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A complaint filed by the FBI alleges Nafis first contacted an FBI
confidential human source in early July 2012 to recruit the source into a
jihadist cell to carry out a terror attack on U.S. soil.
The following timeline is according to the complaint filed by the FBI.
July 5 - Nafis called the source on July 5 and told the source he is from Bangladesh, but came to the U.S. to wage jihad.
Nafis told the FBI source he admired "O" which the source took to mean Osama bin laden.
July 6
- Consensually recorded telephone conversation with Nafis with Nafis
stating he was in New York City and wanted to recruit other to join the
July 6 to July 8 - Nafis, a co-conspirator, and the
source began communicating via Facebook. The three discussed certain
Islamic rulings that advise it is unlawful for a person who enters a
country with a visa to wage jihad there. Nafis says he conferred with
another individual in Bangladesh and was advised he was not bound by
such rulings.
July 11 - Co-conspirator told the source
that Nafis had previously told the co-conspirator he wanted to "attack
and kill a high-ranking government official"
July 12 - In
the early morning, Nafis tells the co-conspirator and the source he had
contacts with al-Qaeda members overseas who could assist the group in
planning and executing an attack on the high-ranking official.
July 14 - Nafis tells the source he intended to return to Bangladesh (likely Dec. 2012) to obtain training from al-Qaeda.
July 15
- Nafis tells an undercover law enforcement office purporting to be an
al-Qaed contact that he wanted assistance from al-Qaeda in launch a
terrorist attack in the United States.
July 19 - Another
undercover officer posing as an al-Qaeda member and facilitator spoke
with Nafis on the phone to arrange a meeting in Central Park on July 24.
July 24
- The complaint alleges Nafis met with an undercover law enforcement
officer in Central Park, Nafis said, "What I really mean, is that I
don't want something that's like, small. I just want something big.
Something very big. Very very very very big, that will shake the whole
country, that will make America, not one step ahead, change of policy,
and make one step ahead, for Muslims...that will make us one step closer
to run the whole world..."
"I want to do something that brothers coming after us can be inspired by us," Nafis said, according to the complaint.
Aug. 5 - Nafis told the undercover officer he was considering the New York Stock Exchange as a possible target.
Aug. 11
- Nafis met with the undercover officer in a hotel room in Queens, New
York. Nafis confirmed he wanted to target the financial district of
Manhattan, specifically the New York Stock Exchange. Nafis took pictures
in the financial district in Manhattan of prospective targets in that
Aug. 23 - Nafis met with the undercover officer in a
Queens hotel room. Nafis told the officer he needed a "big car with
lots of fruits and vegetables in there which can blow up the whole New
York Stock Exchange building." The alleges he also asked if what he was
doing would be "under al-Qaeda."
Aug. 26 - FBI agents observed Nafis apparently scouting the financial district.
Aug. 27
- Nafis tells the FBI source he believed he was now a member of
al-Qaeda. Nafis tells the source that his upcoming attack was going to
be a "one man job."
Sept. 15
- Nafis met with the undercover officer in the Queens hotel room. Nafis
told the officer he wanted to launch an attack on the financial
district involving explosive devices in multiple cars with other
individuals participating in the attack. He also confirmed he was ready
to kill himself during the course of the attack, but indicated he wanted
to go back to Bangladesh to see his family one last time.
Sept. 20
- Nafis met with the undercover officer to identify storage spaces to
conceal components for an explosive device. Nafis told the officer he
was considering attacking the Federal Reserve Bank instead of, in
addition to, the New York Stock Exchange. He told the officer he
understood the attack would result in a large number of casualties,
including women and children and still wanted to proceed.
Sept. 23
- Nafis urged the undercover officer in a telephone conversation to
remind al-Qaeda leadership that he had come up with the attack plan
himself and had come to the U.S. for the purposed of conducting such an
Sept. 27 - Nafis met with the undercover officer.
The officer told Nafis al-Qaeda leaders would not wait for Nafis to
return from Bangladesh before carrying out the attack, but had
authorized him to use a remote-controlled explosive device rather than
launching a suicide attack. Nafis told the office he was excited by the
new plant because it would allow him to conduct additional terrorist
attacks on U.S. soil.
Oct. 4
- Nafis and the undercover officer traveled to a warehouse in the
Eastern District of New York that he stated he believed was suitable for
storing the explosives for the attack. Nafis had previously obtained
numerous item for use in the explosive device. Then, Nafis and the
officer purchased additional components.
Oct. 12 - Nafis
and the undercover officer moved what Nafis believed to be explosive
material to the warehouse and offloaded approximately 20 50-lbs. bags of
the purported explosive material into a trailer. Nafis gave the
undercover officer a thumb drive containing an article he had written
about his motivations for his attack. That article included quotes from
"[o]ur beloved Sheikh Osama bin Laden" to justify his plot likely
involved killing women and children. Later, Nafis called the undercover
officer he had purchased a second mobile phone that he would use to
place the cell phone call to trigger the detonator for the bomb.
Oct. 13
- Nafis and the undercover officer returned to the financial district
so Nafis could scout the site for his upcoming attack. During the drive,
Nafis read his article aloud to the officer saying he intended it to be
published in Inspire.
Oct. 15 - The undercover officer called Nafis and advised they would be ready to proceed with the attack on Oct. 17.
Oct. 16
– On Tuesday evening, Nafis called the UC and reportedly stated that he
wanted to "add something" to the planned attack, and that he wanted the
attack "to happen, no matter what." That call was consensually
Oct. 17 – Early Wednesday morning, Nafis and the undercover officer met and drove to the warehouse in a van.
This meeting was consensually recorded. During the drive to the
warehouse, Nafis reportedly told the undercover officer that he had a
'Plan B' which involved changing the attack into a suicide bombing
operation in the event that Nafis believed the attack was about to be
thwarted by police.
After arriving to the Warehouse, Nafis assembled the purported 1,000
pound explosive device, pouring the bags containing the inert explosive
material into the trash bins and placing them inside the vehicle.
Investigators say he also installed components for the purported
As Nafis and the undercover officer prepared to leave the Warehouse,
Nafis collected the empty bags that had contained the inert explosive
material and placed them in the van. Investigators say he then told the
undercover officer that he was collecting the extra bags because he
believed that there might be residual explosive materials in the bags
that would contribute to the strength of the anticipated detonation and
kill more people.
Nafis and the UC then reportedly drove in the vehicle from the
warehouse to the New York Federal Reserve Bank. During this drive, Nafis
explained that his jihadist views were shaped, in part, by videotaped
sermons of Anwar al-Awlaki. Also, Nafis told the undercover officer that
he wanted to record a video statement prior to detonating the device.
Before entering Manhattan, Investigators say Nafis armed the
purported explosive device for detonation by turning on the cell phone
to be used in the detonator, installing the battery in the detonator and
connecting the wires linking the detonator to the explosive materials.
