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Peter Sagan wins Tour stage, channels Forrest Gump
BOULOGNE-SUR-MER, France Once upon a time in Hollywood, the cry was "Run, Forrest, Run!" The message was not lost on Peter Sagan at the Tour de France.
The 22-year-old Slovakian won Tuesday's ride toward the English Channel in dramatic fashion, and then went cinematic - pumping his arms in the running style of fictional antihero Forrest Gump at the behest of his Liquigas teammates.
Competing in his first Tour, Sagan earned his second victory in the three full stages so far. He is picking up where he left off in May at the Tour of California, where he won a stunning five of eight stages.
On Tuesday, he mastered a tricky uphill finish and schooled many older riders on the last of five small climbs over the 122-mile ride from Orchies to the fishing port of Boulogne-sur-Mer.
With the pack split up because of crashes, Sagan bolted ahead with less than 300 meters left. He crossed the line several lengths - and one second - ahead of 46 other riders in his wake.
Switzerland's Fabian Cancellara was one of them, and he retained the leader's yellow jersey for a fourth straight day after winning the opening-day prologue on Saturday.
Tuesday's ride marked the first crash-related withdrawals from this 99th Tour, which ends July 22 on Paris' Champs-Elysees.
The race remains wide open. After flat early stages, the Swiss rider has 43 rivals within a minute of his overall time, and that's likely to change when the pack heads to the Alps in the second week and the Pyrenees in the third, if not sooner.
Overall, Cancellara leads runner-up Bradley Wiggins, who is hoping to become Britain's first Tour winner, and third-place Sylvain Chavanel - both seven seconds back. Defending champ Cadel Evans of Australia rose one spot to seventh, 17 seconds behind. Sagan was 15th, another six seconds slower.
With Sagan's Stage 1 victory Sunday, he became the youngest rider to win a Tour stage since Lance Armstrong in 1993 at 21. Even leaders of rival teams were marveling at his skill and potential after Tuesday's victory.
"You've got to give Sagan credit for the way he's riding at the minute. When you see something like that you just have to stand back and admire it, and smile and say well done," Team Sky manager Dave Brailsford said.
"It's a bit like watching Messi playing football or something isn't it?" he said, referring to Barcelona's Lionel Messi. "He's winning with such apparent ease at the moment that it's pretty phenomenal."
Sagan enjoys putting on a show for fans. To that end, he churned his arms, as a runner might, in a nod to the title character in the movie "Forrest Gump."
"It's a thing I'd discussed with my teammates about what kind of gesture I'd do on the line," Sagan said. "Everybody said, `Do a Forrest Gump' because when he was told to run, he ran. And when I'm told to win, I win."
Sagan also showed a humbler side, saying he felt honored to ride alongside the likes of Vincenzo Nibali and two-time Giro d'Italia winner Ivan Basso on the Italian squad.

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Chemical manufacturing companies today must be more adaptable than ever. This is especially true in the production of fine and specialty chemicals, where some manufacturers change over production lines weekly or even daily. Within these highly flexible manufacturing environments, the laboratories that ensure the quality, safety, and efficacy of chemical products must be equally flexible. This is no easy task due to stringent controls on the composition and quality of finished product. This article examines how a laboratory information management system (LIMS) can enable chemical manufacturing labs, and external labs serving the industry, to be more adaptable to revenue-generating opportunity without compromising quality.
While all chemical manufacturers, including those that produce commodity chemicals, are concerned with batch quality and consistency, manufacturers of fine or specialty chemicals must also manage multiproduct environments. Changing raw materials, varying processes and conditions, and implementing different reporting requirements create opportunities for error and revenue/product loss that are less likely to occur in continuous process environments.
Although common, changeover is complex because it can involve equipment recalibration and/or replacement or reorganization of staff. Manufacturers cannot afford mistakes during changeover. The costs are high—an error that allows an out-of-spec product to reach a pharmaceutical customer may be the last order that specialty manufacturer ever receives.
