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AUGUST 2013 HEADLINES: CHAIN PULL: Texas Man Tulsa Rapist Sentenced To Three Life Sentences In Tulsa District Court; WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Convicted Murderer Of William Zachary Denied Recantation of Guilty Plea Life Sentence Sticks; Tulsa's Star Sharpens Its Coverage Of Preacher's Home Invasion And Shooting; Miles 20-Year Rape Sentence Could Have Come 7 Months Sooner Had He Gone Along; Judge Dismisses 1s-degree Manslaughter Charge Against Jim Vinson After Learning Of His Death; Deonte Smith Begins 20-Year DOC Sentence For An Assault Rifle Assault On A North Tulsa Occupied Home; T-TOWN CRIME TABLET: Policeman Who Targeted Hispanic Drivers For "Armed Robbery" Given 35-Year DOC Sentence; Two Tulsa Firms Lose Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars To "Trusted" Employee Embezzlement; OHP Trooper Makes Two Felony Drug And Weapons Busts After Ex-Con Speeds Past Headquarters; Mom Puts Two Toddlers Into 7" Of Bath Water And Tells Their Grandma To Let Her Know When They've Been There For 12 Minutes; Louisiana Woman Jailed As Accessory To Double South Tulsa 2006 Murders; TULSA COUNTY CRIME TIME: Broken Arrow Man Missouri Woman Sentenced To State Prison On Numerous Felonies; Tipsy Oakhurst Man Steals Donuts Then Crashes Pontiac In Turley Market Parking Lot; POLICE BLOTTER WITH: Most Wanted, Pump Pirates, Corner; BELOW THE BLOTTER: Out Of State Fugitives And Felonious Criminal Types Who Have Settled Amongst The Natives But Who Are Now In Tulsa Jail; Domestic Violence Participants, Neither A Dealer Or A User Bee - Four Busted In Apartment Building Meth - Making, Peeping Tom Using Cameras; Children Safely In DHS Custody Mom Dad Grandma Jailed.
Chain Pull - Prisoners Set For Transport To DOC Facilities
Headline: Texas Man Tulsa Rapist Sentenced To Three Life Sentences In Tulsa District Court (One Image). . A Tulsa County jury went into their deliberations on April 12, 2013, after hearing a woman's account of her fear of being killed and dismembered after trustingly accompanying a man she thought to be a friend to see his new job site. Inside of the jury room the panel had to sort through the sordid details from trial testimony and evidence gleaned from what had occurred on Saturday morning at about 2:15 a.m. on August 25, 2012. The defendant in this case, Christopher Alan Cardwell, (5/16/86), was a sex offender out of his home state of Texas, who had not registered as such n Tulsa County. On this day, however, he was on trial for two counts of first-degree rape by force and fear and one count of kidnapping. Cardwell found work at a business located in south Tulsa and his job there would have put him in contact with customers who were having automobile mechanical problems at all hours of the day or night. The victim, who described her relationship with the defendant as just an acquaintance, told investigators following the attack that Cardwell had invited her to see where he worked and she agreed to go along. She said they drove to an industrial area where he unlocked the gate that led into a lot between buildings.Once behind the fence, the woman said Cardwell shoved her and then began dragging her to the ground with his hands gripping her neck with such force that she nearly blacked out. She told Tulsa Police investigators that she tried to fight back, all the while Cardwell was unwinding blue tape to tie her hands together and tape her mouth. After a while, she said he used his 6'5", 200 lb. frame to tire her out. "I'm not going to chop you up and throw you in the river," he told her. She said he then raped her vaginally (count one) and anally (count two). She said the tape worked its way off of her mouth allowing her one good scream for help before he stuffed his T-shirt in her mouth. The victim said she thought she was going to die there and begged Cardwell not to take her life. She said she continued asking the defendant to stop and take her home - or just let her go. As the investigators conducted their interview with the victim they observed "numerous and extensive bruising, strangulation and bite marks" on her. When the jury returned to Tulsa District Court Judge Glassco's courtroom following deliberations, they brought with them convictions on all three counts. On counts one and two, the jurors recommended life without parole, and for the kidnapping, life. Then, on May 6th, the judge formally sentenced Cardwell, represented by Greg Graves and Angela Bonilla, to the jury's recommendations, credited the defendant for time served and charged him $3000 for his defense representation. The state in this matter was represented by Ben Fu and Mary Walters. Cardwell requested immediate chain pull, and on July 10, 2013 he entered Davis Correctional Facility in Holdenville where he began serving two concurrent life without parole and one consecutive life sentence(s).
Where Are They Now? What Part Of The Criminal Justice System Are The Convicted Now In?
Headline: Convicted Murderer Of William Zachary Denied Recantation Of Guilty Plea Life Sentence Sticks (Five Images) And second box contains (Two Images)
Montre Tremon Brown, (6/22/930, one of the five youths who planned and bungled a home invasion armed robbery resulting in the shooting death of William Zachary, was the first defendant to plead guilty and be sentenced. On Monday, January 16, 2012, the five alleged murderers put a plan together earlier that day designed to terrorize Zachary and housemate Sandra Eileen Lee into submissiveness at their residence located at 13328 E. 36th Street. Prosecutors maintain the robbery was planned after one or more of the accused had looked into the home and noticed a gun safe. The plan was to return to the home shortly after 8:00 p.m. under the cover of darkness carrying weapons to intimidate the couple into opening the safe and giving up other valuables. Deandre Wright, according to witness statements, carried a .32 caliber handgun and Brown was brandishing a baseball bat. Uriah Mitchell (who broke down the back door of the residence), Marquis Powell, and Darrell Johnson's jobs were to keep a lookout. Two positioned themselves towards the front of the house. Although Brown, 18-years-old, at the time, was said to not have made any aggressive moves towards the victims, he was there to witness Wright's blindly aimed shots blast holes into the face and chest of Zachary. The victim would later succumb to the wounds and die at St. Francis Medical Center. Brown, who stands 5'-2" tall and weighs 125lbs, would tell investigators the next day following his arrest, he had "just met" the person whom he accompanied inside the residence, and knew him only by the name of "Brandon." He said he did not know his last name. Brown said the house was picked because "it looked like it had money." Following their watching 66-year-old Zachary crumble to the floor and the horror on Lee's face, the two "inside" men fled the crime scene, running straight to Johnson's house located less than a mile from their victims at 3163 S. 131st East Place. Brown, himself lived in an apartment at 3151 S. 131st East Place. Of the five defendants, only Johnson had been previously convicted of a felony. As Tulsa Police were en route to the crime scene, an alert neighbor flagged officers down and told them she had observed four Black males run behind a cluster of nearby houses. Within minutes they located four of the five suspects inside of a garage. Only Uriah Mitchell was not among them. An acquaintance's view into Brown's "perceived" natural temperament written in a letter came to Tulsa District Court Judge Musseman's attention dated May 23, 2013 and filed by the County Clerk on May 30th, the day of his sentencing. The letter (excerpted by TulsasStar.com), on behalf of the defendant, from Mrs. S. Amprey, stated, ". . . I have had the pleasure knowing Montre for about 13 years. He has always been very respectful and quiet natured. He has always been willing to help with any task that he was capable of performing. He would never bring harm to anyone. His nature is to help and protect and to give his time and talent when asked and needed to provide a positive resolve. "I am asking for mercy for Montre's life. He is a good-natured, loving young man that got involved with people traveling on a negative path. . ." After Zachary's death, reporters swarmed on the small town of Beloit, Kansas to get the reaction to the death of a man who had run owned and operated their ACE Hardware store for 27 years prior to his moving to Tulsa seven months after retiring. Not surprisingly, their responses could have been gleaned from those excerpts of Mrs. Amprey's description of Brown. Brown, represented by David Phillips, stood before Judge Musseman on May 30th. The judge accepted the defendant's guilty plea and promptly sentenced him to life in prison for first-degree felony murder and a consecutive seven years for first-degree burglary. The judge fined Brown a total of $1200 and $300 Victims Compensation Assessment (VCA), plus costs. If Montre isn't paroled on the scheduled date of April 20, 2050, he may well spend more than two times his present age behind prison walls. Brown, however, had not given up trying to lessen the burden of his stiff DOC sentence. On July 23rd he returned to David Moss from his cell at DOC's Lexington facility seeking to have his guilty plea withdrawn. The state, represented by Michelle Keely, maintained that Brown "knowingly and voluntarily" pled guilty to the charges, and on July 29th, the judge denied Brown's motion. The next of this felonious group scheduled to be tried in Judge Musseman's court is the alleged shooter, Deandre Wright, who is represented by Ron Daniels. His jury trial is scheduled for October 14, 2013. The three remaining defendants (all four are in custody) are scheduled to be in court for a hearing on October 18th.