Upon arriving at the New York Federal Reserve Bank, Investigators say
Nafis and the undercover officers parked the vehicle, got out, and
walked to a nearby hotel. Once inside a room at the hotel, Nafis
reportedly told the undercover officer to film a video statement Nafis
wanted to make concerning the attack. During a video-recorded statement
to the American public, Nafis stated: "We will not stop until we attain
victory or martyrdom." While making his video statement, Nafis covered
his face, wore sunglasses, and disguised his voice.
After completing the video, Nafis allegedly tried several times to
detonate the purported bomb by placing multiple telephone calls to the
cellular telephone which he had installed as the initiating device for
the detonator. By placing these calls, investigators say Nafis was
attempting to detonate the purported bomb inside the vehicle which was
parked next to the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
These calls by Nafis were observed by the undercover officer and
captured via court-authorized pen register trap and trace devices on
both the phone he used to make the calls, and the phone connected to the
purported explosive device. Agents entered the vehicle and visually
confirmed that the detonator had been activated. Agents then placed
Nafis under arrest.
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Today in history, December 31, 1948, singer/song writer, Donna Summer (born LaDonna Adrian Gaines), dubbed the queen of disco in the 1970s, was born in Boston, MA.
A 5-time Grammy Award winner, she was the first artist to have 3 consecutive double albums reach number one on the USA Billboard chart, and she also charted 4 number-one singles in the USA within a 13-month period.
63 years after her birth, diagnosed with lung cancer, Summer died earlier this year, on May 17, 2012, at her home in Naples, Florida, after a battle with the disease. And earlier this month, it was announced that she would be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2013.
And also earlier this year, months after her death, in September, actress Tasha Smith gave an interview to The Grio, discussing her various commercial ventures, including her work with Tyler Perry (TV and film); and in that interview, when asked what her dream movie role would be, Smith responded:
I want to play Donna Summer.
When asked whether she could sing, she replied:
No I don't, but neither did Angela Bassett when she played Tina Turner.
Touché Ms Smith... touché!
I suppose there's a bit of a resemblance between Smith and Summer, so I can visualize her as the late singer.
What I'm not really qualified to comment on is whether she has the acting talent to impress in a performance. I've only seen the work she's done for Tyler Perry, as well as with the Akils in Jumping The Broom, and it's been all mostly one-note - which could be more of a factor of the writing and the roles she's being offered, than her ability.
It seems like when a role calls for a sassy, bossy, saucy, loud black woman, she's probably on every casting director's short list.
So maybe if given the opportunity to stretch, and show range, she'd really surprise us... I don't know.
However, I wouldn't hold my breath for a Donna Summer movie though... unless there's currently one in the works that we don't know about.
dave | May 1, 2013 3:24 AM
id say KELLY ROWLAND!!!!
tamara | January 8, 2013 11:02 AM
I could see Tasha in this role. She certainly favors Donna and has some acting chops.
Josh | January 3, 2013 3:17 PM
I would like to see Kelly Rowland play Donna Summer in a biopic. I think she kind of resembles her and she definitely can sing. I don't know about her acting chops though. Kelly's acting would probably need a little bit more grooming before she takes on a role like this. She needs more acting experience. She only did like three films. Kelly would need to do more films and improve her acting.
PS I love Tasha Smith but she has a lot of teeth and gums.
Rel | January 1, 2013 10:39 PM
Tasha Smith was in The Corner as well as Khandi Alexander
FactChecker | January 1, 2013 10:09 PM
First of all, PK, that was Khandi Alexander in David Simon's "The Corner," NOT Tasha Smith. Second of all, she is totally ONE NOTE. But hey, as much as I love the late Ms. Summer's music, objectively speaking, she doesn't really have the controversial or chaotic backstory that inspires or warrants a book about her life, ala Tina Turner, Ray Charles, The Temptations and David Ruffin. So unless she's planning on producing and financing it herself, I seriously doubt her dreams for this role will ever be realized. ... NEXT!
PK | January 1, 2013 6:20 PM
She was really good in "The Corner" and she leads great acting workshops so I think she acts really well.. Tyler Perry also made Angela Basset, Cicely Tyson, Lynn Whitfield, etc look like pretty bad actresses so I can't fault her.
Speaking of "The Corner", I'm pretty sure that's where Tasha Smith morphed into a Tyra Ferrell/Khandi Alexander hybrid. ...I think Khandi could play Donna too if she was taller
ojie king | January 1, 2013 3:58 AM
Well.. there is a resemblance
ALM | December 31, 2012 8:21 PM
Did she speak with Ms. Summer about this prior to her death? Did she have her blessing? That's what I really want to know.
Anti-believer | December 31, 2012 7:56 PM
LOLMAO @ It seems like when a role calls for a sassy, bossy, saucy, loud black woman, she's probably on every casting director's short list.
So true.
I haven't seen any kind of range in this woman, but good luck.
Amy Green | December 31, 2012 3:50 PM
Kelly Rowland would be a good choice.
joe | December 31, 2012 3:06 PM
You don't know a single song from donna? Helpppppppppppppppppppppppppp! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Boomslang | December 31, 2012 11:43 AM
Perfect match. Tasha's a good actress and she delicious too . I don't know a single song by Donna but I'd wanna be introduced thru a biopic.
Vana | December 31, 2012 11:40 AM
Good choice! Either Tasha Smith or Wendy Williams who has been mistaken for Donna Summer on occasion.

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Hopewell's I-295 ticket money started slow, then sped up
HOPEWELL - The recent controversy over Hopewell sheriff's deputies collecting nearly $2 million a year in revenue for traffic violations on about a 2-mile stretch of Interstate 295 has put Sheriff Greg Anderson in the national spotlight.
But Anderson is unapologetic, defiant and ready to have his deputies continue to patrol and issue traffic violations on a stretch of highway that has been called Hopewell's "Million Dollar Mile."
"I have another 21 months to go as the sheriff of Hopewell, and I will continue this project at least until the end of 2013," he said.
Anderson was a busy man last week - at least more busy than usual since the AAA Mid-Atlantic's criticism of traffic enforcement on the highway brought the sheriff's and Hopewell into the national news.
"The Los Angeles Times called me yesterday, and I just got off the phone with a newspaper in Alaska," Anderson said, falling into his seat in his windowless office in the basement of the city's courthouse.
Over the past several days, Anderson has repeatedly and forcefully defended the patrols on Interstate 295, which has divided the community. Some consider the initiative an honorable idea in the best interest of public safety, while others call it a speed trap designed to fill the city's empty pockets with loads of money - most garnered from out-of-state motorists.
At least on the latter, both sides can agree. Anderson's ticketing on the roughly 2-mile long strip of interstate through Hopewell has opened an unimaginable revenue stream for the city - revenue that is welcome and much needed, especially since the unexpected closing of the Appomattox Bio Energy Plant, which shut down last year before even producing a single gallon of ethanol.
Last year alone, 11 deputies wrote more than 14,000 tickets in the "Million Dollar Mile," resulting in $2 million in fines - approximately the same amount of revenue the city expected to receive from the shuttered ethanol plant every year.
