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Street Kings
Implicated in the shooting of a fellow cop, dissolute LA detective Tom Ludlow (Reeves) finds himself caught between the protection of his tight-knit department and a growing sense he may not be working for the good guys at all.
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From the brilliantly profane and testy mind of crime novelist James Ellroy and director David Ayer, who wrote the script for Training Day, comes a tale of police corruption amid the drug strewn gang-banging culture of LA's sleazy underbelly. Well, what were you expecting, High School Musical 3? It's that bad news from a bad town vibe again, where everybody's on the take and by the messy close, bodies mapping a bloody line from Compton to the Hills, you'll feel in need of a hot, cleansing shower.
In fact, scrape away the contemporary veneer - smears of neon and sun-baked tarmac - and this is a reboot of LA Confidential, where departmental battering ram Bud White is now named Tom Ludlow (Keanu Reeves), but is every bit the same loner in search of a soul. His will be a redemptive arc as he tracks down apples even more rotten bobbing about in the brotherhood of the LAPD. It's Ellroy's habitual mythology - the higher you go, the deeper the sin. Zero points for originality, then, but there's no missing the satisfying nastiness of good police procedural, packed with gut punches like Serpico or Q&A, that stagger into view too infrequently these days.
As Ludlow, Reeves channels the Nick Nolte/Russell Crowe school of hulking law enforcement: pummelling witnesses with telephone directories, swigging mini-bar vodkas at the wheel, and tossing out casual racial slurs with the clean zing of one-liners. It's not as if the pimps and dealers and rapists have any rights… They deserve it. Right? This is a totally new Reeves, or a totally old one. He's never looked so worn out, built like an ox but all his boyish attraction is sunk beneath sallow, potholed skin and piss-hole eyes. The film opens to the nag of an alarm and we witness Neo pour himself out of bed, clutch his wrung-out face, and fetch up gobs of bile into a toilet bowl. Like woah dude.
This is a good look for the film, the booze-broken future of Johnny Utah, and liberated from movie star drag Reeves thrives. It's arguably the strongest thing he's ever done, snaring his natural charm with the dangerous, swirling forces of an innately violent man. The supporting cast of reliable faces have a ball spitting out the peppery dialogue like tobacco. Everywhere you turn it's excellent people from just off the Hollywood patch: Chris Evans, Forest Whitaker, Jay Mohr, Naomie Harris. Even our own Hugh Laurie, now a favoured ex-pat, lurks at the fringes of the plot as an internal affairs slimeball.
It leaves its mark, a film for grown-up tastes. And well worth storing up as relief from the impending glitterball gimmicks of summer. The challenge with Ellroy, however, has always been the endless onion peel of his plotting - there are so many layers within layers, a machine gun fire of names, crimes and cover-ups, that any film adaptation (and this is original story and script only) has to race to keep track of his sprinting mind. Ayers hasn't the pace; we get a barrage of terrifically gritty scenes that gang up into a bewildering whole. He handles the requisite close-quarter gunfights, creating jagged, bloody bursts of brutal action, but for all the electricity in the script the succession of shock revelations push this neo-noir hell close to absurdity.
Another mean, violent and decently acted slab of Ellroy-flavoured criminality, with an impressively battered Keanu Reeves, but Ayers is no Curtis Hanson.
Reviewed by Ian Nathan
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|Cateir de Pheniox
Absolute racist sterotypical shit! All the acting was shit. Hugh Laurie was completly out of place as a US cop and worst of all was Keanu Reeves who is one terrible actor, he hasn't performed wellin any of his films and he only worked in the Matrix because he did not say much as he was more of a stunt man than an actor in that film ... More
Posted by Cateir de Pheniox at 19:22, 03 December 2010 | Report This Post
|Good old-fashioned cop movie
I am simply crazy about cop movies, which is probably why you won't fall in love with Street Kings the way I did. What most impressed me was the writing: it is such a throwback to the police genre that it will make fans want to pause and rewind the film. Reeves and the rest of the cast are all adequate and make the film even more enjoyable, while Ayer's efforts certainly don't go unnoticed as he is evidently passionate towards his work. As the title says, this is a good old-fashioned cop movie.... More
Posted by djphilips at 21:18, 07 April 2010 | Report This Post
Some one mentioned to me very recently that Keanu Reeves can only play Keanu Reeves. It certainly seems to be a fair observation, as Reeves never seems to have pulled one out of the bag. His only stand-out roles have been because he suited the role, and not because he brought some thing to it. He was perfect in the Matrix as in essence Neo was a zombie until he was awoken and even then he only needed to be brooding, something Keanu does all the time. He also fit Johnny Utah and Jack Traven becau... More
Posted by gepete80 at 10:44, 23 December 2008 | Report This Post
|A Fine Action Thriller.
