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Police released the name of the young boy shot by his brother in Freeman.
8-year-old Sean Hofer and his 9-year-old brother were playing with a revolver, when the gun accidentally discharged.
Sean was shot and died from his injuries.
The incident was investigated by South Dakota's DCI, Hutchinson County Sheriff's Office and Coroner's Office and the Freeman Police Department.
Glenn Roth, Hutchinson County's State's Attorney, says no more information will be given on this case because it involves juveniles.


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Bellator MMA will enter the pay-per-view market on Nov. 2 with an event headlined by former UFC light heavyweight titleholders Tito Ortiz and Quinton "Rampage" Jackson.
UFC president Dana White was asked on Thursday about the event and whether he plans to counter program the competition – a regular practice in the television industry – following the UFC Fight Night 26: Shogun vs. Sonnen pre-fight press conference in Boston.
White stated that he doesn't plan to counter program Bellator's first pay-per-view.
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"I'm sure you guys saw, when the thing came out, when they did their press conference, all they talked about was me at the press conference. What else are they going to talk about, that fight? 'Well, you guys have lost your last ten fights. How do you think the fight will go? Well, I can tell you this, one of us is going to win. Somebody's O has got to go,'" said White.
Jackson (32-11) has gone 2-4 in his last six outings and is currently on a three-fight losing streak. Ortiz (16-11-1) has one win since 2006. He's lost six of his last seven fights and is also riding a three-fight losing streak.
"Obviously they need money, and good for them," said White about Jackson and Ortiz. "Let them do their thing."
The UFC president said he doesn't view Bellator as competition at all.
"You're talking about, 'How is your competitive spirit feeling?' My video blog does more (expletive) viewers than their television show does. I'm not feeling very competitive."
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Ouch! That hurt!!! Still firmly believe that bellator should bet on there own talent that they discover….not 2 old fighter coming from a another promotion
The two old fighters is to make you look. In other words, it's a publicity stunt. This is what many of you guys refuse to see. Or you see it but act, or stubbornly want to think that the big wigs at Viacom and Bellator are banking their existence on Ortiz and Rampage. The ppv thing…it's like tipping your toe in the water to see if it's cold or hot. It's an experiment, for lack of a better term. Bellator just got new backing and they are trying new stuff. They are NOT trying to be UFC yet. Why is it so hard for people to understand this? Man just wish them luck. Can't you be genuinely happy that there is another mma promotion entertaining you and giving other mma fighters a platform to work in?? Why are you people so negative?
Publicity stunt ok…but right now it's backfiring on them…if they are not eying to be the UFC they use 2 of the ex stars to promote he whole show. I would be happy to see a promotion coming with new talent, I knew a guy, Guillaume dilorenzi who fight for them. Bad fight last time but the kid's good. I wanna see new talent not old fighter. New organization egal new talent… Old talent with new organization means we are going no where….
I'm not clear on your 'backfiring' claim. The ppv hasn't even happened yet.
Backfiring: when you promote an event and everybody talk more about ex-UFC guy than bellator guys… for me it's a backfire. Nobody talks about the other fight on the card, nobody talks about the other fighter of bellator. All you see is : 2 ex UFC legend. UFC hall of famer….2 UFC former champ. Those guys don'T have an history with bellator. All they talk are there history with the UFC. So nobody speak of bellator and Everybody talk about the UFC. And if you wana test the water like you said….do it with your fighter. because next time it's gonna be what 2 Bellator guys?!? You d'ont know if fan will love them and buy the PPV. So you brought back 2 UFC fighter again….Randy Couture vs Ken Shamrock?!? That's a backfire…..because you are caught in a mechanic where people wanna see former UFC star and not your guys.
Make you look! Yea people will tune in to see two over the hills, but they'll be sitting down and discover Alvarez, Chandler, and others I expect are Bellator young blood. Again… it's a test. No backfiring in a test. Hence the 'test' . They want to see if you're right or not.
I wish this Bellator card was free, not just so I could watch, but because I would be genuinely interested to see what kind of viewership numbers it could pull. I believe the record on Spike is still 6 million for the Ortiz vs Shamrock match (with the overall tv record being 9 million for Dos Santos v Velasquez on Fox)
Fedor , Rogers was over 10 million US and 25 +million worldwide
Every source I can find says Fedor-Rogers did 5.5 million in the US
"My video blog does more (expletive) viewers than their television show does. I'm not feeling very competitive."
