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A great filet is served and cooked to your satisfaction. Wait staff is very attentive and takes care of all your needs.
I've been downtown and had the best they had to offefed (Houston's, Ruth Crisp's) and south suburds Bogarts which was my favorite but Mr. Benny's has them all beat hands down.Pricey but worth it.(market value.)
At the end of a six-day road-trip from Arizona through sight-seeing in Colorado, this was a perfect last supper. Rebecca was instantly welcoming and friendly as we walked through the door, and the service she provided through the evening was impeccably warm.
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Best food in Matteson. We always enjoy our visit. Everyone is so friendly. Family run and take pride in making your experience a fine one. Great date place
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rather surprised to see men in t shirts and baseball caps during dinner. I thought this place was more upscale than that.
Had an early dinner... It was great. The greens are especially good. Service was attentive and caring.
this was our second time here. Your first stop is at the bar where Larry ? makes the best martini's south of Madison street.The steaks are as good as any downtown. Service was attentive and prompt. Not cheap but well worth it.
Went to Mr. Benny's to listen to our friend Jim Bulanda sing - it was his debut performance. The staff is very friendly. We were in the main dining room, but there is additional booth seating inside the bar area, and also a separate room for private events. Top-shelf liquor available.
The only downside is the high prices, and the...
First time I ate here was when they were in a little building off Western Ave. You had to know where you were going to find it. I was awe-struck with the friendly staff and the exceptional quality of the food. Decades later this remains my Italian Restaurant of choice in Chicagoland for dinner. They have been in the Cicero...
Poor quality and overpriced! Had the rack of lamb, fatty, hardly any meat and it had to be grilled on a dirty grill. Also had shrimp de jonghe got 4 shrimp and all kinds of bread crumbs. The thousand island salad dressing seemed like a doctored-up French. The best thing about this experience was the ambiance.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Univ. of Ark.) -- The No. 11 University of Arkansas men's cross country team will close out its season Saturday with the 2012 NCAA Division I Championships in Louisville, Ky. The men's 10K race is scheduled for a 12:15 p.m. (CT) start at E.P. Tom Sawyer Park. A web stream of Saturday's national meet will be available at NCAA.com.
"I can't think of a tougher race than the NCAA cross country meet," head coach Chris Bucknam said. "I say that because you've got every walk of life in runners from middle- to long-distance guys running in one race. They're all good. You've got the miler types and the speed guys, and the guys that may not be so fast on a track but compete really well on a cross country course. You have to beat a lot of different styles to score at the national meet."
The Razorbacks are making the program's 42nd appearance at the NCAA Championships. Arkansas secured an automatic berth into the national meet with a runner-up finish last weekend at the 2012 NCAA Division I South Central Regional Championships in Fayetteville. For their individual performances, Kemoy Campbell, Solomon Haile, Eric Fernandez, Layne Nixon and David Flynn earned all-region recognition.
During the season, Arkansas ran to two team titles with victories at the season-opening Razorback Invitational and the SEC Championships. The win at the conference meet was the Razorbacks' third straight and 20th overall. Based on the team's performance, Bucknam was named the SEC Coach of the Year while Cale Wallace was selected as the league's Freshman of the Year.
In its history, Arkansas has 11 NCAA cross country titles and two individual national champions in Joe Falcon (1987) and Godfrey Siamusiye (1995-96). The program also has five runner-up finishes (1980, 1985, 1996, 1997 and 2005) and three bronze results (1981, 1982 and 2001). The Razorbacks' current cross country All-America runners-designated by top-40 individual finish-are Fernandez (2011, 38th place) and Haile (2010, 17th).
Including Arkansas, the 18 teams that automatically qualified for the NCAA Championships are BYU, Columbia, Eastern Kentucky, Florida State, Georgetown, Georgia, Iona, Michigan, Northern Arizona, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Portland, Stanford, Texas, Villanova, Virginia and Wisconsin.
The 13 teams to receive at-large bids are Colorado, Duke, Indiana, Michigan State, New Mexico, N.C. State, Notre Dame, Oregon, Princeton, Syracuse, Tulsa, UCLA and Virginia Tech. The field will also include 38 individuals whose teams did not qualify for the NCAA Championships.
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Santorini hotel Perivolas marries stunning scenery with a handsome hunk of history. An alluringly renovated cluster of 300-year-old caves, once the homes, wineries and stables of fishermen and farmers, these tranquil private houses hug the edge of a cliff overlooking the brilliantly blue Aegean horizon.
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More consumers are seeking professional help managing their portfolios. Registered advisers' assets under management reached $50 trillion in 2012, up from $22 trillion in 2002. One reason for the trend is that people recognize it is important to have an impartial guide. "[T]here's so much volatility in the market that it's easy to get emotionally charged," said Michael Branham, president of the Financial Planning Association.
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Teams from Carver and Spring Hill Middle School faced off this week in the annual Battle of the Books competition. The teams were evenly matched and the score stayed close until, in the final rounds, the Spring Hill team pulled away with the victory. Representing Spring Hill were Martina Litty, Sam Poage, Karl Rabutan, Ryan Phillips, Quinton Covington, Zipporah McMillan, Isabel Huesa, Makayla Hall, Bailey Sloop, Shareen Rahmathulla, Alexis Patterson. and Caroline Infinger. Representing Carver were Tyler Pittman, Seth Armstrong, Kaylie Morin, Keara Banks, Kenyonna Deese, and Courtney Carter.
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The Tarrant County medical examiner's office in Texas said Ebel died from a gunshot wound in his forehead.
There was no indication that Hickenlooper's relationship with the Ebels played a role in the shooting. Hickenlooper said he did not having any role in Evan Ebel's parole.
Evan Ebel was paroled Jan. 28 as part of a mandatory process after serving his full prison term, Morgan said. He had most recently been sentenced to four years for punching a prison guard in 2008, according to state records.
The entire state prison system has remained under lockdown. Morgan said the lockdown would not be lifted until after a public memorial service for Clements on Sunday.
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February 21, 2013 edition
Garland, Tex. -- A 3-year-old boy died last night after he was accidentally shot in the head with a handgun while at home. Both parents and other small children were at home at the time of the shooting.
Miami, Fla. -- A 45-year-old man shot and killed himself after shooting and killing his 11-year-old son and wounding his 43-year-old wife and 14-year-old daughter about 9:30 p.m. yesterday. The wife and daughter were listed in critical condition.
Oklahoma City, Okla. -- Police found a 27-year-old man fatally shot outside his home about 5:45 p.m. yesterday. His 53-year-old father-in-law, a pastor at a local church, has been arrested. The shooting stems from a domestic altercation.