But Anderson said his department does not see a single dime. "It all goes across the street [to City Hall], and that's alright with me," Anderson said, staring across his desk at a poster designed to warn drivers of ticketing on I-295. "Speed thru Hopewell on I-295 and we'll leave the light on for you," says a deputy pictured next to a jail cell.
Anderson said that money was the last thing on his mind when he initiated the traffic enforcement project five years ago. "My father was a Hopewell police officer, and in his later years, I-295 was one of his concerns," Anderson said. "The Hopewell Police Department never ran a lot of selective enforcement there, even though that is a popular thing to do throughout Virginia. Hopewell Police has never set up there, due to their force being somewhat small. Crime rates in Hopewell have always been somewhat significant."
One day, after a lunch with the now retired Hopewell Traffic Court Judge Kenneth Nye, Anderson decided to take the initiative. "We had very little coverage by Virginia State Police out there. Judge Nye, who has been in traffic court in Hopewell for more than 30 years, told me that state police has never brought forth more than 100 tickets in 16 years of I-295 being there," Anderson said.
The conversation with Nye opened his eyes, Anderson said. "I saw a need for it. I wanted to participate in doing what little I could do to slow people down. That mile or two can have a big impact. And whenever a deputy makes a stop, it has the tendency to slow [other] people down," Anderson said.
A key question that Anderson always hears is - why would a sheriff enforce speed limits on an interstate? In their press release last week, AAA wrote that "the intense speed enforcement by 11 sheriff's deputies for 14 hours per day is suspect for an entity whose primary role is not traffic enforcement but rather courtroom security and other functions."
Anderson chuckles at the criticism. "Why did I decide to do it? Because the law tells me to do it," he said. "Sheriffs in the state of Virginia have all the authority of the police departments, plus more authority. We have a great deal of civil authority that the PD does not have. Under Code Section 15.2-1609 [of the State Code of Virginia], each locality in Virginia shall have a duly elected sheriff, who shall enforce the law or see to it that the law is enforced. This presents a lot of authority for the sheriff," Anderson said.
In the summer of 2007 - Anderson had been in office for more than a year - he met with City Manager Ed Daley. "I suggested that one of my deputies would start patrolling I-295 and Mr. Daley thought it was a great idea," Anderson said.
He also discussed it with Interim Police Chief Ray Baxley, who also gave a green light. In the following City Council meeting, Anderson introduced his project to city officials and received unanimous support for it.
With full backing from the city, a lone deputy began writing tickets on Hopewell's I-295 strip in September of 2007. At the time, neither Anderson nor city leaders knew if the project was going to be successful. "We didn't exactly know where it would lead or how long it would last," Anderson said.
But what he did know is that the traffic enforcement project had the potential to make money - lots of money. "I was aware that Greensville County, Sussex County and Brunswick County had programs like this for 25 years or more that were bringing in a couple of million of dollars a year," Anderson said. "We didn't invent the wheel here."
However, the incredibly fast pace with which the project began to grow caught everyone off guard.
In its first year, traffic tickets from I-295 brought in $26,000. In 2008, the total revenue from fines was $160,000. By 2009, it had tripled to $634,000. In 2010, it reached the $1 million mark. Last year, the revenue had doubled to $2 million.
With deputies patrolling the strip 14 hours a day, seven days a week, then prosecuting the cases themselves in traffic court every Thursday, the project had become a full-blown operation that is now a consistent item in the city's annual budget.
An item so powerful, that some city officials claim that Commonwealth's Attorney Rick Newman used it as a bargaining tool to get more funding for his office.
Last month, Newman filed a motion to take over local traffic cases relating to the I-295 Project - a move that could have denied the city its $2 million a year in revenue and given it to the state. But Hopewell General District Court Judge Nye overruled Newman's motion - a decision Newman vowed to appeal. As of Friday afternoon, an appeal had not yet been filed.
Newman denies that his I-295 motion had anything to do with the budget request for his office. "I've been looking at [the I-295 motion] last year already," he said.
Anderson is hesitant to talk about Newman's attempt to take over his I-295 cases. "Since they are talking to appeal, I am not going to make a direct comment," Anderson said. "That's some strategy [Newman] needs to be held accountable for, and he needs to be able to answer the question of what exactly he is doing," he said.
Anderson also said that Newman's motion came as a surprise to him. "During some informal, casual conversations, he had previously mentioned that he may do something," he said. "But when he formally brought it up, I had no indication. He had not discussed that with me at all. That's between him and the court."
Anderson said that Hopewell's previous chief prosecutor, Anthony Sylvester, was supportive of the I-295 Project. "He thought it was a great idea. There was never a problem," Anderson said.
However, Anderson doesn't view Newman's motion as a personal attack. "I don't think this is a shot at the Hopewell Sheriff's Office," he said. "We have maintained a status quo. I think that honesty, integrity and principle are extremely important. My job is to not represent my own petty interest or to be a petty person. I need to represent the citizens of Hopewell," he said.
Anderson said a civil relationship between both the Hopewell Sheriff's Office and the Commonwealth's Attorney's Office is in the best interest of the city. "I should take the high road," he said. "I don't want a war between me and the commonwealth's attorney. I could easily do that, but it's not going to help my office or the people of Hopewell."
Instead, Anderson wants to talk about the benefits of the Interstate 295 program. "Everybody always talks about the revenue," he said. "But there's so much more to it. You never know who you're giving a ticket to," he said.
Statistics released by the Hopewell Sheriff's Office show that between October 2009 and September 2011, traffic stops on I-295 have led to 11 DUI arrests, 22 felony arrests, 27 fugitive arrests and 13 drug-related arrests. Numerous of those charged with reckless driving had traveled in excess speeds of over 100 miles per hour.
"The bottom line is, if you are a law abiding citizen of Hopewell and you do not speed over 80 miles per hour, you will not get a ticket and you will ultimately profit from this project if you live in this city," Anderson said.
Anderson dismisses criticism that his deputies are not fit to handle the sometimes challenging traffic stops, especially those involving dangerous criminals.
"All my deputies are police-certified through the Department of Criminal Justice Services. Everyone of them is highly trained," he said. "Many of them are former police officers. They have all been through the academy for police certification. I would be a total fool to have anybody out there who wasn't totally capable, competent and police rated," he said.
While some city leaders may have hopes for milking the "Million Dollar Mile" for even more revenue, Anderson believes that the project has reached its maximum potential. "Deputy-wise, we have reached the cap," he said. "And we are getting close to the revenue cap."
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dude that turtle was delicious
door A Stillisano 20 oktober 2009
When a person is so drunk, they fall over and try to get up, but just rock back and forth on their back. Thus creating "the turtle"
Yo check out that chick turtleing... Should we help her? nah
door Count of Monte Cristi 6 september 2009
(n) really funny person who acts slow like a turtle in class
Tom: Wow turtle says the dumbest things, but they are so funny.
door Chris Wold 24 april 2008
when you think you're just going to fart, but the end of a turd pops its little head out as well, then goes back in.
