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Heather Paige Kent is well known for her role as Lydia DeLucca in the series That's Life. Heather was born on January 5, 1969, in the Bronx, New York. She was raised in Chappaqua, in New York. She is, in fact, Jewish, and her family has Ashkenazi origins in Poland, Hungary and Austria. She received her Musical Theater BFA in 1990 from Syracuse College in New York. After graduation, she left to Los Angeles and performed a while on Dyneyland's stage as a singer and an actress. Later, she formed her 14 people band and performed as a singer throughout their tour. Heather's first appearance on TV was on the sitcom Baby Talk, in 1991. She was performing on stage again for 3 years until landing on TV again, this time in Married… With Children. She continued to appear on more or less successful sitcoms, until she was cast as Jenny McCarthy's best friend in Jenny, in 1997. Her sugar and spice personality fit well with McCarthy's self-mocking comedy. Later on, Heather has got some more notable TV appearances, on Early Edition (1999), and The Norm Show. But in the year 2000 she started her starring role on That's Life. Alongside famous actors such as Paul Sorvino and Debi Mazar, she played the role of Lydia Denise DeLucca. Lydia, a 30 something daughter to an Italian family in a little community in New York, decides not to marry her boyfriend and to return to college and pursue her dreams. The series ran for two seasons. She also appeared as Maggie Keller in the series Stark Raving Mad. Heather is married to Terry Dubrow, a plastic surgeon from California. They married on June 5, 1999, and they have twins - a boy and a girl.moreless
Bronx, New York, USA
Heather Kent
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Heather was trying to find love on the show Love Connection. After the filmings, she decided to try for another date. It did not work.
Heather had twice a role named Maddie: Maddie Stafonovich on Early Edition's episode, Margaret Maddie Keller on Stark Raving Mad (starring).
Heather formed a 14 people band and toured with them as the singer. They were performing over New York.
On her wedding, Heather serenaded her husband the song Home, by Gary Newman.
Heather's husband, Terry Dubrow, is a plastic surgeon from California. Heather's friend who paired them, said it was a love at a first sight.

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Just thought I'd let you guys know that miss Audrey Elizabeth is home today (I got to bring her home today for my birthday )
I thought about going with Audrey Noelle, and I probably would have if she were born after Thanksgiving, but DH really likes Elizabeth, and it was my confirmation name (I always wished it was my mn when I was little.) I think it suits her.
She was born yesterday (11-25) at 11:37 - we were supposed to come home in the morning but they said she looks great and let us come home this afternoon.
So thanks to everyone who put up with my neurotic posts! It's weird that I am officially done naming children now!
Grace Caroline - October 2004
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Cubs up 2-0 against Arizona in the top of the 2nd.
There's your one run, kevinc...now if someone other than David Ross would show up we'll be fine.
"Are you trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?!"
Arroyo needs a quick, easy inning... Top of the order due up... This is still a VERY winnable game...
"There is a great man who makes every man feel small. But the real great man is the man who makes every man feel great." G.K Charleston
Loney grounds out to first, one out.
Arroyo over 100 pitches.
Ross. What does the future hold for this 29 year-old? Unbeleivable SLG%. I would like to see him get 50 more starts just to see if he can keep up this pace. I would also like to see him bat higher than 7th or 8th, in Richie's spot maybe? I know, I know. Keep dreaming.
Thank goodness for baseball.
101 and counting for Bronson after the 1st out.
"Are you trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?!"
The day Griffey hustles is the day pigs fly over Carew Tower. God I hate him. He can take those 20 homers and shove them if he can't run.Originally Posted by mbgrayson
Sele with a hit off Phillips' glove.
I think he fits the definition of a "sleeper."Originally Posted by PickOff
"Are you trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?!"
Chill out.Originally Posted by nineworldseries
Furcal lines a shot towards Griffey, who pulls it in on the warning track.
2 outs.
Lofton is 39...seems like he has been around FOREVER.
"Are you trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?!"
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5 Thoughts - Nov. 15
5 Thoughts
Week 1
(What to do with BYU)
Week 2
(The problem with the polls, and the new star QBs)
Week 3
(The sleeper team to watch out for)
Week 4
(The Big East apology)
Week 5
(To Tebow or not Tebow)
Week 6
(Bama vs. Florida ... already?)
Week 7
(The pecking order for the national title)
Week 8
(The Landry Jones era begins)
Week 9
(Why not Boise State?)
