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I'd like to beat them to death with a stick, RIP little buddy.
So it took two "Men" to kill a cat? I bet it made them feel like a bunch of bad asses beating a small helpless cat. I bet they beat their wives or girlfriends too. I agree with the person who earlier said if the punishment for killing a domestic animal was harsher it would happen a whole lot less. I think i would like to hit them with a baseball bat... several times with them being hog tied so they would know what it felt like to be that cat who could not get away. I wouldn't kill them, i would hurt them enough so they had to go through their whole life thinking about why they got the shit beat out of them and why they are now disfigured. Sounds cruel, but not nearly as cruel as 2 men chasing a cat around beating it with the purpose of killing it. RIP kitty
A woman on Dr Phil got 3 yrs for making her son beat his pet gerbil to death with a hammer. And yes, everyone was appalled at such a long sentence for "Killing a Rat"...
A woman on Dr Phil got 3 yrs for making her son beat his pet gerbil to death with a hammer. And yes, everyone was appalled at such a long sentence for "Killing a Rat"...
If they started taking the people out and doing to them what they do to the animals you would see a lot less cruelty to all animals.
The ASPCA is a "law enforcement" agency? Really??
I agree that 2 years is not even close to enough... these people have serious fucking issues in their head and need not only at least 10 years but lifetime of psych treatment/lockup
Yet a good owner like me loses their angel to cancer...people make me sick.
So sorry for your loss.
2 years!Are you serious?It will never stop if they only get a slap on the wrists.These people are a threat to our society.Animals are just the beginning.What could have this cat possibly have done to be beaten to death?So sick!


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As a college student in the 1960s, Joan Steitz never imagined herself as a top-flight scientist. Certainly, she was fascinated by science. She even assisted senior scientists in laboratories at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she was befriended by James D. Watson, co-discoverer of the DNA double helix, and at the Max Planck Institute in Germany. But when it came time to choose a career path, she had never seen a female professor or head of lab. So, she never aspired to such goals.
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Like all good Marines, Gunnery Sgt. Mathew Strother is ready to go to Afghanistan and get the job done.
"I'm confident in our abilities to do our job," said Strother, who is the operations chief for the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Tactical Air Center. "We've done a lot of training and we've done a lot of work to get ready. They're real good Marines."
Strother was one of about 70 Marines in Main Body II of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward) who left Cherry Point Monday for a one-year deployment to Afghanistan.
For Sgt. Jason Rothgeb, a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense specialist, the deployment is his fourth.
"I've been to Iraq. I've done a MEU. I responded to the nuclear crisis in Japan last March, and this will be my first deployment to Afghanistan," he said.
Rothgeb said goodbye to his two sons, Skyler, 3, and Jayden, 2, and wife Michelle in a parking lot with the other Marines.
"This will be my first major deployment away from my two kids," he said. "I don't think it will be too hard on me. I think it will be harder on them once they realize I'm gone and on my way."
His wife said the year apart would be difficult.
"We'll miss him but we'll do a lot of pictures and letters and hopefully we'll be able to video chat, which will be good for the little ones," she said. "I'm crossing my fingers he comes back safe."
Gunnery Sgt. Moses Vilca, 35, has been on eight deployments.
"I've been everywhere - Iraq, Afghanistan, Africa. You name, I've been there," the 15-year Marine Corps veteran said. "The camaraderie could not be any better. I feel proud of everybody I'm deploying with. All of the men and women here that are serving their country are doing an awesome job day in and day out. Whether it's Afghanistan or Iraq, they are just doing a phenomenal job."
About 1,000 Marines in various 2nd MAW (Forward) squadrons have deployed or are in the process of deploying.
Lt. Col. Tom Bajus commands the group that left Monday and saw the 2nd MAW's main mission is to provide air support for the Marines and troops on the ground.
"Everything is about the infantry on the ground," he said.
However, the Marines will be in Afghanistan as an expected drawdown of American troops in 2014 nears, adding another element to the mission.
"I think what makes this time unique is the focus is going to be the emphasis on the Afghan army and setting them up for success," Bajus said. "When we started in 2009, we were in the buildup phase. And then 2011, there was force projection and taking it to the enemy, and now this year when we relieve 3rd MAW, we're going to continue what they've been doing which is setting up the Afghan army and the Afghan government for success.
