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text: It's true that pandas are lumbering fake bears that are going extinct because they suffer from sexual ignorance on the level that abstinence-only pushers could only dream of. But all this is more reason that pandas deserve your vote over religious figures and bitches. After all, when this is all said and done, bitches and religious figures will live on, assured that there is no danger of extinction for their people, but pandas will not have such comfort. So vote for pandas. Because you're a liberal, and so you root for the downtrodden and the underdogs, and pandas are all that plus way cuter than most underdogs.


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So we were killing productive work time by seeking out deals on Groupon today when we noticed something strange. Check out the above screenshot. It may take you a second to spot it. Click the image to see a larger version if need be.
If you're having trouble, here's a hint: Check out the sidebar, right above the box where you enter the gift code, bitch.
Yep, you see it now, right? Groupon just called you bitch. And no, this isn't Photoshopped. We aren't grade-schoolers. Just randomly adding the word "bitch" to the end of sentences stopped being our idea of comedy a long time ago. That said, when we see it happen in the wild, it cracks our shit right up.
We're not sure how it happened, and Groupon has likely fixed it by now, but for a brief moment today, they wanted you to enter your gift code, bitch.
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Colts claim DT Pressley
The Colts claimed DT DeMario Pressley off waivers on Tuesday, team owner Jim Irsay announced via Twitter.
Colts part ways with S Sanders
After seven injury-plagued seasons, the Colts have released veteran S Bob Sanders.
Draft Dose: Who needs a running back?
Which NFL teams could be in the market for a running back come draft time?
Irsay: Manning will become top-paid player
Colts owner Jim Irsay said Thursday that he will make Peyton Manning the NFL's highest-paid player this offseason with a contract of five or six years.
Colts announce coaching changes
Colts owner Jim Irsay announced some changes to the team's coaching staff via Twitter on Wednesday.
AFC South 2010 season-in-review team reports
Texans RB Arian Foster exploded onto the NFL scene with 231 rushing yards and three touchdowns in a Week One win over the Colts. He went on to lead the league in rushing with 1,616 yards.
Colts place franchise tag on Manning
The Colts placed the franchise tag on QB Peyton Manning on Tuesday, guaranteeing him around $23 million for 2011.
Colts hire two new coaches
The Colts have announced two new acquisitions to Jim Caldwell's coaching staff in 2011.
Super Bowl still looking for first 'true' home team
Next season's champion will be crowned at Lucas Oil Stadium, and history tells us that the Colts will not be part of Super Bowl XLVI.
Young Colts gain invaluable experience subbing for starters
In the absence of star-caliber players, including Dallas Clark and Austin Collie, young Blair White and Jacob Tamme gained tremendous experience by being thrown into the fire.
A Super Bowl to forget
Forty years ago, Baltimore and Dallas treated football fans to the sloppiest afternoon in Super Bowl history.
Colts hire new RBs coach
The Colts have hired David Walker to be the team's new running backs coach, University of Maryland head coach Randy Edsall told the Indianapolis Star.
Report: Colts make first offer to Manning
The Colts have begun contract talks with QB Peyton Manning and reportedly offered him the most lucrative contract in NFL history.
Vikings add Davidson, Johnson to coaching staff
The Vikings worked toward completing their coaching staff, bringing on Jeff Davidson as their offensive line coach and Craig Johnson as their quarterbacks coach.
Colts' surprising decision not to retain Huey a mystery
The Colts' decision not to retain running backs coach Gene Huey after 19 seasons with the club came as a big surprise to our sources in Indianapolis.
After being inactive for the regular-season finale, Redding started in Sunday's playoff game at Baltimore.||||||| Coach Chuck Pagano has said that starters who are healthy would play in Week 17. Those who are injured would sit out because Sunday's result had no bearing on Indianapolis' playoff position.
Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano says an MRI on Cory Redding's left knee revealed a mild sprain of the medial collateral ligament.||||||| The defensive end will likely miss one week.
