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The good news: Attitude Adjustment 12.09 works very well on the RB-450G. The device is built with good hardware, almost all of which is fully supported. The switch chipset (Atheros AR8316) however does not provide support for mixing tagged and untagged VLAN's on the same port. With a fast processor, gigabit ethernet, and relatively huge amounts of RAM and flash, this is a very capable device once OpenWRT is installed.
The bad news: getting OpenWRT installed in the first place is not straightforward.
OpenWRT doesn't provide a firmware image that can be written directly to the flash memory via the firmware update system in Mikrotik's RouterOS. So installing OpenWRT is a two step process that requires two separate kernel images.
You're going to need a computer that can build OpenWRT from source. You're also going to need a desktop computer that has a working serial port and an ethernet interface. This computer will also need to have:
The following instructions illustrate installing Attitude Adjustment 12.09, but should be easily adaptable to other versions.
Target Images ---> [*] ramdisk
bin/ar71xx/openwrt-ar71xx-nand-vmlinux-initramfs-lzma.elf. This is the kernel+ramdisk that the RB450G will use to boot.
TODO: is it possible to directly combine a kernel and the rootfs provided by OpenWRT? This would get around needing to build an image from source.
dnsmasq on the desktop computer.
tftp-server or
bootp-filename, normally used to instruct a netboot device how to find its image. So you need to set up
dnsmasq with specific options to work around this quirk.
openwrt-ar71xx-nand-vmlinux-initramfs-lzma.elf from your OpenWRT build tree to a clean directory like
~/tftproot/. Rename the file to
sudo dnsmasq -a 10.2.3.4 -z -d -p 0 -F 10.2.3.5,10.2.3.6 –enable-tftp –tftp-root=~/tftproot/ –dhcp-boot=~/tftproot/vmlinux.
dnsmasq should start in the foreground writing all its output to the terminal; you're only going to run it temporarily, and having the debugging information may come in handy.
TIP: Try setting hardware flow control to off if you can't get to the bootloader menu (i.e. it always times out without detecting a key press). If using minicom, try
minicom -o –color=on –device=/dev/ttyS#, then once minicom opens, type
CONTROL A Z and find your way to disable hardware flow control. Or try
screen /dev/ttyS# 115200 To figure out which ttyS device you should use, the command
dmesg | grep ttyS can be helpful.
What do you want to configure? d - boot delay k - boot key s - serial console o - boot device u - cpu mode f - cpu frequency r - reset booter configuration e - format nand g - upgrade firmware i - board info p - boot protocol t - do memory testing x - exit setup
o - boot device and then select
1 to boot once from the network, and then boot from the nand after that. Hit
x to exit setup.
ifconfig eth0 down and
ifconfig br-lan down. While not absolutely necessary, I suggest doing this so that anything that the RB450G has done on its own doesn't conflict with your existing LAN setup.
/etc/resolv.conf (
vi /etc/resolv.conf). Replace 127.0.0.1 with 22.214.171.124 or any other public dns server. For vi beginners: once the file is open type
*i to enter editing mode and when done type
ESC and then
/etc/init.d/network restart so all configuration changes are reloaded and applied;
ping bing.com and see if it works;
/etc/config/network to your needs and remember to
/etc/init.d/network restart after you make any changes;
wget2nand script to install OpenWRT into the flash of the RB450G:
wget2nand http://downloads.openwrt.org/attitude_adjustment/12.09/ar71xx/nand/.
wget2nand finishes, you can reboot the router. This time, the router should boot from flash and give you a working OpenWRT installation that you can configure as you like.
|Architecture: MIPS
|Vendor: Atheros
|Bootloader: RouterBoot
|System-On-Chip: Atheros (AR7161) MIPS 24K
|CPU Speed: 680Mhz (Max 800Mhz)
|Flash-Chip: Hynix NAND 512MiB 3,3V 8-bit (HY27UF082G2A, HY27UT084G2A) or Samsung 4Gibit (K9F4G08U0B-PIB0)
|Flash size: 512 MiB
|RAM: 256 MiB DDR
|Boot Flash: PMC Pm25LV512 512Kbit 3.0V
|Wireless: No extension ports
|Switch: Atheros AR8316
|CPLD: Xilinx XC9536XL
|Ethernet ports: 1+4 Gbit
|Storage: MicroSD
|USB: No
|Extras: Beeper
|Serial: Yes (Standard RS232)
|JTAG: Yes (But no pins)
Schematic Component layout with naming is in RB450G Quick Guide
RB450G have standard RS232 connector, work with simple null modem cable. Testing with standard port in PC. Connection use 1150008n, with hardware flow control (handshaking).