"Oh scuse me, I farted. Eww, that was a close one!"
- "What , did you shit yourself finally?"
"No but I think I had a turtle."
- "What , did you shit yourself finally?"
"No but I think I had a turtle."
door Dervla Ann 18 juli 2003
A boy who likes to make fun of people then hide before the people can respond.
calling an innocent girl a pinstripe then not telling her what it means and getting mad when she calss him turtle
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Surface 2: Against all odds!
I'll keep this short. As a current Vaio Z2, Surface Pro, Nexus 7, Lumia 925 owner, I guess you can say I like gadgets. Also take my word (for the sake of discussion) when I say that I am in the 90th percentile of users on this website when it comes to being a "power user" (spanning across Windows and Linux). Last week, after thinking long and hard about 8" vs 10", Android vs Windows, x86 vs ARM, 1080p vs lower res... I walked into a MS store and bought a Surface 2. Couldn't be happier. Just do yourself a favor and form your own opinion about things. Don't rely on reviews too much. For anyone wondering, I am selling the Surface Pro. Also no, I couldn't care less for x86 (until someone can give me a 10" 1080p 10hr battery life on average not best case tablet for $450 anyway).


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PEORIA, Ill. – A 39-year-old man faces charges of Aggravated Driving Under the Influence following a fatal crash this weekend.
Police say Marlon Coleman was the driver of a car that hit a motorcycle early Sunday morning killing the driver and injuring the passenger.
The crash happened just before 1 a.m. in the 1800 block of N. Knoxville Avenue.
When officers arrived at the scene they found Daniel Cantrall, 58, and Jennifer Schmitt, 56, in the roadway. Cantrall was pronounced dead at the scene.
Schmitt was taken to the hospital. As of early Monday morning, she was listed in fair condition.
Police said Cantrall and Schmitt were traveling on N. Knoxville Avenue when Coleman crossed the center lane and hit him head on.
Coleman fled the scene but was followed by a witness who called police. He was arrested a short time later.
In addition to Aggravated DUI, Coleman was also arrested on charges of improper lane usage, being an unlicensed driver, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, failure to report an accident and failure to reduce speed.


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As diversion from the relocation drama, the uncertainty, and the apprehension Kings fans are all feeling over the future of the team, and pending developments for better or, better (think positive), I offer a quick post on what draws us all to this site in the first place: the NBA and our Sacramento Kings. Let's talk, blog, speculate, rationalize and irrationalize over our newest acquisition, and potential core contributor in the days, weeks and seasons ahead: Marcus Thornton, aka MT23!
His first game was solid, if not spectacular, with 14 points in 25 minutes on 4 for 8 FGs, 3 for 5 three pointers, an assist, a block and a steal. Beyond the box score and a little relevant perspective follows.
One of the simplest plays in basketball seems to be among the most challenging for the current group of Kings in our so-far 14 win season extravaganza: the post entry pass.
Beno Udrih struggles to find the proper passing angle, and seems unwilling to make the pass unless the post player, JT Cuz or Sammy, has his defender double suplex pinned and cryogenically sealed.
Tyreke Evans refuses to make the post entry pass often because, after all, why pass into the post when you can drive into two waiting defenders for a 10.5 degree of difficulty lay-up attempt? Omri and Donte are not known for their passing wizardry. Pooh Jetter and Luther Head are serviceable, but are not on the court long enough to matter.
Our frontline bigs trying to feed from the post? Hide your eyes and scurry the women and children out of the room. Someday and hopefully soon, if his accelerated learning curve is an indication, Big Cuz will be a high level threat and efficient facilitator from elbow and free throw line extended. Until then, nights like last, seven TOs in about twice as many touches, is frustrating to witness.
Enter Marcus Thornton.
Impression #1: The Small Sample Size Institute approves of this impression: MT23 can feed the post with ease. As a threat to launch from '3', and a wide body with low center of gravity, Thornton repeatedly fed the ball into the post at low passing angle to keep ball within safe reach out of outstretched defenders. Simple and effective. And an underrated skill. Play sets initiated with minimal delay into the post lead to player movement and quality shots. Even when his shot is not 'on', MT23 can help the offense run smoothly in this regard.
Impression #2: If I did not know any better, I would guess Thornton is a five year veteran, not in his second year with a handful of DNP-CDs: 12 bench warming nights this year, and 9 no-go's as a rookie. Yet in 25 minutes with brand new teammates and plays, he displayed poise and presence that all good players possess, a la Reke (most of the time), and not the frenetic level of activity that opposes one's own skill level, a la JT (much of the time).
Poise in the context of basketball is synonymous with playing at your own pace and own terms. Poised players dictate action on both ends of the court. The Kings as a collective unit need to increase their poise, and MT23 seems ready to contribute.
As further stats-based evidence of poise, MT23 has a low TO (turnover) rate per 40 minutes: 9.25. The league average is 14.01. Only Cisco at 7.91 has lower TO rate on the Kings. The Kings range from 12 to 18, with Sammy and Cuz at the high end. Beno and Tyreke are at 12.5 and 14.7, respectively. Whether MT23 becomes a more willing and adept overall passer remains to be seen. His assist rate leaves more to be desired. But for a team who gives away too many possessions unforced, don't expect MT23 to add significantly to this total.
Impression #3: MT23 was relished to the bench in New Orleans by Coach Monty Williams for a lack of defense, allegedly. What I saw was a player with the makings of an adequate to good defender: quick feet, quicker than Beno, granted not saying a lot, and strong body, stronger than Pooh and Luther, granted once again, to prevent penetration into lane. While listed at 6'5", MT23 looks close in height to Beno, or 6'3".
With the Hornets, his size would be understandably problematic. With Chris Paul logging the majority of minutes at PG, MT23 would be assigned to defend the SG if they were to share time on the court. Paul might be 6'0". Tyreke is not as vertically challenged. Tyreke can shift to defend SGs when match-ups dictate to allow MT23 to guard similarly (smaller) sized players.
Hope for Kings fans: MT23 is not a bad defender. In fact, he is pretty good. He was just asked to defend out of position in his time with the Hornets.
Impression #4: The COC approves of the following impression: Dude can shoot. MT23 has compact and fluid delivery with little to no hesitation. His strong base allows him to secure spot, rise over defenders, and release with optimal arc. His aforementioned poise means he allows himself to concentrate upon the hoop in normal conditions and under duress. PW will give MT23 the green light over the final 25 games of the season, and he looks eager to take it. What is the COC? The Captain Obvious Committee, obviously.
Impression #5: I have heard a few names tossed out there as to whom MT23 reminds them as a player. Jerry Reynolds mentioned Bobby Jackson in last nights telecast. Maybe, but MT23 looks bigger and stronger than B-Jax by 25 pounds. As an aside, I would imagine B-Jax gave his endorsement of the trade, likely seeing MT23 up close and personal during the pre-draft process. Another name is Jason Terry. In terms of instant offense off the bench, perhaps. But different body types. And Terry has more handling skills. The Bobcat announcers mention Vinnie "The Microwave' Johnson. Slightly before my time, so I will have to defer to a Piston fan or long-time NBA observer for insight.
