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You know this story is almost so unbelievable that I think I might check out snopes.com...Of course.truth is stranger than fiction.
This is a discussion on Fairfax County Police (WoW) From VCDL (UGLY) within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; You know this story is almost so unbelievable that I think I might check out snopes.com...Of course.truth is stranger than fiction....
You know this story is almost so unbelievable that I think I might check out snopes.com...Of course.truth is stranger than fiction.
" Government is not reason, it is not eloquence, it is force; like fire, a troublesome servant and a fearful master." George Washington
I think some LEOs feel that the "public safety" is more important that the actual law and the law gets in the way of protecting the children (sheep, any word that fits). I see al kinds of signs with invalid threates posted. Just look at a local Jared's Jewery store. I've had MD LEOs tell me that if they caught me conceal carrying my pistol they wouldn't say a word because they could tell I was good guy. Well I would still be breaking the letter of the law. They wouldn't see me as a threat. I know New Yorkers that conceal carry every day without a permit and don't think twice. Better to be tried by twelve than carried by six.
Fiction has to make sense, reality doesn't care what you believe.
I've heard both sides of a few stories and want to hear the rest of this one.
Even if the guy had a mouth, the charges made were stupid.
Most of the "larger" departments I am familiar with do not require a degree. Unless they changed the requirements D.C. police and Houston only require a high school diploma to get hired. Of those that do require college, what they require is a number of college credits. Usually they do not have any requirement for what those credits are in. You could get your sixty credits in P.E. and underwater basket weaving and they count the same as my criminal justice and psychology credits. Some do require a bachelors to make sergeant and all required at least a bachelors to make LT or above.
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I know that most around here, even the small towns encourage a degree. Due to the shortage they don't require one but it is rare that anyone will move up any at all with out some kind of degree. A lot of them are two year degrees rather than four year but the trend is toward the four year. The days of hiring your buddy that can't get a job anywhere is approaching an end even for the jail guards but it is going to take a while. Sadly even PHD doesn't do a while lot of good to create good sense in some people.
Last I checked, posession of a college degree is not a fair indicator of intelligence or wisdom. All it tells me is you went to class for at least two years. You can get a degree with merely passing grades in what I consider remedial classes. I also know many people with a PHD that seriously lack intelligence, social skills, wisdom, or any combination thereof.
Having a degree does not make one "smart." What gave you that idea anyway? People are people regardless of profession or education.
heh, I wouldn't go by education requirements. I know folks with BS's that I wouldn't trust to plug in a light-bulb correctly. Same for the PHD...I know a few of those too. Neither of which have any common sense. ONE of them actually has a brain and knows how to use it.
-The Mist (2007)"My God David, We're a Civilized society."
"Sure, As long as the machines are workin' and you can call 911. But you take those things away, you throw people in the dark, and you scare the crap out of them; no more rules...You'll see how primitive they can get."
Statistically, however, having a degree makes one more marketable and able to generate more income. It is also the case that the average college graduate is 'smarter' than his non educated counterpart.
Of course, any particular individual can be an idiot and ignorant no matter their level of education. The point is that a college degree should never be disregarded or dismissed. At least it demonstrates a perseverance that many Americans no longer possess.
To make serious allegations about LEOs without corroboration such as VCDL has done here is very disappointing. I think the members should refrain from joining this party until these officers have been shown to be guilty of misconduct. Otherwise it gives this forum the appearance of having serious prejudice against LEOs. JMO
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Very few people pulled over for running a red light do not dispute it. I would say that tthis is probably true. Maybe some LEO in here can enlighten us on whether most people admit it or deny it.The gun owner was pulled over for running through a red light, a charge which the gun owner disputes.
Don't see a thing worng with this. I would do the same if stopped in VA.The gun owner, believing that he had to disclose he was lawfully armed as they do in North Carolina, dutifully told the officer he had a NC CHP and was indeed armed.
This is where it gets weird. Why did two more units pull up? Did the first officer call for help and if so why. Or did they just happen by and decide to stop. This is something that could shed some light on this incident.The officer seemed to ignore the statement, but very shortly two more patrol units pulled up.
What is "felony stop" mode. Where was he when made to walk backwards. Were they doing a roadside sobrtiety check? They disarmed and handcuffed him. Sounds like standard procedure for someone being arrested.The next thing the gun owner knew he is in a "felony stop" mode. He was asked to walk backwards towards the officers, who then disarmed and handcuffed him.
This I could believe. I doubt that they threw it on the road but how many in here have not dropped their gun. Isn't that something that we all check for when choosing a gun is one that will not go off if dropped?While trying to unloaded his gun, THEY DROPPED IT ONTO THE ROAD!
OKThe two officers and a SERGEANT then proceeded to tell him that he was under arrested for:
That is wild from all standpoints I would have thought they knew that law?1. Having hollow point bullets, which they claimed were illegal in Virginia (!)