Serial connection is last resort for bootloare RouterBOOT update with XMODEM Microtik Manual:Bootloader upgrade.
JTag port is present on board, but pins are not soldered and there is no empty to solder in pins holes.
Another product from Microtik RB443 use this JTAG configuration:
CPU JTAG in RB433 includes this 7 pins. 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 TRST TDI TDO TMS X TCK GND
How to connect to JTAG interface, and how to reflash the device with JTAG tools
See port.jtag for more JTAG details.
The MicroSD slot needs the
kmod-mmc-over-gpio, and
kmod-mmc-spi kernel module packages. The driver configuration is:
DI_pin 1 DO_pin 3 CLK_pin 4 CS_pin 7. The SD card device will be called
/dev/mmcblk0, with the first partition called
/dev/mmcblk0p1. You will need to format the card from the command line before you can use it. For more information about setting up the card as a permanently-mounted filesystem, the USB storage instructions can be adapted, using
/dev/mmcblk0* as the device names.
Some users of the RB450G state that the MicroSD slot is not designed for regular push/pull operations and microSD cards are now fit there well, plus the microSD slot is on the opposite side of the board and is not accessible in many RB450G enclosures designed originally for older RB450 model (no access hole), so when using an old RB450 enclosure you need to fully disassemble the unit to fix / add / remove the microSD card.
List of microSD cards know to work on RB450G with original Microtik RouterOS. Note that since RouterOS uses a different kernel version and MMC driver, cards that don't work with RouterOS may work with OpenWRT, and vice versa.
Verify and make a nice table after similar to one in RouterStation Pro
From AR8316 Switch Support forum
The AR7161 has two Ethernet controllers, therefore there are two interfaces, eth0 and eth1. one of these is the wan port, the other is the connection to the CPU port of the switch. The AR8316 provides the physical ports for both controllers, but they are separated internally.
On the RB450G, it looks like this:
+-----------+ +-----------+ | | eth0 | | | +-------+----------5+-Eth1 (POE) | | | | | AR7161 | | AR8316 +-1+-Eth2 | | eth1 | +-4+-Eth3 | +-------+0-------+-3+-Eth4 | | | +-2+-Eth5 +-----------+ +-----------+
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Westchester County Police arrested Francisco Herrera, 30, of the Bronx, on multiple charges after he was accused of driving the wrong way on the Saw Mill River Parkway in Yonkers and colliding with another car on Wednesday.
The accident resulted in the closure of the northbound Saw Mill in the area of Executive Boulevard for more than an hour starting just after 6 a.m. Wednesday.
Herrera was charged with reckless endangerment in the second degree and driving while intoxicated, both misdemeanors, following the incident, which occurred about 6 a.m., according to police.
County police received a 911 call from a motorist reporting that a black Hyundai sedan was traveling southbound in the northbound lanes in the vicinity of Executive Boulevard in Yonkers.
At the same time, a motorist flagged down county police officer David Johnson to report the same information. Johnson then came upon the scene of an accident on the Saw Mill near Odell Avenue. A black Hyundai had collided with a Subaru Legacy sedan as the Subaru was traveling northbound in the left lane of travel, according to police.
Police said the driver of the Subaru, a 55-year-old woman from Philadelphia, Pa., was transported to the Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla with non-life threatening injuries.
Herrera was booked at county police headquarters in Hawthorne and will be arraigned on Wednesday in Yonkers City Court. He was also issued a summons for driving the wrong way on the parkway.
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Volunteers hosting back to school bash in downtown Manchester
Posted: 07/30/2013 - Volunteers said a lot of preparation went into today's back to school bash in downtown Manchester at 5 p.m.
Posted: 07/30/2013 - Volunteers said a lot of preparation went into today's back to school bash in downtown Manchester at 5 p.m.
Updated: 07/29/2013 - It's been one week, and Manchester police are still searching for two men that burglarized the Goose Rock Elementary School.
Posted: 07/26/2013 - The closings are necessary to allow for repairs to concrete bridge decks which have become pockmarked.
Posted: 07/17/2013 - The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ordered new trials for former Clay County Circuit Judge R. Cletus Maricle, former school superintendent Doug Adams and six other defendants.
Posted: 07/16/2013 - McConnell, who is seeking re-election to a sixth term, declares in the ad that the war on coal is also a war on Kentucky.
Updated: 07/15/2013 - The doors of Big Creek Missions will remain open. Ministry officials reported earlier this summer they would cancel summer camps, but now officials on the Board of Directors say the ministry will continue.
Updated: 07/08/2013 - Over the next four days, officials with the Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program are holding customer service job screenings for Kentucky Teleworks. EKCEP officials say the screenings are the first step towards a new career.
