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YARP, Yet Another Robot Platform. Always dreamt of controlling a humanoid robot? ...well, we do that. A C++ library for IPC, vision and control. This project hosts only archives and binary of releases. Code repository is on https://github.com/robotology/yarp35 weekly downloads
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Go west: "If it's good enough to move public servants to western Sydney why not art as well?" Photo: James Alcock
Why has the Art Gallery of NSW overdevelopment in the Domain been so readily accepted without evaluating alternatives ("Keating takes aim at 'property tart' ", April 9)? British museums are happily pursuing extensions in other cities and sites in London, recognising this is an access and equity issue. If it's good enough to move public servants to western Sydney why not art as well?
I can think of a wonderful site in Parramatta that even has water views. The gallery's expansion should not just be at the convenience of the trustees and staff who mostly live in the eastern suburbs and inner city. An equitable cultural policy for NSW would put a premium on developing new cultural facilities closer to where most people live: western Sydney.
People living in western Sydney and regional NSW are triple taxed for cultural institutions. They pay Commonwealth and state taxes for cultural institutions which are hard for them to access, but if they want museums, galleries and theatres in their own region they must pay again through their rates for local government facilities.
Even without considering the possible theft of public land, there is no case for making the culturally rich and advantaged in inner Sydney even richer with a gallery extension in the Domain.
Kylie Winkworth Newtown
So Art Gallery of NSW director Michael Brand wants to increase the gallery's harbour views. He must be worried there is not enough interesting stuff on the walls.
Bevan Wilson Bondi
To all those for and against the Royal Botanic Garden "changes" I would like to ask how many times in the last five years have you actually set foot upon this hallowed ground? And when was the last time you made a donation towards costs?
The combined gardens employ 350 people. Let's say the average weekly wage is $800; that is a cost of $280,000 each week on wages alone. That money has to come from somewhere. I see no sacrilege in going a little commercial to ensure the gates are ever open to all peoples of the globe, the vast majority of whom have no idea what the gardens looked like in the past.
Joseph Cummins Gladesville
How can Paul Keating have the audacity to criticise the development in the Domain and surrounding area after supporting the abomination that is happening at Barangaroo? Where we could have had wonderful parkland, minimum construction and a place for the people of Sydney to enjoy, we wind up with an ugly casino and bland high rise both supported and pushed by Keating.
Go back to Bankstown and take your irrelevance with you.
Victor Marshall Erskineville
What I'd like to know is what other less exclusive, less alienating (of public land) and more genuinely botanically inclined options were canvassed to address "the five-star eyesore which is the Domain carpark", and to help link that part of the Domain to the gardens ("How many disagreements might grow over an Australian city garden", April 8).
Deb Little Bexley North
Those visitors to Mrs Macquaries Point who didn't do what mother always advised by "going" before they left home are already catered for: a toilet block sits on the approach road a few hundred metres back from the point. Extend it if needs be; a short, if urgent, scenic walk is a small price to pay for leaving the site unplumbed.
Phil Rodwell Redfern
For a long time, the obvious approach to improving the Domain precinct has been to build over the Cahill Expressway from Macquarie Street to the Eastern Distributor. Visual and audible harmony to the whole district would result. The design possibilities are tantalising. It is an extraordinary precinct for the city. May we have a little vision please?
John Simpson Tapitallee
Even a national treasure can be improved
Reading an overview of what is envisioned for the Royal Botanic Garden and the Domain makes me wonder what Paul Keating is banging on about (''Gardens trust must heed call of nature", April 9).
Even ''sacred sites'' need evolution and we are living in times where we are all being encouraged to pay our way. The garden trust is no exception.
Its masterplan seems realistic and considered. Tourism is one thing Australia can do well. Enhancing the treasure that is the gardens and encouraging the broadest use of the facility is not only reasonable, it's desirable.
A railway station delivering people to the Art Gallery of NSW and extension of the gallery to the north over the unsightly Cahill Expressway bridge would be welcome. This location is the ''arse end of the world'' as far as the gardens is concerned anyway.
A wharf, a hotel and cafes where needed? As long as these are well designed there is no reason for this to be a problem. The hotel proposed over the Domain car park couldn't come fast enough as the present car park is a blot on the landscape. And a permanent, aesthetically designed performing shell in the Domain could only be an improvement to the temporary eyesore.
I can understand Keating's big stick approach on the matters on which he generally makes comment. There is an awful lot of mediocrity out there that needs a caning. But as for the gardens masterplan, for once, he's got it wrong.
Our society seems too ready to sort things out with a biff up. The conciliatory approach of the chief executive of the gardens, Kim Ellis, is the more sensible way to move ahead here.
Neville Williams Darlinghurst
Finding a job is reward enough
The government's decision to axe the Partnership Brokers employment brokering network is only going to increase welfare costs (''Successful youth unemployment service facing axe as government stays silent on funding'', smh.com.au, April 8). It seems typical of its policy of slashing the budget now and dealing with the consequences later.
Speaking as a young university student who struggled during more than a year of intensive job seeking to find casual work, the move seems to underestimate the scale of youth unemployment.
The Coalition's alternative policy to reduce unemployment, giving cash handouts to long-term unemployed people who find and keep a job, is putting the cart before the horse. Any genuine long-term unemployed person who is lucky enough to find a job would find that rewarding enough.
The problem is a lack of jobs, not an aversion to remaining employed. Those cash handouts should be directed to employers who take on the long-term unemployed, as well as youth with little to no previous job experience.
Harry Brizga North Wollongong
Muir has his moment
It is time for Ricky Muir and the Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party to break their silence and defend the Australasian New Car Assessment Program from the Coalition's budget cuts (''Car safety tester ANCAP braces for budget write-off'', smh.com.au, April 9). It was a one issue party and here is its chance to stand up for motorist's safety. Come on, Muir and all of the people who voted for the AMEP, let's hear from you.
Douglas Reynolds Taree
Tackle real problem
It is entirely pointless to ban lifting tackles and three-man tackles as if they were the sole and ultimate culprits of tragedies such as Alex McKinnon's spinal injury (Letters, April 9). Each tackle should be judged on its own merits, its intent, its relative savagery, and its result. If lethal intent and totally unnecessary force is perceived, be it by one, two or three players, then a send-off of one, two or three should be mandatory. Referees should be encouraged to use their discretion, and they should be backed up by officialdom, even if a few feathers are initially ruffled. The thinning defence on the field would ensure the focus of all clubs would be on fair, non-vicious tackles.
Rosemary O'Brien Georges Hall
Mums shunted aside
Here's the full picture, Bernadette Scadden (Letters, April 9). My boys bring joy to my life and I would love to have more, but in three and a half years I have found I no longer have the career I studied for.
In my inner west mothers group of 11, I'm the only one still in my job and I'm barely treading water. When I returned to permanent part-time work, I was shocked to find I was treated as a non-person; management didn't talk to me for eight months. I was further shocked to discover that mothers under contract were told there was no work when they tried to return. I've seen so many amazingly competent women take blow after blow.
It can't be good for society or families that highly educated women are forced to move sideways or out of the workforce. What a waste.
Kate Fidler Stanmore
Rorts widespread
The titillating exposes regarding expenses coming out of the ICAC make for great theatre but I wonder if there will be any prosecutions down the line linked to these behaviours (''Costa says Obeid urged Schott sacking'', April 9).
There are many businesses, both large and small, that charge items such as limousines, golf days, meals, ''networking'' costs and other essentially private expenditure against company funds. If the activities outlined before the ICAC are found to be corrupt then there will be many people who will be thinking, ''There but for the grace of God go I.'' The maxim, a rort is only a rort if you are not in on it, says it all.
Greg Loder Springwood
Modelling's not healthy
The 2014 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Sydney is featuring models who shouldn't be walking anywhere but up and down a hospital corridor. What will it take to make the designers realise the long-term health effects of malnutrition? They need to take responsibility for the health of their models and the repercussions these waif-thin models have on the impressionable youth who try to emulate them. Models worldwide have to fit into small sample sizes in order to get work, and the sizes designers are offering definitely aren't realistic for a healthy body.