Unless they thought he wa a felon then surely they would have know about the federal travel guidelines.2. Taking a loaded gun across the state line, which the gun owner was told was a FELONY (!)
Hard to believe a Fairfax LEO didn't know NC had reciprocity unless they were completely clueless3. Having a concealed gun that the police said he couldn't have since he was from North Carolina (!!)
Again standard proceedure for someone arrested.His car and gun were impounded and he was taken off to a magistrate.
Sounds good to meThe magistrate looked at the charges and told the police officers that they had just made a false arrest.
Hard to think that a judge would even ask about teflon coated but maybe he was as flustered as anyone.The officers pointed out the possession of hollow point bullets. The magistrate asked, "are they teflon coated?"
"No," replied on of the officers.
"Then they are legal."
Why did the judge call to verify, he should have known it was valid at face value unless he was calling to see if it had been revoked and then only if he had reason to think it was. I just checked my SC and NH permits and there is no phone number on either of them. Is that a NC thing?Trying to find something that would stick and justify the false arrest, one of the officers said, "We couldn't verify that his North Carolina permit is valid."
The magistrate looked at the permit, noticed the phone number on the back where one can call to verify the permit, called the number, and within a few minutes found out the permit was indeed valid.
I would hope so.The gun owner was ordered to be released.
That is probably a matter of interpretation but I imagine that they did not give it back as fast as the owner wanted it. How about the car they impounded. Did they give it back?After being released from custody, the gun owner was given a hard time by another officer about getting his gun back, but he did finally get it back.
I would think so since this is how the whole thing started.If all of that isn't bad enough, the arresting officer went ahead and gave the gun owner a ticket for the alleged offense of running a red light!
I am sure that is how the fellow felt.In essence, with that brilliant move, the officer was practically BEGGING the gun owner to PLEASE sue Fairfax County for the false arrest!
Not that is my opinion on this and I really don't know what to think. Sounds like some serious misunderstanding but if they actually carried him to court on those three charges then that is some serious stuff.
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Stories that may be factually correct are not necessarily entirely true. There's another side to this story. Of course, the other side might be exactly like this one, heh.
But I'd like to see an AP story on it. I get the feeling that, while this may be a factual account, there might be some mitigating factors in favor of the LEO's.
[read: I HOPE TO GOD THAT THESE LEO'S AREN'T THAT (edit: SILLY)].
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Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: The Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Yeah!!!the problem with your question is the story legitamacy has pretty much been verified as true. VCDL run by Philip Van Cleave who IIRC may be a former Police Officer himself. He also holds his organzination in very high regard and over the last 5-8 years released alerts that in IIRC have never been wrong. The assumptions you made about this where the same assumptions most people made about the Alert when the Richmond police went to a gun show, watched people buy guns, and then went to that individuals neighborhood to tell their family members, neighbors that that person was at the gun show buying guns. I mean that just sounds SCI-FI; however, it was not. I hear you about the cop bashing however, I'm 90% that this story is accurate.
Just an FYI Teflon Coated bullets are not illegal in VA. They are only illegal if you have them in the commission of crime. Which wouldn't that make the gun illegal? Anyway, happy the magistrate asked.
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I am thinking about hollow points in NJ. Are teflon coated bullets hollow point? Wouldn't that defeat the supposedly reported purpose of the "Cop Killer" teflon coating to go through vests? Just wondering why a judge would make the jump from hollow point to teflon coated.FN1910,
Just an FYI Teflon Coated bullets are not illegal in VA. They are only illegal if you have them in the commission of crime. Which wouldn't that make the gun illegal? Anyway, happy the magistrate asked.


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Last week's column about the Los Angeles Dodgers taking a dip in the Arizona Diamondbacks swimming pool after beating the local team to win their division elicited some backlash from a reader who thought I should be dealing with weightier subjects.
"With everything going on today, this is what you choose to complain about?" asked a reader with "lauraaz" as a screen name. "Frankly, I think you need to pull your head out of the sand and take a look around. Unemployment, a bad economy, mass shootings, useless Republican politicians trying to shut down the government…. Taking a dip in a pool hardly matters."
Well, I have written about unemployment and the bad economy. But my attentive reader also needs to know that this is the local news section. If I talk about issues beyond the East Valley my task here is to give them a localized focus. (I also find examples of useless politicians of both major parties, thank you very much.)
National issues? I'll leave all that to the New York Times, Washington Post, Reuters and the Associated Press. Besides, here in Localnewstown, U.S.A., the opportunities for real journalism are of a far more enticing quality.
One thing I've learned is that what some people regard as ephemeral, others find to be riveting major issues of the day. Once, years ago, and I am not making this up, the Tribune's Vent column went for weeks — weeks! — on tangents that began with one Venter's question: "Toilet paper: One ply or two?"