Actually Dana, what's really scary, is that anyone would care enough to watch you video blogging.
Then again I think the entire social media crap is just that, crap; time wasting crap. Only in today's day and age could do nothing companies like Facebook, Myspace, Twitter etc., make their founders (mostly kids, which is even more ridiculous) billionaires and be popular enough to warrant IPO's.
Says the guy writing back to a article on social media haha. Obviously you sat down and read a whole story.
I don't think news sites qualify as social media. Although it does annoy me I have to type my user name and email (fake of course) every time I post here, because I refuse to register with disqus and I don't have a Facebook, Twitter, or Google + account.
I don't alway like what the boss says, but he is dead on.
Joe Warrens fight was sooo pathetic and ridiculous. He looked like a kid with no fight experience at all. It was silly despite that he won somehow was absolutely amazing since he cant punch, kick, grapple. the only thing he can do is wrestle and can only lay and prey with his wrestling.He is the biggest joke of bellator. Although trying to raise some money with a pay per view of two fighters that retired a few times so far and are old and played out. Both Ortiz and Rampage were on some fake wrestling show wwe or one of those fake ass fighting shows. Good luck bellator your gonna need it. I wouldn't pay to see a bellator show regardless of who they scrape up from another fight organization leftover fighters (no Offense to the has been fighters)
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ALLENTOWN, N.J. — Although the Summer Shootout is not necessarily well-known outside of New Jersey, the event is filled with quality teams and talented players on a yearly basis. The 2011 edition was no different, as NBE Basketball Report took in some of the action on Saturday and got to catch up with a handful of Big East recruits.
Isaiah Watkins, a 6-foot-8, 215-pound power forward, really saw his stock increase this summer. A class of 2013 prospect who hails from Toronto and is in his first year at St. Benedict's (NJ), Watkins already lists a number of high-major offers.
Watkins said that Santa Clara, Missouri, Arkansas, Cincinnati and Virginia have all extended scholarship offers to him. In addition, he is hearing from Harvard, Ohio State, Georgetown, Michigan, Elon, Lafayette, Niagara, Villanova, Rutgers, Seton Hall, Temple, West Virginia, Kansas and more.
"They [are all] coming at me real hard," Waktins said. "Cincinnati [and] Arkansas coming at me probably the hardest . . . and Santa Clara."
Watkins has yet to visit any schools, but is hoping to schedule some trips.
"I'm trying to set up a couple visits, but I do got sometime," he said. "I got this year and then my prep year."
As for what schools he would like to visit, Watkins remarked, "I have one set up with Cincinnati, I'm going down there and [also to] Temple. And I'm trying to go down there because they're showing a lot of interest."
Watkins has no timetable for a commitment, saying, "I'm keeping it open to all possible ideas for scholarships."
Watkins said he sees himself as a three/four right now, but noted, "I think definitely by the I get out of high school I'll be a small forward."
As aforementioned, this is Watkins' first year at St. Benedict's, and he discussed the transition coming over from Oakwood Collegiate in Toronto.
"It's honestly, it's been great getting to be with guys–what can I say? It's just been an unbelievable experience," Watkins said. "They are hard working guys, they go to practice. As far as academically, they're . . . hard working and great kids."
Like Watkins, 6-foot-8, 195-pound small forward Tyler Roberson is also going to a new school this year. The class of 2013 prospect previously attended Union (NJ), but is now set to be at Roselle Catholic (NJ).
"Like, mostly because of like schoolwork," Roberson said of his decision to make the transfer. "[This] could help me with my academics and they also have a good basketball team."
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Nickens' father has been in touch with other schools as well, as Jared said, "He told me he called Notre Dame, but I don't know if they spoke [and also] . . . Hampton and Virginia."
Did Nickens have any recruiting interest prior to the Live period?
"Well, I been in contact with Colorado State before July, but other than that [I did not]," Nickens said. "Virginia Tech was recruiting me, but the coach [Adrian Autry], he went to Syracuse."
Of the previous interest from the Hokies, Nickens said, "They actually started recruiting me in October, saw me at an open gym."