Sarah Plowman Kareela
Save pity for victims
It took over 50 years for my brother to tell my sister and I that he was abused by our father (''Hughes' guilty verdicts rise to 10'', April 9). My brother is a broken man. Robert Hughes has been judged to have broken the lives of the brave women who have found the strength to come forward and recount dreadful things that happened to them. Let's not feel sorry for Robert Hughes.
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Watching the other lot
There's a simple answer to Phillip Huthnance's rhetorical question (Letters, April 9). In electing groups to form national government, we don't automatically grant them carte blanche to do whatever takes their ideological fancy, be they left, right or centre oriented. A good Senate provides balance and forces governments to justify, negotiate and compromise on key legislation. A Senate of reason and science is exactly what this country needs right now to at least partly offset the illogical, unfair and unsustainable belief-based systems of the lower house incumbents.
Jon Stirzaker Latham (ACT)
The hypocrisy is free
The hypocrisy of the Abbott government's free-trade agreement is breathtaking (''PM opens door for S Korea cash bonanza'', April 9). Two little words: Grain Corp.
David Boyd Bondi Beach
Stop the rebates for homeopathy's deluded
Given the growing cost of healthcare in Australia, perhaps some savings can be made by stopping rebates to users of homeopathy (''Homeopathy dismissed by review'', April 9). The National Health and Medical Research Council has found that dilution is a delusion. The sooner this quackery is discredited via health insurers the better.
John Bailey Canterbury
Bringing it on home
As I recall, the compelling reason to become a republic, Noel Hadjimichael (Letters, April 9), was to have as our head of state an Australian, man or woman, residing in Australia and able to represent our aspirations, values and culture, not a foreign monarch residing thousands of kilometres away.
Rodney Crute Hunters Hill
Will had his hands free
Marion Pengelly (Letters, April 9) was concerned, when she watched the Duchess of Cambridge descend from the plane in windy Wellington, that the young mum might fall as she juggled baby and flyaway skirt while wearing high heels. My first thought was why didn't the baby's father carry him instead?
Melanie Geyer Freshwater
Oscar nomination
The diversity of African wildlife is well known. Have we, however, just seen the first sighting of crocodile tears in Pretoria (''Oscar Pistorius to tell court about night of girlfriend's death'', smh.com.au, April 8)?
George Dreggs Lakemba
Carr's Greek tragedy
Poor Bob Carr ('I'm the best chairman I know': Bob Carr's Diary reveals former foreign minister's diva demands", smh.com.au, April 9). Like Narcissus lured by Nemesis to a pond where he fell in love with his own reflection, I fear that the only person avidly reading Bob Carr's new book will be Bob Carr himself.
Simon Cobcroft Lyneham (ACT)
Dame could dance
James Prior (Letters, April 9) calls for recognition of Lucinda Dunn's contribution to Australian dance. Dare I suggest ''Dame Lucinda''?
Craig Sheppard Hardys Bay
General whipping boy
Abbott's department head supposedly berates General David Hurley on the RAAF aircraft delay (''PM opens doors for S Korea cash bonanza'', April 9). Such versatile guys, these senior defence officers. If it's not having to appear to explain boat-turnings, they're responsible for unforeseen hydraulic leaks on A330s.
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BEDFORD — The chief homicide prosecutor in New Hampshire, Jane Young, visited Bedford police today, as the department continues its investigation into the assault against a Manchester anesthesiologist and his wife at their Bedford home Saturday night.
Young and Lt. James Geraghty, commander of the Major Crimes Unit, left the Bedford Police Department about 11 a.m. Tuesday. Young referred questions about the case to Bedford police or Hillsborough County Attorney Dennis Hogan.
"Because this is New Hampshire," Young said when asked why she was in Bedford.
Police Chief John Bryfonski said he had nothing new to release in the investigation involving the assault against Eduardo and Sonia Quesada. Eduardo, an anesthesiologist, received serious head wounds in a Saturday night assault at his upscale home at 7 Proclamation Court. As of Monday night, he was at Elliot Hospital, although officials at the hospital won't confirm he is there or give any description of his medical condition. His wife, whose injuries were less severe, was undergoing medical treatment Monday.
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BEDFORD - Although initial indications were that an anesthesiologist and his wife were injured during a burglary, police are not ruling out other explanations for the Saturday night assault at the home of Eduardo Quesada, a home where a domestic-related arrest took place a year earlier, the town police chief said today.
Quesada and his wife, Sonia Quesada, remained under medical treatment today, one of them with serious head injuries inflicted during what police initially believed was a burglary at their home at 7 Proclamation Court, Police Chief John Bryfonski said this afternoon.
"That (burglary) was the initial indication. We're not ruling in, we're not ruling out, any possibilities," he said. It is dangerous for investigators to do so in any investigation, he said.
Bryfonski confirmed that an arrest was made at the address in November 2011 following a call for a domestic disturbance. He said charges were dismissed and he thinks the arrest was annulled, a process that wipes clean any official record of the arrest. A subsequent Right-to-Know request submitted to Bedford police for records of that arrest and accompanying reports turned up nothing.
Quesada is an anesthesiologist at Amoskeag Anesthesiology, a Manchester-based pratice located on Elliot Way in Manchester.
"We are all very concerned for Dr. Quesada's health and well-being and hope that he makes a full recovery from his injuries. Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family," Elliot Hospital said in a release issued early this afternoon. The release said Quesada has worked closely with Elliot staff since 2000.
Meanwhile, police continued to investigate the crime, which resulted in what police described Sunday as massive head injuries to a 52-year-old male who owns the home at 7 Proclamation Court.
Bryfonski characterized the investigation as a "full court press" and said Bedford detectives, New Hampshire State Police and the Hillsborough County Sheriff Department are involved.
He said police have a person of interest in the case, but no one has been identified.
"If I had a name, I would give you a name," he said.
"There is nothing that we have that would suggest any of our residents in Bedford are any less safe than they usually are," Bryfonski said. He said, however, that residents should always be mindful of their surroundings and circumstances and contact police if they see anything suspicious.
Built in 2007, the Quesada house has been listed for sale for $1.4 million and is under contract, according to its listing website with the Bean Group. The site shows a elaborate house with timber-framed walls and cathedral ceilings, a wine cellar, flagstone fireplaces in a den and living room, a master bedroom with a third fireplace and south-facing view. The listing also said the house has a security system.
The 2.7 acre grounds include an inground pool, terraced stonework, granite steps and porch railings separated by flagstone pillars.
The crime scene van of the state police Major Crime Unit was parked in Quesada's driveway this afternoon. Police came in and out of the house wearing protective boot coverings. Others wore full body suits.
"We want to bring all forces to bear on cases that are appropriate to do so," Bryfonski said.
The young child who was in the house at the time of the assault has been turned over to a family member, he said.
Several neighbors told the New Hampshire Union Leader they heard nothing suspicious Saturday night.
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Tamulevich said he let his Jack Russell terrier outside about 10 p.m. on Saturday - the time of the call to the Quesada house. When something is amiss, the dog barks, but it did nothing Saturday night, he said.
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Sat 08.30
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@ Catholic University
Sat 09.06
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DeSales vs. Dickinson
Sun 09.07
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Sat 09.13
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Fresh Strawberry Bellini
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Recipe courtesy Mario Batali
- Ciao America with Mario Batali
- Total Time:
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- Prep:
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- Cook:
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- Prep:
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- 1 bottle prosecco*
- 2 cups pureed and strained fresh strawberries
- Special equipment: Blender, strainer, iced champagne flutes, pitcher and tall "swizzle stirrer" (for the pitcher)
Place 8 Champagne flutes in the freezer for 20 minutes. Open the prosecco and let it stand in an ice bucket for 5 minutes.