In such a dynamic production environment, laboratories must be flexible. Each batch change necessitates that the laboratory take critical steps, such as deploying specific analytical instruments and capturing unique data. One day a QA/QC lab may be using a chromatography system or mass spectrometer, and the next it could be near-infrared (NIR). Testing requirements will vary based on product type and composition, testing requirements, and even individual contracts with customers. Even as instrument manufacturers offer increased instrument flexibility, such as a single system that can be upgraded from a simple benchtop FTIR to a fully automated, multispectral range system that acquires spectra from the far- to the near-infrared without manually changing system components, holistic process and data integrity—beyond any one instrument—are still critical, and a LIMS that integrates instruments and process characteristics for centralized data and work flow management can ensure that.
Managing this complexity is not just challenging; it is truly mission-critical. While production flexibility is important, no sacrifices in quality can be tolerated, nor can there be delays in the changeover process, with a competitive environment placing premiums on higher throughput and faster delivery. This is where a LIMS shows its greatest value, i.e., automating such aspects of the changeover as instrument recalibration, thoroughly preparing the manufacturer for the next batch, and facilitating the batch release process by making decision data available the instant they are approved.
In the highly competitive specialty chemical industry, LIMS is not simply an operating system for the laboratory; it is also an essential means of integrating the laboratory's output with other enterprise systems, giving management access to key business metrics across the organization and presenting opportunities for continuous business transformation. Bayer, a leading chemical manufacturer based in Leverkusen, Germany, is proof that integration, innovation, automation, and business intelligence, enabled by LIMS, are key drivers for business success.
Figure 1 – SampleManager LIMS enables enterprise-level integration, connecting the lab with process information management systems (PIMS), manufacturing execution systems (MES), and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems.
Bayer manages a highly complex operation, with multiple sampling laboratories providing important business data that are used across the enterprise. The company handles this significant volume and velocity with Thermo Scientific Sample Manager LIMS (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Philadelphia, PA), integrating instruments with enterprise systems to ensure quality, consistency, and compliance (see Figure 1). Sample Manager LIMS is an enterprise-level informatics solution enabling connectivity of the laboratory with existing systems across the organization, which will help Bayer develop products that are safe while using the most sustainable processes, and at the same time delivering value to its shareholders.
SampleManager LIMS provides a comprehensive outlook of laboratory operations, performance, and productivity. Advanced dashboard capabilities (see Figures 2 and 3) permit faster, more informed decision-making by enabling technicians and managers to provide at-a-glance views into everything from instrument calibration to maintenance and service schedules. Through customized user interfaces, configured to provide specific information for specific job functions, one team member can confirm compliance with standard operating procedures while another can use information for prototyping, a critical benefit that improves business decision-making, reduces costs, and increases revenue opportunity.
Bayer is taking this implementation to the next level by ensuring that the LIMS is fully integrated with all instrumentation across its laboratories. By using Thermo Scientific Integration Manager, a flexible and powerful data transformation tool that delivers automated data acquisition and point-to-point data distribution across the enterprise, data can be collected electronically and stored in a central database, regardless of the individual output formats produced by each instrument. This integration gives Bayer the flexibility in scheduling, materials management, work flow, and production that is so important in specialty chemical manufacturing.
Plant-based materials, commonly called renewable chemicals or biobased chemicals, are a rapidly growing segment of the marketplace. They also illustrate the challenges faced by laboratories that do not have an efficient laboratory information management system in place.
Coca-Cola (Atlanta, GA) is a leader in using renewable plastics. In fact, the company recently announced the ambitious goal of using PlantBottle packaging for its entire virgin PET supply by 2020. To accomplish this project, Coca-Cola turned to biotech firms that demonstrated an ability to deliver consistent quality to exacting specifications. Although there is tremendous opportunity in plant-based materials, there are challenges as well.
Plant-based materials are often regarded as "drop-ins," or substitutes, for a variety of manufacturing processes, but it is not that simple. For example, researchers have discovered a way to produce isoprene (a component of a specialty rubber) from cellulose. Isoprene is currently extracted from petroleum at a volume of more than 700,000 tons per year. With this new supply source—as with many other plant-based chemicals—there are added risks and responsibilities during the manufacturing process, mostly water related.