Nickens gave NBE his thoughts on Seton Hall, the lone Big East offer he lists right now.
"I like the program a little bit," Nickens said. "They give the players freedom, let the guards go. I was up there the other day for an open gym and unofficial visit and I been to some games too."
Nickens, whose trip to SHU was last Friday, said he also visited Rutgers quite a while back, but the Scarlet Knights are not actively involved with him right now.
"I also have a visit to St. Joe's scheduled for August 27th," Nickens said, later adding, "I also might be visiting Maryland in September too."
Asked when he plans to commit, Nickens replied, "Beginning of my senior year or second signing period, everything pretty much open right now."
Class of 2013 Canadian point guard Tyler Ennis also had a great July. The 6-foot-3, 175-pounder out of St. Benedict's (NJ) does not have any favorites, but he does have many choices.
Ennis said that Louisville, Georgetown, Georgia Tech, Rutgers, Seton Hall, West Virginia, Arizona, Iowa State, Virginia, Baylor, and more have offered him. He is also garnering interest from Florida, Kansas and Wake Forest.
At this point, Ennis said that Iowa State, West Virginia and Virginia are recruiting him the hardest.
"I haven't visited anybody yet," Ennis said, also noting that he has no trips planned.
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With fuel efficiency standards increasing, US automakers get serious about lighter materials
DEARBORN, Mich. - While hybrids and electrics may grab the headlines, the real frontier in fuel economy is the switch to lighter materials.
Automakers have been experimenting for decades with lightweighting, as the practice is known, but the effort is gaining urgency with the adoption of tougher fuel efficiency standards. To meet the U.S. government's goal of nearly doubling average fuel economy to 45 mpg (19 kpl) by 2025, cars need to lose some serious pounds.
Lighter doesn't mean less safe. Cars with new materials are already acing government crash tests. Around 30 per cent of new vehicles already have hoods made of aluminum, which can absorb the same amount of impact as steel. Some car companies are teaming up with airplane makers, which have years of crash simulation data for lightweight materials.
Ford gave a glimpse of the future last week with a lightweight Fusion car. The prototype, developed with the U.S. Department of Energy, is about 800 pounds lighter than a typical Fusion thanks to dozens of changes in parts and materials.
The instrument panel consists of a carbon fiber and nylon composite instead of steel. The rear window is made from the same tough but thin plastic that covers your cellphone.
The car has aluminum brake rotors that are 39 per cent lighter than cast iron ones and carbon fiber wheels that weigh 42 per cent less than aluminum ones.
Because it's lighter, the prototype can use the same small engine as Ford's subcompact Fiesta, which gets an estimated 45 mpg on the highway.
The car won't be in dealerships anytime soon. For one thing, it's prohibitively expensive. Its seats, for example, cost up to $73 apiece because they have carbon fiber frames. The same seats with steel frames are $12.
Still, prototypes are helping Ford and other companies figure out the ideal mix of materials.
"These are the technologies that will creep into vehicles in the next three to five years," said Matt Zaluzec, Ford's technical leader for materials and manufacturing research.
Some vehicles have already made a lightweight leap. Land Rover's 2013 Range Rover, which went on sale last year, dropped around 700 pounds (317 kilograms) with its all-aluminum body, while the new Acura MDX shed 275 pounds (124 kilograms) thanks to increased use of high-strength steel, aluminum and magnesium.
Ford has unveiled an aluminum-body 2015 F-150 pickup, which shaves up to 700 pounds (317 kilograms) off the current version. The truck goes on sale later this year.
The average vehicle has gained more than 800 pounds over the last 12 years and now tops out at just over 3,900 pounds (1,770 kilograms), according to government data. Not only have cars gotten bigger, but safety features like air bags and more crash-resistant frames have also added weight. General Motors' Chevrolet Volt electric car has to drag around a 400-pound (180-kilogram) battery.
Morgan Stanley estimates than shaving 110 pounds (50 kilograms) off each of the 1 billion cars on the world's roads could save $40 billion in fuel each year.
"Lightweighting is going to be with us for a long time," said Hesham Ezzat, a technical fellow at GM. "Every manufacturer is going to have to leverage their entire palette of materials."