Headline: Tulsa's Star Sharpens Its Coverage Of Preachers' Home Invasion And Shooting (Five Images). . When Tulsa's Star originally touched upon this major story concerning the attempted murder or shooting with intent to kill the Rev. Kenneth Brooks in his north Tulsa home, our focus was on just one of the five men being held for the crime. Markedrik "Milk" Wilson, the focus of a trio of articles appearing in the October edition of Tulsa's Star that included a section where he allegedly broke into Brooks' home located at 2730 N. Denver, but that act was not the gist of the articles. Of the five men, all of whom brandished handguns during the Brooks' home invasion that occurred shortly after 2:00 a.m. that Tuesday morning, Markedrik was the only one unmasked. What makes that point stand out is that a witness inside the home at the time of the break-in and the subsequent shooting of Brooks; the state's eye-witness to the event, according to court records, is Wilson's sister, Sha'vell Hawkins. Hawkins is also the cousin to a second robbery suspect, Cedric "Moan" Wilson. According to what Hawkins told investigators, Cedric grabbed her by the hair and told her to "get out of the house!" Editor' Note: To learn more about Sha'vell Hawkins, please go to October 2012 Edition in Newspaper Features. Once there, read about how all family relationships were not revealed in the article that revolved around Markedrik's felonious exploits, entitled: "Suspect Beats Ex-Girlfriend In Front Of Son Drives Nephew To Rob Uncle At Gunpoint And Threatens Lives of Teen (Sha'vell Hawkins) And Her Grandmother." . . Hawkins as a witness to Markedrik's exploits on June 29, 2012, during an armed robbery of the wife of Wanda J's son and Broken Arrow restaurant manager, adds another dimension to her eye witness account of the Brook's shooting. . . And, the witness was able to identify the three other suspects as: Rondale Boyd (He allegedly shot Brooks once in the chest), "Freeze," who we later learned is Tyrell Lajuan Cooper; and Joeiune Deonte "Tycoon" Nelson. Wilson wasn't the only one of the five suspects involved in the Brooks' shooting who was engaging in other criminal activity leading up to the Brooks' caper. Joeiune Nelson, (4/1/91), on July 29th at approximately 2:35 was, along with two unidentified suspects accused of entering an occupied apartment located at 7432 E. 48th Street for the purpose of armed robbery. The suspects, later identified by the victims as three Black males, shared at least one semi-automatic handgun, held by a suspect with a large mole on his face and twisted hair. On August 1st, Nelson was picked out of a photo lineup viewed by the victims and said to be the one brandishing the weapon and subsequently, pistol-whipping some of them. Nelson and company's robbery victims were: Kelly Joosten, Sean Medina, Kelli Rush, Anthony Louis Estrada, Brandon Cummings and Melody Miller. But on October 22, 2012, the state, in a surprise move and without publishing an explanation, dropped all four counts associated with Nelson's role in the robbery of the abovementioned victims. Nelson, although far removed from the eastside robbery, found himself being arrested July 31st, at a residence one arrest report called his located at 4837 N. Wheeling. The structure was searched by Tulsa Police, and items possibly taken in the east Tulsa armed robbery were discovered. As it turned out, Wilson, the investigators' first priority in the Brooks' shooting case, had fled from their arrest attempt and was not to be found at his stepfather's residence; the place he had given for sex-offender registration, 2708 N. Denver. They did, with the help of Hawkins, locate him at 4837 N. Wheeling. Arrest records are somewhat sketchy as to when and where Nelson and Cooper were arrested, but according to the police affidavit, Nelson and Cooper were "stopped and arrested" at 4837 N. Wheeling, while they focused on capturing Wilson at that location. Wilson, who has had his "chain pulled" more than 20 times, was not easy to dislodge from the residence. It would be several hours before a SWAT team could arrest him and with a warrant search the premises. While inside David Moss, Nelson has found his share of trouble. On May 1st at 8:00 a.m. he assaulted a detention guard, for which, Tulsa County Judge Clark sentenced him to four years, credited him for time served, fined him $500, assessed him $250 for victims' compensation, and court costs. He now has another case pending from a second add-on charge of bringing contraband into Tulsa Jail on July 5th. The contraband was a metal shank Regarding the Brooks' case, all five defendants have legal representation and will present their client's case before Tulsa District Court Judge Kellough at a jury trial now scheduled for October 14th. The alleged shooter, Boyd, is represented by Jerry Truster; Cooper, by Scott Goode and Clay Ijams; Nelson, by Michael Manning; Cedric Wilson, by Jill Webb; and Markedrik, by Goode and Ijams. The state in this matter is represented by Erik Grayless.
Headline: Mile's 20-Year Rape Sentence Could Have Come 7 Months Sooner Had He Gone Along (One Image) . . Back on November 5th, Isaac Dwayne Miles, 23, represented by Zachary Young, appeared before Tulsa District Court Judge Musseman, charged with first-degree rape. At this hearing the state, represented by Stuart Erickson, reaffirmed its recommendation to Miles that he accept a deal where he would be sentenced to 20 years for the crime, but would only spend 15 years behind prison walls, with five years suspended. However, the nature of the crime warrants that he must serve 85% of the 15 years behind bars before becoming eligible for parole. Then, on June 12th, as the jury was about to be impaneled, Miles, still represented by Zachary Young and additionally, Lora Smart, entered a plea of guilty. Judge Musseman accepted the plea and promptly sentenced the defendant to the same prison/suspended terms the prosecution had offered seven months earlier. Additionally, however, Miles was fined $600 and $150 towards the VC assessment fund. Miles was not (immediately) credited for time served. The attack occurred at about 1:00 p.m. on June 6, 2012. Police showed the 21-year-old rape victim a photo lineup and she positively identified Miles, having previously pointed him out to her mother at the crime scene. The victim, her mother told Tulsa Police, is "developmentally delayed," and that she had been raped anally and vaginally by Miles at his apartment, located at 2218 E. 59th Street. The victim, whom the mother said has the mind of a child, found herself inside Miles' apartment with him and two other people, who would later become witnesses to the start of the incident. She said Miles pushed her into his bedroom and removed her pants and panties before forcing himself on her. She said he forced himself into her anus and then, her vagina, as she protested and attempted to push him away, telling him, "I don't want to do this!' Miles was placed in custody and taken to Tulsa Police Headquarters to be interviewed. He waived his right to have an attorney present prior to telling investigators his side of the story. As it turned out, his story was the same as the victim's. Police also interviewed the two witnesses who were inside the apartment at the time the rape occurred, who said they saw Miles push the woman into his bedroom and close the door. Miles was arrested and charged with vaginal and anal rape. Bond was set at $50,000 on each count.
