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The Latest: November 2012
Foreign Affairs / DefenseNovember 30, 2012, 6:54 pm ETProsecution Cross-Examines WikiLeaks Suspect
Much of the testimony was focused on PFC Bradley Manning's troubled behavior in custody. (read more »)
Social IssuesNovember 30, 2012, 1:49 pm ETWho's Winning (and Losing) The Global Fight Against HIV/AIDS
There are more people today than ever living with HIV/AIDS. But far fewer people are contracting the virus now than they were more than a decade ago. Who came out on top — and who's falling behind? Here's a look around the world. (read more »)
Foreign Affairs / DefenseNovember 29, 2012, 9:41 pm ETWikiLeaks Suspect: "I Remember Thinking I'm Going to Die"
In a highly anticipated moment, PFC Bradley Manning took the stand in his pre-court martial hearing this week, for the first time presenting the court and the world the story of his confinement in his own words. (read more »)
MediaNovember 29, 2012, 1:42 pm ETLeveson Inquiry Recommends New Regulator for British Press
A long-awaited inquiry of the British press in the wake of the nation's phone-hacking and bribery scandal has recommended the creation of an independent regulator to police a media culture that "at times, can only be described as outrageous," according to the report. (read more »)
Afghanistan / PakistanNovember 29, 2012, 11:14 am ETInteractive: David Coleman Headley's Web of Betrayal
An interactive film that explores the tangled web of relationships that helped the American behind the 2008 Mumbai attacks move from small-time drug smuggler to international terrorist and spy. (read more »)
Business / Economy / FinancialNovember 29, 2012, 10:50 am ETLatest Sanction Against BP Goes Beyond Gulf Spill
The Obama administration temporarily banned BP from federal contracts yesterday -- a move that's been years in the making. (read more »)
Foreign Affairs / DefenseNovember 28, 2012, 8:50 pm ETPsychiatrists Testify to WikiLeaks Suspect's Mental State
Two military psychiatrists who cared for PFC Bradley Manning during his confinement at Quantico testified today that their recommendation that Manning be removed from a suicide watch was disregarded. (read more »)
Foreign Affairs / DefenseNovember 27, 2012, 8:51 pm ETHearing Focuses on Conditions of Alleged WikiLeaks Suspect's Detention
PFC Bradley Manning's lawyers claim his treatment in military prisons constituted "illegal pre-trial punishment." (read more »)
Social IssuesNovember 27, 2012, 4:42 pm ETCDC Reports Troubling Rise in HIV Infections Among Young People
Every month, 1,000 young Americans are infected with HIV. What can be done to stop it? (read more »)
Social IssuesNovember 20, 2012, 9:59 pm ETLive Chat Transcript — Helping America's Poor Kids
Join a chat for "Poor Kids" with the film's producer Jezza Neumann, author Alex Kotlowitz and poverty expert Ron Haskins, Wednesday 11/21 at 12 pm ET. You can leave a question now. (read more »)
MediaNovember 20, 2012, 11:31 am ETFormer Murdoch Executives Charged with Bribery
In the most serious charges to date in the Murdoch scandal, two top aides are accused of paying officials for information. (read more »)
Social IssuesNovember 20, 2012, 11:01 am ETBy the Numbers: Childhood Poverty in the U.S.
One in five children live below the federal poverty line, but what else do the numbers reveal about the jarring problem of childhood poverty in the U.S.? (read more »)
Government / Elections / PoliticsNovember 19, 2012, 5:39 pm ETWhat's the Future for Campaign Finance Reform?
Studies suggest that Americans are concerned about the influence of wealthy donors in politics. But when it comes to finding feasible solutions for reforming campaign finance, there's little consensus, and plenty of challenges. (read more »)
SportsNovember 16, 2012, 8:56 am ETNFL Board Paid $2M to Players While League Denied Football-Concussion Link
The decision by the NFL's retirement board could be critical evidence in a blockbuster player lawsuit over concussions. (read more »)
Business / Economy / FinancialNovember 15, 2012, 5:17 pm ETHouse GOP Faults Corzine, Regulators for MF Global Collapse
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Business / Economy / FinancialNovember 15, 2012, 12:39 pm ETBP to Pay Record $4.5 Billion for 2010 Gulf Oil Spill
Oil giant British Petroleum announced today that it will pay $4.5 billion to settle charges for the April 2010 explosion at its Deepwater Horizon rig that killed 11 workers and unleashed more than 5 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. (read more »)
Social IssuesNovember 14, 2012, 10:59 am ETLive Chat Transcript: Inside the Murky World of Assisted Suicide
Join a chat for "The Suicide Plan" with the film's producers Miri Navasky and Karen O'Connor, Thursday 11/15 at 2 pm ET. You can leave a question now. (read more »)
Social IssuesNovember 13, 2012, 9:10 pm ETThe Shadow Side of Assisted Suicide
The underground world of assisted suicide has added new layers of moral and legal complexity to one of the nation's most polarizing issues. For example, what does it mean to actually assist in a suicide? Who, if anyone, should be allowed to pursue aid in dying? Six experts weigh in. (read more »)
Social IssuesNovember 13, 2012, 10:43 am ETWhat Does Poverty Mean to Children?
