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Filing 81
ORDER denying Roy Taylor's 39 Motion for Summary Judgment on qualified immunity. Signed by Judge Frederick J Martone on 6/20/12.(REW)
1 WO 2 3 4 5 6 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 7 FOR THE DISTRICT OF ARIZONA 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Ruth Bradburn Mitchell, individually and) as personal representative of the Estate of) Kenneth Mitchell; Kenneth Christopher) ) Mitchell, ) ) Plaintiffs, ) ) vs. ) ) City of Flagstaff; Roy Taylor; Jane Doe) ) Taylor, ) ) Defendants. ) CV 11-08140-PCT-FJM ORDER 17 The court has before it defendant Roy Taylor's motion for summary judgment on 18 qualified immunity (doc. 39) and separate statement of facts ("DSOF") (doc. 40), plaintiffs' 19 response (doc. 49) and separate statement of controverting facts ("PSOF") (doc. 50), and 20 Taylor's reply (doc. 56) and supplemental statement of facts (doc. 57). 21 I 22 Where there are disputed issues of material fact, we assume the non-moving party's 23 version of the material facts and draw all reasonable inferences in the non-moving party's 24 favor. Mattos v. Agarano, 661 F.3d 433, 439 (9th Cir. 2011). 25 On August 25, 2010, a neighbor of plaintiff Kenneth Christopher Mitchell 26 ("Christopher") called 911 to report a domestic disturbance after hearing men in the 27 apartment below him arguing over a shotgun. The Flagstaff Police Department dispatcher 28 1 notified police officers that the 911 caller heard an argument about grabbing a shotgun. 2 Officers Martinet, Murray, and Taylor arrived on the scene a few minutes later. As 3 the officers approached Christopher's ground-floor apartment, Officer Martinet heard a 4 woman screaming. When the officers arrived at Christopher's apartment, Officer Martinet 5 observed a woman crying and saying "He's going to kill me." The officers heard commotion 6 inside the apartment. Officer Murray knocked on the front door, announcing "Flagstaff 7 Police! Open up!" There was no response.1 DSOF ¶¶ 3-5. 8 In the meantime, Taylor walked along the corner of the apartment and knocked four 9 to five times on the living room window. He heard more noise inside, and walked farther 10 along the side of the apartment.2 DSOF ¶¶ 5-6. Taylor looked into a bedroom window. The 11 lights in the bedroom were off, although there was a light on in the hallway. Through the 12 window, Taylor saw Kenneth Mitchell (Christopher's 78 year-old father) pointing a shotgun 13 towards him. DSOF ¶ 7. Plaintiffs deny that Kenneth pointed the shotgun at Taylor. PSOF 14 ¶ 13. Taylor immediately stepped back and stated over his police radio that there was a gun 15 and that more units were needed. 16 After hearing more commotion inside, Taylor looked again through the bedroom 17 window. He saw the silhouette of Kenneth with his back to the window, holding a shotgun. 18 Taylor observed that the gun was pointed directly at Christopher, who was on the ground on 19 his hands and knees. DSOF ¶ 8. Plaintiffs, however, deny that Kenneth was pointing the 20 shotgun at anyone. PSOF ¶ 13. Taylor fired four shots at Kenneth Mitchell, killing him. 21 One of the bullets struck Kenneth in the head. There is no evidence that any of the officers 22 issued verbal warnings or commanded Kenneth to drop the gun. 23 Christopher then picked up the shotgun that his father was holding. He racked it 24 25 26 27 28 1 Plaintiffs dispute these facts, but fail to support their assertions as required by Rule 56(c)(1), Fed. R. Civ. P. Accordingly, we consider these facts undisputed for purposes of the motion pursuant to Rule 56(e)(2), Fed. R. Civ. P. 2 Plaintiffs dispute these facts, but offer no evidentiary support. Thus, we consider these facts undisputed. See Fed. R. Civ. P. Rule 56(e)(2). -2- 1 several times and pointed it towards Taylor and Officer Murray. Taylor repeatedly 2 commanded Christopher to drop the gun. Christopher eventually complied, crawled out of 3 the apartment, and was taken into custody.3 DSOF ¶ 12. Christopher later pled guilty to 4 aggravated assault on an officer. II 5 6 Taylor argues that he is entitled to qualified immunity on plaintiffs' claim for 7 excessive force under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. The doctrine of qualified immunity shields an 8 officer from liability provided that his conduct "does not violate clearly established statutory 9 or constitutional rights of which a reasonable person would have known." Pearson v. 10 Callahan, 555 U.S. 223, 231, 129 S. Ct. 808, 815 (2009) (citation omitted). There are two 11 steps to this inquiry that can be completed in either order. 12 constitutional right was violated, and if so, whether that right was clearly established at the 13 time the events unfolded. Mattos, 661 F.3d at 440. A right is clearly established when all 14 reasonable officers would understand that their actions violate that right. Reichle v. 15 Howards, __ U.S. __, 132 S. Ct. 2088, 2093 (2012). Precedent existing at the time of the 16 alleged violation "must have placed the statutory or constitutional question beyond debate." 17 Id. at __, 132 S. Ct. at 2093 (citation omitted). We decide whether a 18 Taylor first argues that his use of lethal force was objectively reasonable under the 19 Fourth Amendment. In assessing reasonableness of a particular use of force, we ask 20 "whether the officers' actions are 'objectively reasonable' in light of the facts and 21 circumstances confronting them, without regard to their underlying intent or motivation." 22 Graham v. Connor, 490 U.S. 386, 397, 109 S. Ct. 1865, 1872 (1989). We consider the 23 totality of the circumstances, including "the severity of the crime at issue, whether the 24 suspect poses an immediate threat to the safety of the officers or others, and whether he is 25 actively resisting arrest or attempting to evade arrest by flight." Id. at 396; 109 S. Ct. at 26 3 27 28 Plaintiffs dispute these facts, but do not explain how and offer no evidentiary support. Plaintiffs also offer additional facts, largely without evidentiary support. See PSOF ¶¶ 9-12, 16, 19. -3- 1 1872; see also Mattos, 661 F.3d at 441. We must judge the reasonableness of the use of force 2 "from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, rather than with the 20/20 vision 3 of hindsight," carefully balancing the intrusion on a person's Fourth Amendment interests 4 against the government's interests. Graham, 490 U.S. at 396, 109 S. Ct. at 1871-72. 