I rented this out and saw it last night, it was full of action and betryal over one man's fatal mistake. The cast were good in it, Keanu Reeves is back from a long time of not doing any action movies and he steals the show with his broken down pefomance as Tommy Ludlow. I couldn't believe Hugh Laurie was in it, he was impressive as well as Forest Whittaker after his successful Oscar win in The Last King Of Scotland and Chris Evans is good as the upcoming cop (my sister secretly fancies him!) In ... More
Posted by joanna likes films at 10:05, 25 August 2008 | Report This Post
|Street Kings
My initial reaction to Street Kings during the first 20 minutes of the film was, maybe Keanu was miscast here, but after allowing him the benefit of the doubt, I discovered a very subtle and nuanced performance of great depth. You really find his character, Tom Ludlow, a messed-up, knocked around guy who has sustained great damage in his life and he's paying for it in many ways... This is not a film, it is a movie, meaning it's meant to be enjoyed and not overly anal-yzed. There are plenty of... More
Posted by JoseJones at 15:13, 30 April 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: The Last King of Neo
s was tremendously disappointed. I expect nothing from Reeves - no offence Mr Nathan but can you explain why so many reviewers excuse this utter vacuum of an actor? Is Joe Queenan right - does he get by because he's a pretty boy and people don't want the poor darling to cry? Reeves is an utter blank at the centre of this movie. I get the impression they are trying to describe someone almost broken down on the edge - the alcohol, the attitude, seeming not to care if they get killed or not. ... More
Posted by elab49 at 19:58, 25 April 2008 | Report This Post
|The Last King of Neo
Awful. It took me 45 minutes to begin to believe in the characters, i saw the twist in the first 15 minutes and I honestly think Neo - sorry Reeves - should hang up his acting boots right now. The man cant act and i just dont feel anything for his character because of this. Forrest is far too stereotypical and its basically just a rehash of thousands of cop bosses that are out there already. If you want to see a good L.A film, dont waste your cash on this, go buy L.A Confidential. ... More
Posted by marty_mcfly84 at 13:49, 23 April 2008 | Report This Post
this is as others have said a modern version of la confidential in many ways but it aint broke why fix it the only trouble iskeanu lacks the authority of say kurt russel in dark blue or christian bale in hard times hes not believably scuzzy enough good atmosphere and support fro m whittaker laurie jay mohr bloke from my fat greek wedding scrapes a 3 ... More
Posted by quizkid at 12:19, 23 April 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: StreetKings
It was entertaining enough, though it got a bit silly at times. Hugh Laurie and Chris Evans were quite good, I thought. And some of the dialogue was great: "Secure that bullshit!" ... More
Posted by Dara at 00:34, 23 April 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: StreetKings
Thought it was a decent enough watch but I couldn't help but feeling there was a better film in there trying to get out. Personally, I don't think Keanu is up to that kind of role and I just felt the whole thing was a bit diluted from what it could have been. ... More
Posted by mackey at 23:09, 22 April 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: StreetKings
It is a really solid cop film. Keanu is great, as is Whitaker - maybe a bit cliche at times, but still fun. I thought the end wasn't really needed - too many 'twists' for the sake of it, but it was awesome getting to that point. I think this, Training Day and Harsh Times make an cool Corrupt Cop Trilogy, but this isn't quite as good as the other 2. ... More
Posted by Castor Troy at 21:27, 22 April 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: StreetKings
Really enjoyed this and much better than reviews have made out. Only fault with it is it about 20mins too long. Great suspense, well crafted and great performances by everybody in the film. ... More
Posted by Starscream at 21:22, 22 April 2008 | Report This Post
This movie has been criticised by a lot of people, some say its predictable others says its got slopy dialogues. This is one of the best Cop movies to come out in a long time. Reeves delivers an outstanding performance that he has never done before. The different with reeves and other actors is that he loves acting and does cus he loves the script, others are looking for the next role to give them an oscar, I enjoyed this movie not only cos it started Keanu Reeves but it is one of the best movie... More
Posted by monel1981 at 12:38, 22 April 2008 | Report This Post
|street kings
The first 30 minutes of Street Kings seems like the best cop movie since Training Day. Keanu Reeves plays a hard edged badass who gets the job done, because that's what it really takes, not these nice cops who use nice language. He's realistically and cleverly racist, and takes a beating. He handles the moral police with appropriate sarcasm, making the point that we need this guy. Of course, then he's got to go all conscientious. It's fine if it's a case of boss's orders, but it's not his prefer... More
Posted by moviemaniac2 at 15:19, 21 April 2008 | Report This Post
|way too predictable
I was extremely disappointed by this. Forrest Whitaker gives the most clichè performance of his career as the self obsessed captain-turned-crimeboss; as does Reeves with his vodka drinking cop-turned-hitman. That by itself wouldn't be so bad, if the movie had the guts to admit, that it's pure pulp. But it takes itself far too seriously, spinning off twist after twist, which lead to a conclusion you knew or expected 10 Minutes into the movie (without having read the book). The only reason I ... More
Posted by zenotrapp at 11:06, 21 April 2008 | Report This Post
|terrific stuff
Fair review. This is easily the best thing Keanu has been involved in, (the rest of the cast were good too) I like how it is completely committed to portraying nocturnal LA as an absolute shit-hole populated by some real bad people. Not quite as hard and tense as Training day but it has plenty of cool shoot-outs and edgy scenes. ... More
Posted by tysmuse2 at 23:04, 20 April 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: Street Kings
Rock solid, gun-ho, macho modern gunslinging Western cop fair. If you're a fan of The Shield, The Corruptor, Serpico, Training Day et al you love this. The dialogue is snappy, the performances full of testosterone with every main character (and there are plenty) is a known face (Hey that's Hugh Laurie, hey thats Chris Evans, Hey that's Jay Mour etc), which raises a grin, all shot gritty and with pace. The plot is a tad predicatble towards the end, but the... More
Posted by kenada_woo at 21:54, 19 April 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: Honest review for once
Gritty, gripping and entertaining... Whitaker, Laurie and Reeves were all excellent with good support 4/5 ... More
Posted by DJ Rob C: Mark II! at 18:17, 19 April 2008 | Report This Post
|RE: Honest review for once
L: bosscoe This seems like an acurate review om Empire for once. Recently the reviews have been incredibly criticle and extremly tough on the most entertaining of films. Two stars for Rambo, come on, if Shoot Em Up can earn four, Rambo shoot be at least four as well. But, based on this honest review i will check out this film, but as for an Ellroy movie, it will not come close to Dark Blue. sp; C'mon, I'm a massive Rambo fan and was there on opening day at the first showing to see the ... More
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tars!great show!if u want something badass?c this.if u want hardcore action?c this.if u want something gritty?c this.u get my drift... p; Thick as pigshit.........how old are you? c and u.......give me strength ... More
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|Honest review for once
This seems like an acurate review om Empire for once. Recently the reviews have been incredibly criticle and extremly tough on the most entertaining of films. Two stars for Rambo, come on, if Shoot Em Up can earn four, Rambo shoot be at least four as well. But, based on this honest review i will check out this film, but as for an Ellroy movie, it will not come close to Dark Blue. ... More
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|Honest review for once
This seems like an acurate review om Empire for once. Recently the reviews have been incredibly criticle and extremly tough on the most entertaining of films. Two stars for Rambo, come on, if Shoot Em Up can earn four, Rambo shoot be at least four as well. But, based on this honest review i will check out this film, but as for an Ellroy movie, it will not come close to Dark Blue. ... More
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|Four stars for Miami Vice, remember?
Anything can be better than Man's remake which lacked anything that could keep you interested. This film knows what it wants to be unlike Miami Vice which couldn't even pull off a decent shootout. ... More
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|Four stars for Miami Vice, remember?