Today, FRONTLINE is hosting a conversation at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. to explore what is being done to alleviate child poverty -- and how we can address this urgent national issue. (read more »)
Government / Elections / PoliticsNovember 8, 2012, 3:22 pm ETCheck 'Em Out: Donations to Dark Money Group Revealed
FRONTLINE and ProPublica are putting checks written to Western Tradition Partnership online. Released under a court order last week, the records give a rare look inside the controversial dark money group. (read more »)
Foreign Affairs / DefenseNovember 8, 2012, 12:58 pm ETBradley Manning Hints at Guilty Plea in WikiLeaks Case
Bradley Manning, the Army intelligence analyst accused of providing thousands of military records and diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks, has signaled he may plead guilty to a portion of the 34 charges currently facing him. (read more »)
Government / Elections / PoliticsNovember 5, 2012, 10:18 am ETDark Money Group's Donors Revealed
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Volkswagen Golf Variant 4Motion introduced
Starts at €24,400 in Germany
Volkswagen has announced plans to offer a 4MOTION all-wheel drive system on the new Golf Variant.
Designed to handle the worst that mother nature can dish out, the all-wheel drive system promises to virtually eliminate the loss of traction.
The all-wheel drive system is offered on models equipped with a 1.6-liter TDI engine that produces 105 HP (77 kW) and 250 Nm (184 lb-ft) of torque. It can also be ordered with the 2.0-liter TDI engine that develops 150 HP (110 kW) and 320 Nm (236 lb-ft) of torque. Depending on which engine is selected, the Golf Variant 4MOTION averages 4.5 L/100km (52.2 mpg US / 62.7 UK) or 4.8 L/100km (49 mpg US / 58.8 mpg UK).
The Golf Variant 4MOTION is currently available to order and German pricing starts at €24,400.
Golf Variant available with all-wheel drive 4MOTION
Powerful, efficient, dynamic and secure Big cargo space, and high towing capacity
Wolfsburg, 26 July 2013 - As of now, the new Golf Variant is ordered with all-wheel drive 4MOTION. With two powerful and equally economical engines and a towing capacity of up to 2,000 kg of the Golf Variant 4Motion is the perfect vehicle for high standards.
The Golf Variant 1.6 TDI 4MOTION comes with 77 kW / 105 hp and maximum torque of 250 Nm - powerfully works (from 1500 to 2750 1/min). Here, the practical storage space specialist consumes only 4.5 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers and thus 18 percent less than its predecessor.
For customers who want even more power, there is now the all-wheel drive for the first time in the Golf Estate in conjunction with the 2.0 TDI with 110 kW / 150 hp. This engine is the Golf Variant 2.0 TDI 4MOTION on strong 320 Nm (1750-3000 1/min) and consumes only 4.8 liters of diesel per 100 kilometers. The power transmission between the engine and all-wheel drive is provided by a 6-speed manual transmission for both versions.
Equipped with the practical swiveling trailer hitch, pulls the 2.0 TDI 4MOTION loads of up to 2,000 kilograms (at eight and twelve percent slope). The 1.6 TDI 4MOTION moved up to 1,900 kilograms at eight percent slope (1700 kg at 12 percent slope).
The permanent all-wheel drive of the new Golf Variant is one of the most modern and efficient systems of this kind in the world. Volkswagen is the latest version of the Golf Variant 4Motion all-wheel drive with an advanced fifth-generation Haldex clutch. The intelligently controlled 4MOTION system works without an accumulator and reacts extremely quickly to all kinds of driving conditions.
The further perfected the Golf Variant 4Motion system is thus already active before slippage occurs. A loss of traction that can be virtually eliminated. The system utilizes a dependent of the particular driving condition feedforward. At low load or thrust of the propulsion is primarily on the front axle. This basic setup saves fuel. The rear axle is switched on continuously but in a split second when needed. This is done via the electro-hydraulic Haldex clutch oil pump operated.
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CINCINNATI Leroy Sugarfoot Bonner, frontman for the hit-making funk music band the Ohio Players, has died. He was 69.
The Ohio Players, known for their brassy dance music, catchy lyrics and flamboyant outfits, topped music charts in the 1970s with hits such as Love Rollercoaster, Fire, Skin Tight and Funky Worm.
A spokeswoman for a Newcomer Funeral Home in the Dayton suburb of Kettering said Monday morning that the family hadnt scheduled any public services. There was also a posting about his death on his current bands Facebook page. No other information was released immediately about his death Saturday.
Born in Hamilton, Ohio, Bonner teamed up in the 1960s with core members of a group called the Ohio Untouchables to form the Ohio Players. The band had a string of Top 40 hits in the mid-1970s and continued to perform for years after that.
He had remained active in recent years with a spinoff band called Sugarfoots Ohio Players.
Humble yet charismatic, soft-spoken and of few words, the weight of his thoughts, lyrics and music has influenced countless other artists, songs and trends, stated a posting attributed as an official family announcement on the Facebook page of Sugarfoots Ohio Players. He will be missed but not forgotten as his legacy and music lives on.
Marshall Jones, the bass player and a founding member of the Ohio Players, called his bandmates a bunch of the most creative people especially Sugarfoot that I have ever been around.
Its kind of crazy, Jones, 72, told The Associated Press of Bonners death. Im still feeling fragile.