Redding went out with a leg injury in Sunday' preseason game.||||||| It's not known how serious it is.
The Colts have completed a new deal to keep receiver Reggie Wayne and have signed free agent defensive end Cory Redding.||||||| Redding will rejoin head coach Chuck Pagano, his former defensive coordinator in Baltimore, in Indianapolis. Terms of Redding's deal were not released. At 6-foot-4, 298 pounds, Redding gives the Colts a bigger defensive end -- the kind Pagano can start to build his 3-4 defensive scheme around. The Colts re-signed Pro Bowl end Robert Mathis last week and are reportedly shopping their other Pro Bowl end, Dwight Freeney.
The Baltimore Ravens and former Seattle defensive end Redding have agreed on a two-year deal. Redding was an unrestricted free agent. His best season came in 2006, when he had 16 starts and finished with eight sacks and 70 tackles. He was drafted by Detroit in the third round in 2003 out of Texas.||||||| Redding started only three games for the Seahawks last season but has 18 career sacks over seven NFL seasons, the first six with Detroit. The 29-year-old has played in 101 games, 79 of them as a starter. The 6-foot-4, 295-pound Redding fills a void left by the departure of Dwan Edwards, who signed as a free agent with the Buffalo Bills last week.


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Mutual funds can appear about as logical as jumbo shrimp to the millions of people who have 401(k)'s, IRAs, and other investments that include these funds.
If you're like many investors, you only have a vague idea how these funds work. Although there is a lot to evaluate when you're choosing the funds that will fill your retirement or other portfolio, let's concentrate on the very first step – What is a Mutual Fund Prospectus?
When you first started the process of setting up your retirement fund, you may have received a series of brochures that had a whole lot of words but very few of them made any sense.
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Date of News Release: 11/22/2012
(Hazard, Ky) -- On November 21, 2012 Kentucky State Police in Hazard received a call stating someone was attempting to break into a residence in the Gordon community of Letcher County.
Preliminary investigation indicates that the alleged perpetrator, Wayne Duff, was confronted by James Brown at the residence. A verbal altercation occurred between the two and threatening remarks were made toward Mr. Brown. Duff then began to approach Brown and Brown discharged a handgun toward Duff striking him in the chest. Wayne Duff II, age 37, of Cumberland, Ky. was pronounced deceased at the scene by the Letcher County Coroner.
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09 Dec 2012 From 02:00 PM Till 04:00 PM13 Jan 2013 From 02:00 PM Till 04:00 PM
Location: Online Teacher: Acharya Dale Asrael
Shambhala Meditation Training Part 1 & Part 2
In preparation for the MI Gatherings to be offered in various locations throughout the Shambhala mandala in 2013, Acharya Dale Asrael will be offering two online sessions for MIs in which participants will contemplate and practice some of the main themes from the Shambhala Meditation text.
Part 1 - Sunday, December 9 at 2 PM Atlantic
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Tennessee Titans
Quinn Johnson - #45 - RB
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|New Orleans, LA
|Years played
|2009, 5th round, 9th pick by Packers
Titans activate WR Britt off PUP list
The Titans removed WR Kenny Britt from the physically-unable-to-perform list, the team announced Tuesday.
Titans release 11; place Mariani on I.R.
The Titans trimmed their roster to 75 on Sunday, releasing 11 players and placing WR-KR Marc Mariani on injured reserve.
Titans, Cardinals show right, wrong ways to stock QBs
The Titans have done a great job handling their QB transition. The Cardinals have done it the wrong way and remain in a state of confusion there.
Titans' Mariani breaks leg
Titans WR-RS Marc Mariani broke his left leg Thursday in the first quarter of Tennessee's preseason game against the Cardinals.
Titans agree with CB McCourty on extension
The Titans have agreed with CB Jason McCourty on a five-year, $43 million contract extension, according to multiple published reports Thursday.
Situational awareness key to Locker's development
The Titans thought Jake Locker's sound decision making was a strength in the preseason. He must show it in the regular season, too.