Anything can be better than Man's remake which lacked anything that could keep you interested. This film knows what it wants to be unlike Miami Vice which couldn't even pull off a decent shootout. ... More
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L: SHADY 3 1/2 stars!great show!if u want something badass?c this.if u want hardcore action?c this.if u want something gritty?c this.u get my drift... sp; innit. ... More
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An extract from Strangeland by Tracey Emin
Saturday and SundaySpent the whole weekend in bed, depressed and trying to recover, with a throbbing tooth and scabs breaking out all over my chin. MondayWoke up with a horrendous toothache. Took fifty painkillers and dabbed on a ton of oil of cloves. Went to pick up my pills too late; and too late by two fucking hours for the morning-after pill. Had to be fitted with an IUD: a piece of copper wire wrapped around a plastic hook. Indescribable pain as it was pushed into the neck of my womb. Told it could be taken out in a weekand I would not be pregnant.TuesdayWoke up sad. Went to St. Thomas's Hospital for a lung scan and a chest medical. Was told I had emphysema. Kept a copy of my breathing test. It amused me, a drawing made of my own breath. Still felt terribly low, knowing that I could end up in an iron lung.WednesdayThe pain in my mouth was unbearable. Went to the dentist. By now, the oil of cloves had burnt my gums. I had an abcess and a totally fucked tooth that had to be removed. The dentist gave me some antibiotics - and a cast of my own teeth.ThursdayCouldn't believe it was only a week ago that I went out and had a good time.


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New Jersey lawmakers get the necessary votes to rewrite recently proposed medical marijuana regulations.
Senators in New Jersey voted yesterday to change regulations set by Gov. Christie's medical marijuana administration. With a 22-16 margin, the administration now has 30 days to rewrite the regulations that were proposed on December 3rd. Among those restrictions, the existing administration include making New Jersey the only state to cap the amount of THC in the medicine. This comes months after the state legalizes marijuana for medicinal use.
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The next time your buddy claims Kansas City Royals third baseman, Mike Moustakas, is the worst player in baseball, drop Raul Ibanez's name on him/her, because Mr. Ibanez is the only player with a similar workload that has magically produced less than Mike Moustakas. Yes, that Raul Ibanez. The former Royal, and current Angels geriatric left fielder is somehow worse than Mike Moustakas, but he's the only one. Here's how they stack up, according to www.baseball-reference.com:
So, as you can see, Ibanez is the worst of the two by a razor's edge. The one statistic, however, that's most important here is age. Moustakas checks in at 25, while Ibanez is 41. In reality, no one is all too surprised with the paltry numbers Ibanez has put up, as he's ancient by baseball standards. Those are the kind of numbers you see when someone is holding on to the game a wee-bit too long. On the other hand, you have Moustakas who is grabbing at the game of baseball like it is a greased pig.
Yesterday, Dayton Moore infuriated a large segment of Royals fans by snipping at the media for only asking questions about the poor performing Moustakas, and questioning why he's not being shipped to Omaha. Moore's response, according to Kansas City Star's Royals beat writer Andy McCullough (via Twitter):
Well, no. No we don't. One of your hotshot prospects has been flailing and failing at the plate since the 2012 All-Star break, and continues to be a black hole in the lineup.
The notion of Moustakas potentially being demoted before last night's game was allegedly floated out there by anonymous Royals officials. So, when it didn't happen, the media did their job and inquired as to why Moustakas wasn't being demoted. Moore didn't like it, obviously, and felt the need to bring up the reasonably successful pitching and defense of a sub-.500 ball club.
Newsflash! The Royals are/were sub-.500 due to their pathetically bad hitting. Suspect number one is—wait for it, wait for it—Mike Moustakas.
Moore claimed there are no better alternatives than the .147 hitting Moustakas. One, that's bovine scatology— or b.s. Omar Infante, Johnny Giavotella, Pedro Ciriaco, Danny Valencia, Jimmy Paredes, or even Alex freaking Gordon could play third (No, I'm not serious about Gordon moving back to third, so put your pitchforks away.). Two, whose fault is that? The GM has no room to complain about a team not having enough depth, or competent replacements for a failing big leaguer. By its very definition, that's your job as the Royals General Manager, Mr. Moore!
Moore also commented that he believes Moustakas is mentally tough enough to handle the rigors of MLB and a prolonged slump (Even though it's beyond a slump at this point.).
Here's where I hop off the Dayton Moore hate-train. Why? Because I don't believe he's putting this true thoughts out there. In other words, it's GM-speak. Or it could be a chilling sign that Dayton Moore is indeed insane. I'm going with the former.
It is obvious to everyone, including the Royals manager Ned Yost, who claims Moustakas is too hard on himself. You know what my parents/coaches used to say to me when I was a little kid, and literally cried after striking out? "You're too hard on yourself, Paul." That is a mental toughness issue.
Even George Brett commented that he believes if Moustakas makes an out in his first AB, he's mentally fried at the plate for the rest of the game. I'm sorry, but whatever George Brett says might as well be written into the Bible because I was a kid of the '80's, so I'm buying what he's selling. These items are the epitome of mental fragility.
Let's be real though, who is mentally tough enough to handle this kind of situation? No one should be ever be put in the position that Moustakas has been put in by this organization, and be expected to maintain their mental health as the failures mount.
Let's call this Omar Infante's DL stint exactly what it is—a stay of execution for Mike Moustakas. The move prompted the Royals to recall Pedro Ciriaco, who can now serve as the legit utility player the Royals have somehow gone without all season. It also meant Moustakas was going nowhere.
So, in essence, Moore had to say what he said about Moose. He's not going to come right out and say, "Yeah, he's lost. Not sure what the problem is…", and then turn around and keep him on the roster. He's going to continue to praise Moustakas, and that's the right move for this very moment.
Moore, much like all of your parents did/do with you, has emotionally and financially invested in Moustakas. He's going to fight for him right down to the end. Believe it or not, that can be a good quality in a GM. Giving up on a 25 year old prospect is hard for any GM. Is it right for this scenario? We'll find out when Infante returns from the DL in about a week. You can look at this as further incompetence by our Royals brass, or you can look at it as a final warning to a once prized prospect.
What do I think? I think the combination of physical and mental flaws that Moustakas has right now is too much to overcome, and soon—maybe very soon—he'll be coming face to face with the same crypt-keeper that buried the likes of fellow third-base prospect duds, Brandon Wood and Dallas McPherson.