And so, my topic last week wasn't, "Should Ballplayers be Better Behaved?" (as if many of them ever will) but rather about the messages adult behavior transmit to children who look to us — parents, teachers, community leaders, and yes, even celebrities and athletes — for guidance by our examples far more than our lectures.
Which brings me to another subject some will find equally lightweight: smartphones. You see, my mind has changed about them, and not because I wanted it to, and the release of the iPhone5c and 5s during the past several days provides a good opportunity to talk about it.
A few days' shy of a year ago — Sept. 30, 2012 — this space was devoted to the topic, "Can you outsmart a smartphone?", in which I talked about all the ways I could find out information quite easily without paying almost twice as much as I was paying for my old garden-variety, no-email, no-Internet phone.
Since then, the iPhone5 came out, and about that time, out of nowhere, the charger port on my old LG became bent, making me unable to insert the plug and charge it. So, with only about a day and a half of cell power left, I was forced to go to the phone store.
They had all the new 5's, with their bigger screens and such. But I was fortunate to find a sympathetic young man who worked there. When I told him I was being dragged kicking and screaming by my old phone's bent port into smartphone-land and I was not looking forward to paying $200 for the privilege, he replied with a few good questions:
Do I plan to watch lots of video? Do I plan to download a lot of music? Do I care whether a phone talks to me or not?
That was easy. The answers were, in order, no, no and no. He pulled out a box with the words "iPhone4" on it and told me it would do me just fine. The 4 didn't talk, as it came out before the "birth" of Siri, and it downloads a song in about two or three minutes instead of the 30 seconds the 5 takes. And, yes, the screen is three inches, not four, but what I learned about that is that the screens on the new ones are bigger, yes, but the type isn't, so you get to squint at more text is all.
And so, at least I saved the $200, because the 4 — not being the phone people will camp outside the Apple store for any longer — was free with my two-year contract. That money will go toward the higher monthly bill, which I'm getting used to, because I'm learning that something a dear friend told me a year ago, "You'll love the convenience," turned out to be completely true.
And when I use it for business could result in a very likely tax deduction. This is important because, as much as I admired Steve Jobs, I don't regard his product or its competitors something you just have to be able to wave around in front of your friends or be uncool.
Still, I'm a smartphone guy now. See? Look! Yeah, I know.
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25 But he said , I am not mad , most noble Festus; but speak forth the words of truth and soberness. | 25 "I am not insane, most excellent Festus," Paul replied. "What I am saying is true and reasonable. |
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3DMark 11 is the latest version of the world's most popular benchmark. Designed to measure your PC's gaming performance 3DMark 11 makes extensive use of all the new features in DirectX 11 including tessellation, compute shaders and multi-threading. Trusted by gamers worldwide to give accurate and unbiased results, 3DMark 11 is the best way to consistently and reliably test DirectX 11 under game-like loads.
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Metro 2033 is an action-oriented video game with a combination of survival horror and first-person shooter elements. The game is based on the novel Metro 2033 by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky. It was developed by 4A Games in Ukraine and released in March 2010 for Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360.[3] In March 2006, 4A Games announced a partnership with Glukhovsky to collaborate on the game.[4] The game was announced at the 2009 Games Convention in Leipzig;[5] a first trailer came along with the announcement.[6] A sequel was announced, currently titled Metro: Last Light.
Video performance is, as always, very standard. There's little difference at stock between all of our setups, and, when overclocking is thrown into the mix, we see a bit of positive movement at the lower resolutions where the CPU plays a bigger part, but no change as we climb the resolution table.


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This recipe was easy and wonderful. I did saute shittake mushrooms and scallions to add to the sauce. I would definately do that again. I also just cooked 1 lb. of veal and keep the same amount of sauce, yum. The noodles are a great side dish to most things.
Very easy and good. The sauce was much better once it thickened a bit. The sauce should have started with garlic and a bit of onion.


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CLEVELAND, Ohio (December 4, 2013)For women, passing midlife can deal a blow to their sex drive. But two new studies just published online in Menopause, the journal of The North American Menopause Society, offer hope to women who want to get their sexual mojo back.
No testosterone treatment for women has yet passed muster with the FDA. An important step toward developing a successful and safe treatment for women after natural or surgical menopause is to find out how much testosterone is really needed to bring desire back. One of these studies looked for that, as well as how much it took to produce other testosterone-related effects, such as increases in lean body mass, in women who had undergone hysterectomy. The other study tested a nonhormonal therapy, flibanserin, which did not meet FDA approval before but has since been resubmitted to the agency.
When FDA first reviewed flibanserin for this purpose in 2010, the agency did not think it made a difference that was meaningfully different from placebo. This new study in women who had very low desire and were distressed about it showed some statistically significant differences. The women who took flibanserin (100 mg/day at bedtime) had increases in the number of satisfying sexual encounters (SSEs) and in a standard score of desire that were statistically better than placebo. Thirty percent of the women experienced side effects, including dizziness, sleepiness, nausea, and headache, but only 8% stopped taking the drug because of them.