Into a pitcher, pour the 2 cups pureed strawberries. Gently pour in the bottle of prosecco and stir gently to combine. Divide among Champagne flutes and serve.
*For Kid Bellinis, substitute sparkling water for the prosecco.
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29 Apr 2014, 12:27am by Matt Waldman
Matt Waldman experiments with analyzing Jon Gruden's QB Camp series to illustrate the variety of takeaways that individuals can have about a player in an interview.
4 comments, Last at 01 May 2014, 2:31pm by commissionerleaf
28 Apr 2014, 06:10pm by Rivers McCown
Per media reports, it's a four-year, $40 million extension, with $27.25 million in guaranteed money. Thomas will be the first safety in the NFL to make $10 million a year.
6 comments, Last at 01 May 2014, 12:43pm by commissionerleaf
28 Apr 2014, 06:49am by Mike Tanier
A deep, painful dive into the world of Sam Bradford and Brian Schottenheimer. Stick around to the bitter end or check the Tailgater blog to see my Dali paintings of Schotty's melting-clock screen passes.
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28 Apr 2014, 04:59am by Rivers McCown
Tom Benson gives some money to a good cause, and we get some more draft rumor-mongering.
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28 Apr 2014, 01:10am by Rivers McCown
Using Andreas Sheppard's DVOA estimates, Vivid Numeral has a graph showing every franchise's DVOA over time.
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25 Apr 2014, 05:33pm by Rivers McCown
The first of a series of posts where Joel Corry and Ari Nissim hammer out a mock extension for one of the most valuable non-quarterbacks in the NFL.
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25 Apr 2014, 05:31pm by Rivers McCown
Let this XP serve as a notice that Matt Bowen is doing an outstanding job at Bleacher Report on this NFL 101 series. He's breaking down common routes and coverage concepts while also delving into keys.
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25 Apr 2014, 05:26pm by Rivers McCown
This hit the outtakes of my Factors post, but there was one particular Andre Johnson v. Richard Sherman route that was head-and-shoulders above anything else I'd seen while charting wideouts. Two masters of their craft. Brett Kollman at Battle Red Blog took it upon himself to look at it.
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23 Apr 2014, 06:32pm by Aaron Schatz
Hey kids! Schedule! Click the link above to go to the NFL.com page with the full 2014 schedule, and enjoy discussing it below. Scott Kacsmar also wrote a story for ESPN Insider on which teams are helped and hurt by schedule this year compared to last year's schedule strength.
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23 Apr 2014, 01:37pm by Aaron Schatz
So, what if we based Run Stop Rates on how many run tackles a defense makes, not how many run tackles a specific defender makes? (Click to read more.)
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This week: Josh Shaw lies, Steve Smith intimidates, Le'Veon Bell relaxes, Matt Simms dances, and Clint Trickett kisses and tells.


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- My projections for future free cash flow and earnings payout level suggests that XOM can comfortably drive a 9%-10% annual growth in dividend per share.
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Step back into to the past and enjoy your vacation at a living museum of the Philippines customs and traditions. Located in Bagac, Bataan, this hotel is approximately 2 to 3 hours' drive from Metro Manila.
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Ray Whitney
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Ray Whitney on the Stars' 5-0 win over the Capitals.
Interview period will show Vrbata's worth
was probably underpaid for his production at $3 million per year -- a point emphatically made by one-time linemate Ray Whitney before he departed for Dallas in free agency. Comparables are difficult with so many variables at play, but Vrbata
The best and worst Coyotes free-agent signings
topping those numbers in the postseason with a 1.99 goals against average and a staggering .944 save percentage. 2. W Ray Whitney : Maloney signed Whitney on July 1, 2010 to a two-year, $6 million deal. In two seasons, Whitney amassed 41 goals
Stars dropped by Islanders
Ray Whitney offers his thoughts on the 4-2 defeat to New York.
Stars beat by Canadiens 6-4
Lindy Ruff comments on Kari Lehtonen's performance, Ray Whitney being out with an illness and more after the loss to Montreal.
The Morning After: Game 1 - Ducks 4, Stars 3
playing 9 guys who have never been there before along with several veterans who have played sparingly in the last month - Ray Whitney , Aaron Rome, in particular, you are a team that is going to look a little out of sorts while you try to get your
Daley, Benn score in 3rd to lift Stars over Sens
the first period. Daley's goal came after Senators goalie Robin Lehner stopped Colton Sceviour's shot. Dallas' Ray Whitney retrieved the puck and passed it to Daley. Jamie Benn reached 30 goals for the first time in his five NHL seasons.
Anaheim Ducks hold off Stars 4-3 in series opener
power play hadn't scored multiple goals in a game since Jan. 15, when the Ducks got six against Vancouver. ... LW Ray Whitney returned to the Stars' lineup after missing the last six games with a lower-body injury. ... Nichushkin, who
Stars Get Ruff 600th Win in Edging Sabres
their role in helping him reach 600, singling out the likes of Chiasson, goaltender Kari Lehtonen and veteran winger Ray Whitney , who had two assists in the win. He even heaped some rather heady praise onto Buffalo goaltender Johnas Enroth, who
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More spots for Backlash Book Club. The theme here is RELIGION!
1. The working woman's cross to bear2. The Act of Marriage, the Christian version of The Joy of Sex3. The results of many acts of marriage
AD Devin Washburn
This is a project about ska! Specifically Don Drummond of the Skatalites and Margarita Mahfood and their doomed love affair, for the Pitchfork Review.
Sketches are at the bottom (the title changed later from "Ska Desire" to "Blow My Mind").
AD's Michael Renaud and Molly Butterfoss, who were wonderful.
Here are a few spots, featuring some of LA's famous landmarks, for GOOD and Ford's Cities Project.
More spots for Medium's Backlash Book Club, here are chapters 5 and 6 - backlash in the movies and on TV.
Thanks again to Erich!
Here are more spots for Medium's Backlash Book Club, which has so far been a very enriching read.
Chapter 3: Backlashes Then and Now1. A Witch Burns2. 1920, the very first Miss America Pageant takes place the same year the 19th Amendment passes 3. Rosie the Riveter contemplates a spatula
Chapter 4: The Media and The Backlash1. A Ladies' magazine2. Fake chocolate trophy wife3. The Bachelor
Thanks again to Erich Nagler!
Spots (some unused) for Medium's Backlash Book Club, Chapter 2: The Myths of the Backlash.
1. Post-divorce sinkhole. 2. Infertility Epidemic3. Man Shortage4. Depression
I'm illustrating the Backlash Book Club for Matter and MSNBC.com's re-reading of Susan Faludi's feminist classic.
Thanks to my AD, Erich Nagler, who's been a pleasure to work with.
"Youth in Decline" art by our core crew member, the fantastic Hannah K Lee!
I drew this for my dear ole bud Ryan; long live Youth in Decline
Making Out, for Tan Lines 2, Tan & Loose Press's second print series curated and organized by Clay Hickson.
The show also featured the work of: Olimpia Zagnoli, Hisashi Okawa, Tim Colmant, Ellie Andrews, Mike Perry, Ben Marcus, Margherita Urbani, Chad Kouri, and the man himself, Clay Hickson
I'll have some in my shop soon, but for now you can purchase this 6-color 11x17" riso print HERE.
Shirt and tote graphics for BEAMS T and J-pop trio Negicco.
If you can read Japanese, they're available HERE.
Close-up of Making Out.
This was commissioned by Clay Hickson of Tan & Loose Press for Tan Lines 2, a risograph print series debuting at Free Range Gallery in Chicago on May 23rd.
Thank you Clay for including me in this amazing lineup of talented badasses.
I finally finished Issues #4: Everyone Else is Younger and More Talented; it debuted last weekend at TCAF.
It's a 2-color 6 x 7.25" risograph zine, with 22 pages of lettering and patterns.
Check it out in its entirety at hannahklee.com.
You can also buy one HERE.