"We'll kind of take a back role and provide assistance for Afghanistan and their government and their armed forces. It's a unique mission, a little bit different than what we've done in the past, but the Afghanis have done a great job taking over, especially where we are working with the Marine Corps and the UK forces. We have also been working with some Georgian forces as well. It's a big team effort across the board."
Strother, Rothgeb and Vilca are three of more veteran Marines deploying, and had some advice for the younger ones.
"There are going to be some long days and long nights," Strother said. "Make sure you stay in contact with your family. Keep spirits up. Keep morale up."
"I tell them to keep their spirits high and to have a good communication base with their family before they leave," Rothgeb said. "That way it's not like a big shock to them when they're gone. It's hard to say how people are going to react on deployment. I tell them to just keep their morale up."
"I would tell them to keep their head down and to do their best," Vilca said. "Do the best you can out there in combat and you will succeed and make everybody proud and happy."
Bajus will be making his third deployment to Afghanistan.
"Just take one day at a time," he said. "The great thing about working with Marines is they really know what their job is and they're excited to do it. We have all volunteers here. No one's dragged to go to Afghanistan, but it's really doing what we're trained to do and the Marines are excited to go ahead and do their jobs.
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NSF Awards Kent State $1.08 Million Grant to Address Shortage of STEM EducatorsPosted Nov. 21, 2011
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded Kent State University a $1.08 million grant to support the university's Noyce Scholars Program, designed to increase the number of highly qualified middle and high school teachers in biology, chemistry, earth and space science, mathematics and physics.
The five-year grant runs through September 2016 and will provide scholarships for 50 recently graduated STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) majors and returning STEM professionals to become certified via the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) initial teacher licensure program.
Kent State professors Lisa Donnelly, Joanne Caniglia, Jim Gleeson, John Stalvey and Andrew Tonge worked together to secure the grant.
"This NSF grant will enable Kent State to contribute to the growth of STEM educators in middle and high schools where there is great need," said Donnelly, principal investigator for Kent State's Noyce Scholars Program. "The novel aspect of our program is the inclusion of service learning opportunities that will recruit potential Master of Arts in Teaching students as freshmen and sophomores to help address the severe shortage of STEM teachers."
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Last September, David Audley '93, director of alumni and parent relations, began a discussion about WU's mascot in the "Director's Forum" of WU News. He commented on the University's current mascot, Blitz, and called for the University to "Bring back Barney!" Many alumni posted responses on the message board both for and against this suggestion. Several asked just what happened to Barney in the first place, and a few replied that Barney had retired and has been residing in various locations across the United States.
Matt Smucker '04 and Barney the Bearcat, Dona Suspension Bridge, Maolin National Park, south central Taiwan.
However, eye-witness accounts confirm Barney has actually been traveling the globe since leaving Salem, and he's been spotted by WU alumni near and far. Matt Smucker '04 recently ran into Barney, in the Maolin National Park in south central Taiwan. He sent us a picture (right) and story:
"We were hiking along a trail and heard a loud splashing from the river nearby. Peering through the bushes, we saw a strange animal bathing in the cool mountain waters. It was about 90 degrees Fahrenheit that day, so we thought for a second about jumping in to join him. He must have sensed a kindred spirit, an affinity for cardinal and gold, because as we continued down the trail, he started following us. As we reached the suspension bridge we stopped long enough to meet this strange but friendly character and were thrilled to find it was Barney the Bearcat, alive and well!"
Where in the world is Barney now? Look for future issues of The Scene and WU News to bring you the latest on the whereabouts of the original Bearcat.


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I've never been so glad to see a sign for the Finish. Especially when it was accompanied with the handwritten note "Downhill. All The Way." As I freewheeled, the speedo began to pick up and I knew I could make it home. All the pain from climbing masked by the feeling of accomplishment.
My first attempt at a century ride was crunching out of the Rest Less ride in the wilderness back in March and it's been on my Bucket List since.
With regular trips over the rolling hills at lunch time, racing in Italy and week night rides, it felt like it was time to take on 100 miles again.
So I set off - a 5am departure from Cardigan - for the Autumn Epic last weekend. A ride just short of 100 miles through mid Wales with some 8000ft of climbing, notorious for usually being in an apocolyptic downpour but as luck would have it, it was cool but a dry.