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Best Foods at Reading Terminal Market
My husband and I are planning on a 2 hour extended lunch food tour at Reading Terminal next Friday, meaning that we get one dish from one vendor to share, go to the next vendor for one shared dish, and so on. So far I have on our list:
Roast pork sandwich at Dinics
Pancakes and apple dumplings (and maybe scrapple) at Dutch Eating Place (I know this is more than one dish but I can't decide which is best)
Pretzel from ??
We will also want to buy some food/snacks to take home to NYC and/or to eat while we explore philly.
Any suggestions on the best foods at Reading Terminal Market? I know that when we get there we will be overwhelmed with all the selection, so appreciate your help in narrowing it down.
Chicken wings from the PA Dutch folks in the corner behind the Dutch Eating Place. Strawberry Lemonade from the PA Dutch right next door to the chicken wings. Check out the snacks at the PA General store - Keystone Crunch, chocolate covered potato chips, but don't get the pretzel there. I'd send you to Herschel's but you get good deli I am sure.
Ah, reading terminal market, only my favorite topic. No,seriously.
Dutch Eating Place I guess is a must see, but I didn't love it there.
DiNic's is a for sure must eat.
Bassett's is tasty, but it depends if you really want some ice cream or if you'd like to go for something more along the lines of Termini (cannoli! Carrot cake!) or metropolitan bakery or a cookie from the cookie place.
The soft pretzels (not philly style, but Amish style) and assorted baked goods from the Amish stands are good and the baked goods are wrapped for easy transport.
Delilah's is home to the famous Mac and Cheese, but in my opinion not the end all be all.
Also, I'm a big lover of the Fair Food Stand near the Metropolitan Bakery stand, but if you're not into the whole local sustainability deal, you'll find it ridiculously overpriced (it is pricey, but the baked goods and local dairy products are worth it to me).
Have fun1
It doesn't sound like much, but my favorite thing in the whole market was always just going to the Korean produce stand in the middle of the market and grabbing some of their home made Kimchee. Then I'd go to the Chinese stand and get some steamed white rice and some chopsticks. After that, I'd just grab a table and eat my rice and kimchee. There are other great things at Reading Terminal to be sure (Cinnamon ice cream at Bassets, hoe cakes with turkey sausage at the Down Home Diner, hoagies at Salumeria, among others). Still, that kimchee with rice made me happier than anything else in the place.
Sarah M.
re: StrandedYankee
who sells homemade kimchi in the market and how do i not know about it???
re: mazza3
There is a Korean produce stand nearish to the center of the market, a bit nearer the east side. A friend of mine tipped me off to their Kimchi and I fell in love with it. Now a few times I went and they didn't have it (they may have run out, they might just have not made any...there was a bit of a language barrier), but it was usually there. I remember having to ask them for it as they usually didn't have it out. Which always confused the heck out of me, but okay.
Sarah M.
re: StrandedYankee
thank you!!!! i just bought some jarred kimchi from the asian supermarket on 4th and spring garden since you gave me such a woolie. :) i may have to sneak an rtm lunch in this week though....
If it were me...
1. Pancakes from the Dutch Eating Place
2. A roast pork sandwich with provolone and broccoli rabe from DiNic's
3. A soft pretzel from Miller's Twist (the cinnamon pretzel sticks there are pretty good too)
4. A double chocolate cookie from Fourth St. Cookies
5. A warm cinnamon bun (without icing) from Beiler's
6. Milk chocolate peanut butter covered pretzels from Mueller's (unless it's really warm they would survive a trip back to NYC)
7. A cannoli or slice of raspberry pound cake from Termini's
8. Peanut butter, cinnamon, or mint chip ice cream from Bassett's
9. Fresh squeezed orange juice at the dairy place behind the Dutch Eating Place (ask them to squeeze it up fresh)
10. Regular or toffee covered cashews from the Society Hill Nut Co. at the PA General Store (they travel really well too)
re: bluehensfan
I went onto the Termini Bros. website and didn't see any raspberry pound cakes. I thought I read in another thread that you actually have to order it in advance? They don't sell it by the slice? I hope that's not true, lol - I love raspberries, I love pound cake and the raspberry pound cake sounds fabulous. I guess I could order one to take home - how big is it? Thanks!
re: Betsypaige
Sometimes, if you're very lucky, Termini's has the raspberry pound cake by the slice. The cake itself is not overly large and runs around $20. The slices are $2 if you catch them and 12 make a whole cake. Not to discourage you in any way if you are looking for whole raspberries, but it's a vanilla pound cake with raspberry flavor (i.e. no raspberries per se in the cake) with a pink raspberry/vanilla tasting icing. I'm sure you could order it ahead of time...that and their lemon cooler cake are their popular summer cakes and they are not sold year-round (Termini's serves some things only in the summer, others only in the winter, and other things year round, and some specialty items (like the "dead bones" at halloween and the bunny cakes at Easter.)
re: bluehensfan
No, I'm not discouraged at all - I love whole raspberries, but I also love raspberry flavor and that cake sounds amazing (I also love vanilla and vanilla pound cake, lol). I might even order it my first day and enjoy it as a midnight snack in my hotel - it sounds that good (and I'd probably do it, too). I'm glad I'm coming during the summer - the lemon cooler cake sounds good and I would try it if they sold it buy the slice. What is dead bones? It sounds fun...and funky.
Thanks for the info!
re: Betsypaige
Dead bones (or technically "ossi di morti" meaning "bones of the dead" are cookies that Termini's only make up in October for Halloween. They are very hard and shaped like bones or other designs. They taste a bit like cloves and are meant to be dipped in coffee to soften them up...although I just crunch them like there's no tomorrow...
The raspberry cake is worth it and then some. Termini's never sells the lemon cooler cake by the slice but sometimes they will slice it up and put it out for samples...enjoy!
re: bluehensfan
yum, those dead bones sound delish - I don't drink coffee, so I'd have to crunch them like you.
Ok, I am definitely ordering a raspberry cake - if it tastes as good as it sounds......
Thanks for all of your help!
re: Betsypaige
You're more than welcome! Let me know if you try the cake. And the chocolate raspberry covered bananas (with a long macaroon cookie inside) at Termini's are good too.