Updated: 07/04/2013 - Steady rain continues to fall across the area, and the WKYT First Alert Weather team expects it's only going to get worse as the night goes on.Heavy rain will continue to pound much of the region through Friday.
Posted: 06/29/2013 - A Clay County man is due in court Monday morning for attempted murder charges.
Posted: 06/29/2013 - A Clay County man is due in court Monday morning for attempted murder charges.
Updated: 06/28/2013 - Three weeks ago, Brian Jackson, supervisor of Air Evac 109 in Manchester lost three of his crewmembers, Eddy Sizemore, Lee Dobbs, and Jesse Jones in a helicopter crash. Today, the team is operational again.
Updated: 06/28/2013 - James Shannon Arnett, 41, was indicted last month on two counts of possession of child pornography and one count of unlawful use of a computer.
Updated: 07/26/2013 - Within two days of a new state law going into effect, 54 public school systems in Kentucky voted to raise the dropout age to 18. See a list of which schools have voted in favor of the change.
Posted: 06/13/2013 - Friends and family gathered in Laurel County to say a final farewell to flight paramedic Herman "Lee" Dobbs, Jr.
Posted: 06/12/2013 - Visitation was held for one of the three men killed in a helicopter crash Thursday night in Clay County.
Updated: 06/10/2013 - Listen to what dispatchers heard moments after a helicopter crash in Clay County. Pilot Eddy Sizemore, paramedic Herman "Lee" Dobbs and flight nurse Jesse Jones lost their lives as emergency medical services responded to a fiery scene.
Updated: 06/09/2013 - Funeral arrangements have been set for the three men killed when the Air Evac helicopter they were in crashed late Thursday night.
Updated: 06/09/2013 - Crews spent all day yesterday sifting through the crash site at paces creek elementary in Manchester, but the scene is now clear.
Updated: 06/08/2013 - 28-year-old Jesse Jones is one of the three men whose life was taken far too soon after the helicopter they were flying crashed Thursday night.
Updated: 06/07/2013 - The helicopter crash has shaken folks in the small town of Manchester. The owner of Collins Game Room says they were regulars. This was their usual table where employees say they ordered burger and fries, but today these chairs remain empty and a community mourns.
Updated: 06/07/2013 - Crews continue to investigate last night's crash while the Clay County community is reacting to the shocking news.
Updated: 06/07/2013 - In the last two months, the deaths of more than a dozen first responders have made national headlines.
Posted: 06/03/2013 - Police say two people face charges in Clay County for trying to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Posted: 05/30/2013 - Another school superintendent position is open in Eastern Kentucky.
Posted: 05/21/2013 - Former Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer's sister has resigned as assistant executive director of the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance.


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Quite a busy place, noisy. The church is nice, some buildings too, lakeviews you can get better elsewhere.
Place St-Francois is rich in high end boutiques and coffee shops. it's nice for a walk and for a coffee outdoor.
Walking around the city centre, you'll see this, sure. Is it drop down spectacular? No. But it is charming. It has bars, pubs, shops ... but don't make a special visit just for this.
This is the bus crossroads and apart from the church and banks, there is nothing much to visit. The Lausanne Palace hotel is close by - excellent cuisine and also a nice place for a drink.
Place St Francois is the ever changing place in Lausanne, during hristmas you feel in the far North and can enjoy vin brule' and the nice hutte for gifts, during summer you stay outside in the nice bars and during the year you see people all the time. A place to spend time and enjoy the nice shops too ....
If you want to hang around and to have some nice disco clubs, place st françois is the good one. Let's go for the gallery and commercial centre if you want a daily interesting area.
This is the place where history and modern life are together; you can find everything you looking for. A lot of small, cheap but tastefull eating places.
You can reach by bus or metro from Ouchy or Gare. All the shopping centers in the center of Lausanne, only good by walking.
Reason to visit: There are many shops, house banks and lots of transport lines cross that place. The Church is beautiful but nothing special (I like more the Cathedral)
The place: beautiful at night with the lightning but during the day there is nothing special except if you look for shops or any transport to go somewhere. In fact I...
gorgeous area, the st. francois church in the middle is gorgeous, it's also central. check out "blondels" chocolates - one of the best in lausanne. or, if you're feeling unoriginal, theres a starbucks there too. (one of the only two in lausanne!)
The house where Edward Gibbon lived for many years, and where he completed his Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, once stood in Place Saint Francois, where the post office stands now. There's a commemorative plaque on the corner of the building.
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Vivian F. Boddie
Vivian F. Boddie, 86, of Wichita Falls, went to be with her Lord on Monday, June 1, 2009, after a 13-year battle with chronic pain and sickness.