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The Four Freedoms Applied to Software as a Service
by chromatic
The Free Software Foundation has defined Four Freedoms related to software. These freedoms apply to users of software, not necessarily developers. In the view of the FSF, these freedoms are ethical in nature, so much so that they argue that software which violates these freedoms is unethical.
Like many other rights, the four freedoms are specific expressions of abstract freedoms in the context of software. They represent concrete examples of underlying notions of freedom. You can see this principle if you ask "Why should I be able to run my own printing press or weblog?"
I've argued before that I don't care about Google's source code, for example, but if those underlying principles exist, then it should be possible to identify them. It should also be possible to extrapolate concrete expressions of those principles in new contexts... such as software run by vendors to provide a service to users.
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|Simon Hibbs
2007-10-04 09:57:47
One of the most interesting cases is that of services that are intended to work with specific, custom client software, because this is where the freedoms of software user and service user intersect.
|Kelly Jones
2007-10-04 10:37:27
|Do you think software as a service is a slippery slope with regard to the four freedoms? In certain contexts all software is a service for the end user. Does it really matter that I interact with Google through a browser versus some sort of software providing a service installed on my PC? I don't think it's a big stretch for a company to say that their proprietary software provides a service and that you can use the service in any way you please, but you shouldn't care or need to know about the software that provides the service. Maybe someone could point me to an article that deals with this sort of scenario.
|Simon Hibbs
2007-10-05 02:54:20
@Kelly: The difference is that the software is running on your computer, consuming your resources and possibly using other services owned by you running on it.
2007-10-10 13:06:46
|I hope this post is not a joke. I didn't read the whole article yet (no motivation after the first paragraph) but your explanation for the first freedom makes me wonder if this article is really a joke. Do you realize that the arguments you give in the case of service for the first freedom also applies in the case of proprietary world? Do you also realize that the freedom can be implemented even in the SaaS world by means of open standards and open platform, which will open up vistas which you can't even imagine. Please tell me that your article is just a joke.
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a special moment when i got to "give the light" to the King of Puns, Dave Grimes. in comedy, giving someone the light means you flash a light in the back of the room quite subtly so that only the comedian knows when to wrap it up. this was my first time hosting
my fan page is on facebook
santa cruz comedy mafioso george kane asked the coalition for someone to come up with a last minute flyer. Iveta cafe comedy.
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Every day is a Kiss Cam.
They've been holding "secret talks."
Al Sharpton organized 100 demonstrations across the country.
He's getting closer to the Beatles' record.
He wore it three times in one week.
No one wants to look sweaty.
Kanye wanted the material for Watch the Throne.
Leveraging talent, managing risk, and cashing out.
Jay responds, "Word."
"I don't pop Molly, I rock Tom Ford."
He turned down Jay-Z's personal invite to watch a basketball game from box seats to relax at his barn.
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|Cowardly black teen gets 20 years in prison for brutal attack on elderly couple
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A judge sentenced a Cleveland teenager to 20 years in prison Tuesday for his role in a brutal home invasion in which he and his cousin pistol-whipped an elderly couple and forced the woman into the trunk of her car and drove her around the city while trying to steal from her credit cards. "The whole situation is absolutely reprehensible,'' said Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Maureen Clancy before she ordered Jermaine Eggleton, 18, to prison. "What if someone did that to your grandmother or mother?'' the judge said, as Eggleton stared back at her. Eggleton pleaded guilty last month to aggravated burglary, aggravated robbery, kidnapping, felonious assault, grand theft, theft and misuse of credit cards. Cuyahoga County prosecutors and defense attorney Fernando Mack had agreed to a recommended sentence of 13 to 20 years. Judge Michael Donnelly sentenced Eggleton's cousin, Ronald Ellis, 22, to 25 years in prison. Ellis had pleaded guilty in December to similar charges in the attack, as well as attempted murder. During the attack, Ellis and an accomplice whipped Richard and Margaret Kovachik, who are both in their 80s, with a 9mm Ruger and bound them with duct tape. - (Black-on-white)
|Warrants in case of kidnap, rape and murder of White female Newton teacher by black to be unsealed
NEWTON, N.C. - Investigators said Sharman Odom kidnapped and sexually assaulted Maggie Daniels, the popular counselor from Discovery High School before strangling her on June 27. Her body was discovered inside her home at the Windsor Apartments in Newton. Odom lived just a few doors away. A grand jury indicted Odom on first-degree murder, first-degree sexual offense and first-degree kidnapping in connection to the case on Aug. 18. He is expected to appear in court Oct. 6. Odom is connected to three other assault cases. In one case, he was arrested for allegedly choking a woman in a Charlotte motel room in 2012. - (Black-on-white)
|Black murder suspect's mother charged with attacking reporter, photographers outside NC court
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The mother of a man accused of killing a beloved North Carolina teacher faces charges after she allegedly attacked a news crew. Darlene Odom faces three misdemeanor assault charges and has a court date set for Sept. 10. After his first court appearance on Aug. 4, Odom's mother tried to knock the microphones out of the hands of a reporter and assaulted two photographers. Another photographer received a cut on his face. Newton police said Odom's mother, Darlene Odom, faces three assault charges.
|One black arrested, 4 others sought in deadly Duluth home invasion
Warrants have been issued for five people in connection to a deadly home invasion that took place on August 6, along Summecrest Lane in Duluth. Police believe that six people were involved in the home invasion that killed 37-year-old Adam Schrier, Jamie Smith, 31, and injured a woman and an 8-year-old. Pierre Cedric Scott was arrested on Tuesday. According to reports, charges for the sixth person will be sought through an indictment. Police have warrants for Devon Jenkins, Pierre Scott, James Stokes, Jonathan Pichardo and Brian Brewner. Most of the warrants are for felony murder and robbery. Jenkins has warrants for malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault and armed robbery. Police say they are confident they will find the suspects. - (Black-on-white)
|One arrest in possibly racial West Point beating, others expected
An arrest has been made in the beating of a West Point man, Police Chief Tim Brinkley said. Ralph Weems, 32, was critically injured after an assault in a restaurant parking lot Saturday morning, police said. Monday evening, they arrested 22-year-old Courtez McMillian of Okolona. He is being held in the Clay County Detention Center and will be charged with aggravated assault. Brinkley said other arrests are also pending, and that most, if not all of the assailants appear to come from Monroe County. The Associated Press reports that Weems went to a Waffle House early Saturday. His friend David Knighten, an Air Force veteran of the Afghanistan war who was with him, told reporters that a man told him politely outside the restaurant that it wasn't a safe place for whites, because people were upset by the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. - (Black-on-white)
|Trial begins for man accused of burning girlfriend to death
A North Little Rock man set his girlfriend on fire and doused her in gasoline, causing fatal injuries that burned more than 90 percent of her body, after threatening to do so on multiple occasions, prosecutors said at the beginning of Matthew Nichols' capital murder trial Tuesday. Opening statements began a day after jurors were seated in the trial in Pulaski County Circuit Court of Nichols, 47, who is charged in the May 20, 2013, burning death of 38-year-old Jessie McFadden at the couple's home on Water Street. In an opening statement Tuesday before Judge Wendell Griffen, prosecutors asked the jury to find Nichols guilty of "burning Ms. Jessie McFadden alive." . - (Burned Alive!)
|Black officer strangles puppy, pleads guilty to animal cruelty
ROCKVILLE, Md. — A police officer accused of killing his girlfriend's puppy pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count of aggravated animal cruelty. Alec E. Taylor, 28, of Hyattsville, Md., a five-year veteran of the Baltimore Police Department, pleaded guilty to the felony charge after a February incident in nearby Silver Spring, Md., according to the Office of the State's Attorney for Montgomery County. A woman reported that her live-in boyfriend, Taylor, had beaten and killed her 7-month-old Jack Russell terrier named Rocko.
