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- 0Jul 12, '12 by jonron1216Just boarded my first of three flights. I don't have tissues, but I'll know who to ask should my nose start running. :-) Excited to meet everyone tomorrow!
- 0Jul 12, '12 by piebirdI just wanted to say GOOD LUCK to everyone attending Duke Days tomorrow! Y'all are going to do great! Don't stress and I hope you have a fun day. I am cracking up over the tissues. I always have tons of tissues in my purse, so everyone going on Monday is covered on the tissue front, ha ha. Thinking good thoughts for everyone!!!!
- 0Jul 12, '12 by DancingfreeThanks piebird!!! And good luck to you and all the other future Duke Day attendees. Sending positive vibes and best wishes to us all...first step in our path to becoming nurses
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- 3Jul 15, '12 by DancingfreeGood Luck Monday and Friday Duke Day attendees!!!
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- 0Jul 16, '12 by piebirdHi everybody! I attended Duke Days today and just wanted to let y'all know how it went for me. Overall, I had a very good day. I was super impressed with the nursing school and its facilities, and everybody was so nice. I went on the tours before lunch and interviewed after lunch. Definitely try to eat a big breakfast - I don't think I ate enough in the morning and was kind of passing out by lunch ha. Waiting so long to interview was a little exhausting, but the good thing was that my nerves had pretty much worn off by then. Seriously, do not stress and just try to enjoy the day - it was super interesting. I know y'all are going to rock it!
- 0Jul 16, '12 by jonron1216Hey everybody. I went to Duke Days on last Friday and just wanted to say that I was absolutely blown away by the quality of the program. Duke has so much to offer its nursing students, and the faculty seem very kind and really into helping the students succeed. The facilities are outstanding and the campus is beautiful! As has been said here before, Duke days isn't something to stress about. Take the time to enjoy the day learning about the nursing program and all Duke has to offer (trust me, there is tons!) It was a blast meeting others who had applied. Best of luck to all those going this Friday!
- 0Jul 17, '12 by desertmaxI hope everyone's interview yesterday went well. For those going on Friday, just relax (like everyone else has said) and enjoy the day! There's a lot of information that they present to you throughout the day. You really get a sense of how great this program is after spending a good amount of time with the faculty, staff, and even some of the current students. Good luck to everyone!
- 0Jul 24, '12 by jonron1216hey guys, i was just wondering if those of you who went to duke days on the 13th and 20th were also told that the admissions committee would meet this week, but that decisions are tentatively scheduled to be sent out on aug 6th?! is that right? after much hard work and dedicated creeping i saw that last year's spring cohort found out about admittance the tuesday following the last duke day. if trends continued that would be tomorrow... i'm assuming it won't be that soon because we were told at the first duke day that we probably won't hear til the 6th, but i figured might as well share what i discovered.
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FREEPRESS wrote on Jul 21, 2014 5:30 AM:
McKinney lost my vote as well as that of every lawful gun owner I know, because he supported that Draconian law. It's unfortunate because he appears to have good ideas otherwise. It was the stupidest move he could make if he wanted to run for governor, but hedging his chances for getting reelected to his present position with Newtown votes was more important than protecting gun owners rights. For that he'll pay the price. "
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every pro 2a group in ct is rallying their members to remove all of the puppets that enacted these useless restrictions. "
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McKinney is a RHINO. May as well keep Malloy in office.
Otherwise we will stay home and let Malloy win again.
The days of us voting for wishy washy Republicans is over.
Alffie...it's called the Tea Party. "
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You give up way to easy Alfie! "
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This wll tell us if we mean business or if are wanting more abuse by the Malloys of the world. "
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I guess malloy and Newtown threatened McKinney to do it or else he would be history..... "
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It also bears mentioning that not everyone believes the school shooting occurred as a result of not enough gun laws. Many believe that, being a school and thus a gun free zone, it provided a very easy target for a horrible person to commit an absolutely atrocious act of violence. "
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I have a desktop PC I haven't used in around a year. It used to Blue Screen on me and that is one of the reasons it has sat unused for so long.
I am trying to determine how healthy the PC is.
So far, I have installed a clean Vista 32 bit installation.
Run the Vista Memory Diagnostic x 2
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I have experienced one Blue Screen, but it did not offer any clues to what the cause may be (it froze preparing a crash dump).
The blue screen occoured after the Memory Diagnostic tool had completed.
The memory test reached 99%, the PC began to boot as normal (I think) and the blue screen appeared.
I'm not sure if the blue screen is tied to the memory test, or the 'boot'.
I ran the memory test again straight after, it completed with no known errors and booted without a problem.
I suspect one or two components may need to be replaced/upgraded but I'm not sure where to start until I identify the cause of the BSOD.
I plan to test the CPU,MOBO and GPU tommorow.
I have ordered some compressed air and thermal paste so that I can clear out the case and hopefully reduce the temps a bit.
Could the build up of dust and dirt be the sole cause of the blue screens?
Is it more likely that the build up of dirt and dust have led to long-term damage due to increased operating temps?
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I'm still waiting on my anti-static matting and cleaning gear. When it arrives I'll clean everything out, run tests again and look into replacing the CMOS battery.
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practise helps a lot...try writing and practising on cursive writing books...