Titans release DT Smith
The Titans released veteran DT Shaun Smith on Wednesday, PFW correspondent Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean reported.
Britt not anxious about decision from Goodell
Titans WR Kenny Britt says he's not worried about what punishment he might receive for his latest brush with police, a July DUI.
Locker wins Titans' starting QB job
Jake Locker will be the Titans' Week One starting quarterback, beating out veteran Matt Hasselbeck for the job.
McRath to have season-ending surgery
The Titans revealed Sunday that LB Gerald McRath will have season-ending surgery to repair a partially torn patella tendon in his left knee.
Opportunity knocks for Titans C Velasco
With C Eugene Amano done for the season, we hear the starting job is Fernando Velasco's to lose — and he could be an upgrade for the Titans.
Britt uses social media to rip Titans for fine
Titans WR Kenny Britt used a social media site to rip the team for a fine it gave him for missing an injury rehab session.
Britt says he's ready for whatever Goodell decides
Titans WR Kenny Britt says he's ready for whatever punishment NFL commissioner Roger Goodell metes out.
Titans add S Wilson
The Titans signed former Jets S Tracy Wilson on Wednesday and officially placed C Eugene Amano on injured reserve.
Falcons, Titans pleased with scrimmage
The Titans and Falcons scrimmaged Monday in Dalton, Ga., and both head coaches seemed pleased with what was accomplished.
The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms on a multi-year deal with fullback Quinn Johnson, keeping one of their own free agents. The Titans announced the deal Wednesday.||||||| Johnson has been a lead blocker for Chris Johnson, and the fullback had four carries for 5 yards and caught five passes for 40 yards playing all 16 games last season. He has no fantasy value whatsoever.
The Packers have signed Johnson, a fifth-round fullback.||||||| Terms of the deal were not disclosed Wednesday. Johnson appeared in 40 career games at Louisiana State. Even before his first full-contact practice, Johnson had impressed Packers coaches with his potential for physical play.


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Painting is deep in my soul, something I have to do. I love color, shadow, and the warm and cool of light, and the way it interacts with the trees, rocks, and the rivers and streams. I especially love painting water. This is my web site and I hope that you enjoy it.
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Transformations of CLP Modules (1995)
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author = {Sandro Etalle and Maurizio Gabbrielli},
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We propose a transformation system for Constraint Logic Programming (CLP) programs and modules. The framework is inspired by the one of Tamaki and Sato for pure logic programs [37]. However, the use of CLP allows us to introduce some new operations such as splitting and constraint replacement. We provide two sets of applicability conditions. The first one guarantees that the original and the transformed programs have the same computational behaviour, in terms of answer constraints. The second set contains more restrictive conditions that ensure compositionality: we prove that under these conditions the original and the transformed modules have the same answer constraints also when they are composed with other modules. This result is proved by first introducing a new formulation, in terms of trees, of a resultants semantics for CLP. As corollaries we obtain the correctness of both the modular and the non-modular system w.r.t. the least model semantics. AMS Subject Classification (1991)...


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By RORYE O'CONNOR
The Jefferson County NAACP will present Freedom Awards to members of the community during its annual Dr. Martin Luther King luncheon.
The 2013 NAACP of Jefferson County annual Dr. Martin Luther King program will be held 11 a.m. Jan. 21 with the theme "In Pursuit of the Dream through Educating the Community." The event will be held at the Mt. Vernon Holiday Inn.
Those receiving Freedom Awards this year will be Dr. Michael Smith, Mt. Vernon Township High School superintendent; the Rev. Jeff Campbell, United Methodist Children's Home and City Schools District 80 board member; and Nikita Hughes, a local probation officer, said the Rev. W. Ron Lash, Jefferson County NAACP president.
"Freedom Awards are given to those that impact the community and reflect the goals of the NAACP in equality and creating opportunities in the community," Lash said.
Lash said Smith was chosen to receive a Freedom Award because he "works hard to make a difference in our youth and in the community as a whole."