Headline: Judge Dismisses 1st-Degree Manslaughter Charges Against Jim Vinson After Learning Of His Death (Two Images). . On June 11, 2012, the occasion of their first courtroom encounter, Tulsa District Court Judge Musseman told 78-year-old defendant Jim Ernest Vinson, (4/11/34), standing before him, that his bond was conducive on him not being around alcoholic beverages or places where alcohol was sold or consumed. It was Vinson's drinking and driving that caused the death of 29-year-old Sheron Armstead on April 18, 2012 and the injury of two others riding in her vehicle, one critically. The case that had wound its way through the court system over the past year came to an abrupt halt on March 7, 2013, after the judge learned of the 79-year-old man's death. Judge Musseman dismissed all charges - and they were substantial. Vinson passed on March 2, 2013 and home-going services were held March 9, 2013, Biglow Funeral Directors, presiding. Vinson was charged with first-degree manslaughter, driving under the influence causing great bodily harm, driving under the influence causing personal injury, speeding, driving left of center, and driving without headlights. Vinson entered a plea of not guilty on April 26th, before Tulsa District Court Judge Hiddle, who set his bond was set at $56,700. It was around 8:30 p.m. that fateful night, when Vinson, northbound on North Cincinnati Avenue, crossed the center line and hit the oncoming vehicle head-on in the darkness. The headlights switch inside his 2000 Mercury Sable, police investigators found, was not turned on. Armstead and the other passengers were obstructed in their view of the road as they followed a truck, until the truck driver swerved to avoid Vinson's vehicle in the 3500 block. Once the truck was out of the way, there was no time for the driver to react. Tulsa Police Officer Gangart quoted Vinson at the scene as saying, "I had a sip of vodka before the accident."
Headline: Deonte Smith Begins 20-Year DOC Sentence For An Assault Rifle Assault On A North Tulsa Occupied Home (Two Images Smith & AK-74 assault rifle). . Readers may recall a T-Town Crime Tablet article that told of the arrest of two young men who had driven into a north Tulsa neighborhood on September 21, 2012 at 10:30 p.m. and began firing a high-powered weapon into a house occupied by five people. Tulsa Police Officers were in close proximity of where the shots were being fired. So close, in fact, that they heard and counted 15 shots coming from what sounded like a rifle. Once the vehicle was spotlighted and pulled over at 5100 N. Johnstown and two of the vehicle's occupants, Jarvis V. Prince of 709 N. Indianwood Avenue in Broken Arrow, and Deonte R. Smith of 540 E. 42nd Street North were in constraints following a "felony takedown", officers searched the vehicle for the weapon. The weapon, an AK-74 assault rifle, was laying in plain sight on the backseat and the pungent smell of gunpowder wafted in the air. The serial number on the weapon revealed that the gun, that was still chamber loaded, had been stolen out of Creek County. After Smith, (7/16/93), was read his rights, he cooperated with the officers and said he was the person who fired the weapon from the window of his SUV into a house that he knew was occupied. On March 28, 2013, Smith, represented by Steve Hightower, stood before Tulsa District Court Judge Gillert and waived his right to trials before entering a guilty plea to all charges. He had been charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon (A&BWDW), discharging a weapon into a building and possession of a controlled drug. The judge accepted Smith's plea and promptly sentenced him to 20 years on count one and 10 years in DOC custody for firing the weapon into the dwelling. Smith was also fined a total of $925, $225 for victims' compensation assessment (VCA), and court costs. The state in this matter was represented by Kevin Gray. Smith entered Lawton Correctional Facility on May 20, 2013. He is slated to return to Tulsa District Court for a judicial review in Judge Gillert's court on March 4, 2014. The twenty year sentence on count one is an 85% sentence. Prince's case is moving slowly through the system. Represented by Kevin Adams, the next hearing on his case is scheduled for November 4th.
The T-Town Crime Tablet - Felony Local Crime
Headline: Policeman Who Targeted Hispanic Drivers For "Armed Robbery" Given 35-Year DOC Sentence (One Image). . Marvin Blades Jr. 38, the son of a retired Tulsa Police patrolman, was convicted in Tulsa District Court August 8th, on four counts of robbery (of Hispanics) with a firearm or dangerous weapon. He was accused of using his position as a policeman to steal their money after pulling them over for what was suppose to look like an official traffic stop. Blades, with private defense counsel, opted to have his case heard sans a Tulsa County jury. Instead, choosing to have a Tulsa District Court Judge hear the case. On August 7th, after the first court hearing, Judge Gillert had Blades, who had been out on $25,000 bond, placed under arrest and booked into Tulsa Jail. The judge did not delay sentencing. Promptly after the trial ended the afternoon of the 8th, he sentenced the defendant to 35 years in DOC custody. According to Tulsa District Court records, Blades first began feloniously abusing the privileges of being a Tulsa Police officer back in 2011. That's when the department first learned of the shakedowns. The majority of these stops for theft occurred in 2011, but four cases were documented in 2012. In all, 12 cases detailing the actions of a renegade Black patrolman were reported, with the most recent incident taking place on June 10, 2012. Most of the victims who reported the thefts did not know they had been robbed until some point after Blades had driven away. In some instances he allegedly would tell them to leave their purse or wallet inside the vehicle, and then take their money while they were standing away from their vehicle. Other times he would removed their wallets from their back pockets - then put them back - less the lion's share or all of their hard earned cash. One victim, who allegedly witnessed Blades taking money from his wallet, said he asked the officer if he would just leave him enough money to get gasoline, and was flatly told, "No!" The June 10th case is count one, where Juvencio Espinosa reported that he was stopped by Blades at about 12:45 a.m. at 1500 N. Atlanta Court.
Blades, driving a white patrol vehicle, had lit him up with his overhead lights to get him to stop. The victim was ordered to place his hands on the back of his vehicle while Blades lifted his wallet from his back pocket, then returned it to the pocket. Blades then had the victim sit in his patrol car where he talked to him for a moment before letting him go free. When Espinosa arrived home he discovered Blades had not let him go for free, as he was missing $560 of construction job earnings from his wallet. The victim, on June 12th was shown a six-person photo lineup by Tulsa Police Detective Gamboa and Cpl. Stout, and pointed to photo number three - Officer Marvin Blades Jr. The last time Blades rousted and robbed someone, the victim turned out to an undercover state narcotics agent from whom Blades stole $600 in marked bills. Blades was arrested and later released from Tulsa Jail after posting a $25,000 bond through JB Patterson.
Headline: Two Tulsa Firms Lose Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars To "Trusted" Employee Embezzlement (Two Images). . Embezzlement is a crime that in Tulsa County seems to have an everlasting supply of perpetrators, and when examining amounts of cold, hard cash taken by trusted employees of local firms, the sky seems to be the limit. There are enough newsworthy embezzlement cases that have entered the criminal justice system over the past few months, and they could easily fill this section, without reporting any other felony cases. For example, there is this case; that of Gildardo I. "Gil" Guillen, (10/15/89), of 192 N. Florence Avenue, a residence he shares with his mother, Maria. Guillen, for more than a year, was employed at North Carolina Furniture Mart in South Tulsa as the store's trusted office manager, that is until he did a disappearing act. When Gildardo stopped showing up for work on March 14, 2012, administrators of the NCFM, Jeri Borner and Kristi Johnson also noticed that one of their business credit cards was missing. They did, however, find the Visa card's last statement, and listed on it were several unauthorized charges. Bank of America, issuers of the company's Master Card and Visa responded to Borner and Johnson's inquiries, showing Guillen allegedly made 334 transactions on the Quik Trip account for a total of $13, 251, 118 transactions on the company Visa, totaling $13,093.92, and 35 transactions on another company card that totaled $4,499.44. Tulsa Police detectives investigating the Guillen transactions, also found early into their investigation that he had used the cards for unauthorized purchases at Target and Humble Performance. The case was filed by the District Attorney's Office in Tulsa County District Court on April 19th of this year. Two months prior to the DA's initial filing of the North Carolina Furniture Mart case, Guillen's criminal exploits had moved beyond the white collar world. The Mexican transplant was arrested on the afternoon of Valentines Day by Tulsa Police Officer Ward for being in possession of a stolen blue and white Yamaha R6 motorcycle and possessing a firearm in commission of the crime. The motorcycle had been stolen from Tyler Paul Harmon. As investigators widened their investigation of Guillen, they discovered in his possession a 1995 Acura Integra. It too had been stolen February 14th from Robert Allen Klarr. In an unrelated embezzlement case filed June 14th in Tulsa County District Court by the DA's Office, the amount embezzled by the Treasure Electronics store office bookkeeper is $49,080.36. Treasure is located at 3129 E. 58th Street. Brittany Del Espinoza, 29, of Inola, was entrusted with the treasure hunting equipment firm's financial records and other business properties, according to court records. As part of her duties Espinoza conducted credit card transactions for the business, but as in most embezzlement cases, business transactions became personal transactions. By the time her "forced postings" of credits to her personal account from the store's own terminal - from May 11, 2012 through August 13, 2012 were discovered by the store's owner, Espinoza had paid herself a total of 51 times. Once her embezzlement scheme had been exposed, she did, however, promise to repay what she had stolen. That, of course, did not happen and that's how she ended up in Tulsa Jail on July 21st.