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try writing with another hand. did you know that posture helps with how you write too? or just practice.
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A good ink pen with a chiselled nib not a ball type nib. Try lots of practice on squared paper to get the length of the letters and loops uniform. In MICROSOFT WORD there is a font called French Script. Type some words in this font and try to copy it.
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Practice, look at different types of handwriting and see what suits you best, what you like. Experiment with different hand postions and different types of pens. Some write better than others and will influence your handwriting.
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I find the two most important tools for good handwriting are: 1) Stroke order. This refers to order and even direction of how you draw your letters or characters. When learning to write letters/characters at all (such as a new language's characters like Russian, Japanese, Arabic, etc...) you first learn HOW TO DRAW the character. In most early writing books for English, you should notice arrows along the letters indicating which way the pencil moved when drawing each line. 2) Mirroring/Matching/Tracing. The other most contributing factor that can be affected BY stroke order is the correct appearance of the character. When writing, try to make your characters angles and curves match as exactly as possible to the handwriting font you wish to have/emulate. {{If the capital letter "R" has a big fat upper curve, then make sure your "R" has plenty of space inside that 'bubble' the curve makes. If that "R" has a small space in between the upright 'back' leg and the diagonal leg, make sure your "R" doesn't connect the two legs. In other words, don't be lazy! And exaggerate if you have to at first.}} What you want is something that you can read without stopping. Simply put, your eyes should actually FEEL good reading it. Your head should say "Okay, words. And I know which ones." When you have bad handwriting your head says "Eww, lines and scratches. Oh? Words? Okay, which ones? Got half of them. What are the rest? I'm tired. Leave me alone."
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A key defense witness for imprisoned murder-for-hire plotter Edgar Steele has been sentenced to prison in Washington for stealing cars.
Daryl J. Hollingsworth, 41, pleaded guilty this week to two counts of second-degree taking a motor vehicle without permission and was sentenced to 22 months in prison.
The charges stem from Hollingsworth stealing cars July 5, 2010 and June 22, 2009. Hollingsworth has at least 13 previous felony convictions, including for theft, forgery, second-degree kidnapping and second-degree robbery.
He was in the Bonner County Jail when he met Steele, who was awaiting trial on federal charges alleging he'd hired Sagle-area handyman Larry Fairfax to kill his wife, Cyndi Steele.
Hollingsworth testified at Steele's trial in Boise last year that he was asked by Fairfax to design the cover of his book to include a "picture of Larry Fairfax's logging truck running over an Aryan Nations member."
Steele was a lawyer for the Aryan Nations in a 2000 lawsuit that bankrupted the racist group. Holllingsworth said he also was asked to include a picture of an FBI agent stabbing Fairfax in the back.
The testimony was aimed at discrediting Fairfax, but a jury convicted Steele on all charges in May 2011. He was sentenced to 50 years in prison in November and is being housed at a maximum-security prison in Victorville, Calif.
Fairfax is scheduled to be released from prison at the end of this month on weapons charges related to a pipe bomb he planted on Cyndi Steele's car.
Hollingsworth is in the Spokane County Jail awaiting transport to a state prison.
A federal judge has denied Edgar Steele's motion for a new trial.
U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill denied the motion in an order filed today. Read his 18-page ruling here.
Steele, 65, is to be sentenced Wednesday by Winmill in Coeur d'Alene. Prosceutors are seeking 50 years in prison.
A jury in Boise convicted him of four felonies May 5 for paying his handyman, Larry Fairfax, in silver to kill his wife and mother-in-law with a car bomb so he could spend time with a young Ukrainian woman he met online.
Steele's been in jail since his arrest in June 2010. Fairfax is serving 27 months for placing a pipe bomb under Cyndi Steele's car and not telling authorites.
"To plan the murder of an innocent spouse is unthinkably heartless," federal prosecutors Marc Haws and Traci Whelan wrote in a sentencing recommendation in U.S. District Court. "To manipulate a financially desperate neighbor to commit the murder with a violent car bomb explosion is depraved."
Prosecutors compared Steele, a former lawyer to Aryan Nations founder Richard Butler and the self-described "attorney for the damned," to Raskolnikov, the main character in Fyodor Dostoyevski's novel "Crime and Punishment."
"In his plotting, Edgar Steele seems modeled on Raskolnikov: too far above the law, and too smart to get caught," prosecutors wrote.
Read more from the sentencing recommendation here.
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A North Idaho attorney convicted of hiring a hitman to kill his wife should spend 50 years in prison for his "chillingly calculated" crimes, prosecutors said in recent court filings.
Edgar J. Steele, 65, is to be sentenced Nov. 9 at 9 a.m. in U.S. District Court in Coeur d'Alene. A jury convicted him of four felonies May 5 after a two-week trial in Boise for paying his handyman, Larry Fairfax, in silver to kill his wife and mother-in-law with a car bomb so he could spend time with a young Ukrainian woman he met online.
"To plan the murder of an innocent spouse is unthinkably heartless," federal prosecutors Marc Haws and Traci Whelan wrote in a 13-page sentencing memorandum filed Oct. 24 in U.S. District Court. "To manipulate a financially desperate neighbor to commit the murder with a violent car bomb explosion is depraved."