Jones said after years of playing music, the bands sudden stardom, with No. 1 singles and huge crowds in venues such as the Superdome in New Orleans, was stunning.
I sit back now, and it was all a brilliant blaze, he said. I think `Damn, did I do that? It was just `Zoom! That was a starburst. And like all things like that, it fizzles.
Jones said he, Bonner and other band members were delighted and flattered when Love Rollercoaster gained new fans through a 1990s cover by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Bonner had said he learned about music in Hamilton, where he was the oldest of a large family, playing harmonica, learning guitar and sneaking into bars as an adolescent to play with adult musicians. He said he ran away from his home some 20 miles north of Cincinnati at age 14, and told the Hamilton JournalNews in 2009 that he had only gone back there once. He explained he had bad memories of growing up poor.
He wound up in Dayton, where he connected with the players who would form the band. Their lineup changed at times, but featured horns, bass, guitar, drums and keyboards.
We were players. We werent trying to be lead singers, but we became one of the first crossover singing bands, Bonner told the Dayton Daily News in a 2003 interview. He said he initially played with his back to the audience, because he didnt want to get distracted.
While the band used sexual innuendo, Bonner said he didnt relate to some of the explicit lyrics and attitudes of later pop music and rap.
There is nothing but the old school and the new fools, he said. Its a shame the way these artists are preaching badness to a drum beat.
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Ferrante Winery and Ristorante
Editor's Review
Ferrante Winery and Ristorante sits in prime northeastern Ohio wine country amid picturesque cornfields and vineyards. Close to Interstate-90, this is one of the larger, more commercial wineries in Ashtabula County and makes a good all-inclusive stop for wine tasting, Italian food and souvenirs.
Named for the family who started the business back in 1937, Ferrante has authenticity in its corner, along with some heavy-hitting awards for ice wines, Riesling and Gewurtztraminer. The atmosphere is Italian-lite, where Frank Sinatra-style standards waft through a large, high-beamed dining room and across a lavish patio dotted with wrought-iron lamps. The music pairs nicely with an upscale food menu full of traditional Italian pizzas, pastas, paninis and a catch of the day. The spaghetti with marinara and mammoth family-recipe meatballs ($11) fills hungry diners, and the chicken and seafood pasta dishes are likewise satisfying. For dessert, you can't go wrong with the cannolis (two for $6).
The vibe at Ferrante isn't as intimate as at some of the other smaller local wineries where the owner probably serves as the sommelier, bartender and busboy. But Ferrante is a prime example of just how far wine production in this region has come. And because the whole operation stays open year-round, it's a sure bet in a collection of wineries that offer limited hours and menus.
Don't miss the festivities during the annual Ice Wine Festival, which takes place the first three Saturdays in March from noon to 5 p.m. The region—usually quite sleepy during the winter months—awakens to sate the cravings of ice wine fanatics. Ferrante warms up its three-season porch with plenty of heaters, then hands out samples of Vidal Blanc ice wine, a carbonated raspberry blanc wine and a sweet and savory peach ice wine-ravioli appetizer. Amid the hubbub of traveling tasters (a hearty handful of local wineries take part in the festival), you'll find experts pouring wine and answering questions, special deals on bottles to take home, and even a booth featuring grape-themed jewelry.


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Grit Award
Starting your professional career with an Emmy nomination already under your belt is no small feat. A group of students, though, in UNC's School of Journalism can now add that to their CV. The students created a documentary, "100 Gallons: How Water Powers Life," for UNC's Powering a Nation journalism project.
The students went from the sewers of New York to Amish country in Ohio to tell the story of water's role in our world. And they did it exquisitely well.
While it may not carry the weight of an Emmy, all the students and the faculty who created this project that will go up against pieces from the likes of CNN and The New York Times can add the accolade of being the recipient of this week's Grit Award.
Job well done. We'll have our fingers crossed when the Emmy winners are announced Oct. 1.


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- Torgerson is Chosen NWC Pitcher Student-Athlete of the Week
Baseball | Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Torgerson is Chosen NWC Pitcher Student-Athlete of the Week
SALEM, ORE. -- Junior right-handed pitcher Chris Torgerson (Sacramento, CA/Jesuit HS) of Willamette University has been named Northwest Conference Baseball Pitcher Student-Athlete of the Week for his efforts in the Bearcats' series at Pacific Lutheran University this past weekend.
Torgerson threw a complete-game five-hitter against the high-powered Pacific Lutheran offense on Sunday, March 28, helping lead the Bearcats to a 7-0 victory. The Lutes entered the game after scoring 89 runs in their previous five games. PLU was averaging 10.2 runs per game for the season, but managed just one double and four singles versus Torgerson.
Willamette provided Torgerson with plenty of run support. The Bearcats plated three runs in the first inning and held a 5-0 lead after two innings. WU added another run in the fifth and one run in the ninth.
Meanwhile, Torgerson stayed ahead in in the count throughout the game. He recorded five strikeouts, including two in the ninth inning. He allowed one walk and one hit batsmen. He limited the PLU offense to a .167 batting average.
Torgerson is now 3-2 on the season with a 5.65 earned run average. He ranks second on the team with 28 2/3 innings pitched.