Headline: OHP Trooper Makes Two Felony And Weapons Busts After Ex-Con Speeds Past Headquarters (Two Images) . . Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Callicoat was driving just west of OHP's Tulsa HQ when he spotted a 2000 white, four-door Audi exiting the highway at Memorial and Skelly Drive doing 63 mph on a 40 mph off-ramp. The trooper made a traffic stop on Memorial at Skelly Drive and discovered Chester Lee Hobbs Jr., 33, and passenger Allyson Geneva Gregory, 25, inside the vehicle. The vehicle itself might have gotten the attention of law enforcement had Hobbs not been speeding, as it had an improper tag affixed. Hobbs, who appeared to be under the influence was eventually charged with DUI, but the trooper also found more than 20 grams of methamphetamine, paraphernalia, and a .380 caliber handgun in his passenger's possession (AFCF), as well as physically in the possession of Gregory who is also AFCF. She would eventually be booked into Tulsa Jail on that charge alone. But the trooper was not finished with Hobbs. Besides the aforementioned charges, Hobbs, a native of Mexico, was found to be driving under suspension (DUS), maintaining a vehicle where drugs are kept or sold, and failure to affix a tax stamp to his meth stash. All totaled, Hobbs' bond was more than $122,000, and Gregory's bond was $10,000 Both Hobbs and Gregory were released on bond. He was back on the street on June 10th and she came out on June 28th. Also involved in this case is Alphonso Trujillo. He is charged with possession of a CD with intent to distribute. A warrant was issued for his arrest on August 7th and it carries a $3000 bond.
Headline: Mom Puts Two Toddlers Into 7" Of Bath Water And Tells Their Grandma To Let her Know When They've Been There For 12 Minutes (One Image). . Bath time for toddlers can result in serious accidental injury or death for an unfortunate few. Most times the cause of injury is attributed to accidental causes, but not always. Take for example the case of 13-month -old Avery Rhotenberry. Her mother Makayla Linay Rhotenberry, aka Wheeler, (8/11/91), had on May 22nd, placed the child in the bathtub with her two-year-old sister, turned on the water and then left the room to go begin cooking the evening meal in the kitchen. The kitchen happened to be located 35 feet from the two girls. Moments later, she returned to turn off the water after it had risen to seven inches, but again left the girls unattended while she went to attend to the meat she had begun browning, and from there it was on to the bedroom where she intended to lay out the girl's bed clothes. According to the Tulsa Police Detective's probable cause affidavit, Rhotenberry entered the bedroom at the same time as her two-year-old who was exiting the bathroom. Rhotenberry told the investigator that she immediately looked into the bathroom and saw Avery laying face down in the water at the faucet end of the tub. Her mom, Paula King, was also inside of the apartment located at 7334 S. Memorial, and Rhotenberry called for her to help with Avery as she began calling 911. King said in an interview with investigators that she had taken the girls clothing off to prepare them for bathing. She said once the girls were undressed, their mom came in and "scooped" Avery up and led her sister to the bathroom. Once the girls were in the tub, Makayla walked back to the bedroom door and asked King to let her know "when it has been 12 minutes." It was 7:05 p.m. King said at some point prior to the 12 minutes passing, she heard a splash, then her daughter's voice, "Mom, something is wrong with Avery." The grandmother said her granddaughter's lips were blue and her body was "floppy." After placing the call to 911, one of the women went down the hall to get the help of someone knowledgeable of CPR, and were able to perform CPR and keep the baby alive until paramedics arrived and whisked her away to St Francis Medical Center. Under the care of Dr. Jennifer Jenkins, MD, Avery lasted nearly 48 hours after being taken out of the bathtub. Death came at 6:56 p.m. on May 24th, after being taken off of life support at 5:30 p.m. An autopsy was performed by Dr. Lanter, the Medical Examiner the following day and from his findings an arrest warrant for Rhotenberry was issued with a $25,000 bond by Tulsa County Judge Clark on July 19th. Rhotenberry was arrested and booked into Tulsa Jail on July 11, charged with 2nd-degree manslaughter. She bonded out the following day.
Headline: Louisiana Woman Jailed As Accessory To Double South Tulsa 2006 Murders (Three Images) . . Jacqueline O. Smith, (5/4/77), was arrested and booked into Tulsa Jail July 12th, after 7 ½ years of carrying the burden of allegedly knowing of the killings and aiding the man for whom she had deep affection who allegedly stabbed and murdered two women in their south Tulsa residence. The murders of Linda Louise Wright, 45, and Dorothy Lindley, 60, took place between January 1st and January 4, 2006 at the women's apartment located in the Warwick Apartments at 2525 E. 51st Street. According to Dr. Andrew Sibley, MD, from the office of the Chief Medical Examiner, Wright died as a result of sharp force wounds and Lindley died as a result of stab wounds of the neck. Reportedly, Smith's love interest at the time of the killings and the man behind the weapons that killed the two women, Hilliard A. Fulgham II, is serving time in another state. Smith, who listed her address as 3408 Angelique, Violet, LA, is charged with two counts of accessory to murder in the first degree.
Tulsa County Crime Time - Felony Crimes County-Wide
Headline: Broken Arrow Man Missouri Woman Sentenced To State Prisons On Numerous Felonies (Two Images). . Richi Keith McHenry, (5/11/78) of 517 E. Madison Street in Broken Arrow and his friend Jessica Leah Billings, (9/6/79), a transplant to Tulsa from Springfield, Missouri, had themselves an ongoing party - at least for a short while. The duo stole themselves a vintage 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix from Calvary Motors and carried with them a stash of methamphetamine, marijuana and all of the paraphernalia they needed to help in their acquisitions of stolen property and accelerate their highs. When Tulsa Police Officers Goben and Criner rolled up on them at 3229 S. 130th East Avenue, at 3:30 a.m. the morning of March 28th, they had had possession of the Grand Prix for three hours. It was, however, enough time for them to amass several stolen items that the officers found in the vehicle. Prior to being booked into Tulsa Jail at 9:30 a.m., the pair was charged with four counts of knowingly receiving and concealing stolen property (KRCSP), possession of a stolen vehicle (PSV), possession of meth, possession of burglary implements, possession of paraphernalia, and possession of marijuana. As the charges against Billings and McHenry were being sorted out, investigators discovered two more stolen items that would be added to the list initially compiled when they were arrested. One of which was a Panasonic "Tough-book," taken from Byron Williams. Before charging them, however, authorities had to re-arrest them in custody on April 4th. On April 26th when Billings, at her preliminary hearing, entered a guilty plea to crimes they were charged, and on August 2nd when McHenry entered his guilty plea prior to his preliminary before Tulsa District Court Judge Kellough, there were a total of eleven charges. The codefendants pled guilty to six counts of KRCSP (Billings seven counts), PSV, possession of methamphetamine, unlawful possession of a controlled drug 2nd, and possession or selling paraphernalia while using a motor vehicle. After Billings waived her right to a preliminary hearing and trials, Tulsa County Judge Clark sentenced her to a total of ten years in DOC custody with the first six (until January 5, 2019) behind bars and four years (until April 2023) on probation, and fines, fees and costs. She is serving her sentence at Dr. Eddie Warrior Correctional Center in Taft. She was represented by Stephanie Singer, and for the state, Mat Kehoe. McHenry's sentences, handed him by Judge Kellough after he waived his preliminary and right to trials, total eight concurrent years in DOC custody on all counts but one (a year in Tulsa Jail). The defendant, also assessed fines, fees and costs, but was also credited with time served and earned. Richi was represented by Shena Burgess and for the state, Amanda Self.