Prosecutors compared Steele, a former lawyer to Aryan Nations founder Richard Butler and the self-described "attorney for the damned," to Raskolnikov, the main character in Fyodor Dostoyevski's novel "Crime and Punishment."
"In his plotting, Edgar Steele seems modeled on Raskolnikov: too far above the law, and too smart to get caught," prosecutors wrote.
Steele's wife, Cyndi Steele, (pictured with attorney Wesley Hoyt after the verdict in May) believes he is innocent and a victim of a government conspiracy to silence him.
Fairfax secretly recorded Steele discussing the plot but was arrested after Steele was because Cyndi Steele found a pipe bomb under her car that Fairfax had affixed weeks earlier.
Fairfax told FBI agents he didn't tell them about the bomb because it was rigged not to work and was no longer attached to the vehicle, but testimony at trial showed otherwise. Fairfax was sentenced in May to 27 months in prison.
Steele's lawyer Robert McAllister was disbarred in Colorado shortly after the trial for ethical violations unrelated to Steele's case, including misusing client money. In a motion for a new trial, McAllister has said he was ineffective as Steele's counsel during trial because he was distracted by his pending disbarment.
The motion has not yet been ruled on by the court.
Steele's new lawyer, Wesley Hoyt, did not return a phone call seeking comment today.
The minimum sentences for each of Steele's convictions - use of interstate commerce facilities in the commission of murder for hire, use of explosive materials to commit a federal felony, possession of a destructive device in relation to a crime of violence and tampering with a victim - is 40 years.
But prosecutors say such a sentence "would not adequately reflect the totality of the Defendant's actions in plotting to kill his wife, commissioning pipe bombs and obstructing or tampering with a witness into consideration; it would punish him only for the use of an explosive or destructive device."
They are recommending U.S. District Judge Lynn Winmill sentence Steele to 600 months in prison, or 50 years.
Prosecutors said Steele had opportunities to change his mind but because "heartlessly more insistent" that Fairfax (pictured) "get this job done" by any means, including a gun shot or car crash. (Federal agents actually told Steele his wife had been run off the road in a ruse just before his arrest. They say he stood up and a fecal matter filled the air when they told him they actually knew of the murder plot.)
In the sentencing memorandum, prosecutors include several quotes from Steele's recording with Fairfax prior to his arrest. A sampling: "Go get, get this job done, Larry." "Okay, I'm counting on it. I mean, Larry I am really up against it, it has to happen right now." "Well, you better not get your f**king ass caught."
Prosecutors also quoted Steele discussing the need for Fairfax to make sure Cyndi Steele dies because he doesn't want to take care of a paraplegic.
"These few, chilling words from Steele's own heart, mind and mouth establish the outrageous circumstances of his offenses," prosecutors wrote.
Steele had no previous criminal record and was a long-time attorney handling civil cases. Steele has said his ideologies and defense of racists like Butler motivated his prosecution, but prosecutors say "nothing could be further from the truth."
"His ideologies were no reason to bring this case, and his ideologies were no dissuasion from bringing this case," prosecutors wrote. "Incarceration is warranted in this case, not because of what Edgar Steele's ideologies re, nor because of who Edgar Steele is, but because of what he did to commit these crimes."
Edgar Steele's lawyers have 10 reasons he should receive a new trial, including alleged untimely production of Larry Fairfax's notes, errors in admitting the video tapped deposition of his alleged Ukrainian love interest, and newly discovered evidence about the viability of the explosive device.
Federal prosecutors listed the reasons in a document filed last week in U.S. District Court in Coeur d'Alene in response to a sealed document by defense lawyers Robert McAllister of Colorado and Gary Amendola of Coeur d'Alene that talks of intent to seek a new trial.
The defense document was filed a week after a jury in Boise convicted Steele of four felonies related to a plot to kill his wife and mother in law.
According to prosecutors, McAllister and Amendola included the following reasons:
1) Newly discovered evidence regarding Jeff Buck and the viability of the explosive device (from Fairfax's sentencing);
2) Defense was unable to secure the attendance of Dr. George Papcun to testify;
3) Contention that the Court erred in excluding the testimony of Dennis Walsh;
4) Alleged violation of attorney-client communication privilege;
5) Alleged untimeliness of production Fairfax's "fictional book" notes;
6) Alleged error in allowing cross-examination of Cyndi Steele using the petition for divorce from 2000;
7) Alleged error of admitting the video tape deposition of Tatyana Loginova;
8) Alleged error in sustaining objections to testimony of Bob Stoll, DVM;
9) Allegations of error in sustaining Government objections during cross-examination of Larry Fairfax; and
10) Allegation of error in instructing the jury as to the second question of the jury during deliberations.
The sealed motion filed last week apparently was not an actual motion for anew trial - it asked for more time to file that motion.
Prosecutors objected to that request, saying the fact that the defense was able to list 10 reasons for a new trial seven days after the verdict was proof they didn't need more time.
But U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill gave the defense until June 30 to file final post-trial motions. Steele is scheduled to be sentenced Aug. 22; he faces at least 30 years in prison.
A North Idaho attorney convicted last week of hiring his handyman to kill his wife and mother-in-law has requested a new trial.