We set out in a group of 6, soon merging with a quick bunch and relishing the chance to be swept along and settled into a rhythm. Scott soon powered on and then we were 5.
The first real climb split the bunch and I was soon spat out of the back, gladly resuming my own pace and reminding myself that there were some 80 hard miles to go - I was already starting to feel the pace. As I rejoined the guys as the hill levelled out, we were soon up to cruising speed again and could start to take in some of the beautiful vistas from on top.
Just before the first feed station at Rhayader we started to climb again, before dropping into town. Out of the saddle, leaning hard, Laurence snapped his handle bars at the stem. Despite our best efforts with a handful of zip ties and a stick, his ride was over. He seemed pretty un-phased by the winding downhill on one drop bar and brake!
We pushed on as a 4 as we wound through forests and rolled over hills into the stunning Elan Valley. The road rose before descending round sun-lit hairpins into the open valley floor accompanied by buzzards and kites cruising over the plains.
Before we knew it, we were half way round, passing the cascading dams and heading back towards Knighton. The feeling of achievement was soon broken as we turned into Glascwm hill which felt like trying to ride up a travelator continually tapping my levers, trying to find more gears. I slowly made my way up passing riders who had opted to get off and push, while others zig-zagged up the road shaving attempting off a % or two. It was gruelling. Let alone this far in.
Just before the second feed station, the roads began to roll again and became muddy and potholed. A ping from behind revealed Doug had broken a spoke but managed to limp on to the final stop where a mechanic was able to swap his cassette onto a borrowed wheel and we pressed on.
With less than 10 miles to go, we were stalled again by a puncture. Riders who we had passed and re-passed throughout the day's escapades rolled by as tyre pressure was re-established.
We turned past the final way marker, ushered by an outrider who called after us "6 miles to go. 3 to the top of the big hill". Everyone cursed. Surely not nother big hill?
As it turned out, it wasn't big, it was just long and the sapping came from previous miles more than the incline.
Elated at the summit, I've never been so glad to see a sign for the Finish. Especially one accompanied with the handwritten note "Downhill. All The Way." As I freewheeled, the speedo began to pick up and I knew I could make it home. All the pain from climbing masked by the feeling of accomplishment.
Nick and I rolled through the finish, some 6 hours 24 minutes in the saddle I was over an hour behind Scott, 2 minutes behind Doug and James.
It was certainly epic and a great way to mark the end of this summer's riding.
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Ruan Pienaar says that his stint in Ireland with Ulster has improved him as a player, with his temperament in particular benefiting significantly.
Pienaar's ability to handle the heat associated with elite-level rugby has long been the primary criticism of him. Superlative at times when the stakes were lower, Pienaar was perceived to have a propensity for folding under sterner examination. Some of his team-mates and coaches even expressed that concern in private discussions, detailing their reservations based on their close interaction with him.
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Having been handed an opportunity to establish himself in his preferred position with the Springboks, Pienaar has shown glimpses of the immense promise he exhibited as a youngster at the Sharks. Most importantly, he has looked composed, and, at times commanding, against the world's best players in the Rugby Championship.
'I'd like to think my temperament has improved. It is a big decision for me to make that move. I was totally out of my comfort zone. Playing conditions are also a lot worse, but I've learned through that. I've tried to work on a lot on specifics for a nine, which wasn't possible before I left because I played all over the place,' he said.
'You get days when it will go well and days where it won't. I've always enjoyed playing under pressure. The challenge is negotiating it successfully by making the right decision in that situation.'
He added that he is determined to entrench himself in the position after years of being compromised by the tag of utility player.
'I've really enjoyed this run. The momentum from the forwards has made it easier for me,' he said. 'I've competed against some good nines in the past. I've also said that my confidence would benefit from an extended run and that's what I'm getting now. Hopefully I can convince the coaches of my value.'
With Johan Goosen not expected to recover from a heel injury sufficiently to take the goal kicks at Soccer City against the All Blacks on Saturday, Pienaar is likely to take the responsibility. He said he kicked at 'about 80%' for Ulster last season, which bodes well for the Springboks.