Headline: Tipsy Oakhurst Man Steals Donuts Then Crashes Pontiac In Turley Market Parking Lot (One Image). . David Clayton Lewis, 29, of 6005 W. 60th Street in Oakhurst, found himself booked into Tulsa Jail back on April 4th. He was charged with APC of a motor vehicle while intoxicated, child endangerment, and petite larceny. Tulsa County Sheriff's Deputy Anderson was dispatched to the Warehouse Market located at 6230 N. Peoria in Turley at about 6:22 p.m. in reference to an intoxicated man with a child in the car who had crashed the Pontiac Grand Am he was driving into an occupied vehicle in the parking lot of the store. Perhaps, it was the stolen box of donuts Lewis grabbed in the store that hastened his departure and along with being impaired contributed to the accident. Turley is located miles away from Oakhurst, but Lewis' girlfriend and young child lived in close vicinity to the grocery store. Lewis was arrested and booked into Tulsa Jail two hours afterwards. The child endangerment charge carries with it a $25,000 bond.
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Out Of State Fugitive & Felonious Criminal Types Who Have Settled Amongst The Natives, But Who Are Now In Tulsa Jail . .
July was a very busy month for state, county and local law enforcement as they arrested fugitives from across the United States who had sought cover from capture in local neighborhoods. Some of those captured were not content with finding shelter and employment in those communities while on the run. Their felonious fugitive criminal status was discovered only after they had broken local laws or ordinances .
Fugitives From Justice Found Living In Tulsa County With (Three Header boxes each containing 8 - 8 & 6 Images)Arrested July 29, 2013 Brandon Markel Porterfield: 1/29/85, 1731 E. 31st Pl., Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Collin Co., TX.Darrell Lynn Sasser: 5/30/93, 4723 E. 80th #10-C, Chg: Poss. MJ & para, fugitive from justice, wanted in Grady Co., TX.Michael Shane Rash: 12/30/89, 512 W. Gary, BA, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Wood Co., TX.Arrested July 28, 2013Vernon Stanley Majors: 11/16/54, 9332 S. 85th E. Ave. Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted by California DOC.Arrested July 26, 2013 Demario Smart: 9/10/94, 5305 E. Marshall, Chg: Poss. MJ, fugitive from justice, wanted in Sedgwick Co., KS.Robert Damien Covington: 2/21/85, 8024 E. 4th Pl., Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Escambida Co., Florida.Arrested July 24, 2013 Charlie Edward Mallard: 7/3/75, 616 N. Washington, SS, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted by Texas DOC.Brandon Renor Brown: 12/27/87, 437 E. Ute: Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted by Texas DOC.Arrested July 23, 2013 Trina S. Kirk: 7/7/83, 1363 E. 38th, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in San Francisco, CA.Arrested July 20, 2013 Kenneth Dewayne Buckley: 8/14/83, homeless, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted by CA. DOC, false impersonation, A&B on police AFCF, obstructing justice.Autumn Lawrence: 3/7/92, 2700 N. 7th, BA, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Rendell Co., TX, Four cts KCSP, two cts uttering forged instrument.
Arrested July 19, 2013 Jeffery Scott Hale: 2/17/68, 1339 N. Sheridan Rd., Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Jasper Co., Mo.Tracy Renee Cherry: 12/11/87, 10155 E. 32nd, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Pulaski Co., Arkansas.Arrested July 19, 2013Brione Ranelle Gray: 6/2/90, 2149 W. Jasper, BA, Chg: Poss. MJ w/intent, fugitive from justice, wanted in Randal Co., TX.Arrested July 18, 2013 Taneshia Louise Allee: 5/11/76, homeless, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Buchanan Co. Mo.Arrested July 16, 2013 Jason Michael Newell: 4/16/81, 2426 E. 1st, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Hopkins Co., TX.
Arrested July 15, 2013 Headline 2nd Box: Tulsa Domestic Violence Arrests (Two Images)
Danny Gordon Franklin: 1/23/63, 312 W. Oak, Collinsville, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted by Arkansas Board of Parole.Arrested July 13, 2013 Christopher Lee Miles: 7/28/87, homeless, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted by CA. DOC.Arrested July 12, 2013 Eddie Lamont Stallings: 6/8/90, 6264 S. Quincy, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Dallas Co., TX.Arrested July 11, 2013Elizabeth Barnett: 5/13/64, 1616 S. Norfolk, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in Louisiana.Shurland De Haarte: 10/2/74, 60 E. 93rd, Brooklyn, NY, Chg: Fugitive from justice, wanted in New York.
Headline: Children Safely In DHS Custody Mom Dad And Grandma Jailed (Three Images). . When Tulsa Police officers went to a home located at 1259 N. 76th East Ave., to check on the welfare of three minor children, they immediately came across the hazard of broken car glass on the driveway. The windows on an old Chevrolet parked near the house had been smashed resulting in a great deal of sharp debris.When the occupants opened the door to greet them several cockroaches also scurried to greet them, or perhaps, to abandon the house themselves. As their eyes adjusted to the interior lighting, officers were appalled to see clusters of cockroaches, swarms of fleas crawling and hovering over uncontained garbage, feces, and soiled used diapers. A loud humming sound was coming from the bathroom, that turned out to be hundreds, if not thousands of houseflies. As they made their way to the children, the officers noticed electrical hazards and other unsafe conditions that made the scene even more deplorable. Once they had possession of the two boys and girl ages two, three, and five, they found that they were un-bathed and had numerous open sores. Reportedly, as the adults sat watching television, the man of the house, Matthew Prior, was quoted as saying, "The house is not as bad as it appears."Arrested and held on $50,000 bond for each of three counts were: Matthew Davidson Prior: 12/12/85, 1259 N. 76th E. Ave., Chg: Three cts child abuse/neglect, six municipal traffic warrants, booked 8/6/13Angela Marie Prior: 1/6/92, 1259 N. 76th E. Ave., Chg: Three cts child abuse/neglect, obstructing police, booked 8/7/13Janet Marie Friend: 3/5/56, 1259 N. 76th E. Ave., Chg: Three counts child abuse, unvaccinated cat/dog, booked 8/8/13.


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Holy Cross Men's Soccer
Overall: 5-5-1 (3-1-0 PL); Last Week: 2-0-0
Scoreboard: Holy Cross 1, Boston University 0, Boston, Mass., 10/9
Holy Cross 1, Lafayette 0, Worcester, Mass., 10/12
Schedule: Saturday, Oct. 19 at Colgate, Hamilton, N.Y., 7:00 p.m.
- The Holy Cross men's soccer team (5-5-1, 3-1-0 Patriot League) will return to action on Saturday, Oct. 19, when it will travel to Hamilton, N.Y., to take on Patriot League opponent Colgate. The Raiders, who play Cornell on Oct. 15, are 2-9-1 overall and 1-2-1 in the conference. Last year, the Crusaders tied the Raiders, 1-1. Holy Cross is 1-3-1 in the last five matches versus Colgate and 5-13-5 all-time.
- The Crusaders' 5-5-1 overall record is their best after the first 11 games of a season since the 2008 season when they were 6-2-3, while their 3-1-0 Patriot League record is their best after the first four conference games of a season since the 2008 season when they were 3-0-1.
- Senior captain Monty Sanders (Temecula, Calif.) was named the Patriot League Brine Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 14 for the first time in his career. Sanders contributed on both Crusader goals last week. He assisted on the game-winning goal in the 88th minute versus Boston University and then he scored the game-winner in the 78th minute versus Lafayette. He now has two goals this season as both of them have been game-winners giving him three for his career. He leads the team this season with a career-best four assists, while he is tied for first with eight points. Sanders' four assists are tied for second in the Patriot League, while his eight points are tied for seventh in the conference. For his career Sanders has nine goals and six assists for 24 points.