Week 10
(The at-large BCS teams will be ...)
1. And then Weis can go out to the
farm and make out with Barbara Hershey.
"I don't know if it'll make a difference, but I figured it's time for me to start playing ball. But, there's just one thing... I play, Coach stays. He goes, I go. "
The immediate future of the Notre Dame football program doesn't rest on the decision making of the school's powers-that-be, and it's not going to come down to fan pressure or even what Charlie Weis does in his final two games against Connecticut and Stanford. It rests on the decision of Jimmy Chitwood, er, Clasuen.
Yes, with the spikey hair (what's left of it) and the way he arrived on the scene by limo, he's more Jimmy Football than Chitwood, but Clausen can make a real-life Hoosiers moment of his own and he and WR Golden Tate can all but decide what happens to Weis by taking a positive public stance for their coach and tying their futures to him. It might be the only way Weis is around in 2011; it'll be too tough a sell to bring him back without something extraordinary happening.
If everyone chooses to return, the Irish get six starters back on offense including Clausen, his magnificent receivers, Tate and Michael Floyd (who form the most talented Notre Dame receiving duo ever), and RB Armando Allen. The defense loses safeties Kyle McCarthy and Sergio Brown, but gets back nine starters. Basically, if the band gets back together (to mix movie references willy-nilly into the same Thought), lookout … at least in theory. And then there's the schedule.
Of course things always change (who thought Stanford would be a nasty game this year?), but if Clausen and company return, there's no reason Notre Dame can't be at least 10-1 playing Purdue, Michigan, at Michigan State, Stanford, at Boston College, Pitt, Western Michigan, Navy (in New Jersey), Tulsa, Utah, and Army before going to USC. Most of the tough games are at home, and again, in theory, the team should be loaded with veterans and skill.
So it's now on Clausen to decide what he wants to do. And if he wants to go for it, he has to get up to the mike, with Tate, Floyd, and the rest of the top players behind him Public Enemy S1W style, and say the following.
"We feel like we have something special here. It might not seem like it over the last few games, but we really are growing as a team, and as an offense, and if we're all back next year, we think we can be unstoppable. But we're not going to start from scratch with a new head coach, not with the opportunities some of us have the option to pursue. If Coach Weis is around for next year, we're coming back, and we're going to the BCS. If he goes, some of us will likely choose other paths."
Now, that's assuming a few things. First, that's assuming that Clausen and company actually like Weis enough to want to do something like that. But if Clausen and Tate return, they're doing so for themselves and their own reasons. Second, that's assuming Clausen and Tate aren't afraid of the impending doom of a likely rookie salary cap that might hit in 2011, meaning it's take-the-money-now time for any prospect who wants to get paid in major league dollars. Clausen is projected to be a first round pick, if not top ten, while Tate is an almost-certain first rounder if he chooses to leave (Floyd is also projected to be a first round pick, but he's not eligible until 2011).
Usually, the situation is in reverse. The fate of the coach determines what the player is going to do, but this is a unique situation and Notre Dame is a unique place. Clausen can put all the pressure on himself and his teammates by making a stand right now. Otherwise, Weis can go back to New England and devise a better play call on 4th-and-two deep in Patriot territory with Peyton Manning frothing at the mouth waiting to get the ball back.
2. The Poinsettia Bowl? Again? Fine.
Chris Petersen may never have met Jim Harbaugh. It's possible that the locals don't know the names of a single Cardinal player other than RB Toby Gerhart. However, the entire city of Boise might owe a debt of gratitude to Stanford, which roughed up USC, 55-21, and knocked down a significant hurdle to a possible at-large BCS bowl invitation.
Even if Boise State finishes unbeaten with wins over Utah State, Nevada, and New Mexico State, it has no guarantees for a second BCS bowl invitation in school history. Out of the non-automatic qualifiers, TCU is already in the HOV lane after dismantling No. 16 Utah, 55-28, and winning the WAC alone won't get you into the dance. However, there will be three at-large bids available. The loser of the SEC title game between Alabama and Florida will garner one, and either Penn State or Iowa out of the Big Ten could get the other. No. 3? That appeared earmarked for USC until it ran into that Cardinal wood chipper. What's left now? ACC? Nope. Big 12? Oklahoma State has an outside shot, but still must navigate Oklahoma in Norman. Pac-10? Too much cannibalism going on over the next few weeks. Big East? Interesting. This could be the Broncos' biggest headache if Pitt hands Cincinnati its only loss of the year on Dec. 5.