The graveside service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 3, 2009, in Crestview Memorial Park with Rev. James Keenum, officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
Mrs. Boddie was born October 27, 1922, in Hayworth, Oklahoma, to the late Rev. and Mrs. H.A. Medford. She enjoyed camping, traveling, and working in the yard. She was also preceded in death by her daughter, Clara Ruth Beasley; and her brother, Warren G. Medford.
She is survived by her husband of 53 years, James Boddie of Wichita Falls; a son, Wayne Brosam; her sister, Dorothy Hudson of Fort Worth; three grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; and her faithful caregiver, Kay Hayman.
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The Hand Hotel and Restaurant: Great restaurant
This restaurant was recommended by Pam from the Berwyn B&B, and it was one of the best restaurants that we were at in Wales. We had a Celtic Burger with chips and a Beef Lasagne with garlic bread which all was very good. The house is pretty old with several entrance doors, and somehow we ended up walking through the whole building to the restaurant room, passing the small nice bar area.
And one more thing: this was the only place where there was a one-hand mixer tap at the toilet! Everywhere else during the two weeks I only saw those typical two taps, one for cold and for hot. I can't believe that this is still so common as it's so unpractial!
The Poacher's Pocket had a black board menu out the front that appealed to us, somewhere to park our car too, so it was decided upon to give it a try.
We went inside, and managed to get the last inside table. Don't worry, there are plenty of outside table's! The canal runs at the back of the Inn, and it was full of a group of long boat people.
Our order was taken, and eventually our meal came. They were extremely busy, so this was expected. The meal was excellent, AND the price was a lunch time deal of 2 meals for 10gbp, can't beat that! If you click on the menu website, you will see the price's are good.
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In a medium saucepan, cook the chard with 1/2 cup (125 ml) water and the salt over medium heat until tender. Drain the chard, reserving any liquid that remains. Coarsely chop the chard.
Very finely chop anchovies together with the rosemary.
In a medium saucepan, stir together the oil and garlic over medium-high heat. Cook, stirring frequently, until the garlic is pale gold, about 10 minutes. Stir in the anchovies and rosemary. Cook, stirring for 1 minute. Discard the garlic. Stir in the chard and cook for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring to thoroughly coat it with the oil. Stir in the beans. Cook for 3 minutes.
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Location: Perpignan, Southern France
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Funny fact : since some time now the FFMC (French motocyclist association) negociated the toll fees which are way cheaper than in car.
Not-so-funny : if you have a Visa Electron or the equivalent with MasterCard, card won't work with highway machines.
For the speed, if you have a foreign-plated vehicle, automatic speed traps won't work, manualomatic ones (car parked with a speed trap inside) neither. You only have to fear the "Gendarmerie" (military police) which will chase you using FJR 1300 / BMW R1200RT or Megane RS. (if you're over 150kph). Under 180Kph, foreign licence holders will only get a 90 Euros fine, which you have to pay immediatly in cash (y'know finances Pastis and peanuts)
Fred, you might have seen foreign-plated cars going quite fast on the highway, especially arriving to Toulon, this explaining why (yellow front plate usually)
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When we're young, being big can't come soon enough. Once we're big, we wonder why we were so impatient. This is the paradox at the core of "Big," the 1988 movie that honors what's best about being little, with humor and with heart.
That's what First Stage Children's Theater does every day, so it's only fitting that the first-ever children's version of "Big" is launching its new season. Adapted by Michael Bobbitt and First Stage Artistic Director Jeff Frank from the 1996 Broadway musical, it opened Friday night under Frank's direction.
The movie's storyline remains intact.
Frustrated that he is too small to ride the roller coaster and humiliated when his love object falls for someone older, Young Josh (Nicholas Gray) wishes himself bigger, only to find after his dream comes true that he no longer fits, in his clothes or his life.
While he and best friend Billy (Austin Zdziarski) work on shrinking him back to size, big Josh (Jackson Evans) becomes a hotshot at a toy company, where his child's heart teaches adults a thing or two about fun. One of them is Susan (Beth Mulkerron); she falls hard, forcing Josh to choose between her and Billy - and between life as an adult and the child's life he left behind.
It's a lot of ground to cover, and true to its name, this production is also huge - featuring eight adult actors and two casts of 15 young actors, with the Zoltar cast (which rotates with the Wild Thunder cast) leading off on Friday.
Frank makes room for all these bodies by keeping the stage spare, using more than 300 easily removed props and scenic designer Jack Magaw's detailed, double-decked backdrop to fill in the picture.
That leaves the floor to some of the best dancing I've seen at First Stage, courtesy of choreographer Jeff Whiting. Large and visually pleasing dance numbers carry the story, condensing the narrative and helping Frank squeeze an adult-size plot into a smaller frame.