Lawyers for Edgar J. Steele, 65, filed a motion for a new trial Thursday in U.S. District Court in Coeur d'Alene.
The motion is sealed. Lawyer Robert McAllister, of Colorado, declined to discuss its contents, and Gary Amendola did not return a phone call seeking comment.
Steele faces at least 30 years in prison when he's sentenced in August.
A jury convicted him May 5 of use of interstate commerce to commission murder for hire, use of explosive material to commit a federal felony and tampering with a victim after a week-long trial in Boise.
The hitman-turned FBI informant, Larry Fairfax, was sentenced to 27 months in prison Wednesday for a pipe bomb he attached to Cyndi Steele's SUV.
Cyndi Steele believes her husband was framed because of his defense of clients like the late Richard Butler, founder of the Aryan Nations.
Edgar Steele's lawyers, Robert McAllister and Gary Amendola, obtained selections of Larry Fairfax's handwritten journal notes last week after U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill issued a ruling he now says was a mistake.
Now prosecutors are investigating whether McAllister and/or Amendola orders by allowing Cyndi Steele to read those notes.
Cyndi Steele read a statement at Fairfax's sentencing Wednesday that Assistant U.S. Attorney Traci Whelan says contained information directly from Fairfax's notes.
Whelan said her office will investigate; Winmill said appropriate action will be taken if Steele's lawyer did violate the court order.
Fairfax (pictured) was sentenced to 27 months in prison Wednesday.
Larry Fairfax, the main witness in the Edgar Steele murder-for-hire trial, plans to write a book based on the case called "An Act of Defiance: Built on Lies and Deceit by the FBI."
A federal judge is reviewing Larry Fairfax's handwritten notes to determine if defense lawyers in Edgar Steele's murder-for-hire case are entitled to the material.
Judge B. Lynn Winmill said this morning that he erred when he ordered prosecutors to obtain the 238 pages of notes last week.
Prosecutors had objected to Winmill's request, saying they are not evidence under federal case law. Winmill now says he made a mistake.
But because Winmill forced prosecutors to obtain the notes, Steele's lawyer, Robert McAllister, argued they needed to be provided to the defense.
Winmill said today that he'll review the notes and give the defense relevant material. He said "relevant" will be defined broadly. Court is on an extended break while Winmill looks at the notes.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Traci Whelan agreed that because the material was now with the prosecution because of Winmill's order, the notes were subject to review.
"It's not something I want to see, but it's not something we can undo," she said.
Whelan said the notes contain Fairfax's thoughts on the case, his lawyer, his love for his wife and children, his concerns about how they'll survive financially and other personal matters.
Fairfax's lawyer, John Miller, emphasized that no one has been subpoenaed for the material. He said the defense mentioning the book in court without having even seen it as part of a tactic.
Miller said the notes are "really almost a diary."
"It's his daily rantings and ravings from the time he was arrested," Miller said.
He said the notes contain private thoughts, including prayers and opinions on Miller, Whelan and other court officials. "It should not have been reviewed by anyone," Miller said.
McAllister said he didn't subpoena the notes before trial because he didn't know they existed until Fairfax referenced them in cross examination last week.
"It's ironic that the government is using the writings of my client while in jail while attempting to convict him, then refusing to provide to me the writings of the main witness," McAllister said.
McAllister said Fairfax's notes about the case could be crucial to Steele's defense.
"I can't think of better material for impeachment than that," he said.
A longtime friend of Edgar Steele told jurors that he was "shocked" when he learned of Steele's arrest and never saw Steele threaten or harm anyone in the more than 40 years he's known him.
Jeff Miller, a partner with George's Cyclotron Inc., who also works with Hendry Ranch Wines in Napa Valley, Calif., said he met Steele through a mutual friend in the late 1960s or early 1970s in the San Francisco area.
Their families socialized, and Steele's children still refer to Miller as "Uncle Jeff," he told jurors. Miller said he met Cyndi Steele a year or two before she married Edgar, and that he's never known Steele to threaten or harm his wife or children.
"Ed is a very strict parent, as am I. So sometimes you come down on the kids. But that's our job," Miller said.
He said he learned of Steele's arrest when Steele's son, Rex, called him.
"It was quite a shock," Miller said. Miller said he didn't know of the Steeles' divorce petition in 2000 until Sunday night.
Under cross examination by prosecutors, Miller acknowledged that he didn't know of the Steeles' marriage problems and that Edgar Steele never confided to him that he was looking for women on Match.com.
Miller said Steele once tried to enlist his help with research into the Russian bride scam. He said Steele called and asked him to go to a website and find a particular person, and that it would cost him "a couple hundred dollars."
But Miller's wife told him it wasn't a good idea. "I called him back that same day and told him my wife wouldn't let me do it," Miller said.
Also testifying this morning was a Sagle, Idaho, man who traveled with Fairfax to check on a pipe bomb attached to Cyndi Steele's SUV.
James Maher, Fairfax's cousin, told jurors today that he spent about 10 seconds trying to see if the device was still there.
Maher said he couldn't get under the 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor because neighbors near the Oregon City, Ore., home of Steele's mother-in-law were watching.
Maher said he wanted to see if the pipe bomb was gone "because I thought Cyndi Steele was a really nice lady."