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HIGH-STRENGTH STEEL: Steel isn't going away. Chances are, high-strength steel — a lighter and stronger steel mixed with other elements such as nickel and titanium — already makes up at least 15 per cent of your car's weight. Some newer models, such as the Cadillac ATS, are nearly 40 per cent high-strength steel.
High-strength steel costs about 15 per cent more than regular steel, but less than other materials such as aluminum. It still weighs more than aluminum, but continuing advances could cut that weight. Extremely thin but strong steels made with nanotechnology — which manipulates the metal at the molecular level — could be on cars by 2017.
ALUMINUM: The typical vehicle already contains around 340 pounds of aluminum, or about 10 per cent of the weight of a midsize car. It's most commonly used in engines, wheels, hoods and trunk lids.
Aluminum is lighter than steel and easy to form into a variety of parts. It's also more corrosion-resistant than steel.
There are drawbacks. The supply of steel is many times greater than that of aluminum, and will be for many years. Aluminum also costs 30 per cent more than conventional steel, and a rapid increase in demand could make aluminum prices volatile.
Still, consultant McKinsey and Co. predicts aluminum's use in the auto industry will triple by 2030.
CARBON FIBER: Airplanes use it. Boats use it.
Carbon fiber is a high-strength material made from woven fibers. It's half the weight of steel, it is resistant to dents and corrosion, and it offers the most design flexibility, since it can be shaped in ways that stamped metal can't.
But the high cost of carbon fiber and the time it takes to form it into parts are huge barriers for the auto industry.
Petroleum-based strands must go through several stages before they're woven into carbon fiber. After that, it takes five minutes to form the material into a part, compared with one minute for steel or aluminum. On an assembly line producing a car every minute, that's simply too long. Plus, carbon fiber is five to six times more expensive than steel, according to McKinsey.
Automakers, the government and others are experimenting with cheaper materials for the fibers and faster-curing resins that could shorten the time to form parts. McKinsey believes that could significantly shrink the price gap by 2030.
Until then, expect to see carbon fiber in limited amounts on low-volume or luxury cars. The Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, which starts at $51,000, has a carbon fiber hood and roof, while the $41,350 BMW i3 electric car is built around a carbon fiber frame.
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Eight unfinished manuscripts were left in the hands of Verne's son, Michel, when Verne died in 1905. Michel slapped on a happy ending and removed the gorgeous digressions. It was translated into English from the original French in 1963, but this was a translation of Michel's version, not his father's original, which we now have the opportunity to read.
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The main character in this story, Wilhelm Storitz, is Prussian. Verne had no love for the Prussians or the Germans and — after the Franco-Prussian War — he barely spoke of them without making reference to their barbarity. This hatred was considerably watered down in the version put forth by his son.
In Schulman's translation of the work, Storitz knew love and the possibility of redemption.
But when his beautiful fiancée, Myra, is betrothed to a painter Storitz develops a potion that makes him invisible. He haunts the Hungarian town in which she lives, at every turn attempting to prevent the coming marriage.
The novel is narrated by Myra's brother, who travels up the Danube River to Ragzi to attend the wedding. The haunting begins on the ship, where he is ominously shadowed by Storitz's servant, Hermann. Verne describes this journey like an old-fashioned explorer (naturalist, geographer and poet). All movements lead to discovery, the future unpacked.
From the moment our traveler arrives in Ragzi the invisible man, Storitz, begins his appearances at dinners and other wedding-related functions leading up to the main event, shredding flowers and howling and generally terrifying the good people of Ragzi.
Like Edgar Allan Poe and H.G. Wells, Verne makes a monster out of a man; the flip side of love turns out to beobsessive and dangerous. Like Wells and Poe (and certainly Mary Shelley), the author has compassion for the monster, who becomes a beauty-destroying creature and ruins the very thing he loves.
Verne is a master of the eerie; the craggy landscape, the streets of Budapest and Ragzi, the cowering townsfolk are vivid displays of the skills of a writer in his later years, when landscape is imbued with more meaning than passion. Verne's timing is perfect: "The lights left no corner in shadow … and yet … there was no one there." Between the light and shadow, the intake and exhalation, the novel glides forward like an unstoppable thing. The experience of reading "The Secret of Wilhelm Storitz" is more like watching the original Dracula than any book you've ever read.
Salter Reynolds is a Los Angeles writer.