Hughes, he said, works to provide direction and help for those on probation, including finding work and community service work for them to do; Campbell recently accepted a different job in Peoria, and the NAACP wanted to recognize his efforts in the community before he left.
Academic Achievement Awards will be presented to area students during the luncheon. Academic recognition will be given to freshmen through senior students as well, Lash said.
"We gave away five scholarships at the beginning of the school year," he said. "They were given to Whitney Malone, Adrienne Doggan, Brandi Lash, Jessica Green and Brandon Williams Meeks."
The partnership between Good Samaritan Regional Health Center and the Jefferson County NAACP will continue with the awarding of a $2,500 scholarship to a student interested in health care.
To qualify for the scholarship, the student must be an individual who is currently enrolled in a health care-related degree program or a high school student who plans on enrolling in a health care related degree program in the fall.
Finally, the NAACP will recognize the Hardee's/Red Burrito restaurant at 1600 Broadway.
"They give a lot of support to the community and some of the churches," Lash said.
The keynote speaker for the upcoming event will be William Jenkins, an author and educator who lives in St. Louis, said Jefferson County NAACP President the Rev. W. Ron Lash.
"His approach is change through education," Lash said. "His books that he writes are specifically directed toward education, not only for African-American children, but the school system and the needs of the community as far as education goes."
Jenkins was born in Greenville, Miss., in 1943, growing up during a turbulent time in American history, information from his website, www.jenkinsedex.com, states. He graduated from Jackson State College in Jackson, Miss., in 1968, and "almost from the day of graduation" was pulled into the Civil Rights movement, information states.
"Having been called to the ministry while I was still in high school, I assumed a leadership role in the Civil Rights Movement throughout the sixties," information states. "I lectured at colleges and universities all over America. During that same period I hosted a radio program, 'The Search For Human Dignity,' that could be heard in 14 Southern states."
Jenkins left Mississippi in 1973, attending Butler University and Christian Theological Seminary, later settling in mid-Missouri as a minister in Fulton and Columbia, Mo. He moved to St. Louis in 1978 and began teaching in the public school system, before transferring to the Parkway school district.
"I taught at Parkway North High School, a predominately white school," information states. "As fate would have it, the year I started teaching in the Parkway school district, the district became involved in a court-imposed desegregation program that bussed black children from St. Louis city to the predominantly white schools in West St. Louis County."
Jenkins was the only black teacher at the school, he wrote, so he felt a special obligation to do everything he could to ensure that the black children coming into the district got the best education available.
"It was during my work at Parkway North that I learned and practiced many of the techniques and strategies that I have written about in my books and teach others how to employ in my workshops," he wrote on his website. "I still see myself as a Civil Rights worker. The Civil Rights Movement has now moved to the classroom."
Jenkins wrote he believes that black children must get a quality education in order to function as independent and contributing citizens in this society.
"I am as passionate about the education of black children today as I was about the voting rights of their grandparents in the sixties," information states.
Reduced-price membership to the Jefferson County NAACP will also be available during the event.
To purchase tickets, contact any NAACP Jefferson County Branch member, or call Ron Lash at 241-9004, Cleo Holt at 214-8257, or Elbert Cain at 237-8161.


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Memphis Police are ramping up patrols in the Overton Park area of Midtown Memphis after a series of robberies have taken place.Police say the latest robbery happened to a man who was jogging on the trail inside the wooded area, when he was jumped by two suspects.After beating up the victim, police say the pair of thieves took his cellphone and ran through the woods.Police said there have been eight such robberies in the area. Three suspects have been arrested, but the investigation continues.Police are warning joggers and others to be aware of their surroundings in the park and to run or walk with at least one other person.
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Spend just a few hours at your local hospital and you'll see why business researcher Vicki Smith-Daniels is convinced that analyzing and overhauling the health-care supply chain all the way back to the manufacturers can save millions upon millions of dollars while making patients safer.