Maher admitted that Fairfax once said something about appearing on the Oprah Winfrey show. "That was like an over-the-top thing," Maher said. "But yeah, I thought it might work out for him; I don't know."
But, Maher added, "there was no braggery involved."
He said Fairfax said he couldn't check himself because Cyndi Steele might see him. "Then the jig would be up," Maher said.
Edgar Steele told a 25-year-old Ukrainian woman after his arrest on murder-for-hire charges that the Anti-Defamation League had manufactured a recording of him plotting to kill his wife using a collection of secret recordings by Larry Fairfax and thousands of hours of online audio files.
Steele wrote in a letter to Tatyana Loginova that the case against him began when Fairfax stole $45,000 in silver, though prosecutors have shown jurors that Steele cashed in about that same amount of silver a couple months before his arrest.
"This has been a huge shock to me but not really a surprise; they have been after me for a long time because of my outspoken criticism" of the federal government and U.S. power brokers, Steele wrote Loginova.
FBI Special Agent Brent Smith, who is based in the Ukraine, read from the letter this morning in U.S. District Court in Boise, the fourth day of testimony in Steele's murder-for-hire trial.
Smith helped with Loginova's deposition in the Ukraine. Loginova declined to travel to the United States to testify, and because she is not a U.S. citizen, she could not be forced to appear.
In a deposition taped in early March, Loginova, through a translator, said she met Steele through an online dating website, exchanged emails and learned about his personal life.
"Did he ever tell you if he had kids?" Assistant U.S. Attorney Traci Whelan asked.
"Yes, he did. They told me that they don't live with him though. He told me that he lives alone," Loginova said through a translator.
Steele wrote that Loginova could find work, "take care of our babies, make love to me, whatever would make you happy."
He said he was trying to get his children to mail her a package with a teddy bear, map of the area and other gifts.
"I begin to suspect that my ex may be behind all of this," Steele writes. "She knows that you are very special to me and I know that's why she has not sent your box as she promised me she would do."
Loginova said Steele planned to visit Ukraine in August 2010.
She said the two began talking over Skype in May or early June.
Under cross examination, defense lawyer Gary Amendola emphasized that Loginova doesn't actually know if Steele is the one who wrote the letter.
Steele's wife, Cyndi Steele, testified last week that her husband was corresponding with Loginova and other women as part of his research into the Russian mail order bride scam.
The prosecution has rested. Judge Winmill has denied a defense motion to dismiss the charges against Steele.
The defense will begin presenting its case shortly. Steele's wife and daughter have attended each day of the trial. Hayden resident Deon Masker, wife of white supremacist Richard Masker, is at the trial for the first time today.
This pipe bomb was attached to Cyndi Steele's car June 15 when she went to a Coeur d'Alene auto shop for a routine oil change. The photo was shown to jurors today in Edgar Steele's murder-for-hire trial.
BOISE - Edgar Steele's lawyers have questioned the reliability of recordings that show their client discussing the plot to kill his wife with alleged hitman-turned-FBI-informant Larry Fairfax.
These are portions of phone calls from the Kootenai County Jail that were played for jurors today in the murder-for-hire trial of Edgar Steele.
BOISE - Cyndi Steele testified today that she knew her husband was talking to European women online but said the communication was part of his research into Russian mail order brides.
The main witness against Edgar Steele is writing a book he says is fiction and "may have" said he hopes to be on the Oprah show.
Larry Fairfax (left) admitted that under cross examination this morning in U.S. District Court in Boise, the second day of testimony in Steele's murder-for-hire trial.
Steele's defense lawyer, Robert McAllister, said Bonner County Jail inmate Daryl Hollingsworth (right) was asked by Fairfax "if he could design the cover for your book."
"You kept it a secret from the FBI, secret from the government and secret from the defense, but you told Daryl Hollingsworth about it?" McAlliser said.
Fairfax said no one but Hollingsworth had inquired. He said Hollingsworth saw him writing in jail one day and asked what he was doing.
McAllister said Fairfax also told his cousin he planned to make himself out to be the hero in the book, but Fairfax denied that. McAllister also said Hollingsworth says Fairfax claimed he'd been paid to set up Steele.
Fairfax said Hollingsworth, who is in jail for stabbing someone in Sandpoint, had a reputation as a liar.
Fairfax has said he was paid $10,000 in silver coins as a down payment for the murders. He said he gathered the coins from a desk drawer in Steele's garage, but McAllister implied that Fairfax actually stole it.
McAllister emphasized that Fairfax knew where the Steeles hid their silver and could "easily" remove it, but Fairfax said that wasn't true.
Cyndi Steele had filed a theft report regarding $45,000 in silver from their home. Fairfax was listed as the suspect, McAllister said. He denied taking the coins during testimony this morning.
Under questioning from Assistant U.S. Attorney Traci Whelan, Fairfax said the theft report was not filed until after Steele was arrested.
Fairfax said the stash spots he helped construct at Steele's home were for "stashing weapons when the economy collapsed and everyone was rioting." He said the spots were covered in drywall and not easily accessible.
McAllister questioned Fairfax about his bankruptcy filing and desire for money. He's said in his opening statement that Fairfax set up Steele to cover up his theft of silver.
"How many times do you think you lied to Edgar Steele?" McAllister asked.