'It didn't go that well last Saturday [he missed four], but I also haven't kicked in those sorts of pressure situations since my season ended at Ulster. I need to get back in the groove again, so hopefully it goes well. I had a good season with the boot with my club and I'd like to continue in that vain. We aren't happy with that aspect of our game,' he said.
With the Blacks renowned for their potency from broken field, there will also be additional pressure on him to excel in his tactical kicking game.
'If you are going to kick poorly on them, they will punish you. They have great finishers – Israel Dagg, Julian Savea, all those guys can hurt you from their 22m. So you have to pin them down in their territory and back your defensive line. From there we are going to be asked to make a lot of tackles and blunt their momentum. Our defence has been good, but it will have to step up against them,' he said.
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HYATTSVILLE, Md. (AP) - Members of Maryland's congressional delegation say plans to relocate about 450 jobs from Prince George's County have been delayed until the end of 2019.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin looked dour walking into federal court Wednesday for his arraignment, then spoke defiantly as he pleaded 'not guilty' to each of 21 felony counts read to him by a magistrate judge.
But, as Eyewitness News legal analyst Donald 'Chick' Foret said, anyone who has read the lengthy indictment and seen the raft of witnesses the government has lined up against the former mayor gets the sense that prosecutors hold most of the cards.
Foret calls the government 'the favorite' in the case, if it were to go to trial in April.
In the indictment handed up Jan. 18, prosecutors allege that Nagin got free air travel from two city technology vendors, including Mark St. Pierre, who is now serving a 17-year prison term for bribing Nagin's former aide, Greg Meffert, who is also ready to testify against his old boss.
And Nagin's granite countertop business, Stone Age LLC, allegedly collected more than $120,000 in payments from contractors Frank Fradella and Rodney Williams.
'All of these witnesses are lined up to testify for the government and against Ray Nagin,' Foret said. Nagin's attorney 'Robert Jenkins, in my opinion, and Ray Nagin, need to at least discuss a possible resolution with the government to keep from a possible St. Pierre-type sentence if he goes to trial and he loses, and I have no doubt that Mr. Jenkins has had some of those conversations and will continue to have conversations.'
The most damning allegations in the indictment are bribery and wire fraud charges related to payments from Fradella and Williams.
Fradella has alleged in his plea deal that he got favorable treatment from Nagin in exchange for a $50,000 payoff to Stone Age and truckloads of free granite for the struggling company while Nagin was still in office. Fradella also says he paid Nagin $12,500 for a post-mayoral consulting gig and arranged for another $100,000 in consulting payments in the eight months that followed.
And Williams is the real linchpin because Nagin allegedly helped his company directly receive millions of dollars in city contracts as a quid-pro-quo for more than $72,000 in bribes. Again, the money was funneled through Stone Age.
That raises the other big question hanging over the Nagin case: Will Nagin's two adult sons, Jeremy and Jarin Nagin, who owned Stone Age with their father, be charged?
The last $10,000 payment Williams allegedly made as a payoff to Nagin was in cash to his close family members in 2009, according to the indictment. Sources confirm those close family members are Jeremy and Jarin Nagin, and that they were also involved when Stone Age allegedly agreed to give bogus corporate ownership documents to Williams and a Fradella associate as a way to cover up the true reason for those payments.
But the sons' attorney, Clarence Roby Jr., told me today that there's no more clarity for his clients today than there was in the nervous weeks leading up to the indictment. He said he's had no conversations with the government and his efforts to reach out to them have been fruitless.
Foret said that's not surprising because, as usual, the government has the upper-hand.
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What do you think deaf people do?
911 in many areas supports SMS for this reason and a multitude of others.
What do you think deaf people do?
911 in many areas supports SMS for this reason and a multitude of others.
Depends on the cause of the blackout.
Here, our last days long blackout took out anything that needed wires. This is because it was an ice storm that took down wiring as well as trees which took out more wiring. POTS was not fully restored until after power was. This is because the power company had to replace poles before the Telco could string new wires.
Not for years.
That kind of reliability died out in the 90s.
Well, you can always make the box bigger.
Just make the heat sink a few hundred pounds of copper.
I will be getting one of those this year if only so I can rewatch the Dr Who 50th in 3D. I intended to buy a bigger TV anyway and adding in 3D is pretty cheap.
To be a reasonable person here, if you are using that TV as a monitor you would sit the same distance.
