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Media Coverage of the Initiative & Publications and Presentations by the Director
The Minor Crimes, Massive Waste, report was featured on John Oliver's Last week Tonight September 13, 2015:
Professor Boruchowitz was quoted in an article about the King County Prosecutor withdrawing his request for the death penalty in a particular case: "Prosecutors won't seek death penalty for Michele Anderson", Seattle Times, July 29, 2015
Professor Boruchowitz testified at the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Protecting the Constitutional Right to Counsel for Indigents Charged with Misdemeanors.
"A New Conservative Approach to Justice: Serve the Poor", Marshall Project, May 12, 2015
"Bipartisan support in Washington for reform of misdemeanor courts" Augusta Chronicle, May 13, 2015.
"Pay system hampers legal representation for indigent defendants", Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, May 1, 2015.
Coverage of Study of Cost of Death Penalty
"SU Study Assesses Costs of Seeking Death Penalty", King County Bar Bulletin, March 2015.
Professor Boruchowitz was quoted in the story Study: Washington death penalty cases cost extra $1 million by KING 5, published January 20, 2015, and in the Seattle Times article, Seeking death penalty adds $1M to prosecution cost, study says, January 7, 2015.
The report was discussed in a Washington Post blog, "It's just too expensive to execute people, says Kentucky lawmaker", February 5, 2015.
Professor Boruchowitz was quoted in the article ACLU: Equal justice for poor remains unfulfilled in SC municipal courts published October 5, 2013.
Professor Boruchowitz was quoted in a July 1, 2013, Crosscut article: "King County: Throwing its public defense baby out with the bathwater?"
In March, 2013, he published two articles: "The Right to a Lawyer", Louisville (KY) Courier Journal, March 17, 2013, and "50 years later, fulfilling right to counsel", Everett (WA) Herald, with Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson, March 18, 2013.
He wrote "50 Years after Gideon v. Wainwright...County Plan Would End Nonprofit Defender Program", in the February 2013 King County Bar Bulletin.
Professor Boruchowitz wrote an op-ed in the Seattle Times July 19, 2012, discussing the importance of the Washington Supreme Court's new rule requiring public defenders to certify that they meet standards, including caseload limits and experience requirements.
Professor Boruchowitz was quoted in an Associated Press story on excessive caseloads and the impact of the new Washington Supreme Court rule on standards. "Limit on public-defenders' caseloads puts strain on cities." June 25, 2012.
Professor Boruchowitz was quoted in an article in the Cincinnati weekly City Beat, "Trampling Over the Sixth Amendment", November 9, 2011, about the low rate of appointments in Northern Kentucky courts. He was a guest on King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg's cable television show, "Prosecutor's Post," which is on Cable Channel 22.
Professor Boruchowitz was quoted on the issue of excessive defender caseloads in the Yakima Herald October 29, 2011: "Supreme Court rule would limit public defender caseloads, require more staff for city." He also was quoted in a Seattle Times story, "Skagit County suit claims public defenders too busy to defend", June 20, 2011, about excessive caseloads.
The National Public Radio station in Seattle, KUOW, quoted Professor Boruchowitz in a feature story on the problem of thousands of people being prosecuted for driving with a suspended license. "Nearly 300,000 Wash. Drivers Suspended For Failure To Pay Tickets, July 22, 2011." The story was picked up by the Associated Press and ran in a number of papers in Washington State.
Professor Boruchowitz was quoted in the San Jose Mercury News on December 29, 2009 article, "Santa Clara County Defendants Face Misdemeanor Hobson's Choice: Plead guilty or wait longer in jail."
In December, 2010, the American Constitution Society published an article by Professor Boruchowitz, Diverting and Reclassifying Misdemeanors Could Save $1 Billion per Year: Reducing the Need For and Cost of Appointed Counsel (American Constitution Society, 2010). This electronically published article is available nationally and received coverage in Mother Jones. It also was cited in a letter to the Boston Globe. "EYE ON INDIGENT DEFENSE" by James Doyle, The Boston Globe February 10, 2011. It has been cited in four law review articles.
On June 5, 2010, Professor Boruchowitz' article "Citizen's Voice: Public defenders underfunded in Tennessee" was published in knoxnews.com.