Examples: operating rooms that run further behind as the day goes by, slowed because O.R. equipment trays are incomplete or the wrong pacemaker got delivered by the supplier; medication errors resulting from sloppy med cabinet stocking; backed-up emergency rooms crowded with sick people waiting while housekeeping and nursing staffers go floor to floor searching for supplies required to turn a patient room.
In a field where precision is literally a matter of life and death, it may seem strange, even a little frightening, that a crucial supportive function like inventory and purchasing often is a hit-or-miss process. But unlike other industries, where supply chains receive detailed attention, in the hospital/nursing home/clinic realm, no one's yet figured out how to cross the t's and dot the i's. There are, of course, very high performing health-care systems, while others are seeking lessons that have bolstered supply chains in other industries.
"Health care is different, as there are so many types of supply chains or models. And current methods for benchmarking assume that all supply chains are the same, and they are not," explains Smith-Daniels, a professor of supply chain management at the W. P. Carey School of Business. "Yet in health care, we are not using state-of-the-art research methods, best-of-breed, scientific approaches to study health-care supply chains in their entirety."
By "entirety," she means not just a hospital's internal ordering, stocking, inventory and distribution process, but also its external business partnering with the popular group-purchasing organizations (GPOs), distributors, exchanges, third party logistics providers, and manufacturers.
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Surprisingly, supply chain dollars gobble up an average 30 percent of all hospital spending, says Eugene Schneller, a professor in the
To fix the problem, Smith-Daniels said, it's necessary to see the big picture in all its messy glory. Last year her team began meeting with members of the consortium's advisory board, comprising executives from GPOs and other health-care supply-chain players.
A directive emerged from the advisory board: find a way to benchmark (measure or judge based on a particular standard) how hospital supply chains work. Then catalog and compare the steps used by various hospitals and trading partners, with the end goal of describing what works best throughout the entire supply-chain system, recognizing that best practices will be influenced by what is being purchased and what capabilities firms in the supply chain can use. Ideally, hospitals and their trading partners across the country would then begin measuring and adopting these standardized supply-chain processes, comparing their supply-chain operations using the W. P. Carey benchmarking methodology. If it works, the new benchmarking approach could punch up health-care reform significantly.
The team's timing was right, in that few other university-based programs focus on health-care supply chains existed nationwide. Academic interest in this fertile research area is growing, though, as the W. P. Carey program generates increasing buzz. And barely a year after researchers began analyzing the extended hospital supply-chain process, other schools --
Through consortium surveys and other data collection, Smith-Daniels' team quickly confirmed their suspicion that the overwhelming majority of hospital supply chain leaders focus on getting the best price -- period.
Another early confirmation was that hospitals use basically one research method, "gap analysis," (defined as assessing and documenting a company's actual performance with the best industry performance) to find out if they are getting the best price. And that, Smith-Daniels said, is just not getting the job done.
"The industry has been benchmarking whether or not they're getting the best price. But the current method used is gap analysis, and gap analysis does not tell the whole story. For health care to improve, benchmarking must move beyond price to measuring process improvement," she noted.
A survey of best practices
Currently, Smith-Daniels' team is getting ready to launch a large-scale survey of hospitals, GPOs, exchanges, and distributors to "measure and evaluate various practices and capabilities."
They expect to encounter a supply-chain spectrum that includes a range of approaches, including the partnership-run model (the distributor tracks the hospital's inventory and re-orders supplies, delivers them and physically stocks the shelves and cupboards), and the GPO model (the GPO manages most sourcing and order fulfillment functions, reviews new and existing products and technology, and advises the hospital which are best for its purposes).
At the other end of the spectrum are large, integrated hospital systems that self-contract with suppliers directly, do all their own inventory tracking, re-ordering, stocking and new-product/technology evaluation and selection, even sometimes running their own warehouses, Smith-Daniels said. Most common, though, are hybrid supply chains that incorporate lots of GPO partnering with some self-contracting -- relying on distributors for commodity type supplies, and third-party logistics providers for direct shipments from the manufacturer to the hospital.