Many production challenges, however, can be overcome by LIMS. Laboratory personnel can customize instrument calibration and maintenance protocols to accommodate the water content present in plant-based chemical feedstock. Constant monitoring and reporting and preconfigured automation mitigate risk and pave the way for strategically introducing new materials into specialty chemical processes.
Flexibility in raw materials enables chemical manufacturers to transform their operations into successful businesses, unencumbered by concerns that new materials could disrupt or corrupt processes. The LIMS is central to this, not only by comparing each batch's performance to previous batches to ensure long-term quality control and innovation, but also by ensuring that instruments are properly calibrated and maintained, that product quality is assured, and that production is in full compliance.
Sustainable materials are not the only change sweeping the chemical industry; new, more stringent regulations are now in place that impact testing and reporting requirements for all chemical manufacturers. The European Union Regulation, REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals), has already transformed the global chemical industry. Its influence is far-reaching, not only because roughly one-third of the world's chemicals are produced in Europe, but also because chemicals imported into Europe must comply as well.
As new REACH requirements are phased in, manufacturers must adjust to the regime. Previously, laboratories were not required to routinely perform hazards-based analysis, but this is mandatory under the new regulation. REACH places greater responsibility on industry to manage the risks from chemicals and provide safety information on substances. Manufacturers must collect data on the properties of their chemicals and register that information in a central database run by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) in Helsinki, Finland.
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I was just wondering why did you delete my wiki post and replace it with all "x"'s? did I do something wrong with what I wrote in the post?
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Well, I do not remember my exact words, but my meaning was there is no specific guarantee with regards to knowing that the employee at the electronics counter will:
A) even agree to sell the display model (I have personally been told NO - we will NOT sell you the display by SEVERAL different employees)
B) the amount of discount given. Again, I personally have been told NO discount for display, and also have received both 20% and 50% off a display model...
I was only trying to share the information for the betterment of all slickdealers so that they can know what their possibilities are and know that they can confidently tell the salesperson that the Demo models CAN be sold if it is the last one AND that they can receive a hefty discount as well.<br>
I had nothing personal to gain (I do not need Reps) and I was just trying to help and I still do not see how I did anything harmful or wrong that you would delete the wiki post...
My store said that they only do discount for TV floor models and nothing else. Not even on cameras at all. Is there anywhere online we can take a look at their policy on this, or it's just YMMV? Seems random for a "company wide" policy... or could be that the person just didn't want to deal with me.
Thank you to the OP and to the others that posted the inventory check link. My nearest Targets were out, but drove 30 miles and scored 2 new in the box. They had 2 more as of noon in the McKinney, TX store. No display model, these were in the locked display case. Now just hoping mine don't make the 'eeee' noise!
Picked up a display model, $149 on clearance with 10% off for display and 5% off on my Red Card, $128 +tax out the door. Tnx OP
**edit** video on mine had a very loud high pitched squeal regardless of conditions. Will see if Canon will replace, if not back to the store**
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I exchanged another one and the noise's gone.
I have one of these cameras and it is a really nice one. Keep in mind that its low-light capability is rather limited due to having a small 1/2.3inch sensor, and a f3.5 maximum aperature. That means it isn't as good for indoor photography, especially of moving subjects.
Auto mode will jack up the ISO to 800+ and you have a very noisy picture. Or you restrict the ISO and wind up trying to take pics of toddlers with 1/6th second shutter...and they are all blurry.
But that zoom is awesome, and it stabilizes well. Ive taken pics of Hawks, deer, and other stuff that wouldn't be possible in the slightest normally.
I recommend this camera IF you are going to take a lot of outdoor pics or expect to need the zoom. For the price honestly you won't find a bigger sensor camera anyways. Very few will have a significantly better aperature setting.
I also recommend trying out CHDK. Despite the formidable appearance all you really do is take your Sim card that the camera has already formatted/accepted, stick it into your computer, copy the appropriate unzipped files onto the root directory of the card and you are done! (to determine the version you run a java program, feed it a picture taken with the camera and it tells you the firmware version).
You then turn the camera on by using the PLAY BUTTON (not the pwr button), click MENU, FIRMWARE Update, and select it. Boom. Good to go.