The testosterone study included women ages 21 to 60 who had undergone hysterectomy. They all had testosterone levels that were lower than the average for healthy young women. Because the ovary continues to secrete male hormones after menopause, there is usually little decrease in testosterone levels for women who go through menopause naturally, but in women who undergo any type of hysterectomy, testosterone levels drop substantially. Women who also have one or bot
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We're gearing up for SWAFDE's 2015 Conference in Los Angeles. Similar to the 2007 meeting, it will be held at the Forensic Science Center, which is the laboratory shared by LAPD and LASD. We plan on taking advantage of the access to equipment and work on some (hopefully) challenging cases in small groups. If anyone would like to present a paper at this meeting, please contact me (Miriam). My contact info is in the SWAFDE directory, or you can fill out the Contact Form on the right under Public Quick Links. Non-member Forensic Document Examiners and trainees are welcome to attend but will need approval from a Regional Representative. As is usual, we will want to verify that attendees have the minimum training requirements (2-4 years full time under a qualified Examiner) or are in the process of obtaining those requirements. Please fill out the Contact Form if you wish to attend the meeting and would like to be contacted by the Regional Rep in your area.
Las Vegas Meeting was a Success!
About 30 members and guests attended last weekend's meeting. Much thanks to Barbara, Iris, Mel, Suji, and Wes of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department for putting together an enjoyable and informative program. Special thanks to Mel for providing writing tablets and tons of yummy treats to nosh on. We probably all gained about 5 pounds and 3 cavities. The next meeting is in Los Angeles, and we are looking at moving into May to avoid conflicts with other organizations' meetings. When program information is available, it will be posted on the Meeting page. I hope to see everyone soon! Miriam
Welcome to the new and improved SWAFDE website! Members are encouraged to register in order to leave comments to participate in discussions. Please email me if you are a member and would like an account. Thank you.


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31 so that the multitude wondered when they saw the mute speaking, injured whole, lame walking, and blind seeing -- and they glorified the God of Yisra'el. | 31 The people were amazed when they saw the mute speaking, the crippled made well, the lame walking and the blind seeing. And they praised the God of Israel. |
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Nampa, Idaho, Nov. 22-23, 2013 - In their opening game of the Wendy's Classic basketball tournament the Montana Western men forced 20 turnovers to defeat Division II f Northwest Nazarene.
University of Montana Western head women's basketball coach Lindsay Woolley announced his second addition to the 2014-15 recruiting class, Dani Baker, who signed a Frontier Conference NAIA Letter of Intent. Baker is a senior at Big Sky High School in Missoula, Mont.
The University of Montana Western men's basketball team travels to Idaho to take on two very good teams. The weekends' competition consists of a NCAA division two team, Northwest Nazarene, who sits at 1-1 and is looking for a jump start early in their season. Meanwhile, College of Idaho is riding a six game win streak and during that streak are averaging 96 points per game.
The University of Montana Western women's basketball team hits the road and heads to Idaho. They will be taking the court versus College of Idaho in Nampa, Idaho, and then travel to Caldwell, Idaho, to take on division two Northwest Nazarene.
The University of Montana Western Volleyball season came to an end on Friday, Nov. 15, when they faced Montana State-Northern in the opening round of the Frontier Conference Tournament. Following their sweep of Dickinson State on Thursday for the play-in game, the team fell to the No. 1 seeded Skylights.
Great Falls, Mont. - The University of Montana Western volleyball team swept Dickinson State for third time in the last month. The Lady Bulldogs took the opening game by the score of 25-20 and pushed to a 27-25 victory in the second game.
OGDEN, Utah, Nov. 11, 2013 – The Montana Western womens' basketball team traveled to Weber State on Monday night for an exhibition game versus the Wildcats.
Billings, Mont. - The University of Montana Western Mens' basketball team took a weekend split to make their overall record 5-2.
A University of Montana Western senior offensive lineman will be honored in the first quarter of the University of Montana Grizzlies versus the Montana State Bobcats football game on Saturday, Nov. 23, in Bozeman.
The University of Montana Western football team took to the gridiron Saturday Nov. 9 and held on for a 20-14 victory over Montana Tech.


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8 For ye are saved by grace, through faith; and this not of yourselves; it is God's gift: | 8 For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith--and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God-- |
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Comment on this storyMotorists are advised that Malandela Road in KwaMashu will be closed to traffic before the M25 (Curnick Ndlovu) Highway on Saturday from noon to 6pm and on Sunday from 7am to 6pm.
Traffic will be diverted along the R102 and Queen Nandi Drive.
The closure is to allow the placing of precast concrete beams for the railway bridge being constructed across Malandela Road.
There are also planned roadworks on Magwaza Maphalala Road (Gale Street) which involves the milling out and replacing of the existing asphalt surfacing layer.