When I think of Bull-in-a-China-Shop undersized SG guard with a sweet outside touch, I think of Eric Gordon (6'3" 215 lbs) and Ben Gordon (6'3" 200 lbs). MT23 is the same size (6'3" 205 lbs) with similar skill. While I believe a player needs to make a name for himself first and foremost, it only helps to mimic what works for more advanced peers. Just as Jerry Reynolds insightfully suggested Omri pattern his game after Hedo Turkolu to become a more well-rounded and dynamic contributor, MT23 may wish to study The Gordons', their pet moves and nuanced tendencies, to elevate his game and chart his career course steadily upward.
Here's hoping last night was the first step for MT23 towards a long and winning tenure as potent scoring force, poised core contributor, and complementary backcourt running mate to Reke.
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MIAMI, Fla. -- South Florida's now infamous case of the "Toxic Tush" doctor took a bizarre turn Wednesday when the person who allegedly helped the accused phony "Fix-a-Flat" physician appeared on the taping of a talk show, reports the Miami Herald.
Corey Eubanks, 40, appeared on the Spanish-language show "Christina," hosted by Cristina SaraleguI, where he was attacked by the mother of one of the victims, Eubanks told The Miami Herald.
Eubanks is accused of helping inject concoctions of "Fix-a-Flat" and Super Glue into women's derrieres with Oneal Ron Morris, who is charged with practicing medicine without a license,
South Florida's "Toxic Tush" case took another bizarre turn Wednesday night when the person accused of helping inject concoctions of "Fix-a-Flat" and Super Glue into women's derrieres was attacked during a taping of a talk show by an audience member.
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Debt is major concern of college students
Sebastian Correa experienced every high school senior's dream; he received fat acceptance envelopes from six colleges he had applied to.
However, the 3rd-semester economics and English major said he chose to study at the UConn strictly because of its lower cost.
"I chose UConn purely for economic reasons," Correa said. "I got into UCLA, Carnegie Mellon, Emory, SMU and University of Michigan, but I would have to pay out-of-state tuition for all of them."
Correa said that settling for his backup college choice was a disappointment. Many of the state's college students are seriously concerned by the high cost of college and the increasing debt load they face should they choose to borrow money to pay for their educations.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, who won re-election to the state's second district on Tuesday, said he has made lowering student debt one of his key priorities. Courtney was a key backer of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act. A law that prevented a steep increase in interest rates for the Stafford student loans. He also recently introduced the True Cost of College Act 2012, which would require more information about college costs and financing options to be provided on financial aid forms.
Courtney said he believes information on the different types of student loans is not disseminated widely enough.
"Borrowing to pay for higher education is still valuable - if it takes you to a middle-class or upper middle-class job, I think it's a successful investment," he said. "We've got to do a better job of informing families of the obligations they're taking on when they go to schools. Also, people have low awareness of income-based repayments for students who are done with college and struggling with debt collectors."
Courtney said one key is ensuring prospective students and their families get the information they need to make informed decisions.
"We have to start getting the information out there," Courtney said. "There are tens of millions that can benefit from [income-based repayments], but right now it's less than a million."
Correa said students do worry about college debt.
"[Employment] used to be a guarantee instead of a possibility, but a bachelor's degree is now the beginning," he said. "Before, high school diplomas were enough and skills were learned through experience on the job. Now, there are higher expectations where you have to be trained right out of college and a master's degree still doesn't guarantee you a job."
UConn freshman Rob Turnbull said many students he knows fear graduating with a lot of debt.
"Not many people I know have taken out loans because their parents have helped pay for their education," he said. "No student wants to owe money to anyone."
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Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ken Martinez
Air Dates: February 9-11, 2013
--- THIS WEEK: KEN MARTINEZ (D-District 69), New Speaker of the House of Representatives --- TOPICS TV & FILMMAKING IN NEW MEXICO JOB CREATION SOCIAL JUSTICE LEGISLATION WOMEN'S WAGE EQUITY, LGBT, etc. --- QUOTE: - Martinez reflects on the fact that one-third of the Legislature is new this Session: "This class of freshmen went through the most horrendously fought election cycle that we have ever had... How do you govern after that? I was so worried about it. I went to the first meeting of the new incoming class - which is called freshman orientation - and there they were, sitting in two rows, so many of them house and senate, Republican and Democrat smiling, eager, so very proud to be serving their communities. I thought, my God, this is going to work. They are not sore winners, and they are so excited to be part of this institution, this family which is the New Mexico Legislature." February 10 This week's guest on REPORT FROM SANTA FE is the new Speaker of the House of Representatives Ken Martinez (D-District 69), who expresses his vision for the 2013 Legislative Session. Sharing personal stories of great Speakers before him, Rep. Martinez talks about his father, Walter Martinez, and the late Ben Lujan. He describes his optimism for smooth coordination and clear communications between the legislative chambers and the fourth floor. New jobs initiatives for the state and important social justice legislation are among his top priorities during this Session. Martinez describes the new Legislative Jobs Council, in which he brings together "all the partners. We should bring in all the labs the universities, have legislative leadership and our partners, which will be commerce and industry but also labor because no one is more interested in a job than a guy that slings a hammer for a living. Put them all in a room, look at the best practices, and what can we do to create jobs? " ---QUOTES: - Martinez on the Film Industry: "You know film isn't just about million dollar movie stars making money. Film sets are made by carpenters and carpenters love to sling those hammers and make things, and when you are not building houses - our housing stats are way down - and if you can build a film set instead It is amazing how much construction goes on, in that we could put a lot of New Mexicans to work on films." - Martinez on "Fairness" in New Mexico: "If you come to a state that is fair - it is fair to the poor people, it is fair to people of color, it is fair to our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters - people like coming to that type of atmosphere. They certainly don't want to go to a place where they feel a kind of an oppression, of discrimination, or hardship against the poor. They want to come to a place where people like each other."


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Morgan's Kitchen Open Sundays The St. Albans Historical Society will have historic Morgan's Kitchen in St. Albans open this summer every Sunday from 2-4 pm. Built in 1846, it is full of vintage cooking ware from the 19th century. Located along MacCorkle Ave. across from Parkway Flea Market. No charge.
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New Book - We have re-printed a 1932 book about the Civil War "Battle of Scary" Creek and it is available at the The Curiosity Shop
Weimer Elementary History Project
The St. Albans Historical Society finished teaching the 4th grade class at Weimer Elementary once a week on Thursdays this past school year. Margaret Bassitt, Neil Richardson, and Ellen Mills-Pauley have been teaching about the Native Americans in this area, early settlers and explorers, Ft. Tackett, Morgan's Kitchen and early transportation along the James River & KanawhaTurnpike, Coal River History, early schools and churches and more.