Las Vegas, Nev. -- In an incident that began at an intersection around 4:30 a.m. today, three people are dead and three people are injured after shots fired from an SUV into a sports car caused the sports car to crash into a taxi, causing the taxi to burst into flames. The driver of the sports car, the driver of the taxi, and a passenger in the taxi all died. A passenger in the sports car was among the injured. The SUV sped away.
Woodbridge, Va. -- A 55-year-old man, a retired Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) agent, was shot and killed while walking his dog in an apparent robbery attempt about 9:40 p.m. yesterday. A 25-year-old man has been arrested.
Memphis, Tenn. -- A 20-year-old man was fatally shot about 4 p.m. yesterday. Police think the shooting was related to an altercation between the man and someone he knew.
Oklahoma City, Okla. -- A man in his mid-30s was found fatally shot in the front lawn of a home about 7:40 p.m. yesterday in what police are calling a drive-by shooting.
Oklahoma City, Okla. -- A man was fatally shot and another man wounded at an apartment about 7:50 p.m. yesterday. Both men were in their mid-20s. The wounded man has injuries considered non life-threatening.
Encinitas, Calif. -- A 22-year-old man shot two sheriff's deputies yesterday afternoon and was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his mother's home about 1:30 a.m. today after a several-hours-long standoff. The man was reportedly angry over a restraining order filed by his mother. One deputy is in stable condition with a leg wound, the other was treated and released.
South Tucson, Ariz. -- A 38-year-old man found shot in the chest about 6:50 p.m. yesterday was pronounced dead a short while later at a hospital.
Houston, Tex. -- The owner of a cell-phone store, a 62-year-old man, was shot and killed during a robbery by two males wearing masks about 4:40 p.m. Monday.
East Cleveland, Ohio -- A 24-year-old man was fatally shot outside his home about 11:20 p.m. yesterday.
Houston, Tex. -- A 27-year-old man was found fatally shot in the head at a residence about 11 p.m. on Monday. Witnesses heard arguing and a gunshot before seeing a car speed away.
Bartow County, Ga. -- About 2:40 a.m. today, police found a female clerk fatally shot at a resort. The man who shot her ran into some nearby woods and was later found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police said the incident was related to family violence.
New Orleans, La. -- A 21-year-old man was shot and killed and another person wounded around 3:45 p.m. yesterday when someone opened fire while he drove his car, causing it to crash. The car had at least 20 bullet holes. Both victims were shot multiple times. The wounded person was in stable condition.
Jennings, Mo. -- Police checking on a sounding burglar-alarm at a home about 3 a.m. today found an open door and a 27-year-old man lying on the floor fatally shot. It was not yet known if the man lived there.
Olney Springs, Colo. -- A family member found a 29-year-old woman fatally shot at a home about 2 a.m. Tuesday. An arrest warrant has been issued for her 32-year-old boyfriend.
St. Louis, Mo. -- Two police officers, ages 31 and 26, were shot and wounded after responding to a sounding burglar-alarm at a boarded house about 11 p.m. yesterday. A gunman confronted the officers at the scene and opened fire. The officers returned fire, shooting the gunman several times. One officer was released from the hospital late yesterday, the other is expected to be released today. The gunman was in critical condition.
Chicago, Ill. -- A 41-year-old man was shot three times at an apartment complex just before midnight Wednesday. He was listed in critical condition.
New Orleans, La. -- A male teenager was shot and wounded around 2:15 p.m. yesterday at a bus stop after an altercation between a group of teens in school uniforms led to gunfire. He suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was listed in critical condition.
Milwaukee, Wis. -- A 22-year-old man was shot during a quarrel of some sort on a street about 8 p.m. yesterday. His injuries were not considered life-threatening.
Clovis, N.M. -- A grandmother reported that shots were fired at her house and bullets came through the front door and dining room window about 7:40 p.m. Tuesday as she was inside with two other adults and two children. No one was hit.
Bronx, N.Y. -- A stray bullet struck a 51-year-old woman in the side of her stomach about 9:40 p.m. last Friday. She was expected to survive.
Today's sources: Arizona Daily Star, Associated Press, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Chicago Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Clovis (N.M.) Police, Dallas Morning News, Denver Post, Houston Police Department, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, The Oklahoman, San Diego Union Tribune, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Times- Picayune, Las Vegas Sun, Washington Post, WSVN-TV Miami
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Valley Center, Calif. -- A man shot and killed his wife and then used the gun to kill himself about 9 p.m. yesterday.
Warminster Township, Penn. -- Police arriving at the scene of a domestic disturbance at an apartment complex about 7:40 p.m. yesterday were met by gunfire from inside an apartment occupied by a 49-year-old man. Police returned fire and, during the exchange, a 90-year-old woman who lived in a downstairs unit was struck by a bullet and killed. It is not yet clear who shot the woman. The man surrendered about 2:30 a.m. today.
Prince George's County, Md. -- A 15-year-old male high school student was found lying on the ground fatally shot about 4:20 p.m. Monday. Police suspect robbery as the motive for the killing.
Prince George's County, Md. -- A man was fatally shot as he pumped gas into his vehicle about 1 a.m. today. The victim ran when he saw a gunman approaching, but he was chased down and shot by the suspect. The shooter was later arrested. It is not yet known if the two men knew each other.
Baltimore, Md. -- Police responding to a shooting at a home about 6 p.m. yesterday found a 33-year-old woman fatally shot in the torso and a man dead from a gunshot wound to the head. Police believe the man killed the woman before shooting himself. A small child was found unharmed at the home.
Camden, N.J. -- A 23-year-old man was shot and killed on a street around 4 p.m. yesterday.
Birmingham, Ala. -- A 22-year-old man was fatally shot around 2 a.m. Sunday after he was involved in an altercation that began inside a bar. Two men, ages 21 and 19, have been arrested in connection with the shooting.
Forestville, Md. -- An 18-year-old high school student was fatally shot and a second person critically wounded at an apartment complex about 5:30 p.m. yesterday.
Hurtsboro, Ala. -- A 35-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman were found fatally shot multiple times and slumped over in a car around midnight Monday. A 17-year-old has been arrested in connection with the shootings.
Caldwell, Idaho -- A 34-year-old man shot during an argument with his wife, as reported here on February 13, died on Saturday at a hospital.
Brooklyn, N.Y. -- A man was found on a street fatally shot in the head about 6:15 a.m. today.
Opa-Locka, Fla. -- One man is dead and another in critical condition after a shooting outside a restaurant about 8 p.m. yesterday. The gunman fled on foot.