The Bearcats are 7-13 on the season, including 4-8 in the NWC. Willamette is scheduled to play a single non-conference game at Lewis & Clark College on Wednesday, Mach 31 at 4 p.m. (PDT).
WU is slated to host Pacific University in a three-game NWC series this weekend. The Bearcats and the Boxers will play one game on Friday, April 2 at 3 p.m. (PDT) and will conclude the series with a doubleheader on Saturday, April 3 starting at 12 p.m. (PDT).


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Crock-Book Holder by Tovolo
- 1 tube (10 ounces) refrigerated pizza crust
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/3 cup mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro or parsley
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 medium ripe avocado, peeled and cubed
- 2 teaspoons lime juice
- 2 medium tomatoes, chopped
- 1/4 cup chopped green onions
- 1/3 cup sliced ripe olives
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Mexican cheese blend or cheddar cheese
Unroll pizza dough and place in a greased 15 x 10 x 1-inch baking pan; flatten dough and build up edges slightly. Prick dough several times with a fork. Bake at 425 degrees F for 10 to 11 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool on a wire rack.
Meanwhile, in a bowl, combine the sour cream, mayonnaise, cilantro, jalapeno, sugar, chili powder, salt and cumin. Spread over cooled crust. Toss avocado with lime juice; arrange over sour cream mixture. Sprinkle with tomatoes, onions, olives and cheese. Refrigerate until serving. Cut into squares.
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Pagani Zonda R gets delivered to customer...at the track [video]
Watch...and hear...the Pagani Zonda R doing some laps rounds around the track at the Adria International Raceway in Northern Italy
Our friend Marchettino has filmed the "epic sound" of this Pagani Zonda R as it is about to be delivered to its proud new owner.
Marchettino films the car doing some rounds around the track, at the Adria International Raceway in Northern Italy, with fomer F1 driver Andrea Montermini at the wheel.
That sound you hear, though, isn't enirely Italian. That's a AMG-sourced V12 that's speaking its mind.
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Truly an epic car, but the new Pagani "How are ya" seems to lack the same intensity and fury as this.
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That thing is so money, and the 65 motor is amazing, a true testament to AMG superiority!
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See, this is why, the Zonda R will always remain my favorite car ever. and truly enough pagani is also my favorite car maker. second is aston, and third is merc. :P
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There are two main cities in Tanzania. Dar es Salaam plays a significant role as the commercial capital of Tanzania and it's the largest city followed by Dodoma the second largest city and serves as the administrative capital of the country. Arusha is right in the heart of tourism and safari activities in the country. To many city dwellers and visitors Dar es Salaam is also consider as social capital.


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How Big China?
China has submitted to the UN a detailed explanation of its claims to a disputed area of the East China Sea.
It argues that certain geological features prove its territory extends out to a group of islands near Japan.
A UN commission of geological experts will examine China's submission but does not have the authority to resolve conflicting claims.
Beijing and Tokyo have long laid claim to the islands, known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.
Tensions flared up again in September after the Japanese government bought three of the islands from their private Japanese owner, triggering public protests in some Chinese cities.
Since then Chinese ships have been sailing in and out of waters around the islands, prompting warnings from Japan.
There was another diplomatic spat on Thursday after a Chinese government plane flew near the disputed islands.
Tokyo responded by scrambling fighter jets. Both countries accused the other of violating their air space.
Nice of China to submit its claims to a body that has no authority, that is part of an organization know for spinelessness, and that it can feel free to ignore if it doesn't like the answer.
Any other territorial disputes we should know about?
A former senior U.S. defense official viewed as a possible successor to Leon Panetta as defense secretary said the Philippines has recently mistaken U.S. renewed engagement in the region as an opportunity to more assertively pursue territorial claims against China.
Michèle Flournoy, who served as undersecretary for defense policy until February 2012, said last month while the U.S. needed to send clear signals of support for its allies in the region, it also needed to ensure that support didn't lead allies to act provocatively.
Naming the Philippines specifically, she said there was a risk of Manila "mistaking U.S. support for an opportunity to be much more assertive in staking their claims. I think we have to be careful that we don't feed that dynamic."
"I do think there is a danger of some of our friends occasionally misreading, or miscalculating, in terms of the support that they have from the United States," Ms. Flournoy added.
Tensions between China and the Philippines escalated rapidly this year over longstanding territorial disputes in the South China Sea. Many feared a prolonged spring standoff between Chinese and Philippine government vessels in the sea's disputed Scarborough Shoal would trigger conflict.
The standoff eventually drew down peacefully, but revived questions over what the U.S. would do in the event of an armed China-Philippines clash. The U.S. is obligated to protect the Philippines by a 1951 mutual-defense pact. It remains unclear, however, whether a conflict in disputed territory would trigger the U.S. to act in defense of its Asian ally.
Countries rise and fall, disputed territories change hands. It happens. But China knows what it's doing, and whom it's messing with. In Japan and the Philippines, it is taking on two of the USA's closest allies in Asia. That can't be an accident.
Neither can our response. Arab sheikhs, Asian PMs; once more, President Obama has bowed to foreign authorities.