The section of Magwaza Maphalala Road affected by the planned roadworks stretches from Eaton Road to Che Guevara (Moore) Road.
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(04-23-2014 02:19 AM)Mikarlo Wrote: Don't ya just love those days when you know you've got a few boxes to open? Sounds like you had a good time and that's what it's mostly about. Glad to hear you picked up another for the '09 JJ rainbow! Any more of them completed yet? Oh, and once you figure out the secret on not spending so much on cards...please let your buddy in on it! Please! lol
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Imagine thousands of screaming fans, jam packed streets and world class athletes cycling down the streets at unimaginable speeds.
In an attempt to make the roads less congested, jobs more available and air in the Valley much cleaner, the Stanislaus Council of Governments has created a plan of action.
The word "aye" seemed to be missing at Wednesday's Parks, Recreation and Community Programs Commission meeting, as members of the commission failed to pass both items on the agenda.
Anthony Cannella held a Ceres town hall meeting attended by about 50 people last week and explained his controversial stand against his own party on a number of votes in the state Senate.
The decision to relocate the Brandon Koch Memorial Skate Park from its current Starr Avenue location to Donnelly Park has garnered applause, dismay and outcry from the Turlock community.
All eyes were on U.S Rep Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) as he spoke to members of the community about the need for immigration reform on Tuesday.
The month of August is typically associated with cooling temperatures, the start of school and the end of summer vacation.
First time home buyers in Turlock could be getting a little help from the state.
U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) wants to make gaining legal status for illegal immigrants easier.
The Turlock City Council got serious about bringing new businesses to town on Tuesday night by establishing the Mayor's Economic Development Team, a specialized task force designed to create and sustain economic development in the Turlock community.
The Stanislaus River is under invasion, and Congressman Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) wants to do something about it.
Residents wanting to obtain a road closure for future block parties will be able to do it without paying a dime, for now.
The city of Turlock's current budget means vacancies at the police and fire departments will remain empty for the foreseeable time, but both agency chiefs are hopeful an allocation for overtime spending will bolster staffing levels and maintain public safety standards.
It's not exactly the Justice League, but it comes close.
The Turlock City Council has decided to table a proposed road tax for the time being and wait to see what avenue Stanislaus County is going to take on a possible county-wide measure.
As the strenuous years of the economic recession trail further away in the rearview mirror, the outlook is bright for the City of Turlock which is generally performing within its fiscal boundaries according to the mid-year budget review.
The second phase of the Turlock Regional Transit Center is beginning to take shape as plans for a 6,000 square foot building have been submitted to the City of Turlock.
The Turlock City Council unanimously voted to ban tobacco and electronic smoking devices in parks Tuesday night, but enforcing the new resolution could prove difficult.
The Turlock Chamber of Commerce's stake in the Turlock Convention and Visitors Bureau could be coming to an end pending a vote from the Turlock City Council on Feb. 10.
Local smokers may soon find themselves at a loss for a place to light up in public as, after five months of discussion, the decision to ban smoking and electronic or vapor smoking devices will appear before the Turlock City Council on Tuesday.
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Street Bangaz (2007)
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Hip hop is alive and well on the streets of New York City, and in this documentary viewers are offered a tantalizing glimpse into the way this popular musical form continues to grow and evolve. From the current beefs to the upcoming stars and newly integrated styles, it's all fair game as such respected artists as Red Man, Method Man, Beatnuts, and Ice Cube weigh in on the current state of hip hop, and the exciting trends that loom just over the horizon.
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OWL WATCH: Savannah owlets may hatch this weekend
Click here for moreTrenton Thompson — all 6-foot-4 and 313 pounds of him — is hard to miss anywhere he goes.
Whether it's back home in Albany, in the company of other elite high school prospects or when he's made a visit to the place he plans to call home for his college career.
"When I go to Athens, a lot of people know me," Thompson said.
Georgia could end up with what is considered one of its strongest wide receiver recruiting hauls in sometime next week.
To do that, the Bulldogs will have to hold on to the players on their board as commitments when letter of intents are signed on Wednesday.
Terry Godwin and Darius Slayton, top 100 recruits nationally by Scout.com, both took visits to other schools last weekend.
Two Georgia football early enrollees underwent surgeries this month for injuries prior to arriving on campus.
Defensive end Michael Barnett from Ridgeville, S.C., is expected to miss spring practices. He had surgery this week for a "pre-existing right shoulder labral injury," according to UGA. He is expected to fully participate in practices this fall.
Outside linebacker/defensive end Natrez Patrick from Atlanta had left thumb surgery last week but is expected to fully participate in spring practices that are slated to being in the third week of March.
It certainly wasn't easy to get there, but Georgia's 2014 football season will go down in the books as its second-highest poll finish of the last seven seasons.
The 10-3 Bulldogs ended up as a top 10 team, moving up four spots to No. 9 in the final Associated Press rankings and the final coaches' rankings that were released Tuesday.