Indianapolis, Ind. -- A 29-year-old woman was found fatally shot outside a home about 4:45 a.m. yesterday. Police were at the same home on Monday after a female caller said her ex-husband had been hit in the head by her current boyfriend during a fight between the two men.
Callaway, Fla. -- An 18-year-old woman was shot in the forehead about 9:15 a.m. yesterday after a 3-year-old boy found a .38-caliber handgun between the mattresses of his parents' bed and accidentally discharged the weapon. Police found the woman, a family friend, bleeding heavily from an exit wound at the top of her head. No word on her condition.
St. Petersburg, Fla. -- A 46-year-old man walking his dog with his wife was shot in the leg by a disgruntled driver of a pick-up truck when the animal got off its leash and ran into the road, forcing the truck to stop.
Detroit, Mich. -- About 8 p.m. yesterday, a 21-year-old man trying to break up a fight between adults outside a house at a birthday party for a 5-year-old was wounded when one of those fighting -- a 22-year-old man -- pulled out a gun and shot him. The shooter fled. The victim was listed in temporary-serious condition.
Las Vegas, Nev. -- An FBI agent was shot about 3 p.m. yesterday while serving a warrant as part of a team that included members of the FBI and two local police departments. The suspect was also shot. The incident began as officers approached the subject and a chase ensued that included an exchange of gunfire. The agent's injuries were not thought to be life-threatening. No word on the condition of the suspect.
Big Flats, Wis. -- Two police officers responding to a complaint of suspicious activity made contact with someone inside a house and shots were fired about 7:30 yesterday. One of the officers and a man were injured. No word on the medical condition of the officer or the man.
Oak Creek, Wis. -- A 24-year-old man accidentally shot his 21-year-old girlfriend in the buttocks with a 9-millimeter handgun on Valentine's Day. He was arrested for a weapons violation. Her injuries were considered non life-threatening.
Overland Park, Kan. -- An man who was barricaded inside his own home shot himself about 2:45 p.m. yesterday. His injury was described as serious.
Seattle, Wash. -- A 21-year-old man was shot in the leg and a 19-year-old man suffered a grazing wound when someone fired several gunshots into a house about 2:10 a.m. today. Police believe a gunman walked up to the rear of the house and opened fired before fleeing.
Tampa, Fla. -- A 27-year-old man was fatally shot and two men, ages 42 and 27, were wounded outside a house about 9 p.m. yesterday. Police say several gunmen approached the three and fired at them before fleeing in a car.
Chicago, Ill. -- A man showed up at a hospital about 8:50 p.m. yesterday with gunshot wounds to the arm, back, and buttocks.
Chicago, Ill. -- A man arrived on his own at a hospital about 8:40 p.m. yesterday with a gunshot graze-wound to his side.
Chicago, Ill. -- A 71-year-old man walked into a hospital about 11:10 p.m. yesterday with a gunshot wound to his leg
Hartford, Conn. -- A man with a gunshot wound to his arm showed up at a hospital about 11 p.m. yesterday.
Jacksonville, Fla. -- A woman was shot twice and a man shot once about 11:15 p.m. Monday, apparently during an argument with another man over a parking space at an apartment complex. One victim was expected to survive; the other victim was described as suffering injuries more severe. No information yet on a suspect.
Today's sources: Birmingham News, Chicago Tribune, Detroit Free Press, Florida Times-Union, Hartford Courant, Idaho Statesman, KCTV-TV Kansas City, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, New York Post, Orlando Sentinel, Philadelphia Inquirer, San Diego Union-Tribune, Seattle Times, South Jersey Times, Tampa Bay Times, Washington Post, WBAL-TV Baltimore, WISH-TV Indianapolis, WSFA-TV Montgomery, WSVN-TV Miami
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DeKalb County, Ga. -- A woman in her 20s was found fatally shot, with her child nearby, in a driveway outside a house. Neighbors said they heard a single gunshot late Monday night. The child has been given to relatives.
Tustin, Calif. -- After allegedly shooting and killing one person, a man allegedly crashed his vehicle about 5:30 a.m. today and began a string of carjackings spread across several communities that ended with three more people shot dead, including the victim who turned a gun on himself. Two people were wounded. No report on their injuries.
Baltimore, Md. -- Police found two men, ages 26 and 27, and a 27-year-old woman suffering from gunshot wounds in the parking lot of a grocery store just before midnight last night. The 27-year-old man later died at a hospital. No word on the condition of the wounded victims. Police believe the three were standing at a bus stop when the shots were fired.
Chicago, Ill. -- Police found a 24-year-old man on a sidewalk fatally shot after a gunman approached him and opened fire around 5 p.m. yesterday. The victim was hit several times.
Mattpan, Mass. -- Someone was shot multiple times and killed yesterday. Police have a suspect in custody and are looking for three others.
Dallas, Tex. -- A homeowner, described as elderly, fatally shot an 33-year-old intruder who was climbing through his window yesterday afternoon.
Dallas, Tex. -- During an apparent robbery, a 35-year-old man was fatally shot in a parking lot across the street from a nightclub about 1:20 a.m. today.
Camden, N.J. -- A 28-year-old man was found fatally shot on a street corner about 9 a.m. yesterday.
Houston, Tex. -- About 9:30 p.m. yesterday, two men pulled out guns and fired shots at each other during an argument at an apartment complex and one of the men was struck and killed. The other man fled the scene in a vehicle.
Hendersonville, Tenn. -- A 26-year-old woman shot by her husband last Wednesday as reported here on February 14 has died today from her injuries. Her 29-year-old husband has been charged with first-degree murder.
Orlando, Fla. -- A 17-year-old male and 24-year-old female were shot dead and a 22-year-old man was wounded as they walked to an apartment complex about 1:47 a.m. today. The wounded man's injuries were considered non life-threatening.
Fairview, Alaska -- A 26-year-old man was found fatally shot about 1:20 a.m. yesterday. A resident of a nearby apartment said he heard gunshots and looked out a window to see three people running around the corner of the building.
Decatur, Ohio -- A 9-year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the head with a handgun yesterday afternoon. The child was playing with the gun after getting it in his father's bedroom and it discharged when a younger sister tried to take it away from him. The boy was listed in critical condition after a four-hour surgery.
Durham, S.C. -- A state trooper was shot four times by the driver of a vehicle he pulled over for not wearing seatbelt about 6 p.m. yesterday. The trooper was struck in the face, shoulder, and both hands. He was reported in fair and stable condition after surgery. The shooter fled but police now have a suspect in custody.