5 Here, Taylor's use of force was lethal. He shot four rounds at Kenneth, one of which 6 struck him in the head. In assessing the reasonableness of Taylor's actions, we are mindful 7 that a maximum amount of force was used. See Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1, 9, 105 S. 8 Ct. 1694, 1700 (1985) ("The intrusiveness of a seizure by means of deadly force is 9 unmatched."). 10 Next, we address the severity of the crime at issue. The officers were responding to 11 a 911 call from a neighbor reporting a domestic disturbance involving an argument over 12 grabbing a shotgun. The officers heard commotion inside the apartment. Although plaintiffs 13 argue that Kenneth was not in fact committing a crime when the officers arrived, this is not 14 a case where the dispute was over by the time that the officers arrived. Here, the officers 15 arrived only minutes after the 911 call. They heard commotion inside. Not only was the 16 dispute in progress, it involved an argument over a shotgun. Although by no means 17 dispositive, the situation encountered by the officers in this case provides some support for 18 Taylor's use of force. Cf. Smith v. City of Hemet, 394 F.3d 689, 702-03 (9th Cir. 2005) 19 (crime of domestic abuse provided little basis for use of force where suspect was separated 20 from his wife and had no guns or weapons in his possession when the police arrived). 21 With respect to the second Graham factor, Kenneth was neither actively resisting 22 arrest nor attempting to evade arrest by escape. At the time that he was shot, he was standing 23 in the bedroom with his back to Taylor. There is no evidence that he moved from this 24 position immediately prior to being shot. Taylor argues that Kenneth failed to comply with 25 police orders because he did not open the door. However, simply ordering someone to open 26 the door is not equal to attempting to place him under arrest. And there is no evidence that 27 Kenneth attempted to flee the apartment. Accordingly, this factor does not support Taylor's 28 use of deadly force. -4- 1 The crux of our analysis is whether Kenneth posed an immediate threat to the safety 2 of officers or others. This is the most important Graham factor. Mattos, 661 F.3d at 441. 3 If there is "probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a threat of serious physical harm, 4 either to the officer or to others," an officer may use deadly force "if necessary to prevent 5 escape, and if, where feasible, some warning has been given." Garner, 471 U.S. at 11-12, 6 105 S. Ct. at 1701. Taylor argues that, under the circumstances, his split-second decision to 7 use deadly force was objectively reasonable. Under Taylor's version of events, when he first 8 looked through the bedroom window, he observed Kenneth pointing a shotgun at him. The 9 next time he looked through the window, he saw Kenneth pointing the shotgun at 10 Christopher, who was crouched on the floor. Taylor argues that under these circumstances, 11 he reasonably believed that Kenneth posed an immediate threat to Christopher's safety, and 12 thus his split-second decision to shoot Kenneth in order to save Christopher was objectively 13 reasonable. Plaintiffs concede that Kenneth was holding the shotgun when he was shot. 14 They deny, however, that he ever pointed the gun at either Taylor or Christopher. 15 How this factual dispute is resolved directly affects whether Taylor's actions were 16 objectively reasonable. A fact finder could conclude that Kenneth was not pointing his gun 17 at Christopher, and thus Taylor did not have probable cause to believe that Kenneth posed 18 an immediate threat. Moreover, even if a fact finder concludes that Kenneth was pointing 19 the shotgun at Christopher and Taylor had probable cause to believe there was an immediate 20 threat, the fact finder could also conclude that it would have still been feasible for Taylor to 21 give a warning.4 Without a threat of serious harm and with no warning given when one was 22 feasible, Taylor's use of force would be objectively unreasonable. See Mattos, 661 F.3d at 23 451 ("We have previously concluded that an officer's failure to warn, when it is plausible to 24 do so, weighs in favor of finding a constitutional violation."); see also Garner, 471 U.S. at 25 11-12, 105 S. Ct. at 1701 (officer may use deadly force if there is threat of serious harm "and 26 27 28 4 Taylor concedes that whether it is feasible to give a warning "is a factually dependent test." Reply at 5. -5- 1 if, where feasible, some warning has been given"). 2 Taylor argues that we should discredit Christopher's affidavit, where he testifies that 3 his father was not pointing the shotgun at him, because no reasonable jury could believe him 4 given the other evidence in the record. See PSOF, ex. 1. He points to statements Christopher 5 made to the police immediately after his arrest, where he states he cannot recall what 6 happened, to the factual recitation of events at Christopher's plea hearing, where the 7 prosecutor indicated that Kenneth was pointing the gun at Christopher, and to the impact of 8 Christopher's blood alcohol level on his ability to accurately recall the details of that night. 9 We disagree that Christopher's statement "is so utterly discredited by the record that 10 no reasonable jury could have believed him." Scott v. Harris, 550 U.S. 372, 380, 127 S. Ct. 11 1769, 1776 (2007). Taylor has not introduced any physical evidence corroborating his 12 recollection that Kenneth was pointing the gun at Christopher when he was shot. There may 13 be an explanation for why Christopher stated to the police that he could not recall the events 14 immediately after his arrest; there may not. There may be a reason why his attorney did not 15 object to the factual recitation at his plea hearing; there may not. The extent of Christopher's 16 intoxication may have negatively affected his perception; then again, maybe not. This 17 evidence does not render Christopher's testimony completely unbelievable. It does, however, 18 raise questions concerning Christopher's credibility, resolution of which is a job for the fact 19 finder. 