"Maybe twice," Fairfax replied.
"What were those lies?" McAllister said.
"That I would kill his wife…(and) that I would kill his mother-in-law," Fairfax replied.
McAllister focused on statements Fairfax reportedly made regarding coming up with "a big lie."
Fairfax said that comment was in regards to a story he told his wife about why he was traveling to Portland. (Fairfax says he went there under FBI surveillance to make Steele believe he was following through with the murders.)
Fairfax's testimony just ended.
BOISE - When Larry Fairfax spoke with Edgar Steele about a plot to kill Steele's wife, he asked the North Idaho lawyer why he didn't divorce his wife instead.
In this sketch by Ward Hooper, Assistant U.S. Attorney Marc Haws is shown at the podium during the trial of Edgar J. Steele today. Steele is shown at right.
BOISE - Larry Fairfax told jurors in the Edgar Steele murder-for-hire trial that though he accepted money from Steele, he never intended to kill anyone and told the FBI about the plot because he feared retribution.
BOISE - The day Edgar Steele was arrested for an alleged murder plot against his wife, investigators first told him his wife had died in a car crash to see if he would go along with alibis he'd mentioned in a secretly recorded conversation with an FBI informant.
BOISE - Prosecutors say the case against Edgar Steele is simple.
BOISE - Edgar Steele's defense won't be able to call two expert witnesses it lined up to question the authenticity of FBI tapes of Steele talking with Larry Fairfax about an alleged murder-for-hire plot against Steele's wife, Cyndi, a federal judge in Boise ruled Thursday.
The testimony and expertise from one proposed expert was unreliable, U.S. District Judge Lynn Winmill found, and the qualifications and testimony of the second were irrelevant, at least at this point.
Steele, a self-described "attorney for the damned" who's represented clients including the Aryan Nations, goes to trial on Tuesday on four felony charges related to an alleged murder-for-hire plot to kill his wife and mother-in-law; he faces up to 30 years in prison.
Cyndi Steele's lawyer, Wesley Hoyt, is the one who contacted the proposed experts and sent them the FBI tapes. "Mrs. Steele believes that the tapes were manipulated," he said after the judge's ruling Thursday. "The victim is totally supporting the accused. She believes in his innocence."
Read the rest of Betsy Z. Russell's story here.
Past coverage:
April 19: Evidence hearing set for Edgar Steele
A judge will review evidence in the Edgar Steele murder-for-hire case at a hearing Wednesday in Boise.
Federal prosecutors are concerned about reports from two defense experts that they say are repetitive and lack the substance needed to be admitted at trial, which is set to begin with jury selection next Tuesday in Boise. One report is a "copy and paste" of the other, prosecutors say.
Trial was to begin March 7, but prosecutors wanted defense expert Dr. George Papcun excluded from trial, and U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill said he couldn't issue a ruling then. Prosecutors then joined in the defense motion to continue trial, leading to the delay.
Winmill said he would review Papcun's report at the evidence hearing. On March 17, defense filed an expert notice for Dennis Walsh, but prosecutors say Walsh's report is identical to Papcun's report. They've asked for Walsh's testimony to be excluded or for him to provide "a more full report," accoridng to court documents.
Winmill is to consider those issues on Wednesday.
In a memorandum filed Monday, prosecutors cited case law that says courts "may conclude that there is simply too great an analytical gap between the data and the opinion proffered" and exclude testimony.
They said neither Papcun nor Walsh submitted reports that indicate their testimony will be based on sufficient facts or reliable principals.
"Interestingly, the opinion provided in George Papcun's report seems to have been "cut and pasted" into Dennis Walsh's report verbatim," according to the memo.
The reports say the recordings, which investigators say show Steele discussing the murder plot with hitman-turned-FBI-informant Larry Fairfax, are unreliable and "do not accurately reflect the sounds and conversations that actually occurred."
But prosecutors say they do not offer details.
"The experts unsupported opinion that the voices on the recordings are dubbed or do not belong to Steele is designed to confuse the jury," accoridng to the memo.
Steele's lawyers, Gary Amendola and Robert McAllister, were not immediately available for comment.
Steele was to undergo a mental health examination last week in Boise at the request of prosecutors.
His wife, Cyndi Steele (left), said he will not be presenting an insanity defense, rather, Steele's lawyers will argue that he was under the influence of medication and could have been easily influenced and manipulated by Fairfax.
Those expected to testify for the defense include Daryl James Hollingsworth (right), a Bonner County Jail inmate who recently pleaded guilty to aggravated assault.
Hollingsworth may have had contact with Steele and/or Fairfax while in jail.