Once unimaginable, we could be on the verge of having two mid-majors playing in one of the five BCS bowl games, a major step forward for the smaller conferences. Barring an unthinkable upset, TCU has all but secured one spot. And thanks to an upset, Stanford's spanking of Troy, Boise State has taken one giant step closer to a similar fate in January.
3. You want John Cooper back?
Matt Zemek
Ohio State fans, we're going to have to conduct another fireside chat, it seems... gather 'round.
Last week, I had a guest columnist, Myron Stroicz, pen the Weekly Affirmation, which focused on the Big Ten's big problem: an insistence on winning the conference, which comes at the expense of national competitiveness against the USCs and Floridas of the world. How coincidental it was, then, that less than 48 hours after the column was published, Mr. Stroicz's views would be so thoroughly confirmed in Columbus, as Ohio State nipped Iowa in a battle of hyper-conservative coaches who, as Pat Forde of ESPN noted, evoked memories of the famous - and then infamous - 1966 tie between Notre Dame and Michigan State.
The Buckeye program and its leader, Jim Tressel, cannot be booed in the midst of a de facto conference championship game. Success isn't supposed to be knocked. Results, when attained, shouldn't be downplayed. Most importantly, conference championships - the fruit of superiority in the heart of any college football season - need to be recognized as central and substantial achievements. If eight or nine games in a season are played against non-conference teams, a conference title wouldn't mean much. But because conference play occupies at least two-thirds of a season, winning the conference is the foremost attainable goal for any FBS program. Only two teams, under the current system, get to play for something more than a league crown in the bowl season.
As it stands, winning the Big Ten for the fourth time in five years (the Football Writers Association of America needs to investigate the dubious practice of calling a team a conference champion when it loses a head-to-head matchup and ties another team at the top of the conference standings; only Penn State was the 2008 Big Ten champion...) is an AMAZING feat, the kind of accomplishment which should add to a great coach's legendary status.
Yet, this morning, after the narrow win against Iowa, you'd think that James Patrick Tressel is a bum. Some of the comments coming from certain endlessly grumpy precincts of Buckeye Nation would be hilarious if they weren't so profoundly sad.
"Ohio State won in spite of its coach, not because of him."
"This win will only justify his madness."
"JT's (Jim Tressel's) success is his slave."
In other words, you're pissed, Buckeye fans, that you've won another Big Ten championship, because this means that Tressel will continue to lose to USC, Florida and LSU in bowl games.
What a lovely attitude to have after seeing your program reach - let's get a drum roll from TBDBTL here - YOUR SEVENTH BCS BOWL IN THE PAST EIGHT COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL SEASONS.
That's an insane amount of success... positively USC-like. And oh, what program won't be in a BCS bowl this year? Yeah, the deposed Trojan Empire of College Football. The Greeks from Stanford horsed around in the Coliseum on Saturday and drove the dagger through ailing Troy's heart. But you, Dear Brutus, will be in the very Rose Bowl game USC hosted for so long.
It should be great to be a Buckeye this morning, but apparently, all you can think about are the ghosts of Januaries past against SEC foes.
That's sad. James Patrick Tressel loses to USC, he gets understandably ripped. He loses to Purdue, he gets deservedly ripped. He digs out of the hellhole created by those two losses and gets his team to win the Big Ten..... AND HE GETS RIPPED! Not how a coach should be treated. At all. Ever.
So, what to do, Buckeye fans? You have some serious soul-searching to perform after Tressel once again waxes Michigan and does the kinds of things John Cooper rarely did with better talent.
Do you just not care about winning the Big Ten anymore? Myron Stroicz said in his column, "Consolation prizes are a distraction. The road passed through 'Win the Big Ten' when the system was limited, with access flowing only to the Rose Bowl and nowhere else. (Only when Michigan and Ohio State tied in 1973, and the Wolverines were voted out of Pasadena, did it dawn on the Big Ten that second-place teams actually deserved big bowl tickets.) That ship has sailed. These are the times of a global college football world, not just the village. Take the cue and think 'Win the National Title.' "
Is that what you think? If so, the prevailing style of play which has been Gospel to most of the Big Ten for generation upon generation needs to be blown up, and the style of coaching witnessed in Iowa-Ohio State needs to go out the window. If winning big intersectional and national games against non-conference opponents in early January really is the goal of the Big Ten, everything about the conference has to change. Conference commissioner Jim Delany needs to schedule post-Thanksgiving games. The league needs to go crazy in scheduling elite opponents for home-and-homes in the coming years. Three yards and a cloud of field turf has to go bye-bye.