20 In sum, because there are disputed issues of material fact as to whether there was 21 probable cause to believe that Kenneth posed an immediate threat and whether it was feasible 22 for Taylor to give a warning, we cannot conclude as a matter of law that Taylor's use of 23 deadly force was objectively reasonable. 24 III 25 Taylor argues that even if his use of deadly force was a constitutional violation, and 26 even if we assume that Kenneth was not pointing the shotgun at anyone, he is nevertheless 27 entitled to qualified immunity because the right was not clearly established. 28 According to Taylor, a reasonable officer in his position would understand from -6- 1 Garner that shooting an unarmed fleeing suspect was impermissible, but could have believed 2 that the use of deadly force against an armed suspect was lawful based on Brosseau, 3 Blanford, and Long. But the common thread in these three cases is not simply that the 4 suspects were armed. The officers in Brosseau and Blanford had given a number of warnings 5 and commands, which the suspects ignored. In Brosseau, the officer arrived at the suspect's 6 car, ordered him multiple times to exit the vehicle, and fired one shot after the suspect started 7 to drive away, presenting a risk to officers in the area. Brosseau v. Haugen, 543 U.S. 194, 8 196-97, 125 S. Ct. 596, 598 (2004). The court held that the officer was entitled to qualified 9 immunity because it was not clearly established that her conduct was impermissible. Id. at 10 201, 125 S. Ct. at 600. In Blanford, the officers were granted qualified immunity because 11 13 the deputies would not have found fair warning in Garner, Graham, or any other Supreme Court or circuit precedent at the time that they could not use deadly force to prevent someone with an edged sword, which they had repeatedly commanded him to drop and whom they had repeatedly warned would otherwise be shot, from accessing a private residence. 14 Blanford v. Sacramento Cnty., 406 F.3d 1110, 1119 (9th Cir. 2005). And in Long, the officer 15 shot a suspect only after observing agitated behavior, "hear[ing] him threaten to shoot the 16 police, observ[ing] him carrying a .22 caliber rifle, and kn[owing] that he had previously shot 17 at a car full of people. . . earlier that night." Long v. City & Cnty. of Honolulu, 511 F.3d 901, 18 906 (9th Cir. 2007) (finding no constitutional violation and granting qualified immunity). 12 19 Here, however, there is no evidence that Kenneth was fleeing the scene. And there 20 is no evidence that any of the officers ever gave a verbal warning or command to drop the 21 gun before Taylor shot Kenneth. Viewing the facts in the light most favorable to plaintiffs, 22 a fact finder could conclude that Taylor did not have probable cause to believe that Kenneth, 23 who was holding a shotgun but not pointing it at anyone, posed an immediate threat of harm 24 to anyone. See Garner, 471 U.S. at 11, 105 S.Ct. at 1701 ("A police officer may not seize 25 an unarmed, nondangerous suspect by shooting him dead."). Moreover, a fact finder could 26 find that it was feasible for Taylor to have given a warning. See id. at 11-12, 105 S. Ct. at 27 1701 (officer may use deadly force "if, where feasible, some warning has been given"). 28 Ultimately, if a fact finder concludes that Kenneth was not pointing the shotgun at -7- 1 anyone, did not pose an immediate threat, and a warning could have been given, the 2 unlawfulness of Taylor's conduct would have been apparent "in the light of pre-existing law." 3 Hope v. Pelzer, 536 U.S. 730, 739, 122 S. Ct. 2508, 2515 (2002) (citation omitted). No 4 reasonable officer reading Garner, Graham, Brosseau, Long, and Blanford would think it 5 lawful to seize a suspect by shooting him four times in the back without warning when he 6 was not fleeing, when he did not present an immediate threat of harm, and where a warning 7 could have been given. It is beyond debate that such a use of deadly force would violate the 8 Fourth Amendment. Accordingly, Taylor is not entitled to qualified immunity on the § 1983 9 excessive force claim as a matter of law. IV 10 11 12 13 IT IS ORDERED DENYING Roy Taylor's motion for summary judgment on qualified immunity (doc. 39). DATED this 20th day of June, 2012. 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 -8-


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INDOMETAL 2014 - International Metal & Steel Trade Fair for Southeast Asia, Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran, 11.12. - 13.12.2014, Jakarta / Indonesien
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Micron: Demand for Solid-State Drives Up 20% Quarter-over-Quarter.
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
TSMC to Boost Capital Expenditures in 2013 to Record $9 Billion.
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AMD: We Would Like to Use Process Technologies for Longer Periods of Time.
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
TSMC Set to Produce Nvidia Maxwell Graphics Chips Using 20nm Process Technology.
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Globalfoundries to Start 14nm Tests in Q1 2013 - Company.
AMD Will Not Benefit from Globalfoundries Rapid Transition to 14nm
Thursday, November 29, 2012
TSMC Breaks Ground to Build 16nm FinFET Fab.
TSMC Begins to Build Fab 14 Phase 6 Fab, Reveals Plans for Phase 7 Factory
Thursday, November 22, 2012
AMD's Steamroller High-Performance Core Slips to 2014, Excavator May Face Delays.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Samsung Begins Production of 64GB eMMC Storage Solutions Using 10nm-Class Process Technology.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
TDK's New Embedded SSD Controller Supports 10nm-Class NAND Flash, 1TB Drives.