Charlotte, N.C. -- A person sitting in a car was shot yesterday. No other details were available.
Milwaukee, Wis. -- Two male store-employees, ages 41 and 22, were shot during a robbery about 7:15 p.m. yesterday. Two men fled the scene with an undisclosed amount of money. The victim's injuries were considered non life-threatening.
Pelham, Ala. -- A person was shot in the abdomen and the leg while on a street about 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Police are questioning someone in connection with the shooting. No report on the victim's condition.
Tucson, Ariz. -- About 11:40 p.m. yesterday, a man inside an apartment accidentally fired a gun and the bullet went through a wall and struck a woman in an neighboring apartment. Her injuries were considered non life-threatening.
Chicago, Il. -- A man thought to be in his mid-30s was shot in the thigh while on a street around 10:45 a.m. yesterday. He was reported in good condition at a local hospital.
Chicago, Il. -- A 20-year-old man was shot in the face while on a street around 11:30 a.m. yesterday. He was listed in serious condition.
New Orleans, La. -- A 17-year-old female was shot and wounded on a street about 8 p.m. yesterday. She was hit multiple times. Police are looking for a woman as a person of interest in connection with the shooting. No report on the victim's condition.
Bridgeport, Conn. -- The owner of a store was shot today, apparently during an attempted robbery. He was expected to survive.
Chicago, Ill. -- A 15-year-old boy tried to bring an unloaded 25 caliber semi-automatic handgun to his high school yesterday morning. The weapon, which was in his book-bag, was found after he was asked to put the book-bag into an X-ray machine. The student was arrested and charged as an adult with unlawful use of a weapon in a school zone.
St. Petersburg, Fla. -- An 18-year-old woman was injured about 9 p.m. yesterday when a bullet exploded inside her kitchen oven while she was preheating the appliance to make a snack. Police later determined that, unknown to the woman, a 25-year-old friend had put a magazine clip to his .46-caliber Glock handgun in the oven. Police had not yet learned why the clip was put in the oven. The gun was in a drawer. The woman was treated for superficial injuries at a local hospital.
Virginia Beach, Va. -- To show support for firearm rights, a pizza-shop owner now offers a 15 percent discount to anyone bringing along a gun or concealed handgun permit. Since the discount began, 80 percent of his customers have carried guns into the store; including one who brought in an AK-47.
Today's sources: Akron Beacon Journal, Anchorage Daily News, Associated Press, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Birmingham News, Chicago Tribune, Dallas Morning News, Hartford Courant, Herald-Sun, Houston Chronicle, KABC-TV Los Angeles, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Nashville Tennessean, Orlando Sentinel, Philadelphia Inquirer, Tampa Bay Times, Times-Picayune, WBAL-TV Baltimore, WHDH-TV Boston, WSOC-TV Charlotte
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Little Rock, Ark. -- A 37-year-old woman was found dead yesterday on the porch of a house from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. She was a nationally known country-music performer.
Fairdealing, Mo. -- When an argument led to his girlfriend wanting to move out of their home, a 23-year-old man shot and killed her father and stabbed her mother and brother who were helping the woman move out her belongings Saturday night. The 23-year-old then killed himself. No word on the condition of the mother and brother.
Jackson, Miss. -- A 80-year-old woman was found fatally shot in a shed behind her home Saturday afternoon. She suffered two gunshot wounds -- one in the head and one in the abdomen. The victim's car was missing. A 17-year-old has been charged in her death.
Council Bluffs, Iowa -- A 42-year-old man shot and killed his 38-year-old girlfriend at her home before fatally shooting himself. The woman had three children between the ages of 12 and 18. The 18-year-old, a daughter, found the two around 10:15 a.m. yesterday. A neighbor said the woman had recently been trying to end her relationship with the man.
New Orleans, La. -- A 24-year-old man was found lying on a street and shot multiple times about 8:30 p.m. yesterday. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Richardson, Tex. -- A 20-year-old male was found shot dead in an alley behind an ice-skating rink about 10 p.m. yesterday. Three people who knew the victim, and were with him earlier in the evening, are being questioned by police in connection with the shooting.
Philadelphia, Penn. -- A 37-year-old man found on a street early Sunday with a gunshot wound to the chest was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. Another man, 33-years-old, suffered a gunshot wound to the stomach and was listed in critical condition.
Sunrise, Fla. -- Police found a man shot dead on a golf course around 4 a.m. today. They also found two bullet-riddled cars in a nearby strip-mall parking lot. Police believe the incident might have started during an altercation at a gentleman's club located at the strip mall.
Montgomery, Ala. -- A 41-year-old man was found shot to death on a street about 9 p.m. yesterday.
San Diego, Calif. -- A man was found fatally shot while on a street about 11:10 p.m. Saturday. Police believe two men approached the victim and shot him after a brief conversation. The gunmen fled on foot.
Nashville, Tenn. -- Several men were playing video games at a home about 2 p.m. yesterday when a fight started and one of the men, 26-years old, was shot in the leg. The victim's injuries were not considered life-threatening.
Nashville, Tenn. -- A 23-year-old man and his pregnant girlfriend were on a street when someone walked up and shot the man. The bullet struck one of his legs and traveled through the other. A bullet also grazed the woman. Neither victim has wounds considered life-threatening.
Cleveland, Ohio -- A 16-year-old male was shot in the lower back and 19-year-old male was shot twice in the leg while at a house party about 1:30 a.m. yesterday. No word on their condition. They were outside the house with a group of people when shots were fired from a vehicle.
Birmingham, Ala. -- A man was found shot on a street about 8 p.m. yesterday. Police described his injuries as life-threatening.
Charlotte, N.C. -- Someone was shot and wounded while on a street about 2:50 p.m. yesterday. An 18-year-old was arrested. Police believe the two knew each other. The victim's injuries were considered life-threatening.
New Orleans, La. -- A man was shot in the hand while on a street about 5 p.m. yesterday. No other information was available.
New Orleans, La. -- A woman was shot in the arm while on a street about 8 p.m. yesterday. Her injury was considered non life-threatening.
New Orleans, La. -- A man was shot in the face while on a street about 9:30 p.m. yesterday. The shooter fled in a vehicle. No other information was available.
Attleboro, Mass. -- A man was shot in the abdomen at a house about 11 p.m. yesterday. Police were searching for two suspects who left the scene in a vehicle. The victim was conscious and alert as rescue crews took him to a hospital.
Los Angeles, Calif. -- A woman was shot during an attempted carjacking about 8 p.m. yesterday. She began driving away upon seeing the gunman approach and he shot her in the back. The woman drove a few miles and called police. She was listed in stable condition.