At the top of the show, we see the adults and the kids forming separate, facing lines that underscore the gulf in understanding this show must bridge.
Just before intermission, we watch an adult Josh erase all such lines, with an infectious enthusiasm that cajoles adults and kids to mix it up on the dance floor; it's the highlight of the night.
Late in the show, a conservatively dressed Josh and his office mates dance a glitzy but regimented number that measures the price of Josh's newfound success.
Playing an overgrown kid as credibly as Tom Hanks once did, an energetic Evans is the straw that stirs this drink. Strong performances from Zdziarski and Mulkerron - he seeming older than his age, and she younger than hers - make Josh's choice hard, while ensuring that his brief return to a child's body will be as bittersweet as the growing pains to come.
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Erich Calitz, 18 years old at the time he attended one of de Koker's camps, died in 2007 from what was later revealed to be serious brain injuries. Nicolaas van der Walt, a 19-year-old, also died that same year at the camp.
A subsequent trial surrounding Calitz and van der Walt's death heard that Calitz had wanted to quit the camp. Mr de Koker reportedly acted violently and is quoted as telling Calitz he "wasn't a moffie" a slang-term that carries many of the same connotations as the term "faggot," and that "he [de Koker] would make a man out of him."
Calitz's family were first told by a phone text message that their son had died of a heart attack. This story would change over the next few weeks as they were told first a seizure was responsible, and later that Calitz' death was a result of dehydration.
Only later was it revealed that bleeding on the brain, often though not necessarily the result of a repeated and sustained assault, had been the cause of Calitz's demise.
Mr Calitz's story bears a striking similarity to Buys' death, with his sister Methilda Groenwald reportedly telling the Johannesburg Star newspaper that, before he was sent to the camp, her brother had slight brain-damage and had struggled to hold down jobs. It emerged that Calitz had been "lured" into attending the camp by their brother who worked as an instructor at the camp.
Far from finding care and help there, "He was hit, burnt and wounded," Groenewald is quoted as saying of Calitz's injuries during a subsequent trial. "It's beyond sick — it's psychopathic."
In 2009, de Koker was given only a suspended sentence over Calitz's death, and he dodged charges entirely for Mr. van der Walt's death which, despite evidence van der Walt had been choked with a seatbelt, was labeled on the official police record as a heart attack.
A separate inquiry was launched into how Calitz's death was also originally declared as "natural," something that appears to be ongoing. It is unclear at this time whether Buys' case will lead to renewed investigation into the Calitz and van der Walt deaths.
Alex de Koker's Manliness Camps: A Right Wing Training Camp?
Details surrounding the Echo Wild Game Rangers camps' exact nature are still a matter for police investigation, but at the time of the Calitz trial, it was understood that around 13 people were involved in the day to day running of the camp. The nature of the camp, too, has been the subject of scrutiny.
During the 2007 investigation and trial surrounding Calitz's death, police Director Sally de Beer was quoted as saying that the camps' training regimen appeared much removed from what had been promoted, noting, "It is suspected that the paramilitary-style training presented on this course was not normal ranger training and this forms a key part of the investigation."
Indeed, another report notes de Koker and staff used military rank titles when addressing each other and that skills like leopard crawling, a military-specific crawl, and endurance running and walking were staples of the plan.
Alex de Koker's links to The Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) are well documented, with Koker reportedly having been closely associated with murdered white supremacist Eugene Terreblanche.
The AWB, and its political arm The Iron Guard, is a far right "resistance" group that, along with other right-wing groups, preach a creed that they as white farm owners must arm and train themselves for the day when black South Africans attempt to take over their land.
The Daily Maverick notes the following interesting overview of de Koker and his place in the AWB's affiliated groups:
De Koker styles himself as a "general" in an organisation called "X-MilitereLeiers" (X-Military Leaders), judging from a press release sent out in September 2011, following the arrest of De Koker for the murder of Buys. In it, De Koker is described as providing "crucial services to protect the Farmers Community (Caucasian and non-white) in South Africa". The statement also accuses the SAPS of using the murder charge as a "senseless smoke screen" in order to "try and obtain information of the farming community's activities and self-defence projects regarding their farms". In particular, it references the police's confiscation of a photo taken showing De Koker with deceased AWB leader Eugene Terreblanche.
Mr. de Koker has denied that the camp programs he runs, and has run since 2006, are training camps for the AWB.
As a matter of interest, pictures of the kinds of "training" being used at AWB camps appear in The Afrikaner Journal. While no evidence yet links the two directly, these pictures provide striking similarities to some of the conditions and "paramilitary" training regimens described in the Calitz and Buys cases.