I can't wait to hear what you eat...with all of the food choices at the market you both may want to take more than two hours...the pancakes and dumplings are enough food for a whole day.
re: bluehensfan
lol, there's a macaroon inside? I can't wait to try this thing. Too bad my eyes are bigger than my stomach - I know I will not be able to try everything that I want to, lol. My co-worker just spent a half day in Philly and had the pancakes at the Dutch Eating Place. He said they were fantastic - very thin, almost crepe-like. I love crepes, so that's good news... I may have to keep a journal on this trip of everything I eat, lol.
I will definitely report back -you guys have been a great help. Thanks so much!
re: Betsypaige
Try the chocolate-raspberry covered bananas at Termini's!
I love the terminal!! If it were me (not in any certain order):
"Roast pork sandwich at Dinics
Pancakes and apple dumplings (and maybe scrapple) at Dutch Eating Place (I know this is more than one dish but I can't decide which is best)
Pretzel from ??"
...pretzel from Fishers Amish Stand
*Gadzooks ice cream from Bassetts
*dumplings from Sang Kee Duck House
*salmon with broccoli OR chicken spring roll from Little Thai House
*iced coffee from Old City
*canolli from Terminis
Take Home:
*chocolate chip cookies from 4th St Cookie Co
*Chocolate covered pretzels from PA General Store
*baked cookes from Beilers Bakery
re: jessicheese
Gadzooks! yes, definitely gadzooks. turned me on to peanut butter in ice cream.
re: Hungryin theBurbs
I always take 1st timers to the terminal and get and DiNic's pulled pork with provey/greens and a Hershel's Hot Cornbeef sandwich. Cut them in half and try both. Probably my two favorite sandwiches in the city. Shortly after I go into a meat coma and have someone hit me with a defibrillator to ensure my heart keeps beating.
re: Hungryin theBurbs
The pastrami and corned beef sandwiches kick the sh¡t out of DiNic's pork sandwiches. I'd go for Hershel's instead.
Avoid the oyster bar like the plague. Tasteless, badly shucked oysters (lotsa shell), and the clam bisque or whatever it was my poor man was subjected to tasted like flour. Ugh.
re: linguafood
I have to put a word in for the Dinics/Hershel's sharing scheme Juice mentioned. But maybe bring two more friends and share the wealth. Both sandwiches are HUGE! They are ridiculously good, but it's summer. Who needs the meat sweats?
A few of my faves, most of which were already repeated on here:
roast pork at DiNics
Amish pretzel at ?? (It used to be called Fishers, I don't know the name of it now)
grilled salmon at Little Thai House
roasted chicken at Dienner's BBQ
tacos at 12th St. Cantina
burgers at Down Home Diner
corned beef at Herschel's
choc chip and white choc macadamia cookies at Famous 4th St Cookies
re: lawgirl3278
Dienner's! That's the name of the place (I get their roasted wings, not a whole chicken)
All good suggestions. I prefer the Down Home Diner for breakfast to the Dutch Eating Place, though both are good. To my taste, the scrapple is better at the DHD, though my standard non-egg breakfast there is the plate with sausage, gravy, and biscuits.
Hershel's pastrami and corned beef are cured in-house, and they do a fine job. It's also one of the few establishments in town where you can get belly lox (i.e., salty, unsmoked) which is the REAL lox; all the others are smoked, including salmon. It's available both pre-sliced and hand-sliced; go for the latter.
For sweets, there's also Flying Monkey in center court. The cupcakes are excellent. I'm not a fan of Bieler's, the Pennsylvania Dutch bakery; they are representative of Amish baked goods, but much too sweet for me.
If you don't have access to decent South Asian food at home, you might want to try Nanee's Kitchen for pakoras and various Indian-Pakistani type fritters.
Although DiNic's is most known for its roast pork, all the other sandwiches are excellent, too: brisket, roast beef, veal, sausage. I've attached a photo of Tommy and one of his goodies in pre-sliced form.
To keep up to date on the Reading Terminal Market and find out what's happening there, go to its website -- http://www.readingterminalmarket.org -- or a blog I maintain about the market at http://www.bookschlepper.com/marketblog.
re: rlibkind
I think I'd add the Chicken a la Rocco from Carmen's (across from where Rick's steaks used to be) the list as well.
re: rlibkind
Bob, you don't like Beiler's strawberry cream donuts?
re: rlibkind
Personally, I always thought that the Down Home Diner kicked the butt off of the Dutch Eating Place for breakfast or lunch. I'm very partial to the hoe cakes with turkey sausage and the eggs with scrapple BUT you have to have them make the eggs over easy instead of poached!!! Otherwise, the water that clings to the eggs makes the scrapple soggy (which is a real pity because they use about the best scrapple I've ever tasted). I also love their skillet fried chicken and their turkey platter. I seem to recall also loving their turkey club.
God, I miss Philly!
Sarah M.
For the vegetarians amongst y'all you can get a vegan(!) cheesesteak from a little stall in the middle somewhere. And, yes, pre veg days I've had em all, being from a Pat's family...and this vegan one ain't bad if you're not eating critters and wanna taste of Philly.
re: enchanted
Mezze has pretty good bruschetta and they also have great salmon at the Thai place. Olympic Gyro is the Greek place and they do have some of the best gyros around in my opinion. Now if I could only get them to do lamb on a spit or grilled octopus...
re: Bigley9
I know- I'm so excited for that!!!
Had a turkey hoagie at Salumeria. Asked for mayo but they gave me their house spread which was quite interesting. Good count of turkey, excellent toppings, stomach was very happy. I passed Dinics and saw a customer devouring a roast pork with Broccoli Rabe which looked amazing. That's my next stop,
one small edit: This place was recently voted #3 by WIP radio recently as part of their Hoagie Contest. I would not place this in my top 10, for the record. Good, just not great.
i usually like to balance out a buttery amish pretzel with the juice bar's (across from le bus) orange + banana + strawberry smoothie. then my world is balanced and delicious and i don't feel too guilty. :)


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It's time for Yours Truly to climb off the fence, and suggest some players I'd like to see wearing Toronto Raptors colours next season. Of course, the #20 pick won't net our team one of the glittering stars of the June 26 draft, so I'm not reviewing Andrew Wiggins. We're not likely to hit a home run, but a single would be nice. I've tried to make clear my skepticism surrounding the entire "best player available" mantra, and my selections are based on what I perceive are the Raptors' needs.