Memphis, Tenn. -- Two juveniles were arrested after a 16-year-old girl and a 21-year-old male nightclub security guard and were shot about 9:40 p.m. yesterday. Both victims were listed in non-critical condition.
Akron, Ohio -- A 22-year-old man was shot in the leg while in his apartment when he tried to stop two men from taking his cell phone about 8:30 p.m. yesterday.
Palm Coast, Fla. -- A 19-year-old man was shot in the face about 3 a.m. yesterday. Police say a birthday party with up to 100 guests was underway at a residence when several gunshots were heard outside. The victim was treated at a local hospital and released.
San Diego, Calif. -- As police chased a speeding car about 12:30 a.m. today, someone inside the car tossed a loaded shotgun out a window. The gun discharged when it hit the ground, striking a nearby parked car. Police arrested the driver and her passenger.
Poway, Calif. -- After two men, ages 25 and 23, were involved in a fight at a pub around midnight on Saturday, they went and retrieved a handgun from a nearby apartment and returned to threaten those they had fought with earlier by pointing the gun at them and firing two shots in the air. Both men were arrested.
Today's sources: Akron Beacon Journal, Associated Press, Birmingham News, Clarion-Ledger, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Dallas Morning News, Florida Times-Union, KABC - TV Los Angeles, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Nashville Tennessean, Philadelphia Inquirer, Reuters, San Diego Union Tribune, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Times- Picayune, WSFA-TV Montgomery, WSOC-TV Charlotte, WSVN-TV Miami
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Rockwall, Tex. -- A 33-year-old woman was shot and killed and a 40-year-old man was wounded in the parking lot of a shopping center about 8 p.m. last night. After a police chase, a 47-year-old man -- the former boyfriend of the woman -- was arrested. The alleged shooter is a police officer and recently served as an elected constable. The wounded man was in stable condition.
Bridge City, La. -- An 81-year-old grandmother was found shot dead on the kitchen floor of her home about 11:55 p.m. Friday. Police found a trail of bullet casings that began on the street and continued on to the front door and then into the house. The victim was hit multiple times. Three other people inside the house -- her grandson, his girlfriend, and a 3-year-old girl -- were not injured. Police say she might not have been the intended target.
Cedar City, Utah -- Police responding to a home about 2 p.m. Friday found a man fatally shot and a woman wounded. A 54-year-old man considered a person of interest in the case is in custody.
Detroit, Mich. -- A 28-year-old man shot and killed his 66-year-old grandmother and 48-year-old aunt, and wounded his 7-year-old daughter at a home about 6:45 p.m. Friday. He fled the scene and then checked himself into a local hospital for psychiatric evaluation around 1:30 a.m. yesterday. The girl was released from the hospital yesterday.
Memphis, Tenn. -- A man found in a crashed car about 10:30 p.m. Friday had been shot to death.
Tampa, Fla. -- Police responding to a report of a fight about 9:30 p.m. Friday found an 18-year-old man shot dead and another 18-year-old man wounded. No word on the wounded victim's condition.
Chicago, Ill. -- A 17-year-old male was fatally shot in the head and an 18-year-old male was wounded in the arm while sitting in a car about 6 p.m. yesterday. A vehicle pulled alongside their car and someone inside the vehicle opened fire on the teenagers. The condition of the 18-year-old was listed as stabilized.
Chicago, Ill. -- An 18-year-old woman was found lying on the ground and fatally shot in her upper body about 7 p.m. Police suspect she was struck by gunfire intended for someone else.
Chicago, Ill. -- An 18-year-old woman who was visiting friends and family was fatally shot in the head while on her way to a store in Friday.
Altadena, Calif. -- The body of a 26-year-old man was discovered along a horse trail about 8 a.m. yesterday. He had been shot to death.
Orlando, Fla. -- About 3 a.m. today, police responding to reports of shots fired and injuries at a loud house party found one man dead and two men wounded. The two wounded victims suffered non life-threatening injuries.
Melbourne, Fla. -- A 40-year-old man was shot to death at a nightclub about 2:14 a.m. yesterday after he got into a fight with someone who pulled out a gun and opened fire.
Oakland, Calif. -- A man was found shot dead on a street about 5 p.m. yesterday. He had been hit multiple times.
Charlotte, N.C. -- A 24-year-old man was shot and killed about 12:30 p.m. today. No other information was available.
Philadelphia, Penn. -- Two 22-year-old men were shot and wounded on a street around 7:30 p.m. yesterday. One was reported in critical but stable condition; the other is in serious condition.
Philadelphia, Penn. -- A man about 40 years old was shot in the head while inside a vehicle around 6 p.m. Friday night. He was listed in critical condition.
Chicago, Ill. -- About 9 p.m. yesterday, a 16-year-old male standing on a street corner was shot twice in the shoulder when two males approached him and one of them fired shots from a handgun.
Denver, Colo. -- A 19-year-old man was shot and wounded as he walked with another man on a street about 9:30 p.m. yesterday. The incident began after the two men were confronted by a group of people and an argument ensued. Someone in the group took out a gun and shot the victim. He was listed in stable condition.
Oakland, Calif. -- A man was shot in the leg about 1:10 p.m. Friday during a robbery at his home.
Colorado Springs, Colo. -- About 3:50 a.m. today, police found an adult male shot on a street. His injuries were considered potentially life-threatening.
New Haven, Conn. -- Around 12:30 a.m. yesterday, a police officer found a male about 20 years old in the parking lot of a convenience store suffering from three gunshot wounds. The shooting might be connected to an earlier party at nearby motel. No word on the condition of the victim.
Matthews, N.C.-- Three employees and a delivery driver were at a closed seafood restaurant about 6 a.m. yesterday when two armed robbers came to the back door. The robbers shot and wounded one of the men during the incident. The victim's injuries were consider non life-threatening.
Indianapolis, Ind. -- Police report someone was shot about 3 p.m. today. No other information is available.
Today's sources: Chicago Tribune, Colorado Springs Police Blotter, Dallas Morning News, Denver Post, Detroit Free Press, KABC-TV Los Angeles, Memphis Commercial Appeal, New Haven Register, Oakland Tribune, Orlando Sentinel, Philadelphia Inquirer, Salt Lake Tribune, Tampa Bay Times, Times- Picayune, WISH-TV Indianapolis, WSOC-TV Charlotte
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Harper Woods, Mich. -- A 60-year-old man was found fatally shot in his home about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday. His car was missing and apparently stolen.