This buys you a lot of neat stuff, but the most helpful are:
a) RAW mode. (this kills your picture speed though due to size of image)
b) An ACTUAL battery life indicator in percent...vs having full bars then all the sudden its out of gas.
c) Histogram - Shows you if you are blowing out your highlights/shadows. Nice to have.
d) AutoBracketing - this is for doing HDR shots. It will take a 0 EV shot, then a +1, then a -1, a +2, -2 and so on (actual values and EV step are settable). It took a bit of fiddling to get it to work but its at least doable.
Hope this helps.
Just FYI, my camera had that noise defect, so I went to a different target that had a display off, and they are now 75% off, so $79 total after tax. That may be the case for other cameras. As always, YMMV. Lucky for me, this display did not have the sound defect!
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Welker outshines Cincy receivers in Patriots' win
Randy Moss said he doesn't think he's appreciated in New England, and Terrell Owens apologized to Bengals fans. Wes Welker, however, stayed typically quiet and concentrated on scoring touchdowns.
In a game that featured star receivers on both sides, Welker capped his speedy return from a serious knee injury by catching two TD passes from Tom Brady to help the Patriots beat Cincinnati 38-24 in their season opener Sunday.
While the New England defense was holding Owens and teammate Chad Ochocinco in check early, Welker was darting through the Bengals' secondary. He caught eight passes for 64 yards less than eight months after surgery to repair a knee ligament he tore in the final game last season.
Many doubted the 2009 All-Pro would be back for the opener, but he and Brady were confident.
"I had pretty much instilled it in my mind that I would be back," Welker said. "I still have a ways to go. ... I have this stupid knee brace I hate. I can't wait to burn it. We're getting there, slowly but surely."
The Patriots also scored on defense with Gary Guyton's 59-yard interception return and on special teams with Brandon Tate's 97-yard runback of the second-half kickoff.
Welker had the most impact of any receiver, surpassing Cincinnati's much-hyped new tandem of Ochocinco and Owens. Ochocinco had 12 catches for 159 yards and a touchdown, and Owens added seven receptions for 53 yards. But much of that damage came in the second half with the Bengals way behind.
"Apologies to Cincy fans," Owens tweeted, "tough loss today, only week 1, we've a long season ahead, all of you be blessed, 1 luv."
Brady threw for 258 yards and three scores, capping a hectic week that included a frightening car crash and a rich contract extension.
Moss had plenty to say about his contract situation.
The wide receiver lashed out in a lengthy and passionate news conference after the game, saying he doesn't feel appreciated in New England and that waiting until after the season to get a new deal would be "a smack in my face."
"It's not that I'm mad or trying to be disgruntled. I'm hurt," he said. "If you do a good job and think that you're doing a good job, you want to be appreciated. I really don't think that - me, personally - that I'm appreciated."
But Moss, who complained that reporters twist his words around, also said in a 16-minute back-and-forth: "I'm not saying that I'm not appreciated here."
Redskins 13, Cowboys 7
LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - DeAngelo Hall returned a fumble 32 yards for Washington's only touchdown, and Donovan McNabb completed 15 of 32 passes for 171 yards in his Redskins debut.
It also was the Washington curtain-raiser for Mike Shanahan, and the longtime Denver Broncos coach watched his defense keep the Cowboys at bay when it mattered.
With 3 seconds left, and the ball at the 13-yard line, Dallas quarterback Tony Romo scrambled to find Roy Williams open in the end zone. But Alex Barron was called for holding, negating the winning touchdown.