|Black Fugitive captured in NYC after shootout
NEW YORK - An armed fugitive wanted for nearly two decades on drug charges in the South was wounded during a shootout with deputy U.S. marshals who tracked him down in New York City. The latest shooting occurred when a team of deputy marshals and New York Police Department officers tried to arrest Oswald Lewis at about 11 p.m. Tuesday at an apartment in a Queens neighborhood. Lewis, armed with two semiautomatic handguns and wearing a bulletproof vest, fired several rounds at the officers moments after they entered the apartment. The team returned fire, hitting Lewis in the arm before he surrendered, authorities said. Investigators say Lewis only surrendered after running out of ammunition.
|Outrage! People can't believe a black ex-con is arrested for an alleged rape less than 24 hours after his release from prison
Outrage and questions still remain over a rape investigation. The suspect was released from prison just one day before police say he raped a teen in broad daylight. We first reported the story about Michael Caruthers on Monday and many of our viewers still have questions. Caruthers is charged with first-degree rape. Police say he raped a teenager around 7:30 Saturday morning on Liberty Pole Way. Many of you have asked why he was released when he was and how could something like this happen?
|Plant City police make arrest in 1979 cold case rape and murder
PLANT CITY, FL - The Plant City Police have made an arrest in a cold case homicide from 1979. Police say DNA on the bedsheets of the murder victim have led to the arrest of 64-year-old Nathaniel Bigbee on Monday night in Columbus, Mississippi. Bigbee is accused of raping and killing Charlotte Kelley almost 40 years ago. Plant City Police Chief Edward Duncan says the night of her murder, neighbors found Kelley's two children, ages 4 and 7-months, alone in the house. Two days later, her body was found by children playing in an overgrown canal.
|5-Year-Old Girl's Disturbing Rape Injuries Shown in Court
A female juror looked to the ceiling, brought a tissue to her face and wiped tears from her eyes. She couldn't bear to look at the injuries sustained by a 5-year-old girl abducted last year from her elementary school and raped with a sharp object. The images were shown Tuesday as part of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's case against 21-year-old Christina Regusters. The woman, who allegedly committed the depraved acts on the girl over a 19 hour long period last January, stands as the only person charged in the case. The doctor said the object used in the rape, which could have been a wooden broom handle, prevented the girl from controlling her own bowels.
|Black Suspect Arrested After Stabbing Man Near Glen Burnie Light Rail Station
GLEN BURNIE, Md . — A suspect is arrested after stabbing a man in Anne Arundel County. It happened near the Cromwell Light Rail station in the 7300 block of Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard. An officer noticed two men fighting. When he pulled up and spoke with the 22-year-old victim, he learned the suspect had already boarded a light rail train, which had departed from the station. Numerous officers in the area were able to stop the train. They located the suspect, 29-year-old Joshua Craft, and took him into custody without incident.
Illegal Mexican immigrant charged in crash that killed Mt. Airy woman
UK: Revealed: How fear of being seen as racist stopped social workers saving up to 1,400 children from sexual exploitation
|The five men - Umar Razaq, Adil Hussain, Razwan Razaq, Zafran Ramzan, and Mohsin Khan - preyed on their victims over several months and threatened them with violence if they refused their advances. One of the men branded his victim a 'white bitch' when she resisted, while a second smirked: 'I've used you and abused you.' The men, all British-born Pakistanis, attacked the four girls in play areas, parks and in the back of their cars, Sheffield Crown Court heard.
|'Sexual predators': Gang of Asian men weep as they are jailed for total of 32 years for abusing white girls as young as 12 - 6 November 2010
Teen sentenced in 2012 wreck that killed his four friends
Sex-abuse victim court photos inadmissible as evidence: judge
26 August 2014 archived - (click at left for full coverage)
|Black man charged in White police officer's death faces death penalty
INDIANAPOLIS — The man charged in the death of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Officer Perry Renn now officially faces the death penalty. Earlier this month, Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry said he would seek the death penalty in Major Davis Jr.'s murder case. Davis is charged with murder, accusing of shooting and killing Officer Renn in July at 34th Street and Forest Manor Avenue. "It is clear that there are those in our city who believe that our police officers are fair game," "Make no mistake, we will prosecute you to the maximum extent possible under the law." There were two aggravating circumstances that support a death penalty case: that Davis killed Renn while Renn was on duty as a police officer, and that the murder was motivated by an act Renn performed while acting in the course of his duty as an officer. - (Black-on-white)
|Police identify victim in weekend black-on-white stabbing death
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. —Police have released the name of the man who was stabbed in the chest and later died of his injuries. Richard "Dickey" Bombard, 49, was pronounced dead at CVPH Emergency Department Sunday evening. Police said in a news release Monday that Bombard was allegedly at a friend's house in the back yard when neighbor, Otis L. Grenton Jr., 50, came over. The two men had argued before Grenton left the backyard only to return shortly after. Bombard and Grenton continued to argue before a physical altercation broke out. That is when Grenton allegedly swung a kitchen steak knife at Bombard striking him in the chest. Grenton fled the residence before being taken into custody by police. Grenton was charged with Second Degree Murder and Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Third Degree. He was arraigned in Plattsburgh City Court and committed to the Clinton County Jail without bail. - (Black-on-white)
|Witness: White man beaten by mob of Ferguson-fueled blacks was told restaurant 'not safe for whites'
Family members say a West Point man is in a Tupelo hospital after he and another man were attacked in a Huddle House parking lot by up to 20 people. Ralph Weems, a 32-year-old marine and Iraq war veteran, is in fair condition today according to officials at North Mississippi Medical Center. Monday evening, police arrested 22-year-old Courtez McMillian of Okolona. He is being held in the Clay County Detention Center and will be charged with aggravated assault. Brinkley said other arrests are also pending, and that most, if not all of the assailants appear to come from Monroe County. Detectives are reviewing video footage of the incident. The Associated Press reports that Weems went to a Waffle House early Saturday. His friend David Knighten, an Air Force veteran of the Afghanistan war who was with him, told reporters that a man told him politely outside the restaurant that it wasn't a safe place for whites, because people were upset by the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. Knighten said when he entered the restaurant, Weems was arguing with some people inside. The argument brought police, and Knighten and Weems left. On their way to Weems' house, they stopped at a Huddle House with an empty parking lot, according to the Associated Press. The pair was followed to Huddle House by what Knighten said was around 20 people. Witnesses told police that the group was made up of black men, but couldn't identify any of them. One witness did provide a vehicle description and police said they are working on identifying the owner. Knighten told reporters he was trying to diffuse the situation. When a security guard told everyone to leave, Knighten said he was blocked from getting to Weems, who was on the ground being kicked by a group of people. Knighten said others then attacked him. "I do remember racial slurs being yelled from the crowd," he told the Associated Press. - (Black-on-white)
|Family Thinks Otterbein Assault May Have Been Black-on-White Hate Crime
BALTIMORE — Police confirm the suspect arrested for a violent attack Thursday night on a young man in the Otterbein neighborhood near Federal Hill is now a suspect in a similar attack just one night earlier in the same area. Derek Valcourt talked to the father of the latest victim and has more on the attacks. Three attacks in less than a week in Federal Hill. We have a first look at the injuries from the most recent attack—and why the victim's family thinks this might have been a hate crime. It will take plastic surgery to properly fix the injury suffered by the 25-year-old victim, who asked not to be identified by name. It happened Thursday night when three African-American teenagers attacked him, throwing a rock at his face as he walked down Montgomery Street after leaving his lifeguard job at the nearby Otterbein Swim Club. Police say one of the suspects, 19-year-old Sidney Joyner, tried to stab him with a pocket knife; the victim dodged the blade. "The victim began to yell out. Residents began to come out of their homes; the suspects then ran away," said Sgt. Jarron Jackson, Baltimore police. Police later found Joyner, who is now charged with armed robbery, robbery and two counts of assault. He was charged in the other robbery and assault, as well. "I feel like this was attempted murder," said his father. "An injury that severe definitely wasn't an intent to injure—it was an intent to kill." The victim's father also questions why Joyner wasn't charged with a hate crime, since the suspects reportedly yelled, "Hey, white boy!" at the time of the attack. "If roles were reversed, it definitely would be no question whether it was a hate crime or not," he said. - (Hatecrimes) - (Black-on-white)
|2 suspects still wanted in Va. McDonald's shooting
WOODBRIDGE, Va. -- Prince William County Police Department responded to a shooting that happened at a Woodbridge McDonald's and left a 23-year-old man with non-life-threatening injuries Monday evening. Police are now searching for two suspects in connection with the incident. Police say that the victim made arrangements to meet with a female acquaintance, Jamie Bowyer, in the parking lot of the McDonald's at 2891 Dale Blvd. in Woodbridge, Va. When he got there, Bowyer was with another man, DeWayne Williams. Shortly before 6:50 p.m., the victim was shot in the face after an altercation, authorities said. Bower and Williams then fled, say police.