Fort Smith, Ark. -- Early Thursday morning, a 25-year-old woman was shot and killed at her home by her 19-year-old nephew after an argument. The woman's boyfriend and her two young children were in the home at the time of the shooting. The nephew, who was living on and off with the woman, fled the scene but was later arrested.
Columbus, Miss. -- A 23-year-old man was fatally shot at a Valentine's Day party at a club early yesterday morning. Police are holding a 17-year-old male in connection with the shooting.
Detroit, Mich. -- A 35-year-old woman was fatally shot and a 12-year-old girl was wounded when several intruders entered a home yesterday morning. Five people, ranging in age from 6- to 35-years-old, were in the home at the time of the shooting. Police say robbery might have been the motive. The child was listed in temporary serious condition.
Milwaukee, Wis. -- A 23-year-old man was shot to death during a robbery inside a house around 3 p.m. yesterday. Police are looking for a suspect.
Oakland, Calif. -- A 31-year-old man at an unlicensed massage parlor was fatally shot during an apparent robbery after two men forced their way past a doorman about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Oak Creek, Wis. -- A 21-year-old woman was shot yesterday and a 24-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident. Her injuries were considered non-life-threatening.
Fort Washington, Md. -- An off-duty sheriff's deputy arrived home Tuesday night to find his home broken into and at least two male intruders inside. During a confrontation, the deputy shot one of them, a 20-year-old, who ran outside and collapsed. He was pronounced dead on the scene. A 23-year-old was later arrested in connection with the break-in.
Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. -- An unarmed man in his 20s was shot and killed about 3:15 a.m. yesterday by one of two armed off-duty security guards who confronted him about loud music coming from his car in the parking lot of an apartment complex. The guards say the victim reached in the direction of one of guard's guns, making the other guard fear for their safety, so he used his gun to shoot the man.
Memphis, Tenn. -- A man was fatally shot outside a gas station about 10:45 p.m. yesterday.
St. Louis, Mo. -- A 33-year-old man heard noises outside his home about 1:30 a.m. today and encountered two males, ages 15 and 17, attempting burglary. When the 15-year-old approached him, the homeowner shot and killed the teenager. The accomplice was arrested. Police say the shooting appears to be justified.
Norman, Okla. -- A 51-year-old man found inside a burning house Wednesday had died of a gunshot wound. The victim's pickup truck is missing . Police are calling the death a homicide and think the fire was set to cover the killing.
Santa Cruz, Calif. -- A 21-year-old female college student waiting at a bus stop about 7:30 p.m. Monday was shot in the head and robbed of her backpack. She saw a car pass by her twice and then park before the incident. She is expected to fully recover.
Washington, D.C. -- A man shot on a street about 5 p.m. Wednesday suffered wounds that were serious but not considered life-threatening.
Searcy, Ark. -- A 24-year-old woman was found fatally shot at an apartment complex around 9:00 a.m. today. She had multiple gunshot wounds. Police are looking for a person of interest.
Clifton, Colo. -- A man attempting to commit suicide by shooting himself in the chest caused an injury to a woman in the house when she was stuck by the bullet after it exited the man's back. No report on the condition of either victim.
Akron, Ohio -- A 21-year-old man helping a woman move from her apartment about 1 p.m. Wednesday was shot in the arm after the arrival of her boyfriend and a male friend led to a physical altercation. At some point during the incident, the friend pulled out a gun and shot the 21-year-old. The victim's wounds were considered non life-threatening.
New Haven, Conn. -- Two men, ages 19 and 57, were wounded as patrons were leaving a club and a gunman outside opened fire around 12:45 a.m. today. The older man was there fixing a kitchen drain and happened to be standing outside smoking a cigarette during a work break when the gunfire erupted. Both victims are expected to survive.
Inkster, Mich. -- A security guard at a tax preparation business was shot in the leg during a robbery attempt by two armed intruders about 2:20 p.m. yesterday. The guard returned fire but did not hit either suspect. The victim is expected to recover.
Cleveland, Ohio -- A man was shot while at the bar of a gentleman's club about 2:30 a.m. today. The victim was listed in stable condition.
Montgomery, Ala. -- Police say a person was shot in the leg today. The injuries were not considered life-threatening.
Cottage Grove, Ore. -- Two men were driving on a highway about 6 p.m. Wednesday when one of them fired a shotgun at another moving vehicle -- a pick-up truck -- striking a rear wheel. The two men and the driver of the pick-up truck had been involved in an earlier dispute at a residence. The assailants, ages 27 and 34, were arrested.
Newton, Mass. --A 21-year-old male motorist was cut off by another driver, so when they both pulled over at a nearby intersection, the man threatened the driver that cut him off -- also 21-years-old -- with a drawn gun. Police were called and arrested the armed driver. The gun was an unlicensed sawed-off .32 caliber revolver with five bullets in the magazine.
Today's sources: Arkansasmatters.com, Akron Beacon Journal, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Denver Post, Detroit Free Press, Hartford Courant, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, The Oklahoman, Oakland Tribune, The Oregonian, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Washington Post, WHDH-TV Boston, WSFA-TV Montgomery


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Arrest in murder case of Texas lesbian couple found near dumpster
The father of one of the two Houston women found dead next to a dumpster last week has been arrested and charged with 2 counts of tampering with evidence.
James Cosby, 45, father of 24-year-old Britney Cosby (above right), was taken into custody Thursday. The bodies of Britney and her girlfriend, Crystal Jackson, 24, were found next to a dumpster behind a convenience store in Port Bolivar, Texas last Friday morning.
The murders occurred in Cosby's home, ABC13 in Houston reports.
Cosby was among the mourners attending a vigil for his daughter on Wednesday, Mar. 12. "You can't really put something like this into words," he said in an interview with ABC13.
Cosby is being held in the Galveston County jail on $500,000 bond. More charges may be pending against him.
Jackson's family members said the women were killed after they returned from Galveston where they attended Mardi Gras.
"They didn't have to die. Whatever it was, it was petty," said Cosby's family member Leonard Freeman.
Police said Jackson was beaten then shot to death, while Cosby died of bunt trauma to the head.
Authorities believe they were killed elsewhere and their bodies were moved to the location where they were found.
The two women had dated for 2 years. They lived together at Cosby's great grandmother's home.
Anyone with information about the murders or the stolen vehicle is asked to call the Galveston County Sheriff's Office tip line at 866-248-8477.
47 Responses to "Arrest in murder case of Texas lesbian couple found near dumpster"
The dayum DEDDY did it? Aint the other girl dad a pastor? Man LISTEN. What is folks problem?????