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In Bela Vista, Sao Paulo's Little Italy
L'Hotel Porto Bay is located in Bela Vista -- often referred to as Bixiga --, Sao Paulo's Little Italy. The neighborhood right below the central district of the city, Bela Vista has been a diverse area for a long time, but an influx of Italians beginning at the start of the 20th century made it what it is today. It is known for great Italian food and theaters. Though the nightlife is not as lively as it was in the 80s, this is still a fun spot after dark.
With a population around 18 million, Sao Paulo is a huge city. Not only is it the largest megalopolis in South America, it's also the third largest city in the world. The restaurants here are world class, the art and music scene are excellent, the nightlife unstoppable, and the shopping fantastic. The pace here is faster, and in many ways, one could say Sao Paulo is the New York to Rio de Janeiro's Los Angeles.
The 76-room L'Hotel Porto Bay attracts mainly business travelers due to its location near financial firms and offices. The decor is classic -- some might say on the verge of dated -- but many guests praise its small size and comfortable rooms. Beyond the large marble lobby, the rooms are elegant, if a bit bland, with floral curtains and neutral tones. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and marble bathrooms. The hotel does have a spa with a nice sauna, though stark treatment rooms aren't particularly inviting. Hotel highlights include an attractive restaurant with a nice terrace, a small gym, and an indoor pool with an open roof.
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Sheriff's Office: County dispatcher pulls gun on television reporter
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The Volusia County Sheriff's Office reported that a Volusia County dispatcher was arrested Nov. 12 after she pointed a gun at WESH TV News reporter Claire Metz. Metz went to the dispatcher's house to get the dispatcher's comments for a news story.
The incident occurred at about 12:35 p.m. near New Smyrna Beach, at the home of telecommunicator Shauna Justice.
Metz told The Beacon she went to the home to ask Justice if she would consent to an interview – to tell her side of a recent news story. Metz didn't have a camera or microphone with her when she went to the door.
Justice, who was training a rookie dispatcher, had been suspended for allegedly using her cellphone for a personal call while the rookie handled an emergency call and inadvertently sent rescue to the wrong place. That happened in September, and Justice's use of the cellphone was documented on video surveillance of the dispatch floor, according to an internal investigation. The victim, who had had a heart attack, died. It's unknown if the misdirection, caught 10 minutes into the call, was a factor in the death.
Justice received a three-day suspension in connection with the call. She was scheduled to serve it during the week beginning Monday, Nov. 18.
When Metz knocked on the door, both she and the Sheriff's Office said, Justice answered with a gun in hand, which she pointed at Metz's head through a storm door, and yelled for Metz to get off her property.
The gun was close to Metz's head, "and it was very scary in the moment," Metz said.
The Sheriff's Office said Justice dropped the gun to her side after Metz returned to the news van.
Justice told deputies she pointed the gun at Metz "saying that she believed she was justified because she was protecting her property and felt harassed to the point where she felt threatened," Sheriff's Office spokesman Gary Davidson said. "However, the deputy wrote in his report that Justice made no mention of any threats to her physical being that would have justified her pointing a gun at the reporter."
The gun was a 9 mm semi-automatic handgun loaded with 11 bullets. There was no bullet in the chamber, the Sheriff's Office reported.
Deputies arrested Justice and charged her with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. She was released later on Nov. 12, after posting $1,500 bond, staff at the Volusia County Branch Jail said.
"I just feel terrible," Metz said the following day.
Metz said she believes her visit was the straw that broke the camel's back for the 28-year-old Justice, whom Metz said must have been very emotionally upset.
Justice has worked for the Sheriff's Office since April 2007. A disciplinary decision in connection with this latest incident will be based on the results of an internal investigation, Sheriff's Office spokesman Davidson said.
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The other girl was not identified, but a pregnant ex-girlfriend of Johnston has publicly denied he is the father.
The 19-year-old daughter of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin told People magazine that the ''final straw'' was when Johnston told her he was going to Hollywood to see a hunting show, but actually went there to star in a music video mocking her family.
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Events are already rushing toward that time in which this is beginning to happen and will become more fully wide-spread. In these present times all you need to really do is look around both your local and larger areas as to what is really on-going through. Things so very little or miniscule that they are barely noticeable except to the more informed observer may become apparent.
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Here in North America, especially in the United States of America, we must admit that what Russia has come out of (a communistic, atheist country) we are entering into. And one last thing that needs also to be understood... Something very important to those of you who are "Catholic" in the Roman sense of its jurisdiction.... And, we believe this also holds true for many who are "Orthodox" whether "Eastern" or "Western"....
[ * Non-Denominational = Synchrestic Ecumenism, Disease of Scholasticism, altering the Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ to accommodate the disease of Political Correctness and CULTIC PROTESTANTISM, and the Roman Jurisdiction (Latin Church = Vatican) of the Catholic Church) breaking of - or failure and refusal to respect and abide by - the ancient Seven Ecumenical "Do Not" Canons which leaves everything else open to God's gift of creativity... failure & refusal to abide by and have respect for those who diligently protect one of the other Pillars of the Church, the Seals of the Confessional, but "Non-Denominational" also includes worshiping Satan's religion of Muslim, Islam by praying with them and other heretics such as 'Pentecostalism,' 'Jehovah's Witnesses,' 'Mormons,' 'Church of Christ,' any so-called church with "Community Church" in their nomenclature and others who by their false and misleading dogmas and doctrines are actually against the Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ upon whom and for exacting reason we are called "Christian" in both spirit and truth from which non-denominational protestant sectarian claimants have departed from as being so-called Christian] Only a skilled spiritual father can help you!