A decorated quarterback from Mark Richt's past worked out earlier this month in Florida with one who has made plans to be part of Richt's future at Georgia.
Chris Weinke didn't think that Jacob Eason knew too much about his background with Richt, his position coach and offensive coordinator at Florida State from 1997-2000 when the Seminoles won a national title in 1999 and Weinke won the Heisman Trophy in 2000.
The Bulldogs set out to address the defensive line in the 2015 recruiting class.
So far, so good.
D'Andre Walker, a 6-foot-3, 210-pound defensive end from Fairburn (Langston Hughes), committed to Georgia during the U.S. Army All-American game on Saturday.
A four-star recruit and ranked the No. 1 player in the Peach State, Walker strongly considered Auburn and Tennessee and had offers from the likes of Alabama, Clemson and others.
Georgia is starting off 2015 by making big moves to signal stability with its football coaching staff.
Athletic director Greg McGarity is working on a contract extension for head coach Mark Richt and the school has ponied up for a significant raise for defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt after his first season with the Bulldogs.
Just three days after Georgia's season ended with a victory in the Belk Bowl, Georgia announced Friday that Pruitt's salary will jump to $1.3 million from $850,000 and his contract will have a year added to it to run through 2017.
Georgia took back the No. 1 spot in recruiting rankings on New Year's Day. Juwuan Briscoe, a former Clemson commit and three-star defensive back from Waldorf, Md., picked the Bulldogs over Ohio State.
He made the announcement on Twitter.
"Blessed to say I will be heading to the #SEC for the next 4 years to be playing football as a Georgia Bulldog," Briscoe tweeted.
Incoming Georgia defensive players Jonathan Ledbetter and Jarvis Wilson sent word out on Twitter on New Year's Day that they were on their way to Athens.
Another early enrollee will follow them after he plays Saturday in the U.S. Amy All-American Bowl in San Antonio.
Natrez Patrick from Mays High School will fly from Texas back to Atlanta on Sunday and drive the same day to Athens, where he will start school on Monday.
"It's crazy, man, but it's a great experience," Patrick said.
Senior wide receiver Michael Bennett sustained a torn ACL in his final game at Georgia in Tuesday's Belk Bowl victory.
"Another torn ACL and another chance to respond to adversity. God in in control," Bennett posted on his Twitter account on Thursday.
The ACL injury to his left knee means Bennett is doubtful to be able to take part in workouts prior to the NFL draft on April 30-May 2, but could be available in time for preseason camps. He suffered a torn ACL to his right knee in practice on Oct. 2, 2012 and was lost for the rest of that season.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. | The careers of seniors Hutson Mason and Michael Bennett ended prematurely Tuesday night at Bank of America Stadium.
The starting quarterback and the team's most consistent receiver ended their careers on the Belk Bowl sidelines after both sustaining injuries. Mason left the game with concussion-like symptoms and vision issues in the second quarter. Bennett's injury, disclosed only as a knee injury, came in the second half.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. | A Belk Bowl MVP award was a fitting way for Nick Chubb to end his freshman season at Georgia.
Chubb rushed for a career-high and Southeastern Conference bowl record 269 yards and two touchdowns on 33 carries during No. 13 Georgia's 37-14 bowl victory over 20th-ranked Louisville Tuesday night.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. | With its now former offensive coordinator a couple of time zones away and their ex-defensive coordinator across the field on the opposing sideline, Georgia showed it could tune out those distractions and finish its season feeling much better about itself.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. | With its now former offensive coordinator a couple of time zones away and their ex-defensive coordinator across the field on the opposing sideline, Georgia showed it could tune out those distractions and finish its season feeling much better about itself.
Behind the second-best rushing output in Georgia history from Nick Chubb, the No. 13 Bulldogs routed No. 20 Louisville and Todd Grantham 37-14 Tuesday night in the Belk Bowl.
Georgia already experienced the bright lights in the big city in Manhattan during Thanksgiving week games in New York's Madison Square Garden.
The Bulldogs have shown growth since then as they play Wednesday in the "Little Apple" of Manhattan, Kan., where Mark Fox grew as a coach.
Georgia (7-3) carries a four-game winning streak into a 4 p.m. matchup at Kansas State (7-5), including important wins this month over Colorado and Seton Hall and an 86-77 triple-overtime gut check against Mercer on Saturday.
A Clarke County grand jury recently indicted a Georgia Tech student for allegedly hacking into the University of Georgia's computer network to post a message prior to the annual rivalry football game between the Bulldogs and Yellow Jackets.
Ryan Gregory Pickren, 21, was charged with felony computer trespass for making the posting on UGA's online calendar on Nov. 27, two days before the intrastate gridiron match-up.
Georgia lost not only its offensive coordinator when Mike Bobo left for a head coaching job at Colorado State, but Bobo also coached the quarterbacks the last 14 seasons.