Adreian Payne – A 6'10" Power Forward out of Michigan State, Payne is 23 and a senior, both of which make him an anomaly in this freshman-loaded draft. He is more ready than most for the pro game, as he has a high-percentage jump shot with range, some decent low-post moves, and can grab some boards. Adreian doesn't project as a star, but could be a solid rotation player for years.
Cleanthony Early – Another 23-year-old, Early is a swingman with an average set of tools. His ceiling is not high, but he looks like someone who can contribute immediately. I can see him making the team out of camp, as cheap insurance/Q4 mop-up behind TRoss and DeMar. Early has apparently done well in his pre-draft workouts.
Clint Capela – A Swiss [I don't think I've ever used that adjective before] Centre/Power Forward who is tall and skinny, Capela is the object of much disagreement among draft experts, some of whom don't even have him in the first round. Capela is barely 20, and will be a project player for any team which drafts him. From what little film I've seen of his EuroLeague play, he has lots of talent, all of it raw. I've written that the Raps shouldn't draft a project, but he may be the best big man of those left when it's Masai's turn.
Kyle Anderson – Perhaps the most intriguing player likely to be still on the board, Anderson is a skinny, slow and oversized point guard out of UCLA. I like our team to have different looks, and if Anderson were somehow to make the big team, he would be as far removed from Kyle Lowry as one can imagine. I'd prefer to leave him to the second round.
Jerami Grant – Another swingman, Jerami went to Syracuse and is the son of former NBA player Harvey Grant. Jerami's body appears to have more growth in it, as he's still young and slender. He's got some talent, but no range on his jump shot, which is a major buzzkill for his position. If we draft this fellow, he'll need 2 seasons in the D-League before he's heard from. Choosing him requires a leap of faith.
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Russia said Saturday that all parties should work to ensure that the Syrian peace talks turn truly representative and reflect the whole spectrum of Syrian society.
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Stating that Russia could do nothing alone to resolve the Syrian crisis, the minister said all external actors should be involved in the process and insist on parties staying at the negotiating table and not slamming the door.
During this process, one should not promote the parties they support as the only legitimate representatives of the Syrian people, Lavrov said.
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"This is the key to success," he said, adding Russia was in daily contact with the Syrian government and opposition groups, and head of National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces Ahmad Jarba would visit Moscow next week.
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Kicking at 10 weeks?
This is my fourth child and I am "suppose" to be 10 weeks along but, however, when I push on my tummy I can feel where the baby is and it will kick back. Not tap but kick back. There is NO way I can only be 10 weeks can I? I must of had a couple periods during my first trimester, yes? I have been declared significantly anemic already.
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This is so awesome!! I am on my third pregnancy at 10 weeks, unfortunatly I lost the first two. Last night while in bed I felt kind of a bunch of thumps(cant think of any other way to describe it). I immediatly thoughto to myself I must be nuts but that felt like the baby moved!! Now I know there is a chance I actually felt it! Cool cool cool!!!!!!!!!! :)posted 01/12/2009 by Candice6281981
the baby is 1.25in. i really doubt you can feel itposted 01/11/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I'M 10 WEEKS AND I HAVE BEEN FEELING KICKING AND I THOUGHT THAT I WAS FURTHER ALONG THAN I THOGHT BUT AS I READ THIS COMMENTS I KNOW THAT I'M NOT ALONE CAUSE I HAVE BEEN FEELING MY BABY KICK FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS I THOGHT THAT IT WAS GAS BUT I DID NOT DRINKS ANYTHING SO NOW I KNOW THAT IT IS THE BABY AND NOT MY MIND PLAYING TRICKS ON MEposted 01/03/2009 by Shaneasha
this is my 6th prenancy, 7th baby- and i am not feeling it at this point. the baby is way too small to accually feel move. But there is alot of gas going on at this point of pregnancy, and thats probably what yall are feeling. besides, the uterus is still just above the pubic bone.posted 01/02/2009 by amy1lee
HI there ... This is my 3rd baby, and I too have felt movement for the last week. However, I haven't felt actual kicks ... my sister had 3 full periods with her son. She didn't know she was pregnant until her 4th month. It's probably rare for that to happen, but you could be that 1%. I would ask for an ultrasound.posted 12/18/2008 by wknonafullhouse
Just like so many of you out there I am also 10 weeks as of yesterday 12/8/o8 and I am pregnant with my second child. Not only am I a lot bigger this time but I could have sworn that I already felt my baby kicking. I first felt it at work. I'm a nurse working the midnight shift and I felt some flutters. I brushed it off as nothing and I felt them again last Sunday, I was reluctant to tell my husband because I thought he would think I was crazy.posted 12/09/2008 by jonesbaby#2
NOW THAT IS VERY TRUE!!! I AM 10 WEEKS AND 4 DAYS 2DAY AND I FEEL THE BABY MOVING ALOT. I AM ALSO SURE OF MY DUE DATE BECAUSE I HAVE HAD AN ULTRASOUND ALREADY. THIS IS ME 2ND CHILD.posted 12/04/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
im about 11 weeks and I still haven't got any morning sickness at all is something wrong.posted 11/30/2008 by ace3456
I am 10 weeks and this is my 3rd pregnacy. I have been feeling the baby moving and kicking for the last couple days but thought it was jsut wishful thinking on my part because it seemed so much further along with my other two when I felt them move but I can understand that after having other pregnacies and children the uterus would be more sensative to it. I was really beginning to think I was ALOT further along than the Dr. said.posted 11/22/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I am at the end of my tenth week and this is my third pregnancy, I can totally feel the flutters and lil kicks and of course everyone thinks im crazy but a momma knows. Don't let anyone second guess whats going on in your body.posted 11/22/2008 by RoneeGG
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Naomi Klein and Martin Khor on the Growing North-South Divide in Copenhagen over Kyoto, Climate Debt and Emission TargetsThe secret draft climate agreement leaked to The Guardian newspaper yesterday sets unequal limits on per capita carbon emissions for developed and developing countries in 2050. This means that people in rich countries would be permitted to emit nearly twice as much as those in poor countries. The document also proposes a $10 billion a year fund to help developing nations cut emissions and tackle the effects of climate change. But the fund is...Dec 09, 2009 | Story
A group of international climate justice activists have entered Day 34 of a hunger strike. The strike began on November 6, the final day of the Barcelona climate talks. On Tuesday, Democracy Now! producer Mike Burke spoke with Anna Keenan, one of the hunger strikers here at the climate summit in Copenhagen. [includes rush transcript]Dec 09, 2009 | Story