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Something isn't adding in this story. First off, the child who was murdered already had been diagnosed as having mental issues. Now there is no boot camp, 12 step program, or any other type of recovery program that will make that go away, so why on earth did his mother send her son there in the first place?
Secondly, if his own brother worked at that camp, wouldn't he try to keep his brother away from such a terrible place?
Either the mother is a moron, and the brother is a sadist, or something is missing from this story.
Like the other readers already have asked, why was that man allowed to keep running his "camp" if there were already two fatalities on record?
Something isn't right here.
These men are sick but I am left wondering if the cases we know about are the only cases involving these men. I hope they will be in prison long enough to ensure that when or if they leave they are no longer able (physically) to carry out this sort of abuse again.
Sick, twisted monsters, I hope they rot in prison until they die.
This is just evil
There is no way you can change the "manliness" of a person. Not all people are born to be Superman. Accept your child for what he is and love him for what he is because you are very fortunate to have the child.
Terrible!!! That place should have been shut down from the very first case and not taken so lightly. As a punishment those monsters should be treated the same exact way. But I guess that won't happen...there is always a loop-hole!
This is absolutely horrible. I sure hope those creeps get what's coming to them.
Sickening. Who says you can't get away with murder?
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Language: English
Number Of Pages: 384
Published: 1st March 2014
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Woman faces charges in Texas polygamist deaths
HOUSTON - HOUSTON (AP) - FBI agents in Honduras arrested the fugitive daughter of a polygamist sect leader wanted in a 1988 quadruple slaying and extradited her to Houston to face murder and conspiracy charges, the agency said Friday.
FBI Special Agent Shauna Dunlap said a tip led to the capture of Jacqueline Tarsa LeBaron on Thursday. The Naval Criminal Investigative Service, Interpol and the U.S. consulate in Honduras helped to track LeBaron down in the city of Moroceli, the FBI said in a statement.
LeBaron, wanted since 1992, appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Mary Malloy Friday. The judge ruled that LeBaron would remain in federal custody and ordered a hearing for next Wednesday to determine whether her detention will continue pending trial, said Angela Dodge, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office in Houston.
LeBaron told the court she is a Mexican citizen and complained that she was denied due process when she was removed from Honduras, Dodge said.
Dodge said LeBaron did not have an attorney and that she would receive one through a court appointment.
LeBaron has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder; murder; conspiracy to tamper with a witness; tampering with a witness; use of a firearm during a crime of violence; conspiracy to obstruct religious beliefs; obstruction of religious beliefs; and racketeering conspiracy, according to the FBI website.
LeBaron, 44, is accused in the shooting deaths of three former sect members and the 8-year-old daughter of one of the adults in Houston and Irving in 1988.
LeBaron's father, Ervil LeBaron, was the leader of the Church of the Lamb of God. Investigators say the elder LeBaron ordered the executions of rival polygamists in the 1970s. In 1972 he was convicted in Utah of ordering family members to kill his brother, who was said to have disobeyed church laws.
Ervil LeBaron, who reportedly ordered the killing of disobedient church members, died in the Utah state prison in 1981.
Jacqueline LeBaron was among six family members charged in the June 1988 murders.
Three were convicted in 1995 and sentenced to life in prison. Another was convicted of ordering the deaths and was sentenced to 45 years in prison. The youngest, who was 16 at the time of the killings, pleaded guilty to the child's death and served five years in prison.
The victims were brothers Mark and Duane Chynoweth, killed in Houston, and Ed Marston, slain in Irving. Duane Chynoweth's daughter, Jenny, was also killed in what investigators believe was an effort to eliminate her as a witness.
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Enter to Win The Lotus Portable Crib From Guava Family (Giveaway)
Today I was introduced to the newest portable crib from Guava Family — The Lotus. The all-new everywhere crib ($199) is perfect for family vacations, weekends away or just when you're heading to a friends house. It provides a safe haven for baby when you're on-the-go.
Here are a few of my favorite things about The Lotus:
– Machine washable! Yes, this is one of the best things for a mom to hear. The Lotus cover is removeable and machine washable. Total score!
– Sleek, Modern and Pretty defines this portable crib. Forget those old-school pack n' plays, The Lotus has art-inspired graphics, soft fabrics, clean lines and modern colors.
– It fits right on your back so you can easily take it with you. Once you're ready to set up, it's simple and can be done in less than just 15 seconds. All you have to do is unfold the legs, pull it out of the bag, open it up, and place the mattress into the base and you're ready to go! I love how the top rail locks automatically too.
– It truly is an everywhere crib. It is light and easy to carry wherever baby takes you. It's more than just a travel crib — you'll want to take it everywhere. Plus, if you're heading on a plane — it's considered carry on.