AND... the tie-in with the Rose Bowl should be obliterated. But ah, do you really want to go there?
See, one of the lasting virtues of college football is tradition. Woody Hayes. Bo Schembechler. Duffy Daugherty. Lloyd Carr. All with eyes fixed on Pasadena.
Ever since Fielding Yost's Michigan club won the 1902 Rose Bowl against Stanford, the idea of traveling West for some California fun and sun in the middle of a Midwestern winter has captured the imagination of Michiganders, Ohioans, and other Big Ten citizens. Expecting Tressel, or any other Big Ten coach not named Pat Fitzgerald (who is young enough to own or develop a different and new-age college football worldview), to disown the sacredness of a Big Ten championship is a fool's errand. It's akin to expecting old-time football writers to suddenly ignore split conference championships when head-to-head tiebreakers exist.
If you downgrade the value of the Rose Bowl and the Big Ten title that comes with it, go ahead... but realize that until the BCS system gets blown up (and that won't happen for at least another four years, if not more), you're basically bashing your own conference and longstanding Midwestern football values.
Don't blame Jim Tressel for winning the Big Ten again. Blame the Big Ten - its administration, but also its prevailing football subculture - for the supposedly problematic and unacceptable "success" of Ohio State football in the Tressel era.
4. And there's no Pony Express in sight.
I don't want to completely diminish the importance of recruiting, but unless you're one of the small handful of schools competing perennially for a national championship, the process is grossly overrated. For the other 90% or so of FBS programs, success is all about coaching. Always has been and always will be.
Two-star, three-star, four-star. It matters little what experts say about you before your career begins compared to what you look like four or five years from then. That's where the good coaches earn their six and seven-digit salaries and the average coaches wind up looking over their shoulders this time every year. Take June Jones and Al Golden, for instance. Until they arrived at SMU in 2008 and Temple in 2006, respectively, hope was non-existent and football games were little more than social gatherings for students and the locals looking for an inexpensive day out. In short spans, times have changed. The caliber of the players? Not so much. The caliber of the teaching? You bet.
One man in Dallas, armed with a fancy offense and a blueprint for extreme makeovers, is piloting a program out of a quarter-century ditch that began with the infamous NCAA Death Penalty in the 1980s. One man in Philadelphia, brimming with confidence and a tireless work-ethic, has helped breathe life into a program that was teetering on extinction just a few years ago.
Entering the final turn of the 2009 regular season, SMU is bowl-eligible and leads the Conference USA West Division, needing wins over Marshall and Tulane to play for a league championship. Temple, exiled from the Big East earlier in the decade, has won eight straight games and controls its own destiny in the MAC East Division. Two men. Two thousand reasons why they have no business being in their current positions. And two more examples why success in college football will always hinge on hiring the right man for the job. Athletic directors at struggling schools from Louisville to Notre Dame and Illinois to Virginia know this to be fact, which is why the coaching carousel will once again reach maximum velocity at the end of the month.
5. Hoping for the Holiday? USC?!
By Michael Bradley
The 2009 season, for all intents and purposes, is over for USC, since in Troy, the Rose Bowl appears on most pre-season schedule cards, and playing in the Holiday Bowl is not considered much of a reward for a season. In fact, some Trojans might just consider it a punishment, as if the college football world is making fun of 'SC for such a bad season. The tendency when things like this happen is to begin the funeral procession for a program. Southern California's 2009 season is a disaster by the Trojans' standards, but let's not get carried away.
USC will be back, and it will likely be back in a big way next year. The entire front seven returns on defense. Matt Barkley will be back under center after a debut that featured many second-half downs after plenty of first-half ups. Coach Pete Carroll has been recruiting some of the nation's best athletes for several seasons now, so the youngsters who will move into positions on offense and in the secondary are certainly not overmatched in the talent department. More importantly, next season will no doubt bring a renewed commitment to the type of results that have characterized the program under Carroll, and that will likely mean fewer appearances by Will Ferrell at practice and more of the high competition that has made 'SC so good for the past decade.
