term), would be able to tolerate fewer mount/unmount cycles than a lens with metal bayonet teeth. Since a professional lens would be expected to last years and most 'pros' own several lenses and change them frequently, it makes sense to associate a metal mount (as pictured above, regardless of how it's screwed in) with 'professional' build.
Weather proofing is another area where I have rolled my eyes for years. The most vulnerable part of the photographic assembly is the front element and other than using a Nikonos I see no protection of consequence offered by the claims of weather resistance.


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St. Louis Rams
Chris Williams - #65 - G
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|2008, 1st round, 14th pick by Bears
Rookie QB Lindley gets start for Cardinals
Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt announced that rookie Ryan Lindley will start at quarterback in Week 12 vs. the Rams.
Rams activate C Wells, waive FB Miller
The Rams activated C Scott Wells from the short-term injured-reserve list on Tuesday and waived FB Brit Miller.
NFC West Spin cycle: Rams, Cardinals continue to roll downhill
While the Seahawks rested on their bye week, there was no rest for the weary Rams and Cardinals following losses to the Jets and Falcons.
Jets snap losing skid, rout Rams
Bilal Powell ran for the first two touchdowns of his career, helping the Jets end a three-game losing streak with a 27-13 victory over the Rams.
Rookie CB Jenkins remains a work in progress for Rams
Despite his one-game suspension, we hear the pluses still outweigh the minuses for Rams rookie CB Janoris Jenkins.
Scout's Notebook: Rams DLE Chris Long
PFW personnel analyst Nolan Nawrocki analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of Rams DLE Chris Long.
NFC West spin cycle: Unlikely tie tightens up division
While the Rams and Niners fought to a 24-24 deadlock in San Francisco, the Seahawks kept the heat on with a 28-7 pasting of the Jets.
49ers, Rams play to 24-24 tie
San Francisco and St. Louis played the NFL's first tie game in four years as both teams missed overtime field goals in Sunday's 24-24 outcome.
Rams rookie WRs a real study in contrast
While Rams rookie WR Chris Givens has quickly become a big-play force, it's been a much different story for fellow rookie Brian Quick.
Key matchup: Rams DEs Chris Long and Robert Quinn vs. OTs Anthony Davis and Joe Staley
PFW's Dan Arkush focuses on the Rams' defensive ends vs. the Niners' offensive tackles in the Rams-Niners showdown this Sunday in San Francisco.
NFC West Spin cycle: Cards, Seahawks going in opposite directions
In a week in which two NFC West teams were on bye, the Seahawks moved above the .500 mark and the Cardinals continued to flounder.
Rams makeshift O-line unsettled at left guard
A Rams offensive line, coached by Paul Boudreau, that has held up surprisingly well despite key injuries remains unsettled at left guard.
Thursday's 60-second rant: NFC West defenses bending and breaking bad
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush reflects on the sudden vulnerability of the defenses in St. Louis, Seattle and Arizona.
NFC West Spin cycle: 49ers head into bye sitting pretty
Both the Rams and the Seahawks had Sundays they'd like to forget after losses to the Patriots and Lions, respectively.
Patriots rout Rams in London
Tom Brady led touchdown drives on the Patriots' first five possessions Sunday and New England ran over the St. Louis Rams 45-7 in London.
The Chicago Bears have terminated offensive lineman Chris Williams' contract, ending a disappointing run for the former first-round draft pick. He came into training camp this year competing with J'Marcus Webb for the starting spot at left tackle but was unable to beat him out. And when the Bears signed journeyman Jonathan Scott last month, Williams' days appeared to be numbered.||||||| Williams never lived up to his billing after being taken out of Vanderbilt with the 14th overall pick in 2008. He started 20 games at left guard, 11 at right tackle and seven at left tackle but never could settle into a position thanks to injuries and poor play.
Williams is done for the season with a wrist injury suffered versus Detroit.||||||| A bust at tackle, Williams has played well at guard and will be missed on Chicago's improved offensive line.
Williams and rookie backup free safety Major Wright both left the game at Dallas with hamstring injuries.||||||| Williams and Wright were both hurt in the first quarter Sunday, and the Bears said they would not return. The Bears lost Williams after only two drives, after quarterback Jay Cutler had already been sacked. Cutler was sacked on the second play of the game.
Williams, who returned to practice this week, remains inactive after undergoing back surgery in August. He didn't play in Sunday's 24-20 home win over the Eagles.||||||| Williams practiced on a limited basis for the first time since surgery to repair a herniated disk in his lower back in early August. He is still several weeks away from returning, but this is a step in the right direction for the Bears' first-round draft pick.
Williams, the 14th pick in the draft, was also available for the first time this season on Sunday.||||||| Williams underwent surgery to repair a herniated disk in his back in the preseason.