Weimer Elementary Heritage Day - October 2013
Neil Richardson displays items form Morgan's Kitchen Museum to 2nd graders.
Bridge Souvenir Book printed Our group and the Nitro Historic Commission produced a 50 page souvenir book showing the past St. Alban/Nitro bridge photos, demolition of the past bridge bridge in 2013 and current construction photos. It has the history and vintage photos of both towns. Available for $5.00. More were recently reprinted and are available at Loop Pharmacy on 6th Ave..
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June 7 - Historical Bldg. Open House, Saturday, 11-2 pm
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June – August - Morgan's Kitchen Open House, Sunday, 2-4 pm
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We met Alicia and Tim for the very first time on their wedding day. Ali had "picked" us out of the crowd via the internet and sent the lovely and charming Carole (aka "mom") with Kyle, her stepfather, to check us out. Getting married in January in the Bay Area is risky business, but this couple was blessed with a sunny and warm day! We arrived early at the Acqua Hotel to get some getting ready shots of Alicia and then set off for the Marin Headlands. We couldn't pass the Golden Gate bridge without taking some shots there and then went to a surfer's beach to capture Alicia and Tim amongst the eroded rock formations. Pressed for time, we raced back from the Marin Headlands to get Ali and Tim back to the Aqua Hotel where the ceremony was to take place. At the hotel, family and friends were ready to go for their portraits with the couple. After that we witnessed a very charming and most unusual wedding ceremony. The stage was set with hundreds (maybe even a thousand) origami paper cranes made by Ali's mom, that were strung together to form the backdrop. A true labor of love for her daughter! The sweet ceremony included a picture story about Tim and Ali. In the story, Ali and Tim were dinosaurs, and the bridal party held up the illustrations in turn while the couple's love story was recited. It was a first for us, very creative and thoroughly enjoyable. After the ceremony, Ali got changed into a very special kimono, one that she had won as Ms. Cherry Blosssom at a Japantown pageant. It was an amazing experience for Meher to watch the professional kimono dresser get Ali into the kimono. We had no idea of how many layers are involved, with all the intricacies of the obi, it was truly fascinating. The result was a very traditional looking Japanese-American woman. We had fun with Tim, casting him in the role of a traditional Japanese business man with a beautiful girl he dare not smile at. This resulted in one of our favorite shots of Tim and Ali in the elevator, where they unsmilingly look straight ahead. Tim was a shy guy to start with, but loosened up as the evening progressed. During the delightful reception at The Tavern at Lark Creek, he took dancing to a whole new level, and even broke a toe in the process, we found out later. The warmth and humor of this couple's family was wonderful to capture, they made us feel like part of the family.
Alicia and Tim — Seriously HitchedFebruary 23, 2011
Recent Accolades from the ISPWP Fall CompetitionFebruary 11, 2011
We almost forgot to post this. In the last International Society of Professional Wedding Photographers (ISPWP) competition Meher placed three images among the top 20 and Marcel snuck one in as well. This is truly an international competition with some of the most creative and talented wedding photographers from around the world, so it's always an honor to place some pics.
Meher placed this fun shot of our good friend Scott and Phyllis in the "First Dance" Category.
This is one of Meher's from Jacqui and Luke's that placed in the Bridal Party Category.
Another one from Jacqui and Luke's wedding that placed in the "Wedding Dress" Category.
Marcel placed this one from Amanda and Tim's wedding in the "Bridal Party Portrait" category.
Stephanie & Wilson at Loose in the CityFebruary 11, 2011
We are having an incredible sunny and mild winter this year, which is great for early season engagement sessions. Here is a set of our first engagement session this year with Stephanie and Wilson. We truly had a lot of fun shooting Stephanie and Wilson around the San Francisco Presidio and taking advantage of some of the construction going on.


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Gouda Bites Recipe
- 1 tube (8 ounces) refrigerated reduced-fat crescent rolls
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 5 ounces Gouda cheese, cut into 24 pieces
- Unroll crescent dough into one long rectangle; seal seams and perforations. Sprinkle with garlic powder. Cut into 24 pieces; lightly press onto the bottom and up the sides of ungreased miniature muffin cups.
- Bake at 375° for 3 minutes. Place a piece of cheese in each cup. Bake 8-10 minutes longer or until golden brown and cheese is melted. Serve warm. Yield: 2 dozen.
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The original recipe is tasty and easy. But, the real winner is the modified version I made for a baby shower. Everyone wanted the recipe! Instead of garlic (which I think is unnecessary in the modified version), I added a dollop of fruit preserve with the gouda. Apricot and gouda go great together. I also made a second version with a piece of proscuitto, a dollop of fig preserves, and a piece of brie. Both versions got rave reviews! You can be creative with your choice of fruit preserve, and the result is an easy and totally yummy appetizer! It's a 5-star because the recipe is good in its original form, yet also perfect for creating numerous easy variations that allow you to change things up and get creative.
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Skinny Marinara Sauce
- 2 Tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 2 stalks celery, finely chopped
- 2 carrots, peeled and finely chopped
- 1 cup mushrooms
- 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tsp sea salt
- 2 dried bay leaves
- 1/2 tsp oregano
- 2 tsp Splenda granulated sweetener
- 2 (32 ounce) cans crushed tomatoes
- In a large casserole pot, over medium heat, add the following: extra virgin olive oil, onions, mushrooms, and garlic. Cook until onions are translucent about 10 minutes.
- Next, add celery, and carrots. Add salt and pepper. Cook until vegetables are soft for about 10 minutes.
- Next, add the tomatoes, bay leaves, and oregano. Simmer uncovered on low heat until sauce thickens for about 1 hour.
- Next, remove the bay leaves. Add Splenda and stir. Season the sauce with additional salt and pepper to taste.
Nutrition Information
Per Serving (1/12 of sauce):
Calories: 48.1
Fat: 2.5g
Carbohydrates: 6.5g
Fiber: 1.6g
Protein: 1.2g
Sugars: >3.2g
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Canonical Demos Physical Awareness Prototype in Ubuntu
Prototype uses webcam to sense user activity and trigger appropriate reactions.
Over at Canonical's design blog, Christian Giordano introduced an early prototype for a user-aware framework that tracks a user's movements and responds by triggering different actions.
The blog details a few examples such as having the computer initiate full-screen mode when a user leans back in their chair. Canonical also toyed with a parallax technique that shifted the desktop's reference point depending on where the user was positioned in relationship to it.
It's one thing to try and describe these processes and another to demonstrate them. Check out the video: http://vimeo.com/14959854
No word on when or even if this prototype will make it to a future version of Ubuntu, but with this, along with the uTouch framework Canonical released a few weeks ago, the company seems to be extremely interested in new ways to interact with a PC.