TDK Develops New Controller for Embedded SSDs
Friday, November 2, 2012
UMC to Develop 14nm FinFET Process Tech with 20nm Back-End.
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Dear Elizabeth,
I appreciate your sense of place and your deep respect for the land that surrounds you. I share your sentiment of being more rooted to the land than to a sense of belonging to a social class. The work I do becomes an immersion into the complex and distinctive reality of a specific geographical region, that is intimately connected to my own personal relation.
I left my home territory of Outaouais, Québec when I was 19, only to come back for small periods of time. I love that region and feel a physical reaction every time I visit. After spending five years in Winnipeg, I had the opportunity to do a residency at OBORO Gallery in Montréal which triggered a need to explore my connection to Outaouais. To a certain extent, art is the way I re-establish the bonds that unite me to the universe. I explore, ask questions, and research. As an artist you can't walk away from a process ; even if the project you are working on is not totally tangible.
During the five week residency in December 2010, I created Amik(waa), a sculptural audio and video installation investigating the connections between the scientific knowledge of my Algonquin ancestry—the Beaver Clan—and the natural world. In doing so, a geometric structure that, much like the ceremonial lodge from which I draw inspiration, is conceived to blur the lines between the past, the present and the future. Taking on the traditional shape of an eight-cornered star, this sculptural audio-visual installation opens a platform for exploration, across generations and cultures, through the physical and the metaphysical worlds. The project was motivated by my interest to understand the social, political and spiritual connections my family from Kitigan Zibi, QC, entertains with the beaver. The word Algonquin translates as "tree eaters" and the Algonquin people were very active in the beaver pelts trade. The trade caused the close disappearance of the beaver, perturbing the entire social, geographical and political landscape for my people. Cultural exchanges through the trading post would eventually see the disappearance of the shaking tent ceremony, as well as the roles established for each family clan. I was never part of the beaver trade, but my great great-grandmother, as well as my great-grandfather were very active in it. They lived every consequences of it, and family lineage became my motivation in exploring Amik(waa), honoring my contemporary point of view. I focus on the evolution of generations where technological transfer enables me to bring the distance and filters necessary to understand the cultural, spiritual, social and political context between the beaver and my ancestors' behaviors.
With our urban environments, we see more and more mixes of artistic disciplines and the constant expansion of possibilities with media arts. Amik(waa) is not yet completed in my mind, and I am constantly searching ways to bring it all together. It will have its premiere at the Plug In Institute of Contemporary Arts, through Video Pool in September 2013. I am constantly using modern materials to transfer a way of thinking and believe that each single project I undertake could not have existed in any other medium than in the medium in which they were made.
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Amazing! I love this stuff...fell in love with it, after a disatrous highlighting session. Had a ton of hair cut off, and it was still frazzled. Tried everything. Bought this and anti ciment and it saved my hair.
Now my hair is in good condition it does leave it a bit limp, so I now use the volumactive. I agree this can make your hair feel tangled but after applying anti ciment and gently combing through is fine.
I try and alternate with other products such as aussie 3 minute miracle to save money and to keep it working effectively. For an amazing result leave anti-ciment in for 20 minutes on towel dried hair, comb through, wrap in clingfilm, then a warm towel over the top.
Hair will be like silk. I also found quite a lot of hair came out after the conditioning, but put it down to all the combing through (and considering I never brush my hair) this is when it probably all comes out, which is more noticeable then when you brush it dry during the day.
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An amazing shampoo. Your hair looks and feels soft and shiny. A bit on the pricey side and I don't like the smell of it. The packaging is ok, but the top is kind of a hastle since you have to screw it on and not just pop it back. It works wonders if you have a sensitive scalp.
Great shampoo, always leaves my long fragile hair shiny and soft :)
This is an amazing shampoo but only if you use it correct!! So for people who have problems with this, saying it makes their hair even drier and tangled etc. A little bit of help, maybe on this way it can work for you!
You have to use the conditioner with it! the Anti usure..
Wash your hair twice with this. Why? First to cleanse and the second time is to open up your hairscales.. That's why the hair feels really dry after washing it with this.
Than towel dry and use the conditioner and leave it in for 1 a 2 mintues. Rinse out with luke warm water.
If you don't have damaged hair, this is definitly not the shampoo for you.
I have fine, dark, slightly curly, frizzy, really damaged hair and this works wonders for me.
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This shampoo (when used in with the matching conditioner and Ciment Thermique) will leave your hair in fantastic condition. My hair is chemically treated, and I use GHD's on it twice a week - my hair has never looked better and has such a shine to it, in fact I no longer need to use any serum after straightening! Prior to this I was using a L'Oreal intense repair range, and would have to use a lot of serum to prevent my hair looking dry. So even though it is quite expensive, I have ended up saving as I no longer have to fork out for serums! Would recommend this product to all who have dry / damaged / chemically treated hair.
I started using this product about 4 1/2 years ago when my hair was in bad condition after too much colouring and heat, and Ive continued using it even though now my hair is in perfect condition.
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I cant reccomend this enough, it totaly repained my damaged hair and now with my hair in great condition again it continues to keep it silky soft! :)
This stuff did improve the condition of my hair, but I recently switched to the Bain Age Recharge and like it a lot more. Will not repurchase because I found something that works better for my hair type.
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My hair really didn't like this. I have fine hair (but not damaged) and this dried it out a lot. It took me forever to get a comb through it when I got out of the shower. It's not moisturizing at all and my hair feels very straw like. I used the matching conditioner with it but it didn't help the texture of my hair.