Past coverage:
April 13: Audio experts to testify at Steele trial
June 20, 2010: Arrest puts Steele back in public eye


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There's a first time for everything, so I thought I'd throw out a mock draft of my own. The fanbase consensus seems to be that we will go WR or D-line for the first pick, and then address other needs with our 2-4 picks as they come up. So I'll try something different here and see how it looks. It's a bit offense heavy, but I think it addresses our main needs, including one that everyone is avoiding... :)
1.26 - Brandon Weedon, QB OK State
Obviously not a popular pick, but let's assume that the Texans' statements about Schaub's recovery are embellished and just a smoke screen for their draft purposes. Let's also assume Matt can't play this season. Well, the most seasoned QB left on the board is Weedon, and he should be able to start week 1. He's a bit old at 28, but that will mean he is more mature than the younger guys available. He's more mobile than Schaub, and started every game for the last 2 years. In those two years of starting, he threw for over 9000 yards, 71 TDs and 26 INTs. I believe he will be a better QB than Yates, though they would both compete for the starting role in camp. He also has a good pump fake, something we don't see a lot with Schaub, but could definitely be useful. It will take some time for him to adjust to playing under center, but I think he can do it. He has good accuracy, a good release, and excellent arm strength. He was even drafted in the MLB as a pitcher before he switched to a real sport... :)
Weeden in the 2012 Fiesta Bowl
2.58 - Brandon Thompson, DT Clemson
I really like this guy for Wade's system and I think he could be our starting NT for the next few years. He's 6-2 310 pounds and could be utilized just like Jay Ratliff was when Wade was with the Cowboys. Cody is probably gone after this season, so we should look for a successor now. Earl Mitchell can move to DE to backup Antonio, and provide depth.
Thompson plays vs GT
3.76 - Mitchell Schwartz, OT Cal
Moving up 13 spots in the 3rd pays off here as the 8th best OT falls to the mid third round. This would be a good value for the Texans if they could get him here and I think it is entirely possible. Schwartz reportedly had a back injury in the spring of 2011 and that could cause him to drop to the 3rd round. At 6'5 315 pounds, Schwartz is a good size for the ZBS tackle position. His durability shouldn't be much of an issue as he has started every game for Cal for the last 4 years. During Kubiak's first draft, the Texans took Spencer and Winston at picks 65 and 66th overall, so a 3rd round Olineman fits the tendency of Kubiak.
Schwartz LT against Stanford
4.99 - Keenan Robinson, LB Texas
The Texans need some depth at LB, so they get some local help from Texas. Keenan has been solid against the run for Texas and can drop into zone coverage on passes, which could allow Cushing to rush the passer in some situations. I think he's big enough to play ILB, but could also be in rotation at OLB. I'm sure Wade can figure out something to do with him. He's also very well spoken, seems like a stand up guy and was a leader on Texas' defense. Certainly fits the Texans' profile for players and could help fill the hole left by Ryans' departure.
Robinson vs OU 2010
4.121 - Michael Egnew, TE Missouri
Kubes fills Dreesen's role with the 3rd best TE in this class. He can block pretty well, and he is a good pass catcher. He unknowingly helped the Texans quite a bit in 2010 when he helped make Blaine Gabbert look like an NFL QB prospect. :) He's a big guy at 6'5⅛" 252 pounds, which is a bit different than our TEs of the past, but I think he could be a very good #2 TE. Casey stays at FB in this scenario, which is good because his versatility would be great to have in the lineup.
2010 Positives and Negatives
5.161 - Jeff Fuller, WR Texas A&M
Another local pick and Kubiak finally drafts an Aggie! Probably a bit too late on the WR front for most of you, but I think JJ and Walter will be our WR 2/3 next year. Obviously Walter isn't going anywhere after the salary reduction, and JJ appears to have a good amount of guaranteed money on his deal which precludes them from cutting him.
Fuller has had a lot of issues this year with the hamstring injury and people questioning his mental toughness. He will be somewhat of a project, but Kubiak loves those and he has excellent size which Kubes loves. He's a great runblocker, so you know he's on the Texans' radar. His junior year was great statistically and would have put him as at least a 3rd round pick had he drafted, but he stayed around for a poor senior season and now he's paying for it. Getting him in the 5th is a good value as I think Kubiak can turn this kid around.
Fuller in 2011 Cotton Bowl vs PP
6.195 - Randy Bullock, K Texas A&M
Another Aggie? Yes, I think we all know the Texans need to get a kicker at some point, and drafting Bullock would certainly fill that role if they don't re-sign Rackers in the next 3 weeks. Rackers seems to have gotten no interest from other teams, so there is a chance he will be back, but looking to the future it would be great to solidify this position for the next 4 years. Bullock has quite a leg and a great record in college. He made 29 FGs last year, good for an 87.9 percentage. His long of 52 this year makes him an excellent prospect to develop over the next few years. He also has good kickoff power and can consistently hit the end zone from the 30 yard line. Should have no problems with the NFL's 35.
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7.233 - Eric Page, WR/KR Toledo
I love this little guy, and this may be too late of a draft spot for him. He's got everything you could ask for in a #3 WR, except for size. At 5'9" 186 pounds, he is undersized, but he makes up for it with great hands, good speed and elusiveness. He's only 20 years old, so he has plenty of time ahead of him to develop and put on some more muscle. I picture him in the slot position for us and being the second coming of David Anderson, only productive. His stats in college are incredible for only 3 years of starting. He was in track to pass Ryan Broyles' records in 2012, but decided to draft instead. In 2011, he started 13 games and had 125 receptions (avg 9.6 rec per game), 1182 yards, 9.5 ypc and 10 TDs. He also had 1 punt and kick return TD. He averaged over 25 yards per kick return, which could put him in line to start along side Manning.