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According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
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Mortgage rates rise at the end of 2010by Tim Manni
Despite the shortened holiday week, mortgage rates managed a slight tick upwards last week as 2010 came to a close:
HSH.com's overall mortgage tracker — our weekly Fixed-Rate Mortgage Indicator (FRMI) — found that the overall average rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages rose by four basis points, (.04%) to end HSH.com's national survey at 5.19%. FHA-backed offers, so crucial to first-time homebuyers and low-equity refinancers, increased by the same amount to finish the last week of 2010 at 4.82%, while the overall average rate for 5/1 Hybrid ARMs remained below the 4% threshold with an average initial five-year rate of 3.95% HSH.com's FRMI and other public data series includes rates for conforming, jumbo, and most recently the GSE's "high-limit" conforming products and so cover much of the mortgage-borrowing public.
Mortgage rates in 2010
The graph below shows both conforming and jumbo rates throughout 2010. Last year was a historical one in terms of mortgage rates. We witnessed "multi-generational lows", and the end of 2010 saw a quick reversal in the downward trend that seemed to last most of the year. As we've warned many times before, mortgage rates always rise more quickly than they fall:
Despite the recent upward trend in mortgage rates, rates in 2011 are starting out much lower than they did in 2010. Lastly, even though rates are more unfavorable now than they were a few months back, historically, mortgage rates remain extremely affordable.
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ASP Submits Public Comment on National Climate Assessment
The U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) released its draft report of the "National Climate Assessment" (NCA), the third edition of the report. The NCA seeks to collect the most up-to-date science on climate change and its impacts. The information that is integrated into the NCA can then be used The USGCRP released previous versions of the assessment in 2000 and 2009.
The U.S. Global Change Research Program is accepting comments for its draft report, which it will incorporate as it prepares the final version. ASP submitted a public comment praising the work being done to advance climate science and public knowledge of the threats of climate change. Below is the comment submitted by ASP:
ASP is encouraged by the draft climate report released by the National Climate Assessment and Development Advisory Committee (NCADAC). We commend the NCADAC for releasing this timely report, which confirms that climate change presents national security threats to the United States. Rising sea levels, drought, severe storms, excessive precipitation, and changing temperatures threaten our infrastructure and economic output.
The report presents some scary statistics to strengthen its case. U.S. average temperatures have increased 1.5°F since 1895, with more than of 80% of the increase coming after 1980. Global sea level is 8 inches higher than it was in 1880 and is projected to rise by 1 to 4 feet by 2100. Ice volume is quickly decreasing; 2012 set a record for minimum area of Arctic ice. In some places, heat waves, floods, and droughts are expected to increase in ferocity and frequency; meanwhile, hurricanes overall have become stronger and the amount of Category 4 and 5 hurricanes has gone up in the North Atlantic since 1980.
The report recommends a three-tiered approach to this: the reduction of emissions, adaption, and preparation. These three strategies will allow us to avoid the worst effects and mitigate the realities of the climate change threat. We believe climate change is a serious national security threat and the issues in the NCADAC's report highlight the need to find long-term solutions.
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A Peoria County Coroner's Jury says the deaths of four people last month were all homicides.
For these deaths, and several other recent murders, police have no one in custody.
Family members of Taji Cross attended Thursday's inquest hearings in hopes of learning more about how she died.
"We haven't been told much of anything. Just the shock of it, my family is just trying to deal with the idea," said Angela Bolden, Cross' cousin.
A police detective testified 21-year-old Taji Cross was found in her apartment April 27th, with bruises on her neck, consistent with strangulation marks. The jury took little time before ruling her death a homicide.
"Just for how she died, we just assumed it would be easy for them to track down information, she lived in an apartment building with lots of people and no one heard anything," said Bolden.
Police say they have no suspects in the murder of Taji Cross. Peoria has now had 12 homicides in 2010 police have no one in custody for nine of them.
"They haven't been caught yet, but we do know who is responsible for those cases," said Peoria Police Officer Doug Burgess.
Burgess is referring to the arson on North University that killed four people in April and the city's most recent murder of Nick Renfro in Taft Homes Sunday. In both cases, suspects have been named, they just haven't been found.
In the other murders, police say just because they haven't named a suspect doesn't mean the cases are stalled. Burgess says that is especially the case with Cross' murder.
"We do have more information than what is made known, but it is also something that is very critical to the investigation and we don't want to release it because it is something only someone involved in the case might know," he said.
For the family members of the unsolved homicide victims, this time without answers isn't getting easier.


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Prior to the start of the season there was great hope that Norwich City and Aston Villa could both have successful Premier League campaigns. The Canaries arguably had the most impressive transfer window in the entire division, while it seemed almost impossible for the Villans to fare quite as badly as they did last season -- especially retaining top scorer Christian Benteke.
However, neither team has delivered on the expectation so far. Norwich have picked up four points from their opening three games and Villa just three points, having not won since the opening game of the season. That means that this game could be quite a cagey affair, between two teams looking to push away from the foot of the table.
Norwich have winger Elliott Bennett defender Ryan Bennett out and in doubt respectively, though neither absentee will be overly concerning for Chris Hughton. For Villa, defender Jores Okore could miss the rest of the season with a knee injury, while winger Charles N'Zogbia is sidelined with an Achilles problem.
Norwich City Injuries and suspensions
Out: Elliott Bennett (knee). In doubt: Ryan Bennett (knee).
Aston Villa injuries and suspensions
Out: Jores Okore (knee), Charles N'Zogbia (Achilles). In doubt: None.
Projected lineups
Norwich City: John Ruddy; Javier Garrido, Sébastien Bassong, Michael Turner, Steven Whittaker; Nathan Redmond, Leroy Fer, Bradley Johnson, Robert Snodgrass; Johan Elmander; Ricky van Wolfswinkel
Aston Villa: Brad Guzan; Antonio Luna, Ciaran Clark, Ron Vlaar, Matthew Lowton; Fabian Delph, Ashley Westwood, Yacouba Sylla; Gabriel Agbonlahor, Christian Benteke, Aleksandar Tonev
Match Date/Time: Saturday, 12:45 p.m. local, 7:45 a.m. ET
Venue: Carrow Road, Norwich, England
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - A 16-year-old coastal Georgia teen accused in his father's death has pleaded guilty to malice murder and was sentenced to life in prison.
Preston Phelps entered his plea Wednesday in Chatham County Superior Court.
Investigators have said the body of 64-year-old Thomas Phelps was found in the garage of his home on Talahi Island in early September of 2012.
Prosecutors have said Phelps, then 14-years-old, assaulted his father and hit him in the back of his head with an ax.
Phelps was charged as an adult with malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, false statements, tampering with evidence and criminal solicitation to conceal a death.
Phelps' mother, Judith, is charged with concealing a death, evidence tampering and lying to police. She's scheduled to appear in court next week.
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Sprint has announced the LG Optimus Elite, the latest smartphone from the carrier to feature eco-friendly design and construction. The Optimus Elite is an Android 2.3 Gingerbread smartphone with a 3.5-inch display and support for Sprint's 3G network.