Starter Hutson Mason will play his last game at Georgia Tuesday night in the Belk Bowl without getting on the headset and having Bobo on the other end to give him feedback.
The coach who will work with the quarterbacks next season (as well as the offensive coordinator) is still to be determined.
Between them, Amarlo Herrera and Ramik Wilson have racked up 576 tackles and started 66 games in their Georgia careers.
They will leave a considerable void — in both production and experience — at inside linebacker after playing in their final college games in Tuesday's Belk Bowl against Louisville in Charlotte.
"We need help there," Georgia coach Mark Richt said. "We need to create depth there and we need to get guys that will compete. Really, that's the main thing right now."
One pivotal area that Georgia coach Mark Fox wanted to see big improvement from his team this season was taking care of the basketball.


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NEW YORK - The Dow is closing at a record, beating the previous high it set in October 2007, before the financial crisis and the Great Recession. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 125.95 points, or 0.9 percent, to close at 14,253.77 Tuesday, beating its previous record by 89 points. The index is up 8.8 percent this year, capping a remarkable comeback. The Dow has more than doubled since hitting a 12-year low in March 2009. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 14.59 points, or 1 percent, to 1,539.79. The S&P is also within striking distance of its record close of 1,565. The Nasdaq gained 42.10 points, or 1.3 percent, to 3,224.13. Three stocks rose for every one that fell on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was light, 3.3 billion shares.
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The showjumping at the Asian Games 2014 in Incheon took centre stage at the Dream Park Equestrian Centre these past days, where Qatar claimed the team gold medal on Sunday and Saudi Arabia's Abdullah Al Sharbatly took the individual title today. The Qatari team victory was clean and clear-cut as they completed on a zero score. Saudi Arabia had to settle for silver with a total of just four faults while Japan slotted into bronze medal position on a total of 12.
Quotes after the FEI World Breeding Jumping Championship for 7 year olds
Gold medalist Bertram Allen, who also won the final for 6 year olds last year on his horse Barnike: "I did a few indoor shows with Barnike after Lanaken last year, and then she had a long break. I brought her back in January and did a few shows with her. She was quite hot, so it took a bit time to get her back into good form. Actually it took a bit more time than expected, because she was so fresh – but when she goes to shows more frequently she gets better to ride."
Quotes after the FEI World Breeding Jumping Championship for 6 year olds
The winner Christian Ahlmann on his gold medal horse Hui Buh: "I bought half of him from the breeders two weeks ago. When I tried him I had a good feeling, but he didn't have so much experience so I send him to a small show with my rider and I jumped him here one time two weeks before the championship. So I thought I would give it a try and take it step by step with the qualifications. He gave me a really good feeling here, also in the jump-off so I thought I would try to go for it. He did an amazing job, he was really clever, he was fighting and he gave me some really good signs for the future."
Quotes after the FEI World Breeding Jumping Championship for 5 year olds
The winner Maikel van Mierlo on his horse Earley: "We bought Earley as a two year old, and we sold the horse to his current owners. Someone else broke him in, and after that I got him to ride. We did the championships for Dutch bred horses together, and ended third. He was clear every day there. He is about 1,78 m high so he is a very big horse with a huge canter."
Barnike and Bertram Allen do it again at the FEI World Breeding Jumping Championship
Last year Bertram Allen won the FEI World Breeding Jumping Championship for 6 year olds with Barnike (Baldwin B x Animo). This year the young couple repeated their win in Lanaken, taking home the championship final for 7 year old horses after two convincing clear rounds - also the only double clear round of the final.
Hui Buh and Ahlmann unbeatable in the FEI World Breeding Jumping Championship final for 6 year olds
It was quite a debut for Christian Ahlmann and Hui Buh in Sunday's final of the FEI World Breeding Jumping Championship for 6 year olds. Christian bought the gelding by Cornado I x Paramo K from Westfahlen two weeks ago, and made his show debut with the horse at the championship in Lanaken. After making a double clear round in the final, and finishing the jump-off track in 33,45 seconds no one could beat the couple that were flying the Zangersheide-colors with style.
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More than 2,500 people swam in the ocean for the New Year's Day tradition, organizers said.
An undercover officer was stripped of his gun after the incident in a Coney Island subway station.
The 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, A, D, E, F, G, N and R lines are all slated to undergo service disruptions.
Three schools in the city still have "fire watchers" in place of the alarms since the 2012 storm.
Attendance was up 140 percent in Staten Island, 90 percent in The Bronx and 25 percent in Rockaway.
Parks Department records show metal-detecting hobbyists didn't unearth any significant objects in 2013.
Ronnell Bradley was killed in what police believe was a gang-related shooting Tuesday afternoon.
A day after finding the water had high levels of contamination, officials lifted the warning Thursday.