"Would You Commit Murder?" - 15-Year-Old Maldives Climate Ambassador Asks World Leaders to Take on Climate ChangeOne the countries on the front lines of climate change is the Maldives. Eighty percent of the land lies three feet or less above the waves. The predicted sea level rise caused by global warming could wipe the country off the map. We speak with fifteen-year-old Maldives climate ambassador, Mohamed Axam Maumoon. On his message to the world, Maumoon says, "On the basis that you know what you are doing is wrong and you can see that the victim...Dec 08, 2009 | Story
As EPA Rules Greenhouse Gases Endanger Public Health, a Discussion on Obama's Climate Change PoliciesThe Obama administration has moved a step closer to regulating greenhouse gases. On Monday, the Environmental Protection Agency said six gases, including carbon dioxide and methane, endanger the environment and public health. The move would allow the EPA to take action against greenhouse gases without needing congressional approval. We host a discussion on US climate change policy with Damon Moglen, global warming campaign director for...Dec 08, 2009 | Story
Democracy Now! broadcasts live from Copenhagen from inside the Bella Center, where thousands of delegates from over 190 countries are gathering for the largest climate summit in history. Over the next two weeks, 100 world leaders are expected to attend the UN conference that has been described by some scientists as the most important the world has ever seen. We play highlights from the opening ceremony with the mayor of Copenhagen, Ritt...Dec 07, 2009 | Story
We host a roundtable discussion with three guests who have extensively studied how climate change is affecting poor populations around the world: Saleemul Huq, a Bangladeshi-born scientist and lead author on parts of the last two reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change; Lidy Nacpil of Jubilee South; and Tom Goldtooth of the Indigenous Environmental Network. [includes rush transcript]Dec 07, 2009 | Story
Watchdog: New York State Regulation of Natural Gas Wells Has Been "Woefully Insufficient for Decades."The New York-based Toxics Targeting went through the Department of Environmental Conservation's own database of hazardous substances spills over the past thirty years. They found 270 cases documenting fires, explosions, wastewater spills, well contamination and ecological damage related to gas drilling. Many of the cases remain unresolved. The findings are contrary to repeated government assurances that existing natural gas well...Nov 10, 2009 | Story
Amidst Uncertainty on US Role in Upcoming Climate Talks, 350.org Holds International Climate Action Day in 170 NationsSeven weeks before the UN Copenhagen Climate Conference, the group 350.org is organizing an International Climate Action Day. More than 4,500 events are scheduled to take place in 170 nations. We speak to two of the major thinkers and writers tackling climate change: the writer and environmentalist Bill McKibben, co-founder and director of 350.org, and Australian scientist Tim Flannery, chair of the Copenhagen Climate Council and author of the...Oct 23, 2009 | Story
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I was fortunate enough to sit down with @WinstonSih, well-known digital correspondent, who helped me create our latest back to school post below. Check it out: Back to school for many means heading back to the hallways with a new flashy phone. With a growing number of available smartphone features, and new devices coming out every […]
It's Friday so check out the Weekend Reading below, as we explore tech in the classroom, share further thoughts on the LG G3 and learn how weddings are hashtag friendly. Talking tech for back to school Nine days until most students pack their school bags and lunches, tie up their laces and head back to class. […]
As we discussed in our last back to school post, technology continues to play a growing role in the classroom. We've learned, for example, that fifty-five per cent of students report using online services to help them write their papers; eighty per cent use social networks to help them study. We wanted to truly understand the students of this […]
Back to school is not what it used to be. Laptops have replaced three-ring binders; many back-breaking textbooks are now available as e-books; notes are written on digital screens; and schedules are tracked using smartphones. For this generation, the end of summer means it's time to check out the latest tech to get the most […]
Canadian hockey fans will be receiving the all-star treatment this season, as the NHL on Sportsnet today unveiled its big-name broadcast team - including 39 hosts, play-by-play announcers, analysts and reporters - who will bring fans the biggest plays, analysis, stories and highlights from both the rink and the studio throughout the 2014/15 NHL season.
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I never imagined that the simple act of creating paper out of cardboard and cotton t-shirts could be a life-altering experience. Last weekend at Thistle Farms in Nashville, I was proven wrong. Thistle Farms is a social enterprise operated by the women of Magdalene, a two-year residential program founded by Becca Stevens (C'85, T'91) for women recovering from prostitution, drug addiction, sexual abuse, and violence. The women at Thistle Farms create a wide variety of bath and body products from otherwise unused materials including oils of thistles, a plant conventionally thought to be a weed. Thistle Farms aims to take what seems broken, from thistles to the women themselves, and transform it into something beautiful.
Sewanee's Faith in Action group was privileged to work alongside one of the women who completed the two-year program and is part of the transition program at Magdalene. Our project of the day was to make paper. We made each sheet of paper by hand out of a pulp of ground-up cardboard and cotton t-shirts mixed with water. The process was messy, but incredibly fun nonetheless. We blasted music, laughed, and exchanged stories with one another. All the while, this woman told us her life story—one that had far too much pain and struggle for many lifetimes. However, she was joyous the entire time. She truly believed in Thistle Farm's mantra and motto—love heals. And from all of our smiles and laughs that day, we all believed in it a little more.
Sunday morning, the group worshipped with the community of St. Augustine's Chapel on Vanderbilt's campus. Becca Steven's preached and the congregation was filled with God's people of all ages and backgrounds. The varied music, prayers, and people reminded us just how diverse and loved God's people are and how important it is for us to remember that motto - love heals.
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Often abbreviated OCR, optical character recognition refers to the branch of computer science that involves reading text from paper and translating the images into a form that the computer can manipulate (for example, into ASCII codes). An OCR system enables you to take a book or a magazine article, feed it directly into an electronic computer file, and then edit the file using a word processor.
All OCR systems include an optical scanner for reading text, and sophisticated software for analyzing images. Most OCR systems use a combination of hardware (specialized circuit boards) and software to recognize characters, although some inexpensive systems do it entirely through software. Advanced OCR systems can read text in large variety of fonts, but they still have difficulty with handwritten text.