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"I understand the idea of sodomy and homosexuality, but to say that homosexuality is not a sin is incorrect and not just in my mind but all of Orthodoxy and again, not just in Orthodoxy but all of Catholicism and again, not simply all of Catholicism but all of Christianity with the exception of those who have this in their personal life as sin or are very close to someone who does. Celibacy or Married Life is the ultimate ideal. For both Homosexuality and Heterosexuality are truly sinful if... and below is the hard part of this understanding..." (Ed. Note: We have never said "homosexuality is not a sin or okay... however, there are those who, being homosexual, are that way for a variety of reasons. Jesus Christ talked of these kinds as referring to Eunuchs. The conversion tactics employed by many other groups, bespeaks of a "politics" that is not wholly honest either spiritually or even materially. For, in their endeavors they have failed to show forth the truth that one is driven into a "closet" style of life. It is better, we believe, to become wholly celibate, be it a homosexual or even heterosexual... and to learn what "celibacy" really means and requires).
If a man looks on a woman who is not his wife with lust, he has sinned. If he and she are married to other people he has committed adultery. If a man looks at a man with lust he has sinned the same as a man who looks at a woman. Sodomy does not have to enter into it, lust for someone is a sin by itself and must be removed. But people do this all day long to be sure but it is still a sin. To say that homosexuality and heterosexuality are not a sin due to their lusting, allows both heterosexuals and homosexuals to live in sin without repentance and this is wrong to do to them spiritually.
It is for the sake of their own soul that one has to recognize sin that is in them and not to excuse it regardless of the sin or the preference of the sinner. Sodomy is indeed a sin regardless of what any one may tell you, the act of attraction or the lust is a sin even without action and simply must be repented of by both heterosexuals and homosexuals. I must also add this; woe to all who misguide others into sin and especially those who are of the clergy who do this. For the sake of your own soul and others, you must recognize this and repent. I know that it is not easy to overcome and if it is never overcome then one must live a life of constant repentance, that is the only choice.
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Earl E. Elliott, Jr.
Earl E. Elliott, Jr., 48, of Bergholz passed away Monday, Aug. 3, 2009. He had been driving a vehicle that was in an accident north of Bergholz.
Born Jan. 13, 1961, in Bergholz, he was the son of Earl E. Elliott, Sr. of Amsterdam and Margaret (Davis) Elliott of Wolf Run.
He worked for 20 years as a tree farmer at Carlton Tree Farms, Carrollton. He belonged to the Amsterdam VFW Men's Auxiliary Post 232 and was a Protestant. He was an avid fisherman and hunter and enjoyed horseshoes and softball.
He is survived by his wife, Karen (Otto) Elliott whom he married July 2, 1983; two sons, Jason Booth and fiancé Misty Mackim of Canton and Shawn Booth of Bergholz; a daughter, Amy Booth and companion Chase Griffith of Phoenix, AZ; a brother, Terry Elliott of Amsterdam; a sister, Charlotte Elliott of Toronto; his grandchildren, Preston James Booth, Gage Michael and Isaiah James Chestnut and Chandler West Griffith and a niece and nephew, Francesca and Frank Ward.
He is preceded in death by grandmothers, Stella Elliott and Gladys Plavka and his stepmother, Dorothy Patrick.
Funeral services will be held Aug. 6, 2009, at 11 a.m. at Everhart-Bove Funeral Home, 285 Second St., Bergholz, with Rev. James Stafford officiating. Interment will follow in Bergholz Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. Condolences may be sent online at www.everhart-bovefuneralhomes.com.
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IFSC Baku 2014 Bouldering World Cupby Mina Leslie-Wujastyk May/2014
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Last weekend (3rd/4th of May 2014) saw the second round of the IFSC Bouldering World Cup held in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Top 6 Results:
Competing for Great Britain was Shauna Coxsey, myself (Mina Leslie-Wujastyk), Jennifer Wood and Orrin Cowley.
3rd: Shauna Coxsey
14th: Mina Leslie-Wujastyk
22th: Orrin Cowley
27th: Jennifer Wood
This was an eventful competition for the GB team. Firstly we had Orrin and Jen both making their respective debuts onto the senior World Cup circuit and both doing extremely well to place in the top 30.
It was also heart-breakingly close for Shauna who was set to win before an unintentional foot dab meant she was called off by the judge, an attempt that cost her the gold and put her in third place. There was only one attempt difference between 1st place and both 2nd and 3rd place in womens (2nd/3rd was decided on count-back), a close competition!
In the 2014 World Cups so far, Shauna is ranked joint 3rd, I am in 10th, Orrin is in joint 30th place and Jen in 39th.
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The dozen recruits, which include Barton teenager Keiron Musgrave, all started on the same day.
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Spencer chief executive Frank Millar said: "These appointments demonstrate our commitment to invest in the young people.
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I don't see the subscription model unless there's also going to be a change in the price of the iPod in question. Other vendors like Nokia are OK with giving the labels a cut on the sale of a handset. No doubt that they'll ask for the same thing from Apple if they go subscription.