- Sophomore goalie Kevin Wright (McKinney, Texas) was selected as the Patriot League Brine Goalie of the Week on Oct. 14. Wright posted his first two shutouts of the season on the week as he now has five for his career. He tallied seven saves versus Boston University and five versus Lafayette. Wright is 5-4-1 on the season with 47 saves and a 1.13 goals against average. Wright's 4.70 saves per game are tied for second in the Patriot league and 39th nationally. His .810 save percentage is sixth in the league and also 39th nationally.
- Freshman Joey DeVivo (Ridgefield, Conn.) leads the team with four goals and is tied for first with eight points. His four goals are tied for fifth in the Patriot League, while his eight points are tied for seventh. Senior Tommy Uttaro (Staten Island, N.Y.) is tied for ninth in the conference with three goals.
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SHERIDAN — The Sheridan boys golf team equalled their best finish of the spring season, taking second at the Powell tournament, while the Sheridan girls took fourth Friday afternoon.
Jack Mavrakis led the way for the Sheridan boys, taking second with a 74. He finished two strokes behind Powell's Bowe Prestwich.
"I am really suprised, considering the amount of practice time, schools have had with the weather conditions," said Sheridan coach Larry Martoglio. "For Jack to post a 74, that is a nice outing for him.
Ben Wollenzien shot an 89 at the tournament. Other finishers for the Broncs were — Alex Williams, 90; Bailey Bonnet 92, Kelby Liggett 93; Forrest DeBolt 95, Brock Gransberry 113.
Hilary Lindell also had a solid afternoon, taking fourth with a 94. She was nine strokes behind Gillette's Hailey Shackleford. The Lady Broncs also had Katie Beardslee finish in the top 10. The freshman, in her second tournament ever shot a 102, good enough for 10th. Maddy Farr rounded out the Sheridan scoring with a 116.
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Hurricanes create large ocean waves, which send energy pulsing through the Earth as they pound the shoreline. To determine the power of Katrina's seismic waves, Peter Gerstoft of the University of California, San Diego, and colleagues analysed the signals recorded by a network of 150 seismic stations in southern California just before Katrina hit the Louisiana coast. They used a method known as beamforming, which preferentially picks up signals from a particular direction, to decipher the seismicity generated by Katrina (Geophysical Research Letters, vol 33, p L17805).
Seismic surface waves, which travel through the Earth's crust, were detected 30 hours before the hurricane made landfall, while body waves, which bounce down into the mantle, arrived some 18 hours later. "The body waves had travelled down to 1100 kilometres inside the Earth," Gerstoft says. This is the first time that a hurricane's seismic signal has been detected so far away.
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Guide to PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINES which official name is Republic of the Philippines or Philippines, is a country from Asia located at the Southeastern Asia, archipelago between the Philippine Sea and the South China Sea, east of Vietnam. PHILIPPINES is divided in 79 provinces and 117 chartered cities . PHILIPPINES's capital is Manila which is the most populated city with about 10,443,877 inhabitants.
History of PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINES's government is republic; a Republic with a Executive government type, with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as head of state.
Other symbols of PHILIPPINES are Philippine motto " Maka-Diyos, Maka-Tao, Makakalikasan at Makabansa (Tagalog, God, People, Nature and Country) Philippine anthem "Lupang Hinirang (Chosen Land) Philippine flag.Philippine flag is composed by two equal horizontal bands of blue (top; representing peace and justice) and red (representing courage); a white equilateral triangle based on the hoist side represents equality; the center of the triangle displays a yellow sun with eight primary rays, each representing one of the first eight provinces that sought independence from Spain; each corner of the triangle contains a small, yellow, five-pointed star representing the three major geographical divisions of the country: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao; the design of the flag dates to 1897; in wartime the flag is flown upside down with the red band at the top .
PHILIPPINES's history is quite long: The Philippine Islands became a Spanish colony during the 16th century; they were ceded to the US in 1898 following the Spanish-American War. In 1935 the Philippines became a self-governing commonwealth. Manuel QUEZON was elected president and was tasked with preparing the country for independence after a 10-year transition. In 1942 the islands fell under Japanese occupation during WWII, and US forces and Filipinos fought together during 1944-45 to regain control. On 4 July 1946 the Republic of the Philippines attained its independence. The 20-year rule of Ferdinand MARCOS ended in 1986, when a "people power" movement in Manila ("EDSA 1") forced him into exile and installed Corazon AQUINO as president. Her presidency was hampered by several coup attempts, which prevented a return to full political stability and economic development. Fidel RAMOS was elected president in 1992 and his administration was marked by greater stability and progress on economic reforms. In 1992, the US closed its last military bases on the islands. Joseph ESTRADA was elected president in 1998, but was succeeded by his vice-president, Gloria MACAPAGAL-ARROYO, in January 2001 after ESTRADA's stormy impeachment trial on corruption charges broke down and another "people power" movement ("EDSA 2") demanded his resignation. MACAPAGAL-ARROYO was elected to a six-year term as president in May 2004. The Philippine Government faces threats from three terrorist groups on the US Government's Foreign Terrorist Organization list, but in 2006 and 2007 scored some major successes in capturing or killing key wanted terrorists. Decades of Muslim insurgency in the southern Philippines have led to a peace accord with one group and an ongoing cease-fire and peace talks with another.
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PHILIPPINES has an area of 300,000Km ,with a coastline of 36289, this great area is composed by 298,170 sq km of land and 1,830 sq km of water. Philippine geography is known by it's mostly mountains with narrow to extensive coastal lowlands . This makes Philippine's land specially proclive to astride typhoon belt, usually affected by 15 and struck by five to six cyclonic storms per year; landslides; active volcanoes; destructive earthquakes; tsunamis.
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The first thing you need to know for your travels abroad is country's currency. PHILIPPINES`s currency is called peso ( dashed P), which is divided in 100 centavos. For your consideration, peso's exchange rate is about St. John's Cathedral, Yangon per dolar.44.0140571881.
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The STS-122 crew entered the International Space Station for the first time after the hatches between the station and space shuttle Atlantis opened at 1:40 p.m. EST today.
Space Shuttle Atlantis and the STS-122 crew arrived at the International Space Station at 12:17 p.m., delivering the European Space Agency's Columbus laboratory and a new crew member to the orbital outpost.
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Two-minute drill
Iowa State Cyclones (1-2, 0-0) vs. Texas Longhorns (2-2, 1-0)
Iowa State Rush Offense vs. Texas Rush Defense
Can the Aaron Wimberly express continue to roll past stops? It's a thorny question. The Cyclones have been productive on the ground once in three games, mainly because of Wimberly's 7.2 yards per carry against Tulsa. Texas' defense has been adept at stopping the run once to the tune of 115 yards allowed in the Sept. 21 win over Kansas State. A healthier QB should help ISU.
(Slight) Advantage: Iowa State.
Iowa State Pass Offense vs. Texas Pass Defense
ISU QB Sam Richardson's remained solid in the passing game while dealing with a sprained ankle, completing 62.5 percent of his passes for an average of 252.3 yards and seven touchdowns. The Longhorns produce mostly pressure (22 hurries) not sacks (eight) and feature top-flight D-backs in Carrington Byndom, Quandre Diggs, Adrian Phillips, Duke Thomas and Mykelle Thompson.
(Slight) Advantage: Texas
Texas Rush Offense vs. Iowa State Rush Defense
Johnathan Gray has emerged as the top playmaker among a bevy of five-star recruits. He rushed for two touchdowns in last year's 33-7 win over ISU and has notched at least 90 yards on the ground in each of the past three games. He ran for a career high 141 yards in the K-State win. ISU allows 177.3 rushing yards rushing per game, but gave up just 86 yards in the win over Tulsa.
Advantage: Texas
Texas Pass Offense vs. Iowa State Pass Defense
So there's a Facebook page called "David Ash (stinks), put in Case McCoy." The page had only 28 likes as of noon Wednesday. Ash is out because of head injuries, so McCoy it is. Clearly, Ash's absence is good news for the Cyclones' defense. In two starts (and lopsided wins) against ISU, he completed 75 percent (33-44) of his passes and threw for four touchdowns and no interceptions.