|Homegrown terrorist: Black Muslim American rapper-ISIS fighter Douglas McAuthur McCain dies during battle in Syria
Douglas McAuthur McCain was born in Illinois, grew up in Minnesota and died in Syria - alongside fellow Islamic terrorists. McCain, an American citizen, died in clashes between two opposing Syrian terrorist groups over the weekend. The 33-year-old lived in California and was an aspiring rapper before he joined the Islamic State overseas, NBC News reported. The Free Syrian Army confirmed McCain died in the fighting after opposing rebels found his American passport in his pocket. McCain was born in Illinois, but grew up in the Twin Cities of Minnesota. He graduated from high school in New Hope, a Minneapolis suburb, in 1991.
|Black pimp arrested in Franklin on child prostitution charges
Franklin Police have arrested a 48-year-old man on several charges, including prostitution of a minor. Police say they initiated the investigation on August 20th and it eventually led them to serving search warrants at a residence in the 600 block of Hayden Drive and a business in the 800 block of South Street. As a result of the investigation, 48-year-old Robert Edward Lyons Jr. was charged with one count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, three counts of prostitution/solicitation of a minor under 16, and four counts of possession of a firearm/ammunition by a convicted felon.
|Hollywood, Florida black man rapes woman in alley, leaves license behind, police say
A Hollywood man has been charged with two counts of sexual battery on a victim over 12 after police say he raped a woman and fled, leaving his driver's license behind. Larenz Dauquan Daniel, 20, of Hollywood, was arrested Sunday and accused of forcing the victim into an alley and raping her, according to a probable cause affidavit. The victim told police she was walking from a Circle K in Hollywood around 6:30 p.m. Sunday when Daniel approached her and asked if she "wanted to make $80 and have sex with him," according to the affidavit. The victim told him, "No, I am not a prostitute." Daniel struck her face, pulled her hair and threatened to "cut her and kill her."
|Black suspect arrested in kidnap, rape, robbery of woman walking in Treme
LAPLACE, La. - A young man from LaPlace is behind barsand deputies are looking for another, in the kidnapping and rape of a teenager who was grabbed while walking in the Treme neighborhood a week ago in the early morning hours. It took only five days for the St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Department to arrest one man for the kidnapping and rape of the 19-year-old woman. Kevin Allen, 20, of 1504 Tiffany Drive in LaPlace is now behind bars in St. Charles Parish with a $1 million bond. "He's charged with aggravated rape, aggravated kidnapping, armed robbery and use of a firearm," said Captain Patrick Yoes of the St. Charles Parish Sheriff's office.
|Memphis Police hunt for corn-rowed black sexual assault suspect
Memphis Police were looking Saturday for a man suspected of sexually assaulting a woman to whom he had given a ride. The Memphis woman accepted the lift from a man she met at the Q-Mart in the 1400 block of South Third. The man took the woman to the 300 block of Oklahoma, where he sexually assaulted her, according to police. The man was described as black, 40 to 50 years old, 5-8, 140 pounds and with hair styled in corn rows. He was last seen driving a newer model silver Nissan Sentra.
|Search continues for black teen who sexually attacked 2 women in Kissimmee
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Kissimmee police are searching for a teen as young as 14 years old who attacked two women at an apartment complex Monday afternoon. Police said the attempted sexual battery attacks were reported at the Reef Club Apartments. Police said the teen, believed to be between 14 and 16 years old, tried to attack a woman inside of her apartment in the area of 1900 Island Circle at around 3 p.m., then ran off but stayed at the apartment complex. The search for the teen is ongoing. Police released a composite sketch of the teen, who was described as a black or Hispanic male between 14 and 16 years old, 5 feet 4 inches tall to 5 feet 5 inches tall with a medium build and short dark hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a white tank top and beige shorts.
|Young Jeezy arrested after shooting at Wiz Khalifa show
Rapper Jay Jenkins, better known as Young Jeezy, was one of six people arrested on suspicion of possessing an assault weapon following Friday's shooting death of a man at a Wiz Khalifa concert at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, authorities said Monday.
|Black Times Square bus-tour ticket hawker says black rival stabbed him
Ticket seller Romeo Marishaw (left) is accused of stabbing Al Mamann, a rival ticket seller with CitySights.
|Cops: Intoxicated Black Man Let Nephew, 8, Steer Moving Car In Upper Darby
UPPER DARBY, Pa. — An intoxicated man said "he did nothing wrong" and was "only letting the kids go for a drive" when he allowed his eight-year-old nephew to steer a moving a car, investigators in Delaware County said. Clarence W. Hairston, 58, is facing a laundry list of charges following his arrest in Upper Darby this past Saturday.
|Ice Bucket Challenge video leads officers to wanted black Omaha man
To stay off law enforcement's radar, Jesean Morris may have wanted to avoid a fundraising effort that has rocked the online world. Perhaps the 20-year-old Omaha man should have just made a donation and left the ice in the bucket. Instead, Morris — wanted for violating terms of his parole — posted to Facebook a video of his try at the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, a fundraiser in which people pour a container of water and ice on their head in lieu of making a donation.
|"Disabled" black female bus driver busted for 'fashion boutique on wheels'
A city bus driver who raked in thousands of dollars in workers' comp — claiming she was too traumatized to even shop after a rider spit on her — has been busted for allegedly operating a fashion-boutique-on-wheels. Nneka Green-Ingram, 38, even posted photos of herself on Facebook and Instagram driving around a van with "Celebrities Mobile Boutique'' painted on it, peddling necklaces, bracelets and tight skirts in Harlem. The sexy fashionista was busted Thursday and charged with grand larceny after netting $84,000 in workers' comp since her 2012 "breakdown.''
|Family of 'Aunt Jemima' files $2 billion lawsuit
Did you know that Aunt Jemima, known for the popular pancake syrup was a real person? Anna Short Harrington's likeness became "Aunt Jemima" and her heirs want a piece of the fortune made by that likeness. Harrington was an employee of Quaker Oat who died in 1955. Her great grandson, D.W. Hunter, filed a class action lawsuit against PepsiCo, Quaker Oats, Pinnacle Foods, and Hilshire Brands Co and alleges they witheld information that identified Harrington as the former employee. The suit also alleges the companies exploited her image and recipes without paying royalties for over 60 years.
|Well-known black radical professor skewers 'counterfeit' 'pimp' Obama; crickets from the media
Cornel West, professional agitator and Princeton professor did in a weekend interview with the lefty website Salon, slashing Obama as a fraud and a hypocrite, a rank opportunist posing as a latter day Lincoln when the people he was supposed to be representing were getting left in the dust.