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Obese teens' brains unusually susceptible to food commercials, study finds
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Growing up with smokers doubles risk for adult smoking among Hispanics
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Preparing foster kids for school lessens impact of moves
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Workplace intervention improves sleep of employees' children
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Boosting college and career readiness among Black and Latino male students
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Stuttering linked to rhythm perception deficiency
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Association between teen sleep patterns, alcohol or marijuana use
44 percent of parents struggle to limit cell phone use at playgrounds
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Wednesday, May 13, 2015
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Unique social structure of hunter-gatherers explained
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Bullying: What we know based on 40 years of research
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Gap year does not weaken study success, study suggests
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Brain cells capable of 'early-career' switch
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Public health advisories linked with reduction of codeine dispensing to postpartum women
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Study of young adults aging out of foster care and juvenile justice custody
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Playing games can shift attitudes, study shows
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Research finds differences in the brains and behavior of girls and boys with autism
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Using decisional bias as an implicit measure of moral judgment
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'Coolness' motivates young suburban drug dealers who quit to avoid problems
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College readiness declines when school's focus is improving test scores, study finds
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Cause of regression in individuals with down syndrome identified
Psychotic hallucinations, delusions rarely precede violence
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Children exposed to multiple languages may be better natural communicators
Toddlers understand sound they make influences others, research shows
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Female children of service members more vulnerable to eating disorders, obesity than civilians
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Images of extremely thin women on social media sites
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The most important psychological concepts for teachers to apply in classrooms
Children's sleep, mental health are related
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3-D models of neuronal networks reveal organizational principles of sensory cortex
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Strategy found for safely prescribing antidepressants to children and adolescents
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Study points to possible treatment for lethal pediatric brain cancer
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Up until last Tuesday, it looked like the Eighth Region softball race was just for second place. Anderson County had won 20 of 21 games, was beating good teams and demolishing decent teams. Not only were the Lady Bearcats ranked, they climbed to the program's highest-ever ranking. They are still there, in fact, coming in a No. 7 in the final regular season coaches' poll. They were the only regional team to be in the Top 25 most of the year.
The Anderson County baseball team will open defense of its Eighth Region championship Monday, May 25 when the Bearcats play North Oldham in the tournament opener at Shelby County.
If Anderson is able to win three games this week, the Bearcats will accomplish something no team, in any single-class sport, has ever done in the 60-year history of the school. No team has ever repeated as regional champion.
SHELBYVILLE – The decision to give Jacob Brown the task of shutting down Shelby County in the 30th District championship game was really not difficult, according to Anderson County baseball coach L.W. Barnes.
"When he's on, he has the nastiest stuff on our staff," Barnes said.
Suffice it to say that the senior left-hander was on Wednesday night. Brown scattered five hits and struck out a career-high 14 in 6.2 innings as Anderson won its second consecutive 30th District title, 13-4, at the Shelby County Athletic Complex.
The debate on who is the better diamond performer, Jeremy Turpin or his younger sister, Courtney, might never be resolved to everyone's satisfaction, but there is little doubt about the president of Jeremy's fan club.
"He's going to get a base hit," Courtney says as she conducts an interview during the Anderson County-Danville baseball game on May 7.
At the time, the Bearcats were clinging to a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the sixth. Danville pitcher Duran Elmore had been giving the Bearcats fits, but Jeremy strode to the plate.
Anderson County got the toughest possible first round opponent when the Bearcats drew North Oldham in the first round of the Eighth Region tournament, which will begin Memorial Day at the Shelby County Athletic Complex in Shelbyville.
The Bearcats and Mustangs will play the first game of the lower bracket and the winner of that game will play the winner of Gallatin County and Walton-Verona in the semifinals. Anderson defeated North Oldham 9-2 on May 9 in the Woodford County Yellow Jacket Classic. Anderson also defeated North in the regional semi-finals last year.
The Eighth Region baseball and softball tournaments are set to begin Monday, May 25. Both will be held at the Shelby County Athletic Complex in Shelbyville. The baseball draw is set for Friday afternoon, softball will draw on Sunday, according to the Anderson coaches.
The final Kentucky High School Baseball coaches' poll is out. Anderson County moves back into the rankings at No. 19, the highest ranking ever for the Bearcat program. Anderson had fallen out of the poll last week. The Bearcats will open defense of their Eighth Region crown on Memorial Day.
Kentucky High School Baseball Coaches' Association final poll
Most athletes welcome a break, but Eric Steedly and Zack Allen might have wanted to go on playing tennis last Tuesday.
The Anderson County duo had just completed a red-hot second set, defeating Franklin County's Brian Steitz and James Robb 6-3, sending the Region 8 tournament quarterfinal to a deciding third set. The rules dictate a 10-minute break between the second and third sets, but the stoppage could not have come at a worse time for Steedly and Allen.