Apple could certainly do that with the iPods but the iPhone would be problematic. They've already come out with a huge marketing blitz stating that the phone is $199. To cover the subscription they'd either have to raise prices or cut costs. The latter is the most likely scenario since this generally happens anyway 6-9 months after a product launch.
Maybe a better alternative is the 'Subscription Store' which is voluntary, allow users to keep and add to the music they own (from CD conversions to iTunes downloads), and let's people download what they want, when they want. Maybe they could also trow AT&T a bone so that they can do this OTA rather than just via WiFi. A store format could look familiar to the experience they get from the iTunes Music Store but be tailored to a better subscription experience with categories like currently subscribed to, previously subscribed to, ready for download, ready for removal from device, etc. Or I could be way out there and totally wrong.
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We always see (almost entirely incorrect) 'outlines' of keynotes in the runup to any Apple event, now we're getting them before the runup starts. It's a pretty safe be that Apple will be doing something in late September or October, they always try to have new iPod announcements before the holiday season. So go grab your salt shaker, pour out a few grains (actually, you might want to use them all), and take a gander at what Anonymous has told to expect in a "late September event," after the break.
Our take on the list you're about to read: real iPhone file access would be a godsend and it's a natural next step for the platform. iTunes Unlimited Music Subscriptions have been oft-rumored but given how strident Jobs has been about people wanting to own music instead of subscribe to it, we're still doubters. Then again, he did say the same thing about mobile video right before the iPod got video support. Basically, there's nothing there that we really think is a lock.
Here's a better question: what do you think Apple has in store for us this coming holiday season?
The outline from Anonymous:
New iPhone / Mobile Me Enhancements
- Enable disk use on the iPhone
- When enabled for disk use, iDisk folder accessible on the iPhone
- iDisk app on the iPhone
- Viewable formats can be opened, other formats grayed out
- Button to sync with MobileMe
- Photo syncing support via MobileMe
- October launch
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- iTunes Unlimited
- 256 Kbps music; highest quality digital music subscription service ever
- 50% of U.S. store available for iTunes Unlimited at launch, U.S.-only launch
- Available through iTunes or retail box a la MobileMe, funds applied through iTunes gift cards cannot be used towards subscription purchase
- $129.99 stand-alone or $179.99 with MobileMe, current MobileMe subscribers can add iTunes Unlimited for $99.99
- One-year subscription period
- Current a la carte options unchanged
- When signed in to subscription account, "Buy" is "Get"
- "Download and Play throughout iTunes Unlimited Subscription" or "Buy and Keep"
- "Buy and Keep" option available for downloaded subscription songs, purchased version replaces subscription version
- Late October launch with iTunes 7.8
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I don't see the subscription model unless there's also going to be a change in the price of the iPod in question. Other vendors like Nokia are OK with giving the labels a cut on the sale of a handset. No doubt that they'll ask for the same thing from Apple if they go subscription.
I just returned my Zune to Costco (bought it before they changed their "free returns forever" policy and was grandfathered in). My intent was to buy a new Zune 80 with the cash (newer model than my 30 GB which was having a minor problem and really didn't need to be returned.) HOWEVER,!!!! I will get an iPod if Apple decides to have an unlimited plan. BUT they would need to match Microsoft's policy that up to three players can listen to unlimited music for the cost of the subscription.
I will put off buying another Zune until I hear more (September???) However, there is no way that my 8GB iPhone is going to hold all the music I want so I will be carrying two separate devices (and regretting not getting a 16GB phone).
New iPods with free gift cards would be nice, as a promo at least. Custom Patterned ipods + new features is more likely than any changes to iphone/touch software in Oct.
As for itunes unlimited, $130 for a year sub? @256k? seriously no; bulk discounts yeah. None of this confusing "Buy is Get" nonsense.
bollocks. that would send somebody broke, all the music you want for 120 bucks. wouldnt mind idisk on my iphone, but atm copy and paste / mobileme photo syncing is the most important thing (other than stability) for iphone.
Turn by turn would be nice but i really doubt it.
and im not sure about this october stuff...isnt there that ipod show in sep.?
For $130 per year I can buy 18 new CDs. They're mine to keep forever, and they have DRM-free lossless audio.http://www.yourmusic.com/
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Let's hope by the time the holiday kicks in, people will be over the iphone ;)
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The snows of 2010 have gone. It was Tom Wisner's last winter.
Tom Wisner — the Chesapeake Bay's poet, singer, songwriter, and storyteller — passed away on April 2, in Calvert County, where he lived.
On the last day of January, when snow still covered the ground, he gave a remarkable concert in Easton, Maryland. Heavy snowfall had cancelled a performance in Annapolis the night before. He and his band of musicians were to have played at the Maritime Museum in Eastport. Now the roads had cleared enough for many of us to make the next night's concert in the cozy Avalon Theater.
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Sitting in the Avalon Theater were people who have labored a long time on behalf of the Bay. A family of sorts, all of us drawn to this body of water. One of them, sitting in blue jeans a couple rows ahead of me, looked familiar. It turned out to be Governor Martin O'Malley. Tom called the governor on stage to introduce a song they'd collaborated on, about Maryland revolutionary war soldiers who made a desperate stand against the British in New York. Maryland's Old Line. Then Tom and his friends played the song, a tune that seems destined to be sung by school children for years to come.