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Page vs Northern Illinois
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Kudos on the work you put into this. Obviously you are going to get destroyed for drafting a QB. But working under the assumption that Schaub is out, its understandable. And obviously you like the big 12 conference!
I like the next 3 picks alot. I put Robinson and Schwartz in my mock too.
Only knock I have is that you drafted 2 defensive players. Would like to see a late round DB.
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So far I've been only concentrating on QBs and WRs.
I would say no to Weeden; he didn't show enough at that "advanced" age to merrit a first round grade for me. I don't like him as my QB to begin with.
I would take Fuller in the 5th.
I haven't seen Egnew this year, but I did watch him plenty last year.
Do they actually play him at TE this year (lining right next to the tackle) or do they play him as a receiver (with a TE title only) like last year when he never blocked in-line (if I recount it correctly.)
No matter, at that spot in the fourth, I'm on board with that pick, even if we play him like a big receiver, I would be fine with that.
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Anyone is welcome to criticize the picks, I know I have criticized others. I don't mind, but I do think that the Texans are in win-now mode and need a QB to do that. If Schaub won't be ready week 1, or even week 8, then we need a plan. I think Yates could be that guy, but we also have no one behind him right now, so Weeden makes a lot of sense. He's capable of starting ahead of Yates as well, and I don't think there are any other QBs we could get that can do that this year. Foles, Osweiller, Cousins, etc will all take more time to develop than Weeden.
I realize it's d-light, but honestly we don't have many holes on defense. I expect our secondary to remain in tact, and that Kjax can start as a #2 CB this year. We have lots of guys at CB that can take 25% of Kjax's snaps if necessary, like Harris, Carmichael or maybe McMannis. Quin and Manning are gonna be the starting safeties, so I don't see a reason to draft one this year. Keo and Demps are there for depth. We just need front 7 guys in this draft, the secondary depth will be addressed with UDFAs in this plan.
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I plan on watching Page, but have not gotten to it yet.
There are just so many receivers in this class (draftable and borderline draftable).
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He has all the tools and played pretty well under pressure.
(The same cannot be said for the others.)
He needs to improve on all aspects, but I think once it's all said and done, Cousins is the most likely to become a starter in the NFL. JMO, of course.
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That was Page's freshman tapes.
How did he run a 4.61 and 4.51-4.55 at some of the work-outs I read about?
His game speed looks faster than that.
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He did take a lot of snaps under center, which is good for transition to the NFL, but I just think of him a lot like Tannehill. He makes some good plays here and there, but my god are there a lot of boneheaded INTs or almost INTs. I just don't see that many mental mistakes from Weeden, so that's why I think he's more NFL ready. Also, I think the Big 12 competition was much more difficult than the Big 10. Cousins certainly has potential, and if I were gonna mock him I would say he's a late 2nd or early 3rd pick for the Texans. Could certainly put him at the 2nd round pick spot in my mock and sub in Jerel Worthy DT as the 1st round pick.
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I agree on your kicker.
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I disagree about the passing defense of the Big 10 vs the Big 12.
The big 10 had 2 teams in the top 5, 5 more teams in the top 20 (for a total of 7), 2 more in the top 50, then Purdue at 53, Iowa at 58, and NWstern at 71.
The only team in the Big 12 ranked in the top 40 was UT at 42.
I've seen plenty of bonehead plays from both Weeden and Tannehill.
Weeden, being close to 30, would never find a place on my draft board with that skill set. Sorry, but that's just how I would approach if I were to build a team. I would not draft Weeden before the fourth round, especially when I knew I could have had Dalton in the third last year (as a comparison). I would have drafted Dalton and have nothing to do with Weeden, actually.
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I'd like to see if we can grab Dale Moss before that though. A bigger and faster playa with great leaping skill and hands to match.
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Very interesting take, good read. Wondering if Schaub gets hurt again what the contingency plan would be? Or worse yet, another big money cap casualty next offseason when his contract expires. I would probably evaluate the QB class as a group & find better value later like they did with TJ Yates :specnatz:
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1. Weedon, I've been trying to wrap my mind around this pick all day and although what you say about Schaub's injury etc... makes sense I have to believe that Smithiak knows alot more about Schaub's injury and recovery than we do so I'll just have to trust them on this decision and pass on Weedon at this time.
2. Thompson, I love this pick, he's perfect for the Texans at NT thus the reason I put him in my last mock in the 2nd round, but getting Thompson late in the 2nd will require some luck.
3. Schwartz, I really like the player but I think he goes in the late 2nd round so this pick will also require some luck.
4a. Robinson, I like this pick, decent/good quality in the 4th for depth.
4b. Egnew, I like this pick, I'd hope for Ladarius Green down here but if not available I think Egnew is a good 2nd option if we take a TE.
5. Fuller, I don't think I'd touch this guy in the draft he has just imploded from what he was last year and his potential. He had a bad Combine, Pro Day, Senior Bowl, and senior season. He had some injuries but he also dropped the ball alot and wasn't even the best receiver on his team. This is a very deep WR class and we can do better.
6. Bullock, this could be the best pick in your mock as he should lock down the K position for the next 10-15 yrs..
7. Page, I don't know anything about this guy but it's a 7th round pick that most likely won't make the team anyway so why not.
I'd sure like to see a quality ILB somewhere in your mock.
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