The potential of OCR systems is enormous because they enable users to harness the power of computers to access printed documents. OCR is already being used widely in the legal profession, where searches that once required hours or days can now be accomplished in a few seconds.
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441 South Mentor Avenue has a Walk Score of 85 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the South neighborhood in Pasadena. Nearby parks include Court of Man, Tournament Park and Grant Park.
Nearby schools include Polytechnic School, McKinley School and St Philip The Apostle School.
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Nearby coffee shops include The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Float and Contessa Chocolate Collection. Nearby restaurants include SUBWAY® Restaurants, Noda Restaurant and Beard Papa's Sweets Cafe.
441 South Mentor Avenue is near California Institute of Technology, Beckman Mall and Tournament Park.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 441 South Mentor Avenue is a Biker's Paradise, daily errands can be accomplished on a bike.


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The Art of Making Beautiful Fashion Doll ShoesBy Timothy J. Alberts & M. Dalton King with Pat Henry This 112 page book is just what you need for creating beautiful reproduction fashion doll shoes. Including how to embellish beautifully and fit the doll. A list of all the materials you need as well as step by step instructions with pictures illustrating the entire process of tiny shoe making and also for making molds for heels. You are shown how to make a "last", the "dummy foot" used to make a shoe, methods include carving or casting. How to add a toe pattern for vintage shoes and several methods for making heels are shown as well. The author specializes in vintage shoes for high heeled foot fashion dolls. There is a visual Shoe Dictionary and Source Guide. You also learn the correct names for parts of shoes and there is a glossary of historical footwear. There are even patterns for a shoe box design that coordinates with an "Exclusive Tim Alberts Shopping Bag!"
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5802 Northeast Prescott Street has a Walk Score of 65 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Cully neighborhood in Portland. Nearby parks include Wellington City Park, Roseway Parkway and Sacajawea City Park.
Nearby schools include Rigler School, Rigler Elementary School and Scott Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Albertsons, Angel Food & Fun and Brothers Market & Deli.
Nearby coffee shops include Bizzi's Buzz, Jim & Patty's Coffee and Pip's Original. Nearby restaurants include Stop & Go Burgers, Era's Tiny Dinner and Old School BBQ.
5802 Northeast Prescott Street is near Erv Lind Stadium, Wellington City Park and Roseway Parkway.
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(CBS/AP) DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. – Prosecutors are seeking more information from police before deciding whether to charge a man who fatally shot a 19-year-old woman who may have gone to his door seeking help after a car accident.
Renisha McBride was killed by a shotgun blast around 2:30 a.m. Saturday.
Family members say that McBride had gone to the home after her cell phone died following a car accident. They say McBride was shot in the back of the head when she turned to leave.
"He shot her in the head … for what? For knocking on his door," McBride's aunt Bernita Spinks told the Detroit News. "If he felt scared or threatened, he should have called 911."
According to reports, the shooter apparently told police he fired his weapon in self-defense, thinking that McBride was an intruder.
"You see a young black lady on your porch and you shoot?" Spinks said. "There was no window broken. My niece didn't bother anyone. She went looking for help and now she's dead."
Police say they've identified the person who shot her and requested a warrant in the case. The Wayne County prosecutor's office says it sent the request back to police Wednesday for additional investigation before making a charging decision.
Later the Detroit Free Press reported
Dearborn Heights police say a homeowner told investigators his shotgun accidentally discharged, hitting Renisha McBride in the face as she stood on his porch.
"This man's claiming – believed the girl was breaking into the home. And he's also saying the gun discharged accidentally," Lt. James Serwatowski, chief detective, said today.
Serwatowski also said 19-year-old Renisha McBride was not shot in the back of the head,as her family has stated. The family said she had gone to the house seeking help after being involved in a car accident several blocks away.
"This girl was not shot in the back of the head while leaving the porch," Serwatowski said "I don't know where the family is getting this. She was shot in the front of the face, near the mouth."
McBride was killed early last Saturday as she stood on the porch of a house in the 16000 block of Outer Drive, near Warren, in Dearborn Heights, police said.
"I know the family is anxious to see this man (the alleged shooter) charged but the prosecutor's office is telling us they want a lot more information before they make a decision," Serwatowski said.
The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office reiterated today that it is awaiting further investigation by Dearborn Heights police before deciding whether any criminal charges will be authorized in the case.
"I'll confirm that she was in an accident in Detroit and that she left the accident scene, and then some hours transpired" before the shooting, Serwatowski said.
Serwatowski said the shooting occurred about 3:40 a.m. and the accident happened at about 1:30 a.m. He declined to say what police believe McBride was doing before and after the accident.
The homeowner's .12-gauge was seized by police and the Michigan State Police crime lab is analyzing it, Serwatowski said.
Activists are planning to rally at 6 p.m. today outside the Dearborn Heights Police station over McBride's death.
"Black life is not valued in America, not worthy, not respected," said Detroit activist Yusef Shaker, who is helping lead the rally. "Here was a woman who was seeking help from potential danger and her life was taken…It's a Trayvon Martin case all over again."
Writer dream hampton and Illana Weaver, a Detroit rapper known as Invincible, are also helping organize the protest, Shaker said.
The rally is about "recognizing the value of a woman and the value of a black person," Shaker said.
An assistant to Dearborn Heights Police Chief Lee Gavin declined comment on the rally.
Huffington Post reports the similarites many make in the case to Jonathan Ferrell:
In September, North Carolina police officer Randall Kerrick shot former football player Jonathan Ferrell 10 times leaving his parents and the local NAACP chapterquestioning whether race played a role in the shooting.
After crashing his car, Ferrell attempted to seek help in a nearby neighborhood. A homeowner made the 911 call after Ferrell knocked on the door, mistaking him for an intruder, according to the Associated Press. Police responding to the breaking and entering call said Ferrell continued to run toward them when Kerrick shot him. Kerrick has been charged with voluntary manslaughter.
But…as it currently stands, #RenishaMcBride's case is a more egregious example of the dangerous side of "castle doctrine" or SYG laws
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Michigan has a version of a "Stand You Ground" law, which allows individuals to use deadly force without first retreating if they believe it's necessary to prevent imminent harm or death. Some activists and legislators have called for the law to be changed.