Stanford (and Oregon before it) proved the Pac-10 is improving, and that the Trojans won't be able to gallivant through league play unscathed any longer. It's wrong, however, to say that this season's three losses (so far) signal the end of a USC's dynasty. The Trojans will be back next year, and any team silly enough to consider them easy pickings will be making a huge mistake.


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Refurb iMac G4 at Apple
Apple is again offering its legacy for $1,100. The G4-based iMac features 256MB, an 80GB drive, and a SuperDrive. Apple is also offering two 12-inch iBook models for under $800--each with 256MB of RAM and a 30GB drive. The 1.2GHz model features a CD-only optical drive, while the 1GHz model features a Combo drive. The 14-inch iBook models feature a 1.33GHz G4 processor, 256MB of RAM, a 60GB drive, and built-in AirPort Extreme. The Combo drive version is $1,100, while the SuperDrive version is $1,300. Several models of the eMac line (starting at $530) and Power Mac G5 line are also available as well as refurbished version of its AirPort Express Base Station for $100.


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This rope has performed very well so far. Tough and longlasting as promised. This Spring I used the C-IV 9mm with small groups on two trips to Moab, Utah. After four canyons (including a 160 foot rappel in Rock Of Ages Canyon) with multiple raps in each canyon (times four people), the rope still looks great. A little fuzz here and there from pulling the rope over the sandstone, but otherwise, it looks great. We all used a Pirana rappel device--great kit, especially for the heavier (190 pound) climbers.
The C-IV is lightweight and knots well--great static line. I'm going to buy a 120 footer to supplement my two 200 footers and I'll buy the C-IV again. I'm completely happy with this rope.
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A RECORD high of 72 per cent of students achieved at least five GCSE's at A*-C grade including Mathematics and English.
This is an increase of three per cent on last year's results .Almost 20 per cent of all entries were at grades A* or A.
Mr Easton, Head of Year 11 commented that he was "really pleased with the results as all the students had worked so hard including working at school over weekends and holidays".
Mr Hand, director of support and guidance, was particularly pleased with the Ebacc figure of 40 per cent, a rise of seven per cent on last year, and the average GCSE grade achieved by the students is now a B.
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Adding a Site
Adding new sites to your LastPass account is both easy and secure. Since all sensitive data is encrypted locally on your computer with a key that only you know before it is sent to LastPass, you can store your most sensitive data with the knowledge that it is completely safe.
Automatically Adding A Site
The easiest and best way to add new sites to LastPass is to go to the site and enter your credentials as you normally would. Before logging in, click on the field icon to produce the dropdown:
When you click Save Site, the pop-up will expand:
In this dialog, you can specify:
– Name: a friendly name for the account
– Folder: can also create a new folder or select an existing folder/shared folder for this account to keep your sites organized. Some examples of folders are Financial, Shopping, Social Networks, etc.
– Username: ensure the username is correct, or otherwise edit it to the correct one
– Password: verify the correct password is being saved, or otherwise edit it to the correct one
After clicking Save Site, LastPass will automatically enter the site data into your LastPass Vault. With your encrypted data stored, LastPass will automatically fill in this information the next time you visit the site and login.
Add Multiple Sites
If you have multiple logins for the same site, add the additional sites by entering your username and password, clicking on the field icon and then click the add site icon.
This will allow you to save the site:
View and Edit
View the new entry in your LastPass Vault or click on the LastPass field icon and click on the wrench:
and choose Edit:
When viewing this entry, you can specify whether you would like LastPass to make the site a Favorite, Require Password Reprompt, or Autologin.
If you are logging into a site in which you have an existing account stored with LastPass, but are now using a different password, you will also see an option to replace the existing site with the new login information.
Watch the Tutorial for Adding and Filling a Site
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An alternate way to save a site is to use the 'Save All Entered Data' option in the toolbar. This option works best for sites that have more than one field (e.g. username, password, and PIN) or for sites that have obscure logins. If you find that the above method does not work, try this one. To save using Save All Entered Data, do the following:
1. Enter your login data onto the page (do not login yet!)
2. Click on the LastPass Icon > Tools > Save All Entered Data
3. After choosing Save All Entered Data, LastPass will launch an dialog box where you can view all of the captured fields and specify your desired settings for the site:
4. Click Save.
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LastPass supports saving and filling basic authentication logins in most cases:
- Internet Explorer: filling and saving
- Firefox: filling and saving (on all platforms)
- Chrome: filling and saving on Windows (with binary), filling on Mac (with binary), no saving or filling on Linux
- On other platforms and non-binary, we can intercept the dialog as long as the site is launched from LastPass.