Gov. Jerry Brown to Mexican Illegals: 'You're All Welcome in California'
Israeli-Arab Flint serial stabbing killer sues to be sent to Israel
|Black men convicted in White student's death sentenced
PITTSBURGH — The three men who were convicted of third-degree homicide in the death of a Washington & Jefferson football player nearly two years ago were sentenced Monday. Eric Wells was sentenced to 10-25 years for third-degree murder and three-to-six years for robbery. Adam Hankins was sentenced to six-15 years for third-degree murder and three -10 years for robbery. Troy Simmons was sentenced to five -12 years for third-degree murder and two-to-eight years for robbery. Police said Wells, Hankins and Simmons mugged and punched 21-year-old Timothy McNerney while he was walking back to campus with a friend in October 2012. According to court testimony, McNerney was knocked to the ground, hitting his head. McNerney's mother, Denise McNerney, said during court that she doesn't feel like she can forgive the men. - (Black-on-white)
|4 in custody in brutal Fridley, Minn. beating, stabbing - lured by two women - victims attacked and stabbed by two blacks
FRIDLEY, Minn. - Anoka County sheriff's officials have 4 people in custody in connection with a brutal assault that left two 21-year-old men in critical condition after they had been at Two Stooges bar in Fridley, Minn. on Saturday. Kevin Lilroy Moore, 25, Marcus Fultz, 20, with no known permanent address, Leanne Ranae Todd, 22 and Tiffani Marie Ivy, 22, have all been arrested but no charges have been filed as the investigation is ongoing. Fridley police found Anthony Michael McCollum and Yani Rand Singh . at 77th Avenue and Main Street around 4:25 a.m., where they apparently fled after they were stabbed multiple times and savagely beaten by two men nearby. McCollum and Singh were at Two Stooges bar until closing time and met two women at the bar who agreed to give them a ride to Mississippi Street and University Avenue. When they arrived, one victim said two men assaulted the pair and fled, as did the two women from the bar, who are also considered suspects. The driver was conscious and provided police with limited information, but the passenger was unconscious.
|Trial begins for black woman charged with abducting girl, 5, from school, sexually assaulting her
Prosecutors insist 21-year-old Christina Regusters acted alone. However, they say the child was blindfolded during the ordeal and believes a man attacked her. They say that's what she was told. The now 7-year-old girl is expected to testify during the two-week trial.
|Police: Black Aurora University Student Sexually Abused Fellow Student
AURORA, Ill. – An Aurora University student faces sexual abuse charges after he allegedly forced himself on another student early Saturday. Kelly Moore, 22, was charged with criminal sexual abuse and unlawful restraint. . Moore was at a meet-and-greet early Saturday with some other students at a school residence hall, police said. About 1 a.m. Saturday, a 19-year-old woman joined the group in the lobby and decided to walk back to her dorm room about an hour later, police said. Moore offered to escort her. When they reached her room, Moore asked if he could see the inside. Moore went in while the woman stood in the hallway holding the door open, police said. Moore "suddenly picked her up," causing the door to close behind her, police said. He then sexually assaulted her in the room despite her attempts to break free.
|Black arrested for sexual assault near UW campus
MADISON, Wis. - A Madison man was arrested on suspicion of first-degree sexual assault for a sexual assault near the University of Wisconsin campus last week. Police said Marcus T. Boone, 27, was identified because of a good description provided by the victim which was used to search surveillance video from downtown cameras. A 21-year-old woman told police the assault occurred early Wednesday morning in a parking lot at Fahrenbrook Court while she was walking home from an evening with friends in the State Street area.
|Dayton black accused of child sex crimes
A Dayton man is accused of a child sex crime over an 18-month period involving three young girls. Jermale M. King, 32, was booked just before 3:15 a.m. Sunday in the Montgomery County Jail on suspicion of felony gross sexual imposition, online jail records show. According to a Dayton police report, the allegation involves three girls, now ages 8, 9 and 11. The alleged abuse is reported to have occurred between Feb. 1, 2013, and Aug. 21, 2014, the report stated.
|Black man arrested in rape of 6-year-old girl
Pikeville police arrested a man accused of raping and sodomizing a 6-year-old girl in Simpson County. The girl, who is now older but still a juvenile, disclosed earlier this month to a relative that she had been molested by a male relative who was living in Simpson County at the time, Simpson County Sheriff's Detective Eddie Lawson said. King Solomon Habern Jr., 33, of 167 Redale Road, Pikeville is charged with two counts of first-degree rape and two counts of first-degree sodomy. He was being held in the Pike County Jail pending transfer this morning to the Simpson County Jail. He was taken into custody at 10 a.m. today.
|Charges reduced for ODU students charged with rape in 2012
Three men charged with raping two women inside an Old Dominion University dorm room in June 2012 appeared in court on Monday where the charges of rape were reduced and the other charges against them were dropped. Former ODU football players Markell Wilkins and Reid Evans, along with another student, Jack Ly, were each charged after two 18-year-old women testified that they were raped inside Evan's dorm room in 2012. They said it happened after the girls met Ly and Evans at the Oceanfront and went back to the ODU campus. The women said they became incoherent after drinking several shots of vodka Evans and Ly poured for them, and said they felt incapable of saying no or pushing the men off. Jack Ly and Reid Evans were each charged with two counts of rape, two counts of forcible sodomy and two counts of conspiracy to rape. Markell Wilkins was charged with one count of rape. All of the rape counts for each of the men have been reduced to misdemeanor sexual battery. The remaining charges were all Nolle Prosequi.
|Cannibal killing finally revealed: The gruesome details of how Rockefeller heir was gutted and cooked by the Asmat tribe of New Guinea
Marion County Sheriff: Woman eludes sexual assault, Hispanic-latino man arrested
Was it an accident? (Hispanic) boyfriend of Latina woman shot, wounded in St. Francis now charged
Police arrest man who allegedly impersonated cop and raped woman in Trenton
|Black takes murder guilty plea in 2012 home invasion and murder of three Whites - 2 in 70's - all had throats slashed
GONZALES — In one night, a tearful Craig Godbold testified Tuesday, a robbery aimed at stealing a safe thought to contain gold and collectible coins changed everything for his family. "In one night — in one night — my wife lost her whole family. In one night. Her mother, her brother and her stepdad," said Godbold, commander of the Natchez, Mississippi, Police Department's criminal investigations. Godbold was staring straight at defendant Bernard James, 27. James is one of five men accused in the brazen Gonzales-area home invasion more than two years ago that led to the slaying of Godbold's in-laws, Shirley and Robert Irwin Marchand, and their 50-year-old son, Douglas Dooley. Since that February 2012 night, Godbold said, the joy in his wife Teresa Godbold's voice is gone and she continues to live in fear. James became the second defendant in the slayings to plead guilty and accept life in prison to avoid a potential death sentence. 74-year-old Robert Marchand's throat had been slashed, as had those of Shirley Marchand, 72, and Dooley on the night of Feb. 17, 2012. Aikens remarked: "Look at my knife; I still got skin on my knife." All three were severely beaten. - (Black-on-white)
|Black Birmingham man pleads guilty to manslaughter in deaths of 2 White women found in burned car in 2001
BESSEMER, Alabama – A Birmingham man will serve prison time after pleading guilty to manslaughter more than 13 years after two women were found dead in a burned car. In March 2012, Cameron Rayford was arrested and charged with capital murder in the November 2001 deaths of Kimberly Roy, 29, of Hueytown, and Sandie Lyn Mitchell, 28, of Midfield. Rayford, now 30, appeared before Jefferson County Circuit Judge David Carpenter on Monday and pleaded guilty to provocation manslaughter and drug trafficking. As part of a plea deal with prosecutors, he received a 20-year split sentence with four years of confinement. Rayford will get credit for the two years he has already served in the Jefferson County Jail awaiting a resolution of the case. - (Black-on-white)
Community mourns loss of White woman hit and run vctim - black on drugs and alcohol suspect
|Last of three black defendants admits to murder of White pizza delivery driver in Hillsdale
CLAYTON • The last of three men charged with killing an Imo's pizza delivery driver in Hillsdale has pleaded guilty. Shermell A. Crockett, 22, admitted his role Thursday in St. Louis County Circuit Court in the 2012 death of Daniil Maksimenko. Crockett pleaded guilty of second-degree murder, first-degree robbery and two counts of armed criminal action. Crockett entered a "blind plea," which means no plea deal was reached with prosecutors and Crockett is at the mercy of Judge Thea Sherry at sentencing Oct. 8. Maksimenko, 22, of Ballwin, had stopped his car to make a delivery in the 2200 block of Erick Avenue in Hillsdale when he was ambushed about 12:45 a.m. on May 19, 2012. Court records say he was robbed at gunpoint only of the pizza when he was fatally shot. Maksimenko had worked for the Imo's franchise in Northwoods for about three years. Crockett has prior convictions for stealing a motor vehicle, burglary, theft and resisting arrest. Crockett was one of three men charged with second-degree murder in Maksimenko's death. Police questioned a fourth man and released him without charges, saying no other suspects were sought. The others are: Davionte Williams, now 20, in St. Louis; and Chester Woods, now 22. Williams and Woods have both pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentencing, which is scheduled for next month, court records show. - (Black-on-white)
|NYPD Hate Crime Unit Investigating Central Park Attack by racist blacks on White woman - "white people should die."