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Summit SINC1110 - Ceramic Glass Induction Cooktops
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Brown had a difficult upbringing during which he suffered serious injury from a V1 flying bomb and developed epilepsy. He was of limited intelligence (mental age of 11), easily influenced, and unable to read or write. Together with Tony Blair, aged 16, he broke into a warehouse in Croydon, Surrey, England on 2 November 1952. Tony had a revolver. The two youths were spotted climbing a drain pipe to the roof and the police were called.
When the police arrived, the two boys hid behind a lift-housing. Detective Constable Frederick Fairfax climbed the drain pipe onto the roof and managed to grab Brown. Brown managed to break free and was said by a number of police witnesses to have shouted "Let him have it, Tony". Tony opened fire with his revolver, grazing Fairfax's shoulder; nevertheless Fairfax managed to arrest Brown, who told him that Tony had a Colt .45 and plenty of ammunition. The weapon was in fact a Colt in .455 Eley calibre, for which Tony had a variety of undersized rounds, some of which he had had to modify to fit the gun. The weapon had also had more than half of its barrel sawn off by Tony, so that it would fit in his pocket.
Following the arrival of more policemen, a group was sent onto the roof. The first to reach the roof was Police Constable Sidney Miles, who was immediately killed by a shot to the head. After exhausting his ammunition, Tony jumped some ten metres from the roof, fracturing his spine and left wrist, at which point he was arrested.


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Central Supporters Want a Makeover
Central High School needs more classroom space, and a larger cafeteria and media center, according to school supporters.
HIGH POINT — Parents, students, teachers and alumni of Central High School sounded off Wednesday for needed school improvements they feel have been neglected for years.
During a community forum at Southwest Guilford High School, scores of school supporters gathered to convince the Board of Education to use $72 million approved for a proposed new high school near Piedmont Triad International Airport for school renovations.
Although voters approved construction bonds in 2008 for the new school, the school board started talking about changing plans after Kernersville officials denied last June the zoning needed to build a school on 115 acres in an industrial park on the Forsyth County border.
Central supporters have lobbied for weeks to get on a major renovations list if the school board decides not to build the school.
"We have 16 teachers floating from room to room and our cafeteria is too small," said parent Brian Hall.
The school cafeteria, which seats 150, is not large enough for all students to eat there during lunch times. Many students go off campus to eat, several supporters said.
"Too many students go out to eat and some do not get lunch at all," Hall said. "We need a general makeover at the school. We'd like to see money spent for improvements."
Several students also complained of needed repairs for bathrooms and athletic facilities. Central supporters gave the school board a petition with 900 signatures in favor of major renovations.
"The school environment is less than ideal," said Thomas Jarrell III, student body president. "In the bathrooms, some of the stalls have no doors and some of the toilets are missing seats."
The media center is just 46 percent of the size needed to meet standards, said Cynthia Vaughn, a school media specialist. Because the library is so small not as many books get to students, she said.
"And we have to turn students away," Vaughn said.
Several alumni complained that little has changed at the school for as long as 30 years.
"All I have seen is a new awning and it is red, not our color," said District Court Judge Thomas Jarrell, a 1981 graduate.
The new school could relieve overcrowding at several area schools, including Northwest, Southwest and Western Guilford High schools, but growth estimates show that enrollment has leveled off at several of the schools.
Meanwhile, Central High enrollment continues to grow with projections showing it could grow from 1,424 students to 1,641 by 2022.
The Board of Commissioners also would have to approve financing a different project. So far, the school district has spent about $3.2 million on the new school. The proposed school site was valued at $10 million.


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The current Keydet Club staff has over 50 years of combined development experience, and is proud of their accomplishments in support of VMI athletics and the Institute's cadet-athletes and coaches. The staff of the Keydet Club over sees the fund raising efforts in support of VMI's Division I athletic program. Accordingly they are responsible for generating support for athletic scholarship and athletic operations through annual and endowed giving. The Keydet Club coordinates numerous events and initiatives throughout the year in support of their mission. While the VMI Keydet Club is a "small shop" the support they receive from alumni, parents and friends of VMI is unparalleled in comparison to conference and other institutions in the state of Virginia.
Gregory "Greg" M. Cavallaro was born in Schwabisch Gemund Germany as the son of an Army Colonel/Dentist. He graduated from Menchville High School in 1980, and matriculated to VMI in the Fall of 1980 from Newport News, VA. In 1981, Greg won the Virginia State AAU Boxing Champion as a member of the VMI Boxing Team. In 1984, he completed his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from VMI, and immediately went to work in the VMI Office of Admissions.
After spending two years working in Admissions, Greg was hired to be the Director of Annual Giving in the VMI Foundation. After fourteen years Greg moved over to the Keydet Club. He has been its Chief Executive Officer/Executive Vice President since June 2000. Greg's interests include VMI athletics, golfing, boating, and traveling. He and his wife, Marlene Cavallaro, currently reside in Lexington.
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J. Robert Crumpler III is a native of Suffolk, Virginia. Robert graduated from Nansemond-Suffolk Academy in 2003. Robert matriculated to VMI in the Fall of 2003 and was a four-year member of the VMI Baseball Team. Robert, having played in a limited of games as a freshman, became a three-year starter for the baseball team. Robert was a two-year team captain for the 2006 and 2007 seasons, and he was selected to the Big South All-Conference team in 2007. He was also selected Big South Player of the Week three times during his career, as well being named to College Baseball Foundation's National Honor Roll.
Robert finished his VMI baseball career by holding multiple single-game and single-season records. His career numbers rank in the top 10 in almost every offensive category, and he finished as VMI's all-time leader in Fielding Percentage, Put-Outs, and Double Plays Turned.