Basic authentication logins are not supported on Safari, Opera, and Maxthon.
Autofilling With LastPass
When you are actively logged into LastPass, you should see a red LastPass Icon in your browser tool bar. This means that LastPass is ready to use and will autofill your saved data for you. When visiting a site that has been saved in the Vault, LastPass will fill in the data for you.
Field Icons
When visiting a login page, clickable field icons will appear:
These interactive icons will assist you in filling saved logins, creating new logins, and generating passwords.
Multiple Logins
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Clicking the desired login will then autofill the username and password selected.
Within the field icons is a submenu that includes other available options:
Site – Shows all matching sites
Fill Form – Shows the fill form menu
Generate – Brings up the password generator
Disable – Brings up the disable site options
Right-Click Context Menu
In addition to accessing filling sites with the field icon, you can also fill using the right-click context menu.
When you are on a site (and logged into LastPass), you can right-click on the page to trigger the context menu:
Clicking 'LastPass' launches a submenu:
From the submenu you can:
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eBook Magic, a book and document creation app, can be used to make a variety of different types of books, photo albums, children's books, etc. Some eBook Magic enthusiasts use it to generate documents and reports, or even use it as a quick slide presenter program.
"eBook Magic was designed to offer a very different workflow for book making. With the addition of our printing service, we've stayed true to this design goal." says Matthew Piunno of eBook Magic. "We offer plenty of Hard/Soft Bound options, and eBook Magic users can always change their book size on-the-fly to look at pricing for smaller or larger book sizes. Our number one request from teachers, photographers, and everyday users is printed books."
"Other book software tends to either build the whole book for you, or you add blank pages one at a time," says Heidi Hausermann, an eBook Magic user and mother. "Sometimes I just want to choose page templates and simply add photos and text. Other times I want to really customize pages. eBook Magic gives me these types of options."
eBook Magic offers a balance of semi-automated book making and the ability to completely control page layout. eBook Magic lets users pick a page template, and simply double-tap to add photo and text. Users can also start with a blank document, a book template, or edit page templates along the way. With its apply all functions, custom page items can be retrofitted to the rest of the document.
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Dayton store owner shoots, kills suspected robber | Dayton, OH | www.daytondailynews.com
Incredible, just frigging incredible. I am at a loss for words, these people? actually are believing what they are saying. F$%King incredible. He good boy, He no was gonna hurts nobodys, whys deys shoots him?
Holy Sheeeet, stay armed their out there.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
4th he was probably going to produce some "music"about it.
yep -- the government is trying like hell to take away the right to self-defense.
a teen punk with a gun robbing a store and he gets shot?
only a leftist could see a problem with that.
AS it should bePolice are treating the shooting as self-defense, and it's unlikely that the store owner will be charged, Dickey has said
I guess we have to keep in mind these people have lost a loved one an there looking for answers no matter how skewed an messed of the deceased is . .
I see the same things from families of heroin over dose deaths. there blaming everyone an ever thing but the person who stuck the needle in his arm .
I saw guys pit bull cross four lanes of traffic once an get ran over the driver did every thing possible to miss the do that ran directly out in traffic.
The owner who saw the whole hing immediately was blaming every one involved . saying every one was speeding an everything else. the fact the dog was off its leash an was across four lanes of traffic an ran directly into ti with no warning i was irrelevant. every one there knew they guy was jsut hurting an an was angry
I will say this it seems we keep seeing more an more people trying to decide if the armed robber was really dangerous an also asking about shooting him in the leg or something ????? Screw that !!!!!!!!!!!!!
COP shot a guy a while back an every on w was bitching he did not just shoot him in the leg . id like to see any of those sceptics make that shot under the pressure of death if you failed with a pistol. Most could not hit pie plate at 20 yards ata range .
Ok I can't understand why they are considering sighting the owner who shot him and it was classified as a homicide
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If you look at the article again it was the coroner that classed it as a homicide, with a gun shot wound all he can do is determine if it was self inflicted or not, it's up to the police, detectives and lawyers to prove if it was self defense or murder.Ok I can't understand why they are considering sighting the owner who shot him and it was classified as a homicide
"Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem" Ronald Reagan
i blame gay videogames--LOL
Exactly all the coroner should have is a body on a slab to examine .If you look at the article again it was the coroner that classed it as a homicide, with a gun shot wound all he can do is determine if it was self inflicted or not, it's up to the police, detectives and lawyers to prove if it was self defense or murder.