The Optimus Elite is an entry-level smartphone, and it has the price and specs to match. It's powered by a single-core 800MHz processor and has a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash on the back, but lacks a front-facing camera. The Optimus Elite does have NFC capabilities, and it supports the Google Wallet mobile payment service out of the box.
As with Sprint's other eco-friendly smartphones, the Optimus Elite is constructed of 50 percent recycled plastics, is free from hazardous materials like PVC, phthalates, halogens, and mercury, and comes in fully recyclable packaging printed with soy inks.
The LG Optimus Elite will be available from Sprint on April 22 for $29.99 with a new two-year contract. Buyers will be able to choose between white or silver versions. It will also be available from Sprint's pre-paid Virgin Mobile brand in the near future, but pricing and an exact release date have not yet been announced for the Virgin Mobile edition.
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Forty days and forty nights was an inspired thought during a lunch meeting with Dr. Luke. During our conversation I expressed how important it was for me to not go to bed without learning something new for the day. If I couldn't think of anything that I learned new, it wasn't unusual for me to look-up a new word in the dictionary; I just couldn't rest without learning something new.
I love what David Neenan once said: "Power doesn't come from what we know—it comes from what we need to learn." While Dr. Luke and I were talking, I mentioned that he helped me with the idea of creating a daily journal or inspirational thought and publish it into a book. We should learn something new about Christ or the bible daily for daily living and growth. Imagine learning 365 new things about the bible every year, multiplied by 10 years!
My daily personal insights are intended to share what I learned on my journey with the thought you might start your own "journal of journey". Before starting, I asked God to inspire me everyday with a new thought, insight, or inspiration of what He wanted me to learn for the day. This is a forty day journal, but I intend to continue with my journal as long as possible, God willing.


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News: Jay-Z Is Space Bound, Says Swizz Beatz, "[He's] On Another Planet Right Now" [Video]
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Producer Swizz Beatz has further detailed his anticipation for the release of Jay-Z and Kanye West's upcoming Watch the Throne album and promised Young Hov has taken his lyricism to another level.
Beatz compared Jay's hunger to an up-and-coming emcee looking to make it in the rap game.
"Jay is on another planet right now," Beatz said in an interview. "I was just working with him and Kanye [West] on they album, and I got to vibe with Jay on some other things. I'll let him tell you about it. But he just lyrically stepped it up like he didn't make it into hip-hop yet. I was like, man, you sound hungry like you didn't make a dollar yet. And that's the key to maintaining staying hungry and maintain staying dedicated to the craft." (BBC Radio 1xtra)
Last week, Swizz said working on the LP and hearing the finished product had left him speechless.
"Man. All I gotta say is man. Ooh-wee," Beatz said in an interview. "I'm getting up there. Give me another week -- That album is also worth the wait as well. In this last month or so, it's really shaping up into a masterpiece. There's songs on there that's making you go crazy...[The] album is amazing, but I have to let those guys talk about that, because that's their expression. All I can tell you is it passed the bar." (MTV)
SOHH recently hit up former Roc-A-Fella artist Young Chris to get his take on the forthcoming LP.
"Classics," Young Chris told SOHH when asked what he expects to hear from the upcoming Watch the Throne album. "I'm hoping to hear classics. I can't expect nothing less coming from Jay and Ye. Right? They're great and plus they're together, so it's like, they're cheating right now. [laughs] They're my big homies and they're cheating right now so it better be [classic]. [laughs] It's crazy. It's going to be dope. I'm excited to hear it." (SOHH)
Recent reports emerged online claiming West and Jay were investing studio time in a newly chosen New York City hotel to record.
Kanye West and Jay-Z have moved on from their studio at the Mercer Hotel to the Tribeca Grand Hotel to record their upcoming album, "Watch the Throne." The duo was laying down tracks Wednesday night until 7 a.m. Thursday in a studio that had been specially set up in the hotel. The artists went downstairs for a short break with Universal honcho Barry Weiss, Kid Cudi and staff from the label. "They were laying down tons of tracks," a witness said. "It was intense -- no Beyoncé and no booze." (New York Post)
As of now, there is no release date for Watch the Throne.
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A lone pin (that hasn't been whipped on) and lots of small gear, nothing bigger than a #0.5 Camalot.... Some of the gear can be very tricky to find, but every piece is bomber.


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Michelangelo (6 March 1475 18 February 1564) was an Italian Renaissance painter, sculptor, architect, poet, and engineer. Despite making few forays beyond the arts, his versatility in the disciplines he took up was of such a high order that he is often considered a contender for the title of the archetypal Renaissance man, along with his rival and fellow Italian Leonardo da Vinci. Michelangelo's output in every field during his long life was prodigious; when the sheer volume of correspondence, sketches, and reminiscences that survive is also taken into account, he is the best-documented artist of the 16th century. Two of his best-known works, the Pietà and David, were sculpted before he turned thirty.
One of the qualities most admired by his contemporaries was his terribilità, a sense of awe-inspiring grandeur, and it was the attempts of subsequent artists to imitate Michelangelo's impassioned and highly personal style that resulted in Mannerism, the next major movement in Western art after the High Renaissance.
Nude art has remained an essential focus of Western art since the Renaissance. Whether embracing or refashioning classical ideals, artists from the seventeenth century to the present have privileged the nude form and made it an endlessly compelling means of creative expression.
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The OPERA experiment, which claimed to have found neutrinos travelling faster than the speed of light, has resigned now that the results have been proven wrong. Science can be cruel…Read More
A repeat of the OPERA experiment, done by the Icarus group, finds that neutrinos indeed travel at exactly the same speed as light, not faster. The physics community, while waiting for more results, was expecting this.Read More
It seems that the ghost of the faster-than-light neutrino results won't die a peaceful death! What was earlier dismissed as a mere computer glitch is not as easy as that! There is a second error and that complicates matters a bit!Read More
A simple computer glitch might undo the greatest anomaly found in physics so far! It seems a faulty GPS connection may have been the cause of the faster than light travel speed of the neutrinos.Read More
Neutrinos are still travelling faster than light as far as the OPERA experiment is concerned. The results of a rerun give similar answers.Read More
The Double Chooz experiment has detected the disappearance of neutrinos and this has led them to measure the mixing angle between the electron and tau type of neutrinos.Read More
Van Elburg predicts an effect of 64 ns delay, exactly cancelling the observed advanced arrival of the neutrino beam at Gran Sasso. Has the Faster-Than-Light Neutrino puzzle been solved?Read More
Fermilab's own experiment MINOS had shown the same effect as OPERA shows i.e. they had detected faster-than-light neutrinos. The data was however discarded. Now they'll take another look at it, to see if they can verify OPERA's claim.Read More
With all the buzz about the faster-than-light neutrinos detection news from CERN, we take a closer look at the facts. What is really going on? Are the CERN results trustworthy? And what about physics, if this turns out to be true?Read More
CERN claims to have detected particles faster than the speed of light, Neutrinos have been detected breaching the ultimate speed barrier. Is this really true? The implications for physics might be huge.Read More


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