Even if you are using it as a TV, my couch is not bolted to my living room floor, I doubt yours is either.
Please explain?
You think solid state parts working make noise?
If you are only making calls this is not the device for you.
I would rather have a slightly larger phone. I am not going to carry a tablet around in public at all times.
I agree the price is too high for what it is.
That is not porns primary use at all.
Does it bother you if your wife touches herself?
My phone is open to tinkering.
Heck, Ubuntu for it exists.
I want both. I might be convinced if all the drivers are in mainline, but we both know that is not the case.
It would not come close to a 2006 macbook pro.
ARM cpus are not that performant. Ghz is not something you can compare that way.
It is on a phone with better specs and an unlocked bootloader.
Why are the specs so low?
This is like a phone from 3 years ago.
Facts not in evidence?
Is this a court now?
Which of us in a fantasy land?
It is hatred to expect not to be billed for unwanted services?
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Dandara, Collet, Clement Adebamowo, Jantina de Vries, Edward S. Dove, Erik Fisher, Richard A. Gibbs, et al. 2012. "An Idea whose Time Has Come? An African Foresight Observatory on Genomics Medicine and Data-Intensive Global Science." Current Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine. 10(1):7-15.
Davies, Sarah R. and Denisa Kera. February 2012. "DIY Micro-Governance: Hackerspaces as Science Policy." Presentation. Inaugural Asia Pacific Science Policy Studies Research Conference. Wellington, New Zealand.
Davies, Sarah R. and Cynthia Selin. 2012. "Energy Futures: Five Dilemmas of the Practice of Anticipatory Governance." Environmental Communication. 6(1):119-136. doi: 10.1080/17524032.2011.644632
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Davis, Robert W. 2012. "A Computer-aided Affective Content Analysis of Nanotechnology Newspaper Articles." NanoEthics. 5:319-334. doi: 10.1007/s11569-011-0129-8
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Fisher, Erik. September 2012. "Exploring the Possibility, Utility and Meaning of Lab-based Socio-Technical Collaborations." Presentation. Science of Science and Innovation Policy Conference. National Academy of the Sciences. Washington, DC.
Fisher, Erik. April 26, 2012. "Self-Critical Public Science: How to Integrate Creativity and Responsibility." Presentation. New Tools for Science Policy. ASU Washington Center. Washington, DC.
Fisher, Erik. 2012. STIR: Socio-Technical Integration Research Project Annual Report to the NSF, Year 3. Tempe, AZ.
Fisher, Erik. March 22, 2012. "The Code of Conduct for Responsible Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies Research as a Platform for Deliberation." Presentation. Soft Law Oversight Mechanisms for Nanotechnology. Skysong. Arizona State University.
Fisher, Erik and David Beltran-del-Rio. 2012. "Mathematics and Root Interdisciplinarity." Oxford Handbook of Interdisciplinarity, ed(s). Robert Frodeman, Julie Thompson Klein and Carl Mitcham, p. 88. New York: Oxford University Press.
Fisher, Erik, Marianne Boenink, Simone van der Burg and Neal Woodbury. 2012. "Responsible Healthcare Innovation: Anticipatory Governance of Nanodiagnostics for Theranostics Medicine." Expert Review of Molecular Diagnostics. 12(8):857-870.
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Foley, Rider W., Braden Kay, Richard Rushforth and Arnim Wiek. May 2012. "Can Nanotechnology Decontaminate Water in a Morally Contested Context?." Presentation. International Symposium on Sustainable Systems and Technology. Boston, MA.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Despite 43 points from the backcourt of AJ Clark and Mike Smith, the Pfeiffer men's basketball team (2-3) fell to Bluefield St. (2-5) by a final score of 85-81 on Monday evening at Merner Gym. Sophomore Silvere Aluko added 13 points and five blocks for the Falcons. Shakir Dunning paced the Big Blue with 22 points, including a 13-for-15 performance from the free throw line. Treon Claiborne posted a double double with 12 points and 11 rebounds, while Samuel Ouedraogo grabbed a game-high 14 rebounds.
Pfeiffer's defense held Bluefield St. to 35 percent shooting from the field, but struggled on the boards. The visitors held a 51-37 advantage on the glass and pulled down 20 offensive rebounds.
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