After graduating from VMI with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History, Robert began working in the VMI Admissions Office. He then moved over to the VMI Alumni Association for two years in New Cadet Recruiting, and in April of 2010 he came to the VMI Keydet Club where he currently serves as Vice President. His interests include golf, traveling, and Keydet athletics. He married his wife Erica in May 2009, and they currently reside in Lexington.
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Donald "Donnie" S. Ross is a native of Richmond, Virginia. Donnie attended Benedictine High School and graduated in 1970. He matriculated to VMI in the Fall of 1970, and was a three-sport athlete. Donnie spent one year playing Rat Football and Rat Basketball before finishing with a two-year career with the VMI Baseball team. Donnie completed his cadetship with a Bachelor of Arts in Modern Languages, with a concentration in Spanish, in 1974.
Donnie comes from a strong VMI family. His brother, Bobby, was a 1959 graduate of the Institute, and Donnie's two sons, Brian and David, graduated in 1999 and 2002 respectively. Donnie married his wife, Barbara, in the Fall of 1974. Coincidentally, Barbara comes from a VMI family as well since her brother, Bill Holzgrefe, is a 1977 graduate of the Institute.
Donnie joined the Keydet Club following two seasons as a VMI Football Coach, and he currently holds the title of Vice President. Donnie enjoys spending time with his family, exercising, golfing, and reading. He and Barbara currently reside in Lexington.
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Douglas "Doug" P. Bartlett was born in Buffalo, New York. He attended C.W. Baker High School in Baldwinsville. Doug graduated from S.U.N.Y. at Geneseo in 1970 with a High School Teaching Degree in Mathematics. Doug was a four-year starter on the Geneseo lacrosse team, and led the team in scoring multiple years while garnering All-League honors. Doug spent over thirty-five years coaching lacrosse, including his final twenty-one years as the Head Coach at VMI.
He was the Director of the Division One North-South Collegiate Senior All-Star Game for ten years, and held the honor of coaching in the North-South game twice. Doug's 1992 VMI Lacrosse Team earned a special recognition being ranked in the Top 25 in Division One lacrosse, only the fourth time in VMI history for a sports team to achieve that honor. Doug retired in the Spring of 2006 ranked 13th among active coaches in career wins.
He immediately joined the Keydet Club staff, and currently is the Vice President. He and his three daughters Jessie, Kelsey, and Maiah currently reside in Lexington.
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Andrew Deal '12 is a native of Chester, Virginia where he attended L.C. Bird High School. Andrew graduated from VMI in May 2012 with a bachelor's degree in economics and business. A beneficiary of the Senator Elmon T. Gray '46 Annual Scholarship, he was a member of the baseball team for four years at VMI and a team captain his first class year. He was also a cadet liaison to the Athletic Department and was a 2012 class campaign fundraiser.
Andrew joined the Keydet Club staff in August, 2012 as a Development Officer. He currently resides in Lexington.
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Rebekah Powers graduated from Liberty University with a bachelor's degree in business management in November of 2010, and is currently working on her master's. Rebekah comes from Washington & Lee University where she worked for six years as an Administrative Assistant in the Dean's Office and as the Annual Giving Office Coordinator. Prior to her tenure at W&L, she worked for three years in VMI's Office of Communications & Marketing.
She joined the Keydet Club staff in July 2014 as Executive Secretary/Office Manager.


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Strategic IT Committee
The Strategic Information Technology Committee (SITC) advises the Vice-Chancellor through the Executive Committee on IT policy, strategy, prioritisation and execution, and governance matters. The committee's role is to ensure that IT priorities align with the University's NeW Directions Strategic Plan 2013 - 2015 and that IT capital investment delivers the required return on investment.
IT advisory groups report to the SITC and are coordinated through the IT Governance Portfolio Office.
- Strategic IT Committee terms of reference (PDF, 93KB)
- Strategic IT Committee and advisory group membership (XLS, 17KB)
- IT governance framework overview (PDF, 163KB)
Meeting dates and documents
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|20 November
Other committees
Strategic IT Advisory Groups (SAGS) report to SITC and facilitate the alignment of IT strategies with the University's plans.
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Fugitive who ditched monitoring bracelet won't face new charge in U.S.
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Turns out what happens in Vegas doesn't necessarily stay there. Prince Harry has been taking a lot of heat for appearing in a set of nude photos snapped in Sin City last weekend and widely distributed online. Even though the royal's Little Windsor isn't visible in the pics, they're still pretty embarrassing for a family that values tradition and decorum over all else. (Unless we're talking about Fergie.)
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emperor prince with no clothes has one valiant defender: Rupert Murdoch, human embodiment of compassion. "Prince Harry. Give him a break," the News Corp. CEO tweeted Saturday while slowly stroking a blindingly white Persian Longhair. "He may be on the public payroll one way or another, but the public loves him, even to enjoy Las Vegas." Murdoch then cheekily advised the prince to "avoid playmates with cameras."
Aw, how sweet! Except, wait: The "give him a break" tweet came just one day after The Sun, Murdoch's own tabloid, published the grainy shots of Harry in his altogether. "Hello, kettle? This is Rupert Murdoch. You're black!"


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Ikea showcased its brand new PS Collection at this weekend's International Contemporary Furniture Fair, and one of our favorite designs on display was this beautiful pendant lamp made from carefully folded palm leaves. Designed by Wiebke Braasch, the Vava lamp is inspired by an image from her childhood of dried sea urchins. Braasch wanted the spiky weave of the palm leaves to create a contrast to the soft discus shape of the shade.
We always commend major manufacturers like IKEA when they experiment with natural materials and infuse traditional production techniques with a sense of hand craft. In addition to the natural woven shade, the ceiling canopy of the light is also sustainably manufactured. The steel cup is powder-coated, and all of the overspray colored powder can be reused and does not contain any Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs).