Health care supply chains are complex, mostly due to the fact that many, many doctors are not on hospital staffs; instead, they contract their services to hospitals, sometimes through physician groups, or simply secure admitting privileges at one or more local facilities and remain self-employed. As independent contractors, these doctors are have frequently been free to choose their own equipment and vendors. So Doctor Jones may insist on using Company B's pacemaker, while Dr. Williams only uses Company C's pacemaker -- and on, and on, and on. Managing in this professionally dominated environment has been a real challenge of hospital supply-chain managers.
Supply-chain nightmares
Called "physician preference" ordering, it's a thorn in the side of supply-chain execs struggling to standardize operations. At a single hospital, doctors may order 15 different brands/types of sutures -- with the hundreds of combinations, sometimes only differentiated by thread length present. Multiply this scenario by the thousands of items a typical hospital stocks, and it's easy to see why physician preference presents a challenge to standardization.
Her biggest surprise so far has been that "very few" hospitals measure their supplier performance. Most hospitals lack even a procedure to monitor or measure how well their GPOs and distributors meet their contracted expectations. The team suspects that the lack of performance measurement being performed is due to the information technology available to the hospital team. Relying on various kinds of legacy systems that were developed to support either billing or inventory management, many hospitals face challenges with incompatible inventory master files, which make performance measurement difficult. As a result, GPOs and distributors may actually have better inventory data available about the hospital usage making them better prepared to provide measurement services to their clients. In effect, the suppliers are providing their own supplier performance statistics.
At the same time, GPOs and distributors who service the health-care industry rarely bother measuring customer satisfaction on a formal or systematic basis, Smith-Daniels added. The only area under scrutiny by either side of the fence is contract compliance, she said. "There also is a tremendous amount of measurement around price discrepancies on invoices. That's the thing they do measure -- contract compliance and price discrepancies."
Once the W. P. Carey team has recorded how hospitals and their trading partners measure their supply chain operations, "we will go back to the advisory board to present the foundation phase of building industry-wide benchmarking capability," she continued. "We'll say, 'here is what we think you should do.' The question becomes, does the industry want to use this methodology?"
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UPDATE: Marquel Scott, 33, receives an 80 year sentence for the murder of 26-year-old Keeston Fields outside the Hyena night club.
Scott will be eligible for parole in 30 years.
TYLER (KYTX) -- The punishment phase of 33-year-old Marquel Scott's murder trial began Wednesday. On Tuesday Scott was found guilty of murdering 26-year-old Keeston Fields outside the Hyena Club in November of 2012.In his opening statement, defense attorney Brett Harrison thanked the jury for the verdict they came to and asked them to consider evidence during the punishment phase of the trial carefully."Obviously you have found against him on the issue of self defense. Marquel told you what he believed and you disagreed," Harrison said. "And that's what this system is all about."The prosecution's first witness was a crime scene investigator for the Tyler police department who testified to having matched finger print records spanning Scott's criminal history.Assistant District Attorney Jeff Wood then introduced evidence of Scott's past convictions of marijuana possession and failure to identify himself to a police officer.Harrison noted that Scott has never been sentenced to time in a state prison, though he has served a relatively small amount of time in the Smith County jail aside from his current term of confinement.Scott's probation officer, Lee Chastain, was the next witness. She testified to Scott's existing probation conditions which included not breaking any law in Texas, not having or using illegal drugs and not having or using a gun.Chastain also testified that Scott had passed all 13 drug tests administered by the probation department prior to his arrest.The next witness was Rodicia Callier. Callier said she dated Scott "for years," lived with him and had two children with him."I think it was unhealthy for both of us," she said.Callier testified that she had a fight with Scott during her second pregnancy over whether she would keep the baby. She said she believed Scott asked some of his relatives to "jump on" her in retaliation for refusing to get an abortion."He said he was going to kick my [expletive] and kill my