LEXINGTON – Jordan Sloan made sure he had plenty of rest in the days leading up to the Class 3A, Region 6 meet, held Thursday at Paul L. Dunbar High School.
"Today, my knees felt good," a beaming Sloan said moments after winning his second consecutive regional high jump championship. Sloan cleared 6-00, easily besting Dunbar's Lamont Johnson, who jumped 5-08 for second place.
EMINENCE -- Shelby County stunned highly-ranked Anderson County, 11-5, to win the 30th District championship Tuesday night at Eminence.
Down 5-0 early, Shelby rallied with a five-run third inning, then put things completely out of reach with another five runs in the top of the seventh.
Anderson, ranked seventh in the state in the final coaches' poll of the season, looked anything but a Top 10 team over the final five innings as the Lady Bearcats committed seven errors and had numerous mental miscues in the field and on the base paths.
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An eerie black and white video with no sound was played for a jury Wednesday from a surveillance camera located outside the home of Timothy Claytor, which captured the shooting of 46-year-old Dale Holloway on Aug. 30, 2012.
Claytor is being charged by the Commonwealth with murder for shooting and killing Holloway as he stood at his front door almost two years ago.
Claytor, who claims he shot Holloway in self-defence, could clearly be seen in the video opening his door with Holloway on the other side, sticking a .22 caliber pistol out and shooting him. Holloway never made it inside the residence.
Holloway, who fell to the ground after being shot, did not immediately die from the three gun shots wounds, but instead can be seen on the video rolling around on the ground for several minutes before finally succumbing to his injuries.
The Logan County Sheriff's Department was called out to Claytor's home on T. McReynolds Road at approximately 10:22 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 30, 2012, after Claytor shot Holloway. According to Claytor's attorney Stewart Wheeler, Claytor called 911 within a couple of minutes after the shooting. Upon arrival, officers discovered Holloway unresponsive in the front yard.
Most of Wednesday's trial was filled with jury selection and testimony from detective Kevin Bibb of the Logan County Sheriff's Department, who was off duty, but on-call the night of the shooting. Bibb responded to the scene and handled most of the investigation.
Bibb collected numerous pieces of evidence from the scene of the shooting, most of which the Commonwealth entered into the record Wednesday. Some of that evidence included the gun Claytor shot Holloway with, cell phones belonging to Claytor and Lori Ann White, a monitor which was used by Claytor for his surveillance system, other guns found loaded at the residence, and two of the three front steps Holloway climbed before being shot. The steps had a few drops of blood on them.
"It was 31 seconds from the time Holloway pulls up into the driveway, to the time he was shot," said Commonwealth Attorney Gail Guiling in her opening statements to the jury. "You will see Holloway pull up, follow the stepping stones, see him brace himself on the side of the door, see the door open, Holloway fall slightly over, and then Claytor fire the fatal shots."
Claytor's attorney, during his cross examination of Bibb, notes that Holloway was almost three times the legal limit of intoxication (0.214) at the time of the shooting, and believes a photograph showing a skid mark behind the tire of the car Holloway drove to Claytor's house, proves he was angry when arriving. Wheeler further stated during his cross with Bibb, that he found it odd that Holloway left his car running and his lights on after getting out to approach Claytor's home.
"What did you think he was going to do, sit down and have a beer with him," said Wheeler to Bibb, who replied he didn't know what Holloway was doing.
Holloway was unarmed at the time of the shooting.
It was reported soon after the shooting that Holloway was coming to Claytor's house to find Lori Ann White, who according to Guiling, had spent the day with Holloway, went to bed the night of the shooting with him, got up after going to bed and was taken to Claytor's home by a friend. According to Guiling, White had a previous relationship with Claytor, and still considered him a friend.
After Holloway was shot, White can be seen on the video exiting Claytor's home through the front door and walking around Holloway while he was on the ground rolling over, sitting up and falling back down. A couple of times during the video, Claytor can be seen opening the front door and shining a flashlight on Holloway, but he never leaves the house until law enforcement arrive.
Claytor wasn't arrested until hours later after he was interviewed by Bibb and other law enforcement. Wheeler questioned why Claytor was allowed to be "free" for hours after the shooting if police thought he had done something illegal.