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could be confirmed between 24 to 26 August. (p 4; 500 words)
4. Serbian media quote Serbian businessman as complaining over losses
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should not hold talks with Serbia's Stefanovic. (p 4; 600 words)
5. Political parties support holding of presidential election in 2012;
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The annual Whitley County middle school meet was held at Whitko High School Monday night. Above, all three schools competed against one another in a relay. From left, Indian Springs's Kailyn Miller and Abby Gottfried; Whitko's Elaine Warner and Kaity Reed; Churubusco's Alyssa Anderson and Molly Green. ISMS won the girls side of the night beating Whitko 61-49. 'Busco scored 14 points. The Wildcats got revenge in the boys match-up winning 59-37 over Churubusco. ISMS finished third with 30 points.
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KENDALLVILLE — Saturday, Columbia City girls' track celebrated the weekend like it did the previous two. However, the Lady Eagles didn't three-peat — like they did at the Bishop Luers Invitational two weeks ago. It wasn't a title over a talented field — as they did at Churubusco's Turtletown Invitational last Saturday. It was a little bit of both. Columbia City repeated but for a sixth time at the East Noble Relays beating a strong field.
AKRON — The Columbia City Eagles baseball team's fortunes mirrored the weather Saturday – cold to start the day but much warmer in the afternoon. The Eagles fell 11-1 to the host Vikings in five innings in the opening game of the Tippecanoe Valley Super Saturday baseball tourney, but came back in the afternoon consolation game to down the Peru Tigers 17-6.
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(04-13-2012 09:59 AM)talkntribe Wrote: Just got back from walmart. Was browsing for the marked down blasters when I found a hobby box of 2008 topps chrome baseball 39.98...2009 Upper Deck Signature Stars for 59.98.I couldn't believe it. A guy who works there came by and told me that walmart and possibly others will be carrying hobby boxes now.He said he has seen some older hobby boxes but nothing 2011-2012 yet. Why is this?? I thought retail only carried retail? Either way thats pretty cool. Just thought i'd share if anyone wants to check their stores.
(04-13-2012 10:18 AM)dbroockerd Wrote: For this who think this is good news, it is far from that. If Wal-Marts start carrying hobby boxes then what is the point of the hobby shop and what would keep them from becoming extinct? This is not gospel for the hobby shop or the hobby at all. I assume though, as someone else stated, it is overstock from old product.
(04-13-2012 10:26 AM)bryandavidknight Wrote: Didn't think about it that way when I first saw it. I see where that might hurt not only card shops but all the way down to collectors. Maybe it is just overstock and will never be a new product.
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To find it in MSDN, I usually go to Google, type something like "MSDN IList", and to get to IList Interface which has a section "Classes that Implement IList". That's true for any of the interface classes. If you find a base class such as DictionaryBase, there will be a link called Derived Classes which will take you to a tree showing the inheritance hierarchy. |
You can lookup the interfaces a certain type implements with this method: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.type.getinterfaces.aspx Should do the trick |
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Dress a Living Doll will hold its 37th annual spaghetti feed and style show at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 6 at The Center at the Park, 720 Sprague Ave.
Sponsored by Salvation Army Auxiliary, the group sews and buys new clothes, which are provided to children in need. Member Joyce Schwenke said 238 children each received sleepwear, undergarments, socks and either pants and a shirt or a dress.
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Now 17, the Wa-Hi JROTC Blue Devil Battalion cadet captain recently made a gift of 10 inches to the program, which gives hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children who have long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis.
She had her hair cut at Fantastic Sams in Tri-Cities, an active supporter of the program. She deliberately grew her hair to length over the past year for the donation. The Locks of Love website, at www.locksoflove.org, notes that children develop a sense of self, confidence and normalcy through the hairpieces they receive.
Kaylee's younger sister Mattie made her first donation to the program several years ago.
The Walla Walla Public Schools Week in Review online said Kaylee embraced the cause after learning about it from her father's sister. "She looks a lot like her aunt and has always looked up to her as a role model," said Lt. Col. Bill Bialozor, senior Wa-Hi JROTC Army instructor.
Kaylee is cadet battalion public affairs officer. She plans to pursue an ROTC scholarship at Central Washington University next academic year. Like her father, she wants to earn a commission as an Army officer.
Two Walla Walla High School JROTC Blue Devil Battalion cadets received commendations on Oct. 15 for supporting the most recent graduating class for the state hunter education program in the community. Katie Chavre and Drea Retherford, cadet captains and seniors in the Wa-Hi Class of 2011, were presented letters of appreciation from Gerald W. Taylor, course director for Washington Department of Fish amp; Wildlife Hunter Education Program classes at the downtown training site. The letters cited Katie, rifle team captain, and Drea, a rifle team member, for assistance that helped achieve "the obligation to ensure that all training was conducted in a safe and supervised manner at all times," according to Gerald. Many Wa-Hi JROTC students support events and activities throughout the year, the Walla Walla Public Schools Week in Review online said. JROTC helps students develop leadership skills that prepare them for the future.
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