baby," Callier said."Were you both young and hot headed?" defense attorney Buck Files asked."Yes," Callier said.Callier testified that she never had any knowledge of Scott being involved in gang activities while they were together. She described him as "quiet" and "meek."Assistant District Attorney Bryan Jiral asked what Scott's favorite color was."Blue," Callier said."Did you ever know him to wear red?" Jiral asked, referring to the color of Scott's alleged rival gang."No," she said.The next witness was Jessie Jeffery, Keeston Fields' mother. Jeffery said Fields had one brother and two sisters.Wood asked what Fields was like growing up."He was a good kid," Jeffery said. "Family stuff was all he did. He had a lot of friends but his family was his best friends.""How has losing Keeston impacted you as a mother?" Wood asked."I don't rest. I have to have medicine for me to sleep every night," she said. "I keep re-living what happened to Keeston. So every night that I live alone I'm not happy. I know Keeston's in a better place but I don't know what to do."The defense's first witness was Scott's father, Billy Scott."If you were to describe Marquel, what would you say?" Harrison asked."He's easy-going and kind of laid back," Billy said. "He's a good father to his kids. He's always been obedient to me. Still is."Billy said he was not aware that Marquel was on felony probation prior to the murder case."Did he have any gang affiliation I your knowledge?" Harrison asked."No," Billy said.On cross-examination, Wood asked why Billy did not know Marquel was on probation."Did he keep that from you?" Wood asked."Yes," Billy said."Would it be fair to say he might have kept other things from you?" Wood asked."Yes," Billy said."Have you ever lost a child, Mr. Scott?" Wood asked."No," he said.The defense's next witness was LaShonda Turner, Marquel's sister. She said Marquel was "happy, fun and quiet.""He spent most of his time with the family," she said. "Any time we need anything, he's there."Several other family members and friends took the stand after that to testify in support of Marquel's character.The defense rested around 2:30pm.During closing arguments, Wood began by telling the jury he believes Scott deserves life in prison for murdering Fields."Don't feel sorry for him," Wood said. "He chose to take this gun, walk into a club, knowing he wasn't allowed to have this gun, knowing he wasn't allowed to walk into the club and knowing he wasn't allowed to have ammunition, he chose."Harrison told the jury they held great responsibility."You have the power to decide what happens with the rest of Marquel Scott's life," he said. "That may be the most important decision you ever make."He reminded the jury that, despite their rejection of Scott's self defense claim, they would still need to consider all the circumstances of the murder."You must consider what was going on in Marquel Scott's mind. What he felt. What he perceived," Harrison said.Harrison said he did not believe Scott's case was one of a cold blooded killer."I hope you won't forget the testimony of Marquel Scott," Harrison said.Wood reminded the jury of the three major parole violations (possession of a firearm, possession of ammunition and presence at a bar) that were necessary to make the murder possible.He also reminded then that Scott dropped the gun in a creek after the murder and then fled to Dallas.The jury began deliberating at 3:15pm.
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Not sure if there is going to be an official thread for the bowl game tonight, so feel free to use this. As of now, it is scoreless, with both teams getting a turnover off of a fumble.
Also of note is that Syracuse was stopped on a fake field goal attempt. It was an interesting decision considering the high value of points tonight: both defenses have looked strong.
The B1G likely needs a Gopher win tonight, as this game is the only one on paper where a Big Ten team was probably a clear favorite. However, after one quarter of play, both teams seem fairly even. Feels like Minnesota has moved the ball more easily on the ground, but the Gopher secondary has shown some vulnerability so far. Whichever team gets their issue taken care of first will likely have the advantage later on in the game.
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Call it the attack of the zombie refrigerators.
Computer security researchers said this week they discovered a large "botnet" which infected Internet-connected home appliances and then delivered more than 750,000 malicious emails.
The California security firm Proofpoint, Inc., which announced its findings, said this may be the first proven "Internet of Things" based cyberattack involving "smart" appliances.
Proofpoint said hackers managed to penetrate home-networking routers, connected multi-media centers, televisions and at least one refrigerator to create a botnet — or platform to deliver malicious spam or phishing emails from a device, usually without the owner's knowledge.