(Slight) Advantage: Iowa State
Special teams:
Cyclone kicker Cole Netten made just one of his three field goal attempts at Tulsa, but his misses came from 46 and 49 yards. He and Edwin Arceo are a combined 3 of 7 on field goals this season but all the misses have been from at least 46 yards out. Kirby Van Der Kamp is Kirby Van Der Kamp, which is to say possibly game-changing. So is UT's Anthony Fera (in punts and kicks).
(Slight) Advantage: Iowa State
It's the second straight year in which Texas has lost an iconic figure in the days leading up to playing ISU. Last season, legendary coach Darrell Royal passed away. Monday, the school confirmed former quarter James Street a star in Royal's wishbone offense had recently died. Sad news for all, but news that sometimes buoys players for a traditional power such as Texas to greater success, even if the icons who died came from a previous era. Non-weekend spotlight games have been good OK, great for ISU, though. The obvious crown jewel of such games came on Friday, Nov. 18, 2011 against national championship contender Oklahoma State. Bad weather some sprinkles, scattered storms possible also can favor the home team. The Cyclones have lost four straight home games, which seems like an eternity and sort-of is. Jake Knott famously played one last game in the last win at Jack Trice Stadium.
Advantage: Iowa State
Iowa State will win if ... Richardson pushes that health meter needle from 90 percent upwards of 95 and can make some quick moves in the running game. If he's healthy, the playbook and options expand. The defense must bait Case McCoy into some ill-advised throws. Last week, the Cyclones could have had four interceptions. Need a couple tonight.
Texas will win if ... Case McCoy doesn't need to pass much and the defense looks like it did against K-State, not BYU and Ole Miss. In the Longhorns' last visit to Ames (a 37-14 win), Ash threw just 13 times, completing seven. A strong dose of Johnathan Gray and Joe Bergeron on the ground could spell trouble for ISU's fast, but in some cases, undersized defenders.
Prediction: Iowa State 28, Texas 27
Three things to watch
Givers and takers:
Both teams are plus-1.3 per game in turnover margin, though ISU is percentage points down the line better to rank 12th nationally in the category. Texas is tied for 13th. Neither team is top 25 in turnovers gained, though (Longhorns tied, 29th; ISU tied, 64th). Something will give in the takeaway portion of the turnover equation.
Iowa State's O-line:
If Sam Richardson's to remain in healing mode, the offensive line needs Tom Farniok to continue to mend at center. Third-stringer Ben Loth's been solid, but the offense looked different (better) with Farniok on the field vs. Tulsa. Daniel Burton, Brock Dagel and Oni Omoile continue to improve. A big game is needed from senior Ethan Tuftee.
Texas wideouts:
Texas' top receivers, Jaxon Shipley, Mike Davis (questionable) and Kendall Sanders all are deep-ball threats, but whether they'll be called upon much is in question. Quarterback Case McCoy mostly throws safe passes, which has helped him craft a career 14-to-7 touchdown to interception ratio. He won't air it out unless he has to, so watch out for yards after catch.
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Following MIPTV's spotlight on Israeli television, new deals between international broadcasters and Israeli format-makers have been popping up repeatedly.
ProSieben Germany recently announced the license of the dating format, Guys in Disguise. Newen, France also picked up the funny dating show that launched at MIPCOM. Guys in Disguise was developed by Armoza Formats together with Artza Productions.
Meanwhile, leading Thai production company, Zense Entertainment, has acquired the license for the street game show Do Me a Favor–an original format that tests just how far complete strangers would go to help you. And Thai group Kantana Group Public Company secured the rights to prime time studio entertainment format I Can Do That!
"At Zense Entertainment Production Company we believe in the importance of international content market and we treasure Israel and Armoza for giving so many and so diverse great TV formats to viewers all around the world. We hope that this partnership on 'Do Me A Favor' will be the beginning of a prosperous relationship between our two companies," said Sorayuth Sagrikananda, Foreign Relations Manager of Zense Entertainment.
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Tobin Ferrall, 5, of Davidson (center) showed off the Monet-inspired painting he created at the World of Wonder booth at the Davidson Farmer's Market on Saturday. Tobin's younger and older sisters painted, too, along with children of all ages.
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You can't bully someone into believing. I spoke with a young lady who says she's been bullied for her beliefs, or lack of belief, as some people might describe it.
"I am atheist, but not one of those in-your-face-about-it people," she said. "I understand that people have different beliefs, and I believe that they should be allowed to practice those beliefs freely. I just choose not to have a religion myself." Read the full story
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Davidson Elementary School has announced its "A" and "A/B" honor rolls for the 2nd Quarter, for students in third to fifth grades.
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"Ken and I have made exercising and staying healthy a priority", says Stephanie Bloom of Davidson. "Both of our families battle obesity so we shift our schedules a lot to make it happen."
Sometimes this means bringing Sam, 4, to the child watch at CrossFit in Davidson, on Depot Street.
Stephanie and Ken alternate morning or evening classes to ensure they work out daily and they have Charlie, 7 and Sam, 4, enrolled in at least one exercise activity. The boys love CrossFit Kids, so their parents take them as often as possible. Read the full story
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Girl Scouts are celebrating their 100th anniversary this year, and organizers are hoping to boost their ranks by forming 100 troops in the Lake Norman area at meetings this month. Interested girls and volunteers are being invited to meetings in Davidson, Cornelius and Huntersville. Read the full story
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Dozens of children and their parents were on the Davidson Village Green Tuesday morning for "Northern Town Folktales on the Green Summer Reading Kickoff. The event included storytelling, music, dance and crafts in front of the Davidson library branch.
Entertainers included Steel Drum Music, Minsky Delmonte, Cara Zara, Hoola Hoop Fitness, Discovery Place Kids, The YMCA, and The Author Squad. The kickoff was sponsored by the Charlotte Mecklenburg Public Library, the Lake Norman YMCA, and the parks and recreation departments of Cornelius, Davidson & Huntersville. Read the full story
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Posted on 29 May 2012.
By DANIELLE SCOTT and BILL CORAM
With summer right around the corner, children will have even more time to access their social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, texting, etc.). Students often use these accounts to express opinions, thoughts and emotions that would not typically be expressed in normal conversation – expressions that often would be unacceptable to peers and adults. Parents have the right and responsibility to monitor their childrens' communication through these accounts.
In the world of social media, students often are uncensored and unaware of their obligations to be respectful and to recognize boundaries. The first step to social media usage for teens is proper monitoring, especially for middle schoolers: Read the full story
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Normally, a grade of "IP" is used only for graduate courses. Undergraduate research that isn't finished at the end of a term more typically earns a grade of incomplete ("I"). (See the following section for more information about incompletes.)
We use the "IP" grade for courses that, by their content and requirements, normally require more time than the term or session for which you have enrolled. We recognize the following courses as appropriate for the "IP" grade: final project (689), thesis (699), dissertation (799), field work experience, and internship.
You must also be making satisfactory progress in the course to receive a grade of "IP." Graduate students may complete "IP" grades until the time limit on your academic plan expires.
Undergraduates must complete the work for an "IP" grade within two calendar years from the end of the term in which you take the course. If you don't complete the work by that time, the "IP" grade becomes permanent and may not be changed.
If you are unable to complete course work in a scheduled course within the term in which you are enrolled, you may petition your instructor to receive a grade of "I."
If your instructor agrees to give you an incomplete, you and the instructor must complete a written agreement, a copy of which is held in your departmental file, indicating the exact work you need to do to finish the course.
This written agreement must also indicate the date by which you must complete the work, and that date cannot be longer than one calendar year from the end of the term in which you were enrolled in the course. For undergraduates, after one calendar year, any grade of "I" will automatically be converted to a grade of "F." For graduate students, any grade of "I" becomes a permanent incomplete after one calendar year.