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WASHINGTON -- The president of the International Committee of the Red Cross said Thursday that the way to solve the hunger strike at Guantánamo is by solving the untenable blockage in U.S. domestic politics that has brought detainee releases nearly to a standstill.
The issue of Guantánamo is politically blocked in this country, Peter Maurer said a day after meeting with President Barack Obama, and raising the issue at the White House. One important message I brought to all my U.S. interlocutors over the past few days was . . . that they should put their energy and political energy into finding a new compromise that will move the delicate issues forward.
Congress answered Obamas 2009 call for closure of the prison camps with cascading restrictions on transfers that make it nearly impossible for detainees to leave the prison unless theyve died or won release orders in court.
Meantime, an administration task force of intelligence, law enforcement and military representatives has cleared 86 of the 166 captives for release either through return to their home countries or resettlement in third countries, with supervision.
Maurer, who is Swiss and based in Geneva, called the ongoing hunger strike at the prison an expression of underlying problems the impasse in transfers.
As of Thursday, the military categorized 43 of the 166 captives at Guantánamo as hunger strikers and said 11 of them were getting nutritional supplements via tubes snaked up their nose into their stomachs.
Lawyers for the captives say the food strike is much more widespread, with only the elderly, infirm and former CIA captives in a secret, separate detention site called Camp 7 continuing to voluntarily take their meals.
In response to a question, Maurer agreed that it is ICRC policy to oppose the forced-feeding of prisoners but declined a reporters invitation to condemn the practice as carried out by the prison camps.
If we see a hunger strike today, we interpret this as a symptom, as an indicator about the lack of perspective that those detainees have, the impression of an American government which does not follow up on promises, promises that have been made on transfers, Maurer said.
Maurer said Red Cross policy on forced feeding mirrors international medical groups that say doctors should not interfere with prisoners who voluntarily engage in hunger strikes, aware of its potential consequences. U.S. military spokesmen say its been both Bush and Obama administration policy to not permit a captive to starve himself.
Instead, a U.S. military medical team decides at what point after a captive has refused nine meals in a row to have guards shackle the hunger striker into a restraint chair and conduct the tube feedings.
The Red Cross has had two teams visit Guantánamo prisoners during the hunger strike, which the prisoners say began Feb. 6 after an aggressive search of detainee property, including their Qurans, in what was once the showcase communal prison for cooperative captives. But Maurer flatly refused to describe conditions or offer an independent view on the breadth of the food strike among the captives.
Conditions are a regular and constant issue of our confidential conversations, he said, adding that his organization could provide no constructive role in ending the standoff at the Navy base beyond urging U.S. political leaders to hold regular review panels and transfer those captives deemed ready for release.
At the White House, press secretary Jay Carney confirmed there had been a meeting a day earlier between Obama and Maurer.
It was not on the presidents public schedule.
Carney said the administration remained committed to closing the detention center. It is a commitment shared by the former president, by military leaders and the Republicans, including Senator [John] McCain, he said. McCain challenged Obama for the White House in 2008. And we continue to be committed to closing that facility in our national security interest.
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After a break last weekend in honor of the life of Piermario Morosini, Serie A is back in action for Week 34 (the week 33 fixtures will take place midweek). And with a tight race at both the top and bottom of the league table, nearly every match has the potential to be decisive.
Juventus leads Milan in the scudetto race, but by just one point. If somehow Roma manage to break that unbeaten streak, the giallorossi could potentially be just one point back from that sweet sweet third place position. That, of course, depends on whether Udinese can overcome a Chievo side that's been quite successful as of late.
Lazio will want to do their best to put space between themselves and both Roma and Udinese, but with seemingly all their players injured, their match against red-hot Lecce might be more difficult than they'd anticipated. Lecce are once again making a late, desperate grab for safety, and three points could lift them from the relegation zone. Genoa have become draw masters as of late, but the club feeling the real pressure is Fiorentina. The Viola host Inter, but will be without Stevan Jovetić, undoubtedly their only spark in an otherwise dreadful season. With the nerazzurri now with the opportunity to challenge for third place, it's difficult to see any points for Fiorentina.
Napoli may have the same number of points as Inter, but you get the feeling they're on the fall while the nerazzurri are on the rise. The partenopei have exhausted themselves, but with Novara at the San Paolo, they absolutely must get these three points. Novara are nearly as good as down anyway -- although their situation is not so helpless as Cesena's. Should Palermo win in Sicily today, the Seahorses will be back down in Serie B.
Finally, we've got Catania welcoming Atalanta, with the club still insisting they've got Europe in their sights. A drop in form has the rossazzurri down in eighth place, so the Europa League would require a late winning streak, combined with points dropped by all those currently occupying 3rd-7th. Catania will also be cheering on Napoli, as a third place finish for them means that the 6th placed finisher heads to Europa League.
You'll notice I made no mention of the Milan match. If they can't beat Bologna at the San Siro, they don't deserve the title.


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