Security experts previously spoke of such attacks as theoretical.
But Proofpoint said the case "has significant security implications for device owners and enterprise targets" because of massive growth expected in the use of smart and connected devices, from clothing to appliances.
"Proofpoint's findings reveal that cyber criminals have begun to commandeer home routers, smart appliances and other components of the Internet of Things and transform them into 'thingbots,'" to carry out the same kinds of attacks normally associated with personal computers.
The security firm said these appliances may become attractive targets for hackers because they often have less security than PCs or tablets.
Proofpoint said it documented the incidents between December 23 and January 6, which featured "waves of malicious email, typically sent in bursts of 100,000, three times per day, targeting enterprises and individuals worldwide."
More than 25 percent of the volume was sent by things that were not conventional laptops, desktop computers or mobile devices. No more than 10 emails were initiated from any single device, making the attack difficult to block based on location
"Botnets are already a major security concern and the emergence of thingbots may make the situation much worse," said David Knight at Proofpoint.
"Many of these devices are poorly protected at best and consumers have virtually no way to detect or fix infections when they do occur. Enterprises may find distributed attacks increasing as more and more of these devices come online and attackers find additional ways to exploit them."
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After the game on Sunday, Tony Romo was quick to respond to Pam Oliver, "We still have a lot of improvements to make."
Most Cowboy fans shook that off, because they were basking in the glory of a 24-0 victory, but I am quite glad that statement came from Romo himself. When I look at the numbers and recollect some of the plays of the game, there are things to get better at. Let us review:
1.) Right before one of the Eagles "almost" big plays, Dallas was confused. Carpenter ran from the right side of the defence to the left, and another player was pushing a defender towards the slot receiver. In any event there was mass confusion.
SOLUTION: Call a time out. Its playoff time and teams are going to give new looks and new sets. If the defense is puzzled, a coach or player needs to call a time out.
2.) On offense it was a dropped pass by Bennett and a seemingly out of position Roy Williams that stalled Dallas drives. Bennett couldn't reel in the slant that was thrown a bit high. While Williams forced the Cowboys to settle for a FG, after not being able to release on man on man coverage.
SOLUTION: Less of Williams and Bennett might be in the cards. Romo targeted rookie free agent, Kevin Ogletree, twice. Tony missed Ogletree on a post pattern, where he was open for a probable TD. Ogletree also caught an out for 15 yards. Williams had one target, one incompletion, as did Bennett. John Phillips, another TE/FB, was targeted twice, with two receptions and 14 yards. Romo's stat line read 24-34, but I counted three balls that went incomplete where Romo threw it away or checked it down to a covered Barber. You take away the 2 targets to Williams and Bennett and the 3 passes that will call "good" incompletions, and Romo was 24-29 with 2 TDs and 1 INT for 311 yards.
3.) Suisham's missed field goal.
SOLUTION: I really don't have an answer. I will say this, in the misses I have seen of him this season, both Dallas and the Skins left him out on the hashes. If we are going for a big FG, I would really recomend getting in the middle of the field. Suisham has a solid leg, but his directional kicking seems poor.
4.) The defense has been tremendous, so can't complain about much. Wade has mixed it up and Dallas has been successful against some big play offenses, still we have seen some plays were the Boys allow for a short cross to go for big gains. Teams have done an exceptional job at clearing the middle of the field by running at our LBs, and crossing a receiver underneath.
SOLUTION: Again there really is no answer because Wade has mixed it up to the point of great success. But I expect the Eagles to "go to the well" with crossing patterns. So to temper them and give another look, I'd expect a zone blitz with the slot CB rushing in. Phillips has used this before against teams that are pass heavy and use crossing patterns frequently (see Green Bay and New Orleans).
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In other situations, where immediate medical attention is not required, call or come to Personal Counselling Services in Counselling & Disability Services (CDS). Our crisis services are designed to assist students who may be experiencing life-threatening circumstances, current or recent traumatic crises or severe psychological difficulties.
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