– I love the super-cool side door that you can un-zip to get right down on your baby's level. It doesn't feel like a prison and once they fall asleep you can just zip it right up.
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Fox Factory Holding Corp. to Acquire the Assets of Sport Truck USA and Expand Its Powered Vehicles Business
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., March 6, 2014 — Fox Factory Holding Corp. (Nasdaq:FOXF) ("FOX" or the "Company") today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the assets of Sport Truck USA ("Sport Truck"), a full service, globally recognized distributor of aftermarket suspension solutions. Sport Truck primarily designs, markets, and distributes high quality lift kit solutions through its brands, BDS Suspension and Zone Offroad Products.
BDS Suspension offers complete, premium lift kit solutions that are distributed through knowledgeable four-wheel drive shops with the goal of making the purchasing process as easy as possible for consumers. Zone Offroad Products offers entry-level lift kit solutions of the same quality as the more full-featured BDS kits, providing complimentary product lines to dealers and consumers.


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Art joined OppenheimerFunds as an Analyst in 1986. His trajectory within the firm truly took hold when he created and launched in 1989 what is today known as the Oppenheimer Global Strategic Income Fund. It was one of the first multi-sector bond funds in the industry. He has also successfully led OppenheimerFunds' Government Bond team, High Yield team, Global Debt team, the Fixed Income organization and—as Chief Investment Officer—the entire Investments team at the firm.
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Barneys New York to Feature Daphne Guinness Preparing for The Met Gala
Barneys New York announced today that they have collaborated with Daphne Guinness to curate a selection of pieces from Guinness's private collection, as well as from the collection of Isabella Blow, to be featured in the Madison Avenue windows. This will be the first time Blow's collection has been seen in public since Guinness acquired it in the summer of 2010. The window display will include several experiential moments, beginning on Monday, May 2nd when Guinness will prepare for The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala by presenting a staged display in the window while donning a gown designed by Alexander McQueen, who is being celebrated at the event later that evening.
The windows will feature twenty-six complete looks from Guinness's extensive archives, ten of which were created by Alexander McQueen. Also included will be ensembles from Haider Ackermann, Balmain, Chanel, Oscar de la Renta, Hauliuetrige, David Koma, Hogan McLaughlin, Rick Owens, Gareth Pugh, L'Wren Scott, and Three As Four. Vintage and self-designed pieces will also be showcased.
Clothing from the Isabella Blow archives will be seen publicly for the first time since Guinness acquired her friend's collection in its entirety to ensure it would not be broken apart and sold at auction. Several of Blow's signature hats - created for her by Philip Treacy, a great friend and collaborator - will be featured along with sixteen ensembles from Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, and Viktor & Rolf. Also featured will be Yoshiki Hishinuma's voluminous parachute dress.
Guinness's appearance in the windows will be projected on the façade of the Madison Avenue store while simultaneously being live-streamed on Barneys New York's luxury content site, The Window.
Over the course of the six-week installation, Ms. Guinness will return to the Barneys' Madison Avenue flagship window several times to dress and each appearance will again be live-streamed on thewindow.barneys.com. A short film providing a glimpse into Daphne Guinness' life, using the Barneys installation as a backdrop, is also in production and will be released following the collaboration.
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12 Clever Ways to Keep Your Marriage Exciting
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Give Up Finding Your Soulmate! Of all the mistaken concepts foisted on the American culture over the last century, the concept of finding your soulmate is perhaps the greatest destroyer of marriages. I realize that Hollywood has been a convenient scapegoat for all sorts of disgruntled people, but I have to put a good portion of the "in love" myth squarely on its shoulders. The whole process of "falling in love" is one of the most coveted experiences in our culture; the harsh reality is that falling in love is no more than a temporary excitement that comes with a new relationship. This excitement is sustained by unusually high activity of our hormones and often complemented by a propensity to live in fantasy. We are an emotional culture and there really is nothing inherently wrong in that. But it can lead to being caught up in relational myths that consistently work against a couple having a successful and satisfying marriage. The fallacy in this thinking is summed up in a statement I hear all too often: "I missed my soulmate." Really? It's as if our journey through this life is a search for "the one," the only person that is uniquely suited to join us in our life's journey so we can be completely fulfilled and happy. And if we can just be diligent enough, or patient enough, or wise enough, then we will be truly completed. Not only is this not true, it is a dangerous and nefarious lie. Any man and woman, if completely committed and focused, can have a growing and mutually satisfying relationship. Finding a soulmate has nothing to do with it. Instead of focusing on finding one, I would strongly suggest you be a soulmate to the spouse you already have. It's the only healthy path to intimacy that I know.