My daddy had his faults, but he would never allow anyone to hurt us and him hurting us himself was a no go.
COSIGN. Same here. I can count on one hand how many times my dad spanked me. 2 that I can think of. And he was REAL protective when we were coming up. Even when we were older at times. This is so sad.
@Nan that was shade cause she know good and well that blog was still up and running.
Godspeed to the NOW OFFICIALLY closed blog.
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Jack Bentley Releases New Book, FROM 'AM I?' TO 'I AM!'
Inspiration for souls seeking the truth continues to be the goal of author Jack Bentley, who takes readers further onto the path of spiritual enlightenment and ascension with his new book. "Sometimes, reading a profoundly inspiration message stirs something deep within and causes a complete change of direction for the seeking soul," he writes in the book's preface, encouraging others to expand their consciousness and allow God the Father to build on foundational truths. In effect, knowing one's deeper self leads to deeper truth from the source of all that is.
"Teachings from Beyond the Veil - Volume III: From "Am I?" to "I Am!" reads like a spiritual diary, as Bentley presents messages he's received directly from the Father or others of his spirit helpers. Bentley became an ordained minister in 1960 when he heard the voice of God speaking directly to him, experiencing life-saving miracles and hearing other spirit-world voices, since 1955. Although he has turned from the practice of traditional denominational religion, Bentley includes Bible scripture that relates to the messages he's trying to relay. He implores readers to listen, write down and review deeper thoughts (messages) they are receiving daily, and try to live by them, whether the subject is proper thankfulness toward Mother Gaia, giving up animal products or sharing light-energy: All provide a form of enlightenment on the path of personal spiritual growth.
This is the third book for author Jack Bentley, who also wrote "The Last Enemy: Teachings from Beyond the Veil" and "Awakening Gods" Teachings from Beyond the Veil Volume II." Bentley grew up on a dairy farm in New Jersey, and began reading the Bible when he was 7. His deeper spiritual awareness began a few years later while visiting a little country church in Tennessee. Bentley took evening college courses at the University of Tennessee and later graduated from college in Hawaii while serving in the Air Force.
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Should Obama Face a Challenge in the Democratic Primary?
How to win in 2012
We need to remind Democrats that in the past they won not because they had the most money but because they represented the working middle-class. The Most People. The number-one reason I hear for not voting or for not voting for Democrats is, "There is no difference between Democrats and Republicans." So why vote? So if Democrats want to win, then they have to start talking differently and voting differently. Then clearly pointing out the difference.
Democrats need to point out that Republican economy policies have worked to destroy the middle class. Pointing out which policies, when, how and who. Pointing out how the taxes now favor the rich. That corporations pay less taxes now than at any time in the last fifty years. That in 1955 the corporate share of federal taxes made up 25 percent of all tax revenue and that now it makes up less than 10 percent. That the top tax rate is the lowest it has been in thirty years. I am sure you can add to my list.
We need to work with college students—Young Democrats and other groups of young supporters—to keep them engaged and to maintain their support. Now and in the future we need/want their support.
Seniors and the Christians make up the single largest voting block, a group that always votes. The religious right is the single largest group of motivated Republican voters. We have to take these voters back, or at least some of them. We have to start pointing out that Republican policies do not represent the teaching of Christ, or the New Testament. We have to have priests, rabbis and preachers on TV and radio every chance we can, to educate voters of our responsibly as Christians to fight for social justice.
We cannot continue to push guns, gays and abortion as lead issues. There is just too much headwind. Just as the Tea Party has pushed the Republican Party, we need to push the Democratic Party by supporting financial progressives in every primary. We must start running real financial progressives in every primary if we are to be taken seriously. We must start now.
In my opinion we need to run someone against Obama in 2012. Here are a few of my reasons. We need to start getting our message out in a broader, smarter way. By running someone against Obama, the press will pay attention—they would love to see the Democrats split. By getting our message out, we keep the base engaged. As we get out the message, we unite progressives and push Obama and the Democratic party to the left. By keeping the message on the financial goals of the progressives and not going negative, we could strength the base and be in a position of shifting that support to Obama.
However, if Obama keeps selling us out, then we have a candidate in place with a united engaged, motivated base.
This message could weaken the Tea Party voter. Giving them a party that is protecting the middle class, that is protecting American jobs.
Don Webb
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For many are called, but few are chosen.
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When Jesus said many are called but few are chosen, some believe He meant, "...many are called to be Christians but only a few will be chosen to go to heaven." That's not true. The call being made is the call of salvation to the whole world; that Jesus has died and risen for everyone. Those who believe and are saved are the chosen ones, the "ecclesia"—the called-out ones; who have been sanctified and separated from the world unto God.
The day you gave your heart to Christ you were separated from the world. The Lord Jesus, while talking about you in John 15:19, said, "...ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world...." In other words, you've been called out or chosen out of the evil and decay that exist in the world to a life of purpose, victory, and success. This choice was made before the foundations of the earth: "According as he hath chosen us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before him in love" (Ephesians 1:4).
The Lord chose you to be holy and without blame before Him in love; He did this before you were born again. Accept this truth and never think you're not good enough for God. He chose you before you knew Him. He knew all the mistakes you would ever make and still chose you, to reveal His glory through you. Jesus said, "Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain..." (John 15:16).
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Secretary of the Interior Miguel Angel Osorio Chong delivered a conference at the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute. His visit coincided with the launch of the Gang of Eight's immigration reform bill.
Latin American Program in the News: "La proclamación de Maduro fue imprudente", EE.UU.
Apr 18, 2013
This article highlights an event in which Director Cynthia J. Arnson participated as a moderator, entitled "Foro Colombia: el papel emergente de Colombia en el mundo." (In Spanish)
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Click here to explore the latest issue of the Wilson Center's flagship publication, the Wilson Quarterly with the help of its editor, Steve Lagerfeld and contributors Joshua Kucera and Steve McDonald. Also Robert Litwak discusses nuclear proliferation threats to United States and global security.
Latin American Program in the News: Assessing U.S.-Venezuela Relations After Very Close Election Favors Maduro
Apr 16, 2013
Cynthia Arnson discusses the elections in Venezuela with Ray Suarez, PBS Newshour, and Marc Weisbrot, Center for Economic and Policy Research.
Latin American Program in the News: Venezuelan special election still puts Capriles against ghost of Chavez
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The Latin American Program's associate director, Eric Olson, speaks with Rob Sach about the election and the future of Venezuela.
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Director Cynthia J. Arnson remarks on the use of references to Chávez by Maduro as a way to shore up support for himself and validate his own legitimacy within chavismo.