The trial is expected to last into next week. The next scheduled date is Friday, May 30 at 9 a.m. Next week the trial is scheduled for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 9 a.m. depending how long it lasts. There will be no court Thursday, June 5.


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Raisin Bread
|12 Ounce (2 Cup)
|Sweet white wine
|5 Tablespoon
|Compressed yeast
|3⁄4 Ounce
|Warm milk
|3⁄4 Pint
|6 Ounce, melted
|Black treacle
|3 Ounce
|Soft light brown sugar
|6 Ounce
|Wholemeal flour
|1 Pound (4 Cup, Whole Wheat Flour, Stoneground Brand)
|Rye flour
|1 Pound (4 Cup, Stoneground Brand)
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
Simmer the raisins in the wine for 20 minutes.
Drain, reserving 2 tablespoons (3 T) of the wine.
Cream the yeast with the reserved wine.
Pour the milk and butter over the treacle and mix thoroughly.
Stir in the brown sugar.
Place the flours and salt in a warmed bowl and mix well.
Make a well in the centre and add the yeast, milk mixture and raisins.
With one hand or a spatula, draw the flours into the liquid and beat until the dough comes cleanly away from the sides of the bowl.
Turn onto a floured surface and knead for 8-10 minutes until the dough is elastic and smooth.
Place in a clean bowl and cover with a damp cloth.
Leave in a warm place for 1 1/2-2 hours until doubled in bulk.
Knead thoroughly on a floured surface for 3-4 minutes.
Divide the dough in half and shape each piece into a loaf.
Place in greased 1 lb.loaf tins.
Put the tins into an oiled polythene (plastic) bag and set aside in a warm place for 30-40 minutes or until the dough has risen slightly.
Remove from the bag.
Bake in a very hot oven, 475°F, Gas Mark 9 for 15 minutes, then lower the temperature to 425°F, Gas Mark 7 and put the tins on a low shelf.
Continue to cook for a further 25-30 minutes.
Turn out onto a wire rack to cool.


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HICKMAN, Ky. (AP) — The police chief of a western Kentucky city says the mayor has been fatally shot and a man has turned himself in to police.
Hickman Police Chief Tony Grogan said in a statement that 30-year-old Tommy Lattus walked into the police station early Monday morning and told officers he killed Mayor Charles Murphy. Grogan said a witness came in a short time later and reported hearing shots at Murphy's home. An officer found Murphy unresponsive around 1 a.m. CST.
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Ballistick is an homage to the stick figure flash videos of the early 2000's. It combines tactical realism and over-the-top violence to capture the absurdity of the era. The player will navigate multiple planes of two dimensional combat as they gun their way to the objective. Be sure to take cover when the gun runs dry, because a reload isn't just a click away. Each action of the reload sequence requires input from the player, from pulling out magazines to chambering rounds. The player will even have to pump shotguns and pull the pin out of grenades. Ballistick is reexamining the way we design gun mechanics. So keep your head down, and stick it to 'em.
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In the second episode of our bi-weekly developer diary, Art Director Bennett Tyler, walks you though exactly how we get the stick figures to die so gruesomely in our tactical side-scroller, Ballistick. If you have any experience with Adobe Flash you will be able to follow along quite easily, but for those who don't, here is your chance to see the other side of game development. It may not be as glorious as you think.
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The idea is really nice. I know it is just a proof of concept so it needs alot of tweaking, but you are going in the right direction.
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Doc Rivers didn't seem overly concerned about Rajon Rondo's injured ankle following the Celtics' 98-93 win over the Jazz. The Celtics' head coach said he wasn't expecting Rondo to play all 82 games anyway, so it might be wise to expect some rest for the point guard early in the season. The Celtics head to Brooklyn tomorrow night, so Rondo has a short window to heal the rolled ankle. NESN's Jamie Erdahl reported live from TD Garden for NESN Daily on the Celtics' close home victory. She was told by Paul Pierce that it's key for Boston to win close games early in the season, especially when they're coming at home. Watch Erdahl and Tom Caron discuss the Celtics win in the video above.
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