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DA has Problems With Report
A new study shows that Wisconsin has the nation's eighth highest rate of wrongful criminal convictions but La Crosse County D.A., Tim Gruenke, has some issues with that report.
The Center for Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University counted 21 Wisconsinites who were exonerated since 1989. The report said Wisconsin's wrongful convictions were 30 percent higher than the national average. Illinois had the most, with 101.
Lunch. Music. Thursdays. Noon. Riverside Park.
Why go to the usual places for lunch in La Crosse, when you can sit in Riverside Park and listen to good music?
The park department and the Valley View Rotary are working together to provide lunch-hour concerts called 'Noon Tunes' on Thursdays at the Riverside bandshell. City park director Steve Carlyon is hoping for a large turnout for the noon entertainment. The concerts will be free, and people attending will be encouraged to bring their own lunch from home or from downtown restaurants. Area musician Bill Miller will lead off the Noon Tunes programs on June 14th. With a few exceptions, the weekly concerts will continue every Thursday through Oktoberfest.
Group Says Walker Job Numbers Still Not Great
In the last weeks of the recall campaign for governor, job creation has become a pivotal issue. Governor Walker says the state added 24 thousand last year. Fed estimates says the state lost tens of thousands of jobs. But Laura Dresser, with the Center on Wisconsin Strategy says, assuming Walker's numbers are true, that's still not great job growth
Keep your criticism of Walker at a minimum, though. Dresser says the larger world economy has more to do with recovery and job growth in the state than the governor's policies.
Goodbye, Old Paint...Hello, Justice Department
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A La Crosse area construction company recently power-washed a church, removing lead paint from the steeple. But Krause Konstruction didn't follow the proper state rules for disposing of the paint...letting it fall to the street, and the grass around the church. The Coon Valley company had to remove the sod where the paint chips had fallen. Krause will pay a 10-thousand dollar fine to the state, and will have to educate its workers on the proper way to dispose of asbestos and lead.
Harter Not Changing Position on Business Incentives
Government cash grabs by business? La Crosse mayor Matt Harter says he's seen enough of it. So, while talks continue this week between the city and convenience store giant Kwik Trip on an expansion deal, Harter says he's not budging from his conviction against grants as incentives
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Being openly gay in China is one of the country's biggest taboos, but you wouldn't know it stepping into Destination, Beijing's hottest gay club.
Nicknamed "Desperation," this dance club and lounge, with its thumping bass, beautiful people, flowing cocktails and bouncing hydraulic dance floor -- seems at first like a typical weekend hot spot .
But it's far from the usual Chinese nightclub.
While there would be nothing remarkable about Destination in the United States, here the club stands apart. Self-labeled "Beijing's finest bar venue for the alternative crowd," Destination is often the only place in Beijing where young gay men can reveal their true selves.
And in order for them to feel safe, two basic rules are posted prominently on every wall: no photography, and no drugs.
Emilio Liu, a Chinese undergraduate student in Beijing, says Destination is his place to not only relax and dance, but to find himself.
"I'm still trying to figure it all out," he said on a Friday night at the club. "I'm not sure what I am, but I know I'm not straight. Maybe bi, maybe gay. So I come here to hang out and meet people."
Declining to give his name, a 23-year-old accountant for Pricewaterhouse Coopers comes to Destination every weekend because of its open and comfortable atmosphere. He first checked out the club when he moved from his hometown of Chongqing, an inland city in south central China, to attend college in Beijing.
"Everyone's the same here. Everyone's gay. Sure, we go to mainstream clubs and bars too, but Destination is a more natural setting for us," he said. "And the dancing is great."
Destination has enjoyed relatively unfettered business in Beijing. Its clientele is overwhelmingly male; less than 5 percent of its customers are women.
China's gay and lesbian population is, by some unofficial estimates, between 30 million and 50 million. But much of this population stays in the closet.
Many gay and lesbian Chinese say that, more than the government, traditional family values and social conservatism have discouraged them from disclosing their sexual orientation.
"China is more traditional. Parents hope their children will develop normally, so most won't accept homosexuality," the 23-year-old accountant explained over Destination's pumping music.
He recently started his job at Pricewaterhouse Coopers in Beijing and has yet to feel pressure from his parents, who live thousands of miles away in Chongqing.
"If your parents are very modern and understanding, then it's great to come out. But that is not the case. Not saying anything can help everyone avoid feeling unnecessary pain," he said.
"I have one friend who has come out of the closet. To his friends' surprise, his parents have really understood him," he added. "Another friend, though, his parents didn't receive the news well. They can't accept it, or control their reaction. If I don't tell my parents, it's easier."
One of this accountant's friends is a Beijing college student who's even more pragmatic about his sexuality. He also declined to give his name for the interview.