Professor Boruchowitz wrote a blog On Public Defenders and Excessive Caseloads on July 10, 2010 as a guest blogger for CrimProf Blog, a member of the Law Professor Blogs Network.
On October 27, 2010, the Tacoma News Tribune published an op-ed by Robert Boruchowitz and Neil Fox entitled, "HJR 4220 goes too far in response to tragic Lakewood police murders," criticizing proposed Washington constitutional amendment on bail as going too far.
Professor Boruchowitz contributed an article in the King County Bar Association March 2011 Bar Bulletin entitled, Defenders Spread Thin by Budget Crunch. He wrote "The Defender Association Celebrates 40 Years," King County Bar Bulletin, September, 2009. He wrote "At 45, Gideon Right to Counsel Remains Elusive", March 2008, King County Bar Bulletin.
Professor Boruchowitz was Lead researcher and co-author of "Minor Crimes, Massive Waste: The Terrible Toll of America's Broken Misdemeanor Courts" (2009). The report received widespread media attention and was discussed in a Congressional hearing.
It was cited in an amicus brief in the Georgia Supreme Court.
He wrote "Enough is Enough! Defenders Act on Excessive Caseloads", 29 NLADA Cornerstone, Jan-Apr 2008, at 12,
He wrote "Lawyers for juveniles not automatic", Seattle Post Intelligencer, January 2, 2008, and "Right to Counsel Remains Threatened in Washington," Washington Bar News, February, 2007.


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What are talking points from big business and right wing think tanks doing in Obama's WSJ piece?
Today in the WSJ we catch a glimpse of the administration's stance on regulation, and it's not a pretty picture. There's some nice talk in Obama's op ed about the need to 'protect the public' from the predatory and dangerous practices of businesses, but the president tips his hand when he indicates the need to 'safeguard people and businesses from abuse.' So we need to focus on abuse of business after the worst financial crash since the Great Depression? Really? My god, those banks and their record-breaking profits! How they suffer! Overall, it seems that Obama is trying to score points from what he suggests is a long-suffering business community. That is not the message that the American people -- a quarter of whom are out of a job, underwater with their house, or behind on their mortgage -- deserve to hear.
The op ed, with its neo-liberal celebration of America's great 'free' market (never mind that what we've got is a market captured by oligopolies) perpetuates the specious proposition that if we could just rein in the evil regulators, everything would be much better. Free market fundamentalists have been pushing the idea that regulation is the enemy through a variety of dishonest arguments, from the notion that regulators 'just don't understand' fancy financial instruments and should stay out of it to the particularly offensive canard that regulators kill jobs. Never mind that it was the UNregulated financial sector that threw millions out of work in the Great Recession. In the Alice-in-Wonderland world of free market mythology, people lost their jobs because the darned government just wouldn't stop abusing big business.
The president talks about the need to find balance in his op ed. Fair Enough. But it's not businesses that are getting abused. It's the American people.
Lynn Parramore is Editor of New Deal 2.0, Media Fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, and Co-founder of Recessionwire.

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WR racer colors
I understand H-D sold the WR bikes black, white and red, is that correct ??
Most of the photos i see of bikes from that time were black and white and hard to understand what color they are.
I like my WRs painted orange and black like early XR750 colors, but i am sure that is not period correct.


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The Dillingham Ticket Office will be closed on Wednesday, Oct. 7th, from 2-4pm for a system upgrade.
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The Dillingham ticket office is typically open noon-5pm, M-Th and noon-4pm, F. Please call 607-274-3224.
IC Theatre will begin its 2015-16 season by presenting Shakespeare's "As You Like It," marking the IC directing debut of department chair, Catherine Weidner. This comedy combines a road movie, a buddy picture, a love story, and a battle of wills. Enjoy the show's promotional video here! The fall musical will be "A Chorus Line," directed and co-choreographed by musical theatre professor and choreographer, Mary Corsaro, who will be retiring in the spring after more than 30 years teaching at IC. In December, the theatre presents "Anon(ymous)" by Naomi Iizuka. Based on Homer'sOdyssey, the play traces the journey of Anon through the United States as he searches for his mother. Anon encounters menacing and enticing characters and struggles with his identity as a young immigrant. "Anon(ymous)" will be directed by Jen Wineman, an esteemed guest at IC through the Stage Directors and Choreographers Guest Artist Initiative program. Tickets to "Anon(ymous)" are not included in subscription packages.