I do find it odd its called a homicide . Im not sure if homicide means its a crime by definition or not??????tome the coroner should have ruled it was death by a gun shot an then its up tot he cops DA an all that to decide If a crime was committed .
I have heard the term justifiable homicide used so not all homicides man the shooter is a criminal HMMMMMMM


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Judge sentences five with PLM link
U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor has sentenced five defendants authorities claim are linked to the Puro Lil' Mafia street gang on federal firearms convictions.
According to the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas:
Betty Bustillos, 25, was sentenced to 36 months probation, six months of which will consist of in-home confinement; she pleaded guilty in May to making a false statement during the purchase of a firearm.
Jason Grantham, 20, was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison; he pleaded guilty in May to being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Jessie James Greek, 27, was sentenced to 120 months in federal prison; he pleaded guilty in May to two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Andrew Cecil Harris, 36, was sentenced to 37 months in federal prison; he pleaded guilty in May to felon in possession of a firearm and felon in possession of ammunition.
Hugo Lopez, 22, was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison; he pleaded guilty in May to possession of a firearm by an illegal immigrant.
On April 8, members of the Wichita Falls Police Department and FBI arrested Harris, Lopez and Bustillos on federal weapons charges during an early morning sweep that also resulted in the arrests of several others. Grantham and Greek were already in state custody on charges related to the incidents that led to the federal counts against them.
"An operation such as this demonstrates the commitment of federal, state and local law enforcement to work together to restore safety to communities by aggressively addressing gangs and their illegal activity," an April news release quoted James T. Jacks, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas. The roundup came after a federal grand jury issued indictments linked to a number of different incidents.
More sentencing hearings are scheduled for late this month and throughout the fall for other defendants whose cases were included in this effort, which focused on weapon and drug offenses.
According to the U.S. attorney's office's news release that was issued Thursday, 14 PLM members have now been charged federally and convicted.
A jury trial Aug. 31 in Wichita Falls led to the conviction of 33-year-old Mauricio Diaz, whom the office referred to as the known PLM leader. Jurors convicted him on three counts — possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug-trafficking crime, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. O'Connor is set to sentence Diaz in December, and Diaz could face up to life in prison.
The FBI, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the U.S. Marshals Service, the Wichita Falls Police Department, the Wichita County Sheriff's Office, the Wichita Falls City Attorney's Office and the Wichita County District Attorney's Office were involved in the investigation, and Jacks praised their work. Assistant U.S. Attorney Taly Haffar and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Hector M. Valle prosecuted the cases.
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Australia's center right opposition would introduce greater transparency around the country's foreign investment watchdog and bolster its expertise on agriculture if it wins an election scheduled for late 2013, according to a leading lawmaker.
Julie Bishop, the shadow foreign minister in the Liberal-National coalition, says her party wouldn't codify an existing, undefined national interest test. But it would make changes to the approval process of the Foreign Investment Review Board–the treasury department body known as FIRB that assesses inward deals.
"We have no intention of changing the national interest test, but we do believe there are opportunities that make the thresholds that trigger FIRB analysis clearer and more consistent," Ms. Bishop told reporters in Beijing.
After Arrium spurned a revised offer from a consortium that includes South Korean steel producer Posco and commodities trader Noble Group that valued the Australian iron ore and steel producer at roughly 1.19 billion Australian dollars (US$1.24 billion), analysts and investors began wondering how the situation could play out.
The stock rose as much as 6.3% to 85 cents a share before quickly retreating to 80.5 cents a share, below the Steelmakers Australia consortium's sweetened 88 cents a share offer, implying shareholders aren't overly confident the bid will be sweetened a third time. The new offer is 17.3% higher than the 75 cents a share proposal made at the beginning of October.
Australia's agriculture sector could see a boom in Chinese investment in the coming years at a time when interest in its resources sector is facing a slowdown, according to KPMG.
Doug Ferguson, head of KPMG Australia's China Practice, said that Chinese companies are showing an increasing appetite for investing in Australia's food sector "from gate to plate" as they seek to meet rising food demand at home and capture more expertise from Australia's companies and farmers.