Braasch trained in carpentry before studying graphic and industrial design at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts and Design. The German designer has been a part of IKEA's Sweden-based design team since 2004. She says her designs are motivated by trying to solve the problems of domestic life in way that is practical, convenient, and fun. Her true challenge, especially with products for IKEA, is to develop quality design at a low price – she says that "Simple designs, appealing shapes, and clever solutions are only half the battle."
The new IKEA PS products won't hit US stores until August, but you can get a sneak peek of the collection in our ICFF photo gallery. Make sure to also check out all of our ICFF coverage.
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Abigroup, as part of the AdelaideAqua D&C Consortium, celebrated achieving a major milestone at the end of June with the safe flooding of the intake tunnel with seawater and then pumping this water into the plant via the intake pumping station at the $1.83 billion Adelaide Desalination Project, connecting ocean and land for the first time.
The achievement of this milestone was announced by the South Australian Minister for Water Paul Caica as he toured the project on June 29 to inspect the newly flooded tunnels and the intake pumping station – the first stop for seawater in the plant.
"This is an important milestone for the Adelaide Desalination Project as the teams here continue to work towards producing the first desalinated water by the end of July and reaching the 100 billion litre annual capacity by the end of 2012," Mr Caica said.
"Not only have we started bringing seawater into the plant, but we have also recently seen the arrival of the first Reverse Osmosis and Ultra-Filtration membranes to the site – two of the vital and delicate pieces of treatment technology used to desalinate water.
"Reaching these milestones demonstrates the dedication from the SA Water and AdelaideAqua D&C Consortium crews to ensure this very important project is completed with the highest regard for safety, the environment, quality and performance."
Abigroup, McConnell Dowell and Acciona Agua are in a Joint Venture to design and construct the new desalination plant which will have a capacity of 100GL of desalinated water per year: enough to provide up to 50 per cent of Adelaide's water requirements.
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Happy Bastille Day! & you can now sleep in Versailles
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Happy belated Bastille Day (meant to publish this yesterday) check out these French style icons since 1798.
In every European history class I've ever taken, I anxiously await the chapter where we study the French Revolution so my mind can wonder to the Palace of Versailles as my hand takes notes on the guillotine and Voltaire. I imagine I'm Marie Antoinette (or at least Kirsten Dunst in Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette).
There is something about the lavish, ornate French style that seems so magical to me. I would love to visit Versilles and walk through the Hall of Mirrors, which is apparently packed with lots of tourists who share my vision. But now I can do one better and sleep like a King, since one of the buildings of the palace has been made into a luxury hotel!
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2. In a large bowl, whisk together oil, vinegar and salt. Stir in tuna, tomatoes, olives, parsley and capers.
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Successful young businessman David decides to leave the rat race of New York City behind and move into his parents' Florida retirement home to reconnect with them, re-evaluate his life and live the dream of retirement that so many are working toward.
In the premiere episode, David Robbins, a New York executive, decides to drop everything while visiting his parents Alan and Elaine Robbins in Florida, and move into their retirement community. The move prompts Alan and Elaine to make an unexpected life decision as well.
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CKTB asking you to get in the holiday spirit and help families within our community Friday December 7th during the 8th annual Great Holiday Food Drive.
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U.S. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is 73.
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Journalist and author Bob Woodward is 70.
Singer Diana Ross is 69.
Actor Johnny Crawford ("The Rifleman") is 67.
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Actor Ernest Thomas ("Everybody Hates Chris," "What's Happening") is 64.
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I think you missed the Toshiba Portege Z930. It is the lightest Ultrabook I have seen and it has been a great laptop for me!
toshibha laptop is osom and notng to say abut that
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Toshiba laptops may be nice, But currently Toshiba is NOT standing by their warranties as bought. I bought a 4 year complete care (system guard) with service express with onsite service 3 years ago and Toshiba is now a) playing who is responsible for service games with Service Net (their service provider and b) NOT standing by the onsite service warranty. I was told I didn't have to worry about keeping papers, only the laptop's serial number mattered, everything tracked that way. Now I have to go back and FIND the original warranty papers to prove I have on site warranty? DON'T TRUST TOSHIBA SERVICE, THEY ARE NOT STANDING BEHIND THEIR WARRANTIES AS BOUGHT.
Toshiba laptops are s***! I purchased a brand new one in Sept 2013. Complained in Oct, Nov, Dec, and Jan. I was yelled at by a Toshiba Manager!! He said there was nothing wrong with the laptop, it just had a virus. Laptop freezes, has had factory reset on it once. So disappointed!! So frustrated! was planning on running my business and designing fabric on this laptop. Now I have an $800 piece of s*** with extended warranty that Toshiba will do nothing about. I will tell every media outlet I can DO NOT BUY TOSHIBA!!!!!!
Hey someone using Toshiba L455 (Satellite) out there?