A second guest director will be taking the helm of the annual operatic collaboration between IC's School of Music and the Department of Theatre Arts. Theatre alum R.B. Schlather will be directing Handel's "Semele," a classic tale of fatal attraction. The spring musical is "Dogfight," with music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and book by Peter Duchan. Set in the 1960's, this contemporary musical follows a young Marine as he returns home from Vietnam, fighting his memories and seeking love and redemption. Wrapping up the season is Tom Stoppard's stunning masterpiece, Arcadia. With memorable characters situated in both the 19th and 20th centuries, Arcadia is a witty and compelling study of the nature of people, events, and phenomena both natural and artistic, real and imagined.
In addition to our main-stage season, IC Theatre offers a variety of productions in Dillingham's Studio 2 space. Scheduled this year are "She Kills Monsters," by Qui Nguyen (October) and a devised work by acclaimed playwright Saviana Stanescu (February.) Tickets to these productions are free but reservations are required
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6 U.S. Code § 1182 - Over-the-road bus security assistance
(a) In general
The Secretary shall establish a program for making grants to eligible private operators providing transportation by an over-the-road bus for security improvements described in subsection (b).
(b) Uses of funds
A recipient of a grant received under subsection (a) shall use the grant funds for one or more of the following:
(1) Constructing and modifying terminals, garages, and facilities, including terminals and other over-the-road bus facilities owned by State or local governments, to increase their security.
(4) Acquiring, upgrading, installing, or operating equipment, software, or accessorial services for collection, storage, or exchange of passenger and driver information through ticketing systems or other means and for information links with government agencies, for security purposes.
(5) Installing cameras and video surveillance equipment on over-the-road buses and at terminals, garages, and over-the-road bus facilities.
(6) Establishing and improving an emergency communications system linking drivers and over-the-road buses to the recipient's operations center or linking the operations center to law enforcement and emergency personnel.
(9) Operating and capital costs associated with over-the-road bus security awareness, preparedness, and response training, including training under section 1184 of this title and training developed by institutions of higher education and by nonprofit employee labor organizations, for over-the-road bus employees, including frontline employees.
(10) Chemical, biological, radiological, or explosive detection, including canine patrols for such detection.
(11) Overtime reimbursement, including reimbursement of State, local, and tribal governments for costs, for enhanced security personnel assigned to duties related to over-the-road bus security during periods of high or severe threat levels, National Special Security Events, or other periods of heightened security as determined by the Secretary.
(12) Live or simulated exercises, including those described in section 1183 of this title.
(13) Operational costs to hire, train, and employ police and security officers, including canine units, assigned to full-time security or counterterrorism duties related to over-the-road bus transportation, including reimbursement of State, local, and tribal government costs for such personnel.
(14) Development of assessments or security plans under section 1181 of this title.
(c) Due consideration
In making grants under this section, the Secretary shall prioritize grant funding based on security risks to bus passengers and the ability of a project to reduce, or enhance response to, that risk, and shall not penalize private operators of over-the-road buses that have taken measures to enhance over-the-road bus transportation security prior to September 11, 2001.
(d) Department of Homeland Security responsibilities
In carrying out the responsibilities under subsection (a), the Secretary shall—
(1) determine the requirements for recipients of grants under this section, including application requirements;
(3) award the funds authorized by this section based on risk, as identified by the plans required under section 1181 of this title or assessment or plan described in subsection (f)(2); and
(e) Distribution of grants
Not later than 90 days after August 3, 2007, the Secretary and the Secretary of Transportation shall determine the most effective and efficient way to distribute grant funds to the recipients of grants determined by the Secretary under subsection (a). Subject to the determination made by the Secretaries, the Secretary may transfer funds to the Secretary of Transportation for the purposes of disbursing funds to the grant recipient.
(f) Eligibility
(1) A private operator providing transportation by an over-the-road bus is eligible for a grant under this section if the operator has completed a vulnerability assessment and developed a security plan that the Secretary has approved under section 1181 of this title. Grant funds may only be used for permissible uses under subsection (b) to further an over-the-road bus security plan.