Banks, both domestic and Chinese, are also increasingly interested in financing the sector at a time when many miners and energy producers are struggling to secure financing for new projects in the face of falling commodity prices and concerns of a falloff in demand, according to a report by the advisory firm.
The head of Australia's foreign investment watchdog in an interview Monday warned state-owned enterprises and sovereign wealth funds to not be driven by a political agenda when investing in the resource-rich nation.
"Investment decisions should be made by investors on a purely stand alone commercial basis and that Australian businesses, however they are owned, should be run on a purely commercial basis and not as an extension of the policy, political or economic agenda of a foreign government," said Brian Wilson, chairman of the Foreign Investment Review Board, or FIRB.
Sundance Resources is poised to say China's National Development and Reform Commission has provisionally approved Hanlong Mining's proposed 1.7 billion Australian dollar (US$1.79 billion) takeover offer, a person familiar with the matter said Tuesday.
Sundance, which owns iron ore deposits in West Africa, earlier Tuesday requested that trading of its shares be halted temporarily pending an announcement "as to the issue of National Development Reform Commission approval".
Spokesmen for Sundance and Hanlong declined to comment.
Australians can assume they are less likely to see a deal like China's Cnooc's US$15.1 billion bid for Canadian oil major Nexen since the country's opposition leader Tony Abbott describes Chinese investment as "complicated".
Dow Jones Newswires's Enda Curran reports Tuesday that Mr. Abbott said he opposes foreign government's taking a controlling stake in an Australian business:
The fact Mr. Abbott's Liberal-National coalition enjoys a firm lead in opinion polls, underscores that if elected as Prime Minister his government would scrutinize investment from China, much of which comes from State-owned entities.
Hong Kong listed APAC Resources has lifted its stake in iron ore miner Mount Gibson to 26.58%, spending 15.3 million Australian dollars (US$15.7 million) on a 1.14% stake, acquired from Aug. 9 until Jan. 4 in several on-market transactions.
"The directors consider that the acquisition represents a good opportunity for the group to increase in its shareholding in Mount Gibson with reference to the recent share price of Mount Gibson," APAC said in a statement, confirming it is bullish about Mount Gibson's potential growth.
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Calling my instructor Sensei is like when I call my Doctor "Doctor". It's a title he's earned, so I use it. We bow at the beggining and end of lesson, and at Karate we have a minute of "Motso" (spelling?).
As for all the who-ha around how we treat higher ranks at Karate. Yeah, it can piss me off. Sure, if you're a high dan grade you deserve courtesy, but not respect. Respect it not a default position, it is earned. Having a 5th Dan dosn't mean you can condecende and be rude without getting called on it. Rude is rude. That and the "You can't sweep unless you're a brown belt, even if the brown belts are sweeping you" was a bullshit rule I Tomeo-Naged right out the fucking Karate Dojo.
Aside from that, it's all good.
I feel like you eyeballin' me, dawg!
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Style: Aikijujutsu--
Tomoe-nage, but hey, whats the odd vowel out of place really matter?
FWIW I don't mind a lot of the reigi that comes with budo, there's a sensible reason for a lot it, or just manners, manners froma different culture so it's a bit different, but thats ok. It's pretending to have those manners when you don't, or making a big deal about it all and using them to raise yourself above everyone else that annoys.
Gladiators Academy Lafayette, LA Style: Judo, MMA, White Trash JJ--
This is a common misconception. More importantly shodan does not equal a teacher neither does nidan or sandan hell even yondan in some places. While I am only a nidan in Judo I do not really consider myself a teacher of Judo but more of a mentor, guide or coach. I teach a lot of classes in Judo and people want to call me sensei but I do not allow them to do so.
IIRC correctly yondan are the teaching ranks in Japan or godan for sure. Anyone below that is still a noob at Judo. In the US as soon as someone gets a BB they are called sensei. This is foolish. They have done nothing to even close to becoming a teacher. They have only learned the basics of Judo that works for them not what really is Judo.
There is a part of Judo or any MA for that matter that is there to be discovered but it comes with time and time and more time. The ability to convey this intangible part of Judo to others is when you are a real teacher.
As far as the protocol it can be fun but just like anything it can be over done. The only thing I would love to do is like at the Kodokan is have someone bang a drum to start and stop class. That is cool. Drum, line up bow, make mini earthquakes, drum, line up, bow, take shower, get plastered on sake. Man I miss Japan.Judo is only gentle for the guy on top.
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