After the night's performance I waited for the crowd of fans to drift away, then I walked on stage. Tom's wheelchair faced the stage exit. He was making slow progress, a transparent loop around his face bringing oxygen from a steel tank. He seemed breathless. I thanked him for the concert. For his years of music. For everything. He nodded. We have to find a way, he said, to save the river. I believe he meant the Patuxent, but of course he could have meant any and all of the Bay's rivers. For him they were all treasures.
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Just heard about Guiliana Rancic this morning. So awful! Praying doctors catch it real early!
Thinkpeace, you also made me chuckle. Nice post. I am thinking this goes on at any drive-through, though!
Haven't tried Big Woody's, but heard the hype. Awaiting the review by the judges!!!!
ForksGirl_, they didn't provide a reason to the developer, but I can tell you the waiver states the developer would not be responsible for any property damage caused in filling the holes. It is obvious the resident had issue with that. Thanks for reading!
Very upset to see them go. They were robbed. But I guess someone needs to go.
Love this show!!! Can't wait to see this air!
Saw Slash for the first time in years on The Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen. Don't think that guy will ever change his look. He's looked the same for decades!
No opinion on the costume, but cannot wait til the movie comes out!!!! We've been waiting way too long!
Hamburgers. Hands down. Many good ones and many awful ones in the LV.
So excited to try some of these places! I've stopped at Pizza Joe during my travels throughout Nazareth. Nice folks and great pie!
It was a district judge from Koury's office, but not Koury himself. We clarified the post. Thanks for letting me know!
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roverrush, most likely. But the chief said in the borough, no one should be carrying a gun unless it's to the range.
Rivenous, I will assure you I placed several calls out yesterday to borough police and the police chief in getting the names. The chief was not in. I got a call back from another officer stating the officer who keeps the records would be in later today. Keep in mind the incident remains under investigation and further charges could be forthcoming. The second we receive more information it will be made available.
Yep, Alyssa. It was very interesting. The chief says paintball guns are treated just like a regular gun. Bullets would have to be in a separate area of a vehicle than the unloaded gun because under law, you should only have your gun at home and at the driving range. If you are on your way to the range, you need to separate the gun from the bullets in the vehicle.
Hi Easton911, last I was out there I met with Trevor Woodward, professional geologist with Gilmore & Associates. Not sure who the crews are, but they weren't from the township. The township's role is in code enforcement -- they need to give the nod before businesses can reopen. Here's another story I wrote on sinkholes in the township: http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/easton/index.ssf/2011/06/sinkholes_in_forks_township_ta.html
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Hi Easton911, I traveled down there and all the signs state CC Wireless and there still is some equipment inside the building. Officials are still referring to the building as "CC Wireless." Not sure if another wireless provider is going in there and the change of hands is concrete yet. I will update when we get more information.
Hi Pburglifer. The incident occurred the Monday after the hurricane and yes, authorities say the state was still in a state of emergency. Thanks for reading!
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Another ESPN narrative: Auburn should be rewarded for the perseverance and teamwork they have shown by doing anything possible to win their last 8 games. You know why they had to do that? Because they LOST the week before. How about some credit for winning 24 straight?!? Doesn't that make OSU 3x more deserving? How about a narrative of coming back from NCAA sanctions, not letting that tear this program apart, and not putting up a L in two seasons?
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Last night Jesse Palmer went on a tirade about SOS and how OSU has no quality wins and their best OOC win is Buffalo, which proves Auburn should jump them. A quick look at the schedules shows that Auburn played Arkansas St, Western Carolina, and Florida Atlantic. Sooooo, their premier non-conf win is FAU and that means something?
They have already started, by saying that Michigan State hasnt played anybody, they are a paper tiger, and a win over them means nothing. I just love how an Auburn squeaker over Ole Miss means so much more than a potential win against #10 MSU...
Hey Jake, I didn't know you were in Boone. Are you working on a degree at App State or just happen to live in Boone? I got my Master's there this past May. Great little college town. It kinda reminds me of Athens, OH 15-20 years ago.
at least B-Rolle is trying
what the hell...
that win was partially responsible for me choosing to go to App State for grad school
I actually have a Steve Bellasari signed football. My brother was friends with Bellasari's roommate and he got it signed and gave to me for christmas in '99
I wonder how Mark May is going to avoid giving the Bucks credit for beating a top 15 team that has southern "superior speed"
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they just have to keep kicking deep onsides on kickoffs and put it out of bounds on punts. It isn't pretty, but its not like Miami's offense is really making them pay
this game should be at least 34-3 if not for idiotic mistakes
Come on Tress, go for the throat!
chekwa gets a 2nd
seriously?!? tackled by the kicker? tsk tsk
man, all those Miami fans were so right about the Shoe being quiet. You could hear a pin drop...
I think the boys are getting over any nerves they had in the first quarter...
Chekwa making up for some of his miscues earlier
I was really hoping I wasn't the only one noticing that. Maybe someone will tell him there is Jermale Hines and there is Jordan Hall, but no Jermale Hall
and we have a John Simon sighting...
now THAT"S how you do it
YES! Finally we open it up a bit!