(2) Notwithstanding the requirements for eligibility and uses in paragraph (1), prior to the earlier of 1 year after the date of issuance of final regulations requiring vulnerability assessments and security plans under section 1181 of this title or 3 years after August 3, 2007, the Secretary may award grants under this section for over-the-road bus security improvements listed under subsection (b) based upon over-the-road bus vulnerability assessments and security plans that the Secretary deems are sufficient for the purposes of this section but have not been approved by the Secretary in accordance with section 1181 of this title.
(g) Subject to certain terms and conditions
Except as otherwise specifically provided in this section, a grant made under this section shall be subject to the terms and conditions applicable to subrecipients who provide over-the-road bus transportation under section 5311 (f) of title 49 and such other terms and conditions as are determined necessary by the Secretary.
(h) Limitation on uses of funds
A grant made under this section may not be used to make any State or local government cost-sharing contribution under any other Federal law.
(i) Annual reports
Each recipient of a grant under this section shall report annually to the Secretary and on the use of such grant funds.
(j) Consultation
In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall consult with over-the-road bus operators and nonprofit employee labor organizations representing over-the-road bus employees, public safety and law enforcement officials.
(k) Authorization
(1) In general
From the amounts appropriated pursuant to section 114 (w) of title 49, there shall be made available to the Secretary to make grants under this section—
Source(Pub. L. 110–53, title XV, § 1532,Aug. 3, 2007, 121 Stat. 457.)
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19 U.S. Code § 2081 - Undercover investigative operations of Customs Service
(a) Certification required for exemption of undercover operations from certain laws
With respect to any undercover investigative operation of the United States Customs Service (hereinafter in this section referred to as the "Service") which is necessary for the detection and prosecution of offenses against the United States which are within the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Treasury—
(1) sums authorized to be appropriated for the Service may be used—
(A) to purchase property, buildings, and other facilities, and to lease space, within the United States, the District of Columbia, and the territories and possessions of the United States without regard to—
(iii) chapter 45 of title 41,
(2) sums authorized to be appropriated for the Service and the proceeds from the undercover operation, may be deposited in banks or other financial institutions without regard to the provisions of section 648 of title 18 and section 3302 of title 31; and
(3) the proceeds from the undercover operation may be used to offset necessary and reasonable expenses incurred in such operation without regard to the provisions of section 3302 of title 31;
only upon the written certification of the Commissioner of Customs (or, if designated by the Commissioner the Deputy or an Assistant Commissioner of Customs) that any action authorized by paragraph (1), (2), or (3) of this subsection is necessary for the conduct of such undercover operation.
(b) Liquidation of corporations and business entities
If a corporation or business entity established or acquired as part of an undercover operation under paragraph (1)(B) of subsection (a) of this section with a net value over $50,000 is to be liquidated, sold, or otherwise disposed of, the Service, as much in advance as the Commissioner or his designee determines is practicable, shall report the circumstances to the Secretary of the Treasury. The proceeds of the liquidation, sale, or other disposition, after obligations are met, shall be deposited in the Treasury of the United States as miscellaneous receipts.
(c) Deposit of proceeds
As soon as the proceeds from an undercover investigative operation with respect to which an action is authorized and carried out under paragraphs (2) and (3) of subsection (a) of this section are no longer necessary for the conduct of such operation, such proceeds or the balance of such proceeds remaining at the time shall be deposited into the Treasury of the United States as miscellaneous receipts.
(d) Audits
(1) The Service shall conduct a detailed financial audit of each undercover investigative operation which is closed in each fiscal year, and
(2) The Service shall also submit a report annually to the Congress specifying as to its undercover investigative operations—
(A) the number, by programs, of undercover investigative operations pending as of the end of the 1-year period for which such report is submitted;
(B) the number, by programs, of undercover investigative operations commenced in the 1-year period preceding the period for which such report is submitted; and
(e) Definitions
For purposes of subsection (d) of this section—
(1) The term "closed" refers to the earliest point in time at which—
(3) The terms "undercover investigative operation" and "undercover operation" mean any undercover investigative operation of the Service—
(A) in which—
except that subparagraphs (A) and (B) shall not apply with respect to the report required under paragraph (2) of subsection (d) of this section.