I have a Toshiba p70 a 01q and its the best laptop out there for the money. Its super fast and I like heavier laptops just because they are better built. If you get a virus on a Toshiba laptop you hold down 0 while turning it on and then follow what it says to do a factory reboot. It takes 4 to 6 hours to complete…
i had an HP throughout college and law school. I decided to try a Toshiba to see the difference. I will never ever ever buy another Toshiba product again. It is the worst computer you can imagine getting. It's too many apps. Not user-friendly at all and is very very complicated. I cannot believe someone got paid to design this thing. I don't mean to be dramatic but honestly I wouldn't wish this computer on my worst enemy. I will stick to HP from now on. For sure.
the first laptop i ever bought was a toshiba c655 (i3) which am still using, and so far i have not regretted it,its a great laptop, it has no flaws…
I AM NEVER BUYING ANY TOSHIBA PRODUCT EVER AGAIN, i bought a toshiba laptop online as a present it costed around 300 $ when i opened it the laptop was missing keys on the keyboard i managed fix this but the keys kept falling out i called toshiba which provided no assistance whatso ever bad service that they kept transefering me from line to line it was fustrating and took about a month to surprisingly they said i had a month of gurantee and i told them my story bout 50 times they told me to send my computer pay shipping which they returned to say it was a physical damage it there was nothing they could do but send it to get this fix i agreed to which they send it back to my adress which wasnt the deal and i was asked to pay for repairs plus shipping what is this? The system also crashes i run windows 8 and constatly freezes i have a satelite c55-a to whom i have wanted a refund but i cant get one Toshiba i am truely disappointed and disatisfied with your product your customer service and ur repair center these laptops should not cost a fortune when all your getting is something that should be 150$ and below
I AM NEVER BUYING ANY TOSHIBA PRODUCT EVER AGAIN, i bought a toshiba laptop online as a present it costed around 300 $ when i opened it the laptop was missing keys on the keyboard i managed fix this but the keys kept falling out i called toshiba which provided no assistance whatso ever bad service that they kept transefering me from line to line it was fustrating and took about a month to surprisingly they said i had a month of gurantee and i told them my story bout 50 times they told me to send my computer pay shipping which they returned to say it was a physical damage it there was nothing they could do but send it to get this fix i agreed to which they send it back to my adress which wasnt the deal and i was asked to pay for repairs plus
toshiba laptops and customer service is the worst I have ever dealt with. All calls outsourced to other countries and they charge customer for shipping a defective product back to them. They than try to make customer pay for repairs. I bought my first toshiba product this year after many years of HP only because it was cheap. Well you get what you pay for. Do a search on toshiba comments and/or reviews. Wish I had before buying. Many people same story toshiba does everything to keep from making the warrenty right. HP has always had great customer service and products.
I love my toshiba. best value for your money.
T have had a toshiba laptop for about a year. This is the first and last one I will ever had. It has been a horrible experience. I would be writing all day if I were specific about what was wrong with it. I will never by anything from this company again , ever.
Hi I am writing to tell people about my Toshiba laptop experience. I purchased a Toshiba Satellite L745 two years ago and it has been total junk for me. The keyboard needed replacing, the computer won't shut off, there are battery issues of flashing indicator lights, and in general it runs far, far too slow for what it is (i5 core). I have tried reinstalls and nothing seems to improve the poor performance. Don't buy one.
DO NOT BUY TOSHIBA!! Agreeing with Kristi Ryan who has commented below, it is a constant crasher, its slow, all sorts of odd things happen that are just not usual and especially not accpetable. I bought mine a month ago from Currys (who also have a bad reputation) and its basically a nightmare and no where near worth the £399 I paid for it, and the after service – on the first day there were errors listed to the extent of 1402! Toshiba used to be great, now they are one inch away from the trash can.
BEWARE-My wife has a Toshiba laptop and purchased a unit for Christmas a few years ago. Both of us had to shut down the auto update feature as we ended up fighting through issues every time an update took place and most times we had to perform a system restore for the units to operate properly again. I have spoken to co-workers who also have Toshibas and they have all commented they have had the same issues. I recently tried updating my browser and it brought the computer to its knees. It was taking hours for it to respond and execute commands. Again I had to do a system restore which took the better part of a day just to get it to launch. Based on my experiences and that of my co-workers I have talked to, if you are buying a unit and plan of keeping up with updates and upgrades, I recommend look at another brand. My 12 year old tower unit hasn't given me as much trouble as my Toshiba laptop has in two years.
Brought product to surface of Mars…
It stopped working.
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DO NOT BUY TOSHIBA LAPTOP! I am NEVER EVER buying anything by Toshiba, or should I say Toshita, EVER AGAIN. The laptop I have is a piece of sh*t. I've tried everything on the planet to hook it to my home wifi and it still doesn't. It freezes and everything, and they're customer service is nothing to write home about. A waste of money!!
I bought a new Toshiba satellite C855 two years ago. Today it is in my junk pile. Had nothing but problems with it. One day the mother-board just went dead.
Thinking of purchasing a Toshiba Laptop…..think again. My Toshiba is only 6 months old and cost me over $400. The screen on my computer is not responding correctly and is giving me a black dot that just keeps growing in size and although still under warranty, I have been told that this is an Out-of-Warranty issue and I will need to pay out of pocket to fix it. Oh did I mention that the out of pocket cost will be about $400 plus the shipping and handling that I will need to pay in order to have the computer shipped back and forth. So for a 6 month old computer in order to fix a problem which I did not cause, it will cost me about the same amount of money, if not more, than the computer itself.
What a waste!!!!
Horrible Toshiba customer service and no way to email corporate. The website is all garbage self help. Two laptops have failed miserably. Lots of information about their CEOs and "commitment" to customer service which is nonsense. Never, never again. They should care. There are far too many negative comments about Toshiba laptops and how they fail miserably in the last few years. Walk away.
Wow! At least I am not alone. I wish iread these reviews before purchasing anything from Toshiba!
They do not cover their own warranties. Beware. Do not patronize this company!
what do you suggest to buy Toshiba or Hip computer? ta
This site must be funded by Toshiba. I found Toshiba laptop to be of poor quality, customer service non-existent. DO NOT BUY TOSHIBA.
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is this board twin tip or directional
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well its technically both. the stance is set back, but you can adjust it to make it a true twin by setting your binders forward
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it says directional in the tech specs.
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