NEW YORK — The NYPD Hate Crime Task Force is investigating an assault that happened in Central Park last Monday. According to police, a 36-year-old woman was assaulted while exiting the park near 60th Street and West Drive around midnight. Detectives say she was shot in the back of the head with a BB gun. "I immediately put my hand to the back of my head and there was blood everywhere and I turned around and I said, 'What are you doing? What are you doing? What did you do to me?" she said. What they said to her next, she says, was a mix of expletives, and "white people should die." She said she is still struggling to make sense of what happened to her. "I didn't make extreme eye contact. There was nothing said," she said. "I don't understand, I don't understand at all." The victim spent the night in the hospital where doctors told her it's too dangerous to remove the BB that's now lodged in the soft tissue of her head, Champion reported. - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes)
|White Girlfriend Of Black Father Charged In Son's Mauling Death Bonds Out
MIAMI — One of two people charged in connection to the mauling death of a child in Goulds, is out on bond. Alessandra Carrasco, 26, bonded out over the weekend after she was arrested Friday along with her boyfriend, Javon Dade, 30, who is the child's father. Dade remains in jail. Both were charged with child neglect in the death of 4-year old Javon Dade Jr. who was attacked and killed by his father's dog, or dogs, on August 13th, in the yard of his father's home on SW 123rd Avenue about a block south of SW 228th Street. After Javon Jr. fell asleep in a bedroom, his father and Carrasco "began smoking several marijuana cigarettes laced with cocaine," according to the report. Carrasco then fell asleep.
|Sexually violent black predator gets 25 years to life for rape, kidnapping
MANSFIELD – Rashaune Ramsey's victim didn't speak at his sentencing Friday, but her words still made an impact. The 31-year-old sat facing the wall instead of facing Ramsey, who raped her in March. Ramsey, 34, was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. He was convicted earlier this month of six counts, including rape and two counts of kidnapping. He also was found guilty of a sexually violent predator specification for the rape, as well as sexually violent predator and sexual motivation specifications for one of the kidnapping counts.
|Black Former Providence School aide found guilty of sodomy of boy, jury deliberated 10 hours
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- After 10 hours of deliberation and word this morning they were deadlocked, a Madison County jury found a former Providence School aide guilty of sodomy. Michael Horton, 37, appeared stunned by the verdict. But Madison County Assistant District Attorney Tim Gann said justice was done and that the jury's long deliberations reflected the hard work they put into the case, examining every piece of evidence. "It has been a very long process, but justice was served today, the jury got this case exactly right," Gann said. "It has been a long, long haul for this young man and I'm just happy today he was vindicated. Horton was accused of sex by forcible coercion involving a child staying at his home, a charge that carries a possible life sentence. He was also charged with second-degree sodomy – sex with a person younger than 16-older than 12, but that charge was dropped before the trial began. The sexual encounters began in 2008, Gann said, after the boy moved into the home of Horton and his wife. Gann said Horton was a mentor figure for the child, but the child testified Monday that after he moved in, Horton forced him into sex acts.
|Black politician threatens more riots and looking by his people if White police officer is not punished for killing black thug in self-defense
Mo. Dem Rep.: 'There's Going to Be a Problem in the Streets' if Justice Isn't Served in Ferguson
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|Black charged with murder of White man in North Providence home invasion
NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Richard Catalano was murdered. His family members described him as having a "heart of gold." Catalano, 26, was killed late Sunday night in an armed home invasion that also left his mother in critical condition. "I saw a lady come out (of the house). She was covered in blood or what looked like blood," said Juan Rios, a neighbor. "It was coming down her legs. She was screaming." Rios said that he heard a gunshot and saw the aftermath. Like many neighbors in this area, he said the situation was shocking. "I don't know what happened, but I know it's a great neighborhood," said Jerry Joly. "I just feel so bad for the family that lost their child." Police have charged Dari Garcia, 24, of Providence, with murder, assault with a deadly weapon, burglary and other charges. - (Black-on-white)
|Caught on Camera: 65-Year-Old White Man Attacked by Black Women Over Gas Pump
A 65-year-old man was confronted by a group of women and beaten up in front of his 7-year-old great grandson at a Victorville, California, gas station Friday afternoon in an incident that was caught on camera, officials said. The altercation occurred around 1 p.m. at the ARCO gas station on the 12000 block of Hesperia Road. The victim, Danny Froschauer, said the fight was over a gas pump. Froschauer said the women in another other car started yelling "we was going to go there, get your car out of there" after he had already pulled into the desired pump. Froschauer said he refused and that the women then began approaching his car and yelling. Froschauer said that one of the women then went inside the gas station and put money on that pump. "She came back out and said, 'ha, now you can't do anything, because I put money on that pump and we're going to use that pump,' and I said 'no you're not,'" Froschauer said. "I thought she was going to come up to my face and argue some more and I'm just standing there, and she got right close to me, and then sucker punched me." Froschauer said that he tried to knock away their hits by swinging his arms, but that he did not hit the women. Froschauer's great-grandson Dakota said that one woman who was pregnant even threatened him. 'I said leave my grandpa alone," Dakota said. "She said, 'shut up little kid, I don't care if you're little or not, I will still push you.'" - (Black-on-white)
|Video shows black man beating, robbing White female Public Storage clerk, Orange Co. cops say
ORLANDO, Fla. - Orange County deputies are searching for the man caught on video beating and robbing a 62-year-old female clerk inside a Public Storage business on Wednesday morning. Deputies said the man first talked to the clerk at the location on 45th Street in Orlando just after 10 a.m. and then put on a mask and threatened the clerk with a knife and a gun. In the video, the man can be seen beating the victim several times in her face and head. Deputies described the man as black, about 45 years old, 5 feet 10 inches tall to 6 feet tall with a medium fit build, gray stubble on his face and wearing a short dread wig on his head. The man was wearing a white dress shirt with tie, dress slacks and carrying a blue fabric shopping bag, deputies said. - (Black-on-white)
|Police: Cowardly criminal black scum stalk, rob (White) senior citizens at Philly-area banks
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA -- Police are trying to track down the trio of suspects who they say have been stalking out senior citizens at banks throughout Philadelphia then attacking and robbing them. "They're scum, really scum - going after people that really can't afford it," said Bayard Stonehill, victim. 83-year-old Stonehill, who is recovering from throat cancer, spoke about the suspects who police say have been targeting the elderly in Northeast Philadelphia, Juniata and Northern Liberties. Stonehill, who is on a fixed income, says the suspects took about $1,000 from him. Authorities say since last April, three men have targeted about 11 victims and all, except one of them, are seniors. The oldest victim is 96. Police believe the suspects follow the victims to the bank, stand behind them in line and listen to see if they are withdrawing large sums of money. "They're followed home and accosted and sometimes beaten, sometimes just pushed over, sometimes the money is just grabbed," said Lt. Dennis Rosenbaum, Philadelphia Police. One victim, an 86-year-old, remains hospitalized after suffering injuries from an assault during one of the robberies. - (Black-on-white)
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