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Apr 15, 2013
Director Cynthia J. Arnson weighs in on the diplomatic alliances that Venezuela has forged with countries in the Latin America and how certain regional nations are somewhat economically dependent on the continuation of Chávez's leftwing policies in Venezuela. (In Spanish)
Latin American Program in the News: The well-greased vote machine Chavez left
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Director Cynthia J. Arnson calls the ruling socialists' get-out-the-vote efforts in Venezuela extremely atypical for a democracy.
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Apr 15, 2013
Director Cynthia J. Arnson comments on the Chávez/Maduro machine and how State and campaign funds are increasingly becoming conflated, which gives the incumbents an electoral edge. (In Spanish)
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by James Slater: Not long now until "The Golden Boy" himself, Oscar De La Hoya, makes his latest return to the boxing ring. May 3rd, as most fans surely know, is the date and Steve Forbes is the opponent. Oscar's been doing a good job in publicising the fight, too. In an interview with The Sporting Life, the 35 year old living legend had the following to say.
"There is no looking past Steve Forbes," The former six-weight world champion began. "I've been training so hard for this, as though it's the most important fight of my life, " De La Hoya claimed.
When reminded about what happened the last time he boxed a guy most people, he included, felt was a relative soft touch (in Felix Sturm) and therefore the all-time great slacked off in training, Oscar had a firm response.
"That's never going to happen again," De La Hoya declared. "That's the last thing I want at this stage of my career. This is his [Forbes'] dream fight, but for him to beat me it's going to take something special because I'm going to put on a spectacular show," Oscar also said.
Let's face it, against a guy as naturally light as Forbes, Oscar should be able to win, and win in style. Forbes is a good, capable and world class fighter, but he is simply too small. Still, De La Hoya is entitled to one tune-up. But what are his plans after that? Oscar still has his "three more fights and out game-plan," but who will he possibly fight in his very last bout?
"You can never count anybody out, you can never scratch anybody off the list," Oscar said when considering his final opponent. "Obviously there's Miguel Cotto, who's considered one of the best. But it's too far ahead. There's not going to be any fights in 2009, no fights past December. I want to have these three fights and go out like a champion," De La Hoya explained.
You've got to hand it to De La Hoya, he is at least having one of his most active years in a long while in his final twelve months in the sport. The mere suggestion of a fight with Cotto, however, would definitely get a lot more fans interested than the one with Steve Forbes has. Should Oscar face Cotto, either immediately after Forbes, or in his farewell bout in December, "The Golden Boy" would, win or lose, reinforce his reputation, even in the eyes of his biggest detractors, as a true warrior. Indeed, a De La Hoya-Cotto fight would likely bury anything Floyd Mayweather could do - aside from "Pretty Boy" taking on Cotto himself, that is.
We don't really want to see Mayweather-De La Hoya II, but it looks like we're going to anyway. Should Oscar also give the fans a Cotto fight, however, he would indeed retire as a true all-time great. If this is not the case anyway.
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HELSINKI -- Polish team Need for C has won the world's first computer coding championship held in the Finnish capital, Helsinki.
The challenge in the Hello World Open tournament was to create and drive virtual Formula-1 racing cars on a track projected onto a large screen in a converted cable factory. Poland's team edged Brazil's Itarama for the title of best coders and a cash prize of 5,000 euros ($6,770).
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Deep Rock Water Honored by Governor and Mayor on its 115th Birthday; Deep Rock Celebrates as Presenting Sponsor for City Park Jazz Concert Series
DENVER, June 2, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and Denver Mayor Guillermo Vidal have issued proclamations honoring Deep Rock Water on its 115th anniversary this year. In order to celebrate with a big birthday bash, Deep Rock Water has signed on to be the presenting sponsor of the City Park Jazz concert series this summer.
Deep Rock Water also announces that the company will be taking donations and providing a portion of the proceeds from sales at the jazz concert series, and from its operations this summer, to benefit Children's Hospital Colorado Foundation.
In his proclamation in April, Gov. Hickenlooper declared that because of its positive impact on the region during 115 years in business, Coloradoans were encouraged to observe June 1 as a day to honor Deep Rock Water (www.deeprockwater.com).
Also because of its contributions to the economic vitality and quality of life in the city, Denver Mayor Vidal declared the entire month of June as Deep Rock Water Month in Denver.
"We're awed. We're honored," exclaimed Deep Rock Water President and CEO Tom Schwein. "But when you think about it, our 115 years in business have actually been a partnership between us and the community we serve every day. Businesses don't get to be well over a century old by themselves."
Emily McNellis, Corporate Giving Coordinator at Children's Hospital Colorado Foundation (www.thechildrenshospitalfoundation.org), commented that Deep Rock Water was founded in 1896, and was only 12 years old when the hospital was founded in 1908, so both share a rich legacy in the community.
"Every dollar we receive in donations from companies like Deep Rock Water and generous folks in the community ensures Children's Hospital Colorado Foundation will continue to support the best healthcare outcomes for children," said McNellis. "Such generosity helps us meet our mission to be a national leader in pediatric healthcare delivery, research and education."
With the June 5 kick off of its 25th season nearing, City Park Jazz is seeking additional support from the Denver business community to keep the summer concert series alive and free to the public.
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Andre Johnson is very angry with Wal-Mart. Not because they sell cheap merchandise, or because the greeters haven't been as cheerful to him - but because they wouldn't give water to some poor kids.
TMZ hears from the Texans receiver that the retail giant apparently decided not to donate refreshment to a recent charity event of his - all because Johnson didn't buy enough bikes:
Johnson ordered 750 bicycles to be given to underprivileged kids at an event sponsored by the Andre Johnson Foundation — in return for the purchase, Wal-Mart agreed to donate water and ice for the May 3 event.
But there was a problem with the order, so Johnson ended up buying fewer bikes than planned. Wal-Mart countered by not giving the water and ice as promised.
So, deny poor children water, just because Johnson fell a few Schwinns short of his order? Was Andre requesting Evian or Perrier or something?
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I'm beginning to gear up for the 2013 Winter Term, when I'll again be guiding a readings course (Arabic 490R), as well as teaching MESA 250 ("Introduction to the Religion of Islam"). I'm going to be making some substantial changes to the latter, both because I want to do so and because there is considerable uncertainty about whether one of the textbooks I wanted is going to be available. (Things may be getting a bit desperate, just as they were this past term, only with a different book.) I'll also be teaching Arabic 425R (a course on the Qur'an again, though this time bi-al-'Arabi).
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