When you complete the course work, your instructor submits a final grade to the Registrar's Office, and that grade and your credit are then entered on your permanent record.
After the time for making up the incomplete has elapsed, you must re-enroll in the course to receive credit. We do not use incomplete grades in calculating your grade point average.
When you become eligible for graduation, if you have a grade of "I" in any courses that aren't required for graduation, you may elect to graduate with these "I" grades as a part of your permanent academic record. In such cases, the "I" grades cannot be changed after graduation by completing the course requirements nor will the "I's" revert to "F" grades.
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A video of Hamada Saber, 48, being beaten with truncheons by police has infuriated the opposition, which accuses President Mohamed Mursi of ordering a crackdown on protests two years after the uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
Mr Mursi's government has announced an investigation into the incident, which came at the end of eight days of violent protests that saw nearly 60 people killed.
Footage of Mr Saber blaming protesters for stripping and robbing him was broadcast on state television.


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FitzSimmonds for State Senate
Reported first in the Gainesville Times, and then in the Virginia Blogopshere by TC, the word is out that Bob FitzSimmonds is running for the state Senate (29th district) in 2007.
While the Cult of Sean Connaughton is already doing everything it possibly can to smear a good conservative activist (principally due to his unpardonable sin of supporting Bill Bolling in the 2005 primary), we here at NOVA Townhall wish him well. Bob and his wife Debbie have a long record of grassroots conservative activism and Bob would serve Virginians well in the State Senate.
We look forward to watching this race unfold in the coming year and a half.
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What are the smears? How are they connected to Connaughton? Why would Connaughton need to "smear" Fitzsimmonds? Is there any reason to believe that Connaughton pays much attention to Fitzsimmonds? Fitzsimmonds is openly hostile toward Connaughton, but I've never heard Connaughton say anything publicly against Fitzsimmonds. Is it possible that instead of a cult smear, there are just a smattering of comments pro and con about Fitzsimmonds as one would expect about any candidate?
What, was this a secret? I never know ANYTHING secret ahead of time, and I knew he was running over a month ago. He's had his kickoff scheduled forever.
Charles- no of course not a secret. Just first public confirmation in the press. Sorry to give an impression otherwise.
NOVA Scout- I'd say calling him a "nut-job conservative" and saying he could only win a hot dog eating contest is a childish smear... not a rational discussion of the merits of his candidacy. And there is plenty more like that coming from the Cult of Connaughton. I've seen little rational dialogue.
A little hard to get to analytical about the merits of his candidacy until we learn more about him and know who his opponents will be. I wouldn't worry too much about the "nut-job conservative" thing. I assume that comes from Dems, not conservative republicans who support
connaughton. the hot-dog eating contest reference is a little sophomoric, but I think it was a jab at bob's physique. a lot of that kind of thing goes around in the blogworld. Generally, I think it's tongue-in-cheek and not particularly meaningful.
Sophrosyne, it's "Chairman Sean's Cult of Personality," and it's copyrighted.
All rights reserved.
Could you guys explain to me what Connaughton has to do with FitzSimmonds? I'm still missing the link on this. I suspect Connaughton would be perplexed too, if he ever wasted his time with this stuff.
NoVA Scout, I believe that you've missed the point. It's certainly not "what Connaughton has to do with FitzSimmonds"; it's what his Cult of Personality has to do with it. There are those (you among them) who worship at the alter of Chairman Sean. To that end, they suggest that he run for anything, or everything.
I don't personally know if Chairman Sean has given the issue a second thought. I certainly don't think he has given his Cult of Personality marching orders on the issue. The nice thing about a Cult of Personality is that its members will do what they believe is in their principle's interests, without regard to whether it actually is, and with complete deniability, too.
You're out of touch, James. A lot of us just happen to like Sean personally and respect him for the job he's done in PW. If you consider me an avatar of Connaughton-ism, then you should know that I don't think he should run for anything in the near-term. He's done an exemplary job and should rest on his laurels until 2009.
So, what does this have to do with FitzSimmonds? Among us "cult" members, I don't hear very many saying Sean should square-off against Fitzsimmonds. It would be too much of a mismatch and too much of a step back for someone of Sean's stature. I'm trying to learn about Fitzsimmonds, but the biographical stuff seems a little hard to come by so far. In any event, I think it would be a backward step for Sean to run for a State Senate seat (no matter who else was interested). The only reason to do it would be to prevent a GOP loss if Colgan retires. If Colgan goes another round, I don't think he would be very easy to defeat for any R.
There you go again, NoVA Scout, with the insults. [Whiny voice]: "You're out of touch, James."
I'd say that someone who purports to be active in Northern Virginia GOP politics who doesn't know Bob FitzSimmonds is more "out of touch" than someone who recognizes the Connaughton Cult of Personality, and your role in it.
And in the first comment that I'll actually make about Connaughton, he may well be a very likable guy, personally. I hear Bill Clinton is, too. But I've never had the chance to get to know either, as Chairman Sean has done very little to reach out to Conservatives in PWC. As for "respect[ing] him for the job he's done in PW," people like you can't even ADMIT some of "the job he's done in PW," i.e., raising property taxes precipitously.
It's difficult to imagine how one can respect something one can't even admit and tries, at every avenue, to hide.
James: I know who Fitzsimmonds is (i.e, I recognize him on sight), but I don't know much about his professional career, his family, his military service, his community service, or his educational background. If he's so prominent that everyone but me is very familiar with his accomplishments in these areas, I should have no trouble educating myself. But after asking around about him, more out of curiosity than anything, nobody in the most loquacious of environments seems to have much to say. I'm sure it will all be revealed in the fullness of time.
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The Ontario Rotary Club honored its Students of the Month at the club's Feb. 14 held at the Ontario Double Tree Hotel.
The eighth grade students selected by the educators at the eight middle schools of the Ontario-Montclair School District:
Justin Bolanos from DeAnza Middle School, Sydney Huynh from Oaks Middle School, John Moreno from Serrano Middle School, Patricia Balatbat from Vernon Middle School, Clara Anguiano from Vina Danks Middle School, Alondra Sandoval from Wiltsey Middle School, Jose Gutierrez from Central Language Academy and Edwin Cuevas from Vineyard STEM Magnet School.
Accompanying the students was Bill Corrette, principal of Wiltsey Middle School.
The Ontario Rotary Club salutes these students, their families and educators on this achievement, said member Don Driftmier.
Rotary Club meetings are open to guest. The cost of the lunch is $20.
For additional information about Rotary, call Don Driftmier at 951-206-5731.


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He is Rwanda's most renowned rapper and has shared the stage with some of the biggest artistes in the music business, such as Shaggy, the late Lucky Philip Dube, Koffi Olomide, Sean Kingston and Jason Derulo. Jay Polly will now work his magic on the DundaStar grand finale concert slated for July 20 at the Petit Stade Remera.
The show is scheduled to start at 5pm.
The 24-year-old star, born Joshua Polly Tuyishime, has over 24 singles to his name. He has won Salax and Ijoro Ry'urukundo Music Awards and came second in the second edition of the annual Primus Guma Guma Superstar competition.
Jay Polly expressed his anticipation for the concert saying, "I'm really excited and I can't wait to perform on the day. My fans should expect a great performance. I have a new number of new songs I plan to perform at the DundaStar grand finale."
"We chose Jay Polly to grace the DundaStar grand finale because he is a talented and popular artiste. He is a great entertainer and we're sure that he'll deliver an absolutely stunning performance," said Robert Ndungutse, one of the organisers of the Dundastar Talent Search.
Dundastar is a singing and dancing talent competition that seeks to identify raw talent among Rwanda's youth. In its first season, the competition was launched in November 2012, and proceeded to hold auditions in Gasabo, Nyarugenge and Kicukiro districts.
The auditions were then followed by live performances which also doubled as elimination shows. Preparations for the Grand Finale Concert are currently in high gear and the finalists will perform to a live audience and a panel of judges to identify the best new talent in the singing, dancing and dance-group categories.
The competition is sponsored by the National Youth Council, MTN, The New Times and Rwandair.