Source(Pub. L. 99–570, title III, § 3131,Oct. 27, 1986, 100 Stat. 3207–90; Pub. L. 104–201, div. A, title X, § 1074(d)(3),Sept. 23, 1996, 110 Stat. 2661; Pub. L. 104–316, title I, § 110(b),Oct. 19, 1996, 110 Stat. 3832.)
In subsec. (a)(1)(A)(ii), "sections 6301 (a) and (b)(1) to (3) and 6306 of title 41," substituted for "sections 3732(a) and 3741 of the Revised Statutes of the United States (41 U.S.C. 11(a) and 22)," on authority of Pub. L. 111–350, § 6(c),Jan. 4, 2011, 124 Stat. 3854, which Act enacted Title 41, Public Contracts.
In subsec. (a)(1)(A)(iii), "chapter 45 of title 41," substituted for "section 305 of the Act of June 30, 1949 (63 Stat. 396; 41 U.S.C. 255)," on authority of Pub. L. 111–350, § 6(c),Jan. 4, 2011, 124 Stat. 3854, which Act enacted Title 41, Public Contracts.
In subsec. (a)(1)(A)(iv), "Section 8141 of title 40" substituted for "the third undesignated paragraph under the heading 'Miscellaneous' of the Act of March 3, 1877 (19 Stat. 370; 40 U.S.C. 34)" on authority of Pub. L. 107–217, § 5(c),Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1303, which Act enacted Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works.
In subsec. (a)(1)(A)(v), "section 3901 of title 41, and" substituted for "section 304(a) of the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 (41 U.S.C. 254(a)), and" on authority of Pub. L. 111–350, § 6(c),Jan. 4, 2011, 124 Stat. 3854, which Act enacted Title 41, Public Contracts.
1996—Subsec. (a)(1)(A)(v). Pub. L. 104–201struck out "and (c)" after "section 254 (a)".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 104–316struck out "and the Comptroller General" after "the Secretary of the Treasury".
Transfer of Functions
For transfer of functions, personnel, assets, and liabilities of the United States Customs Service of the Department of the Treasury, including functions of the Secretary of the Treasury relating thereto, to the Secretary of Homeland Security, and for treatment of related references, see sections 203 (1), 551 (d), 552 (d), and 557 of Title 6, Domestic Security, and the Department of Homeland Security Reorganization Plan of November 25, 2002, set out as a note under section 542 of Title 6.
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|ALE Investigation Underway in Student Death
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While ASU officials say that alcohol was a factor in the death of Charlotte sophomore Tyler Blalock, who drowned Saturday, the NC Alcohol Law Enforcement agency says they have an active investigation in the case. An investigator with the Hickory office said yesterday
that they could not comment with the open investigation, but other sources are saying that the investigation surrounds where Blalock, who was 19, obtained the alcohol. Charges could come from, depending on the outcome of that ALE investigation. Visitation for Tyler Blalock will be held this evening at McEwen Funeral Services in Charlotte, and his funeral will be Thursday at University City United Methodist Church. He was found face down in Kraut Creek early Saturday morning in Durham Park on campus.
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ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. - Workout enthusiasts and employees at Lifetime Fitness in St. Louis Park were allowed back into club by midday, hours after they were chased out into the cold Friday morning following an apparent chemical spill.
First responders were dispatched to the club around 8:30 a.m. after reports of fumes in the building. A club member tells KARE 11 that the fumes came after a chemical spill in one of the Lifetime locker rooms. He says at least one club employee was impacted.
The club was immediately evacuated. A spokesman for Hennepin County Medical Center says one person was transported to the hospital via ambulance while four more were treated on the scene.
A Metro Transit bus was also brought in to keep clubgoers and employees warm.
The Hopkins Fire Department Chemical Assessment Team was called to the scene and determined the chemical release was related to pool cleaning chemicals. A final determination of the exact chemical is underway, but chlorine was ruled out.
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Officer's father: 'They risk their lives and limbs to protect'
EUGENE, Ore. -- Around the Eugene Police Department Officer, Chris Kilcullen was known as a talkative, relentlessly cheerful and well-liked cop. But those closest to him saw him in a different light as a husband, father and son.
"He liked to take care of people and help people," said Kilcullen's father John Kilcullen. "He's always been that way ever since he was a kid."
Kilcullen died after authorities said a woman shot him during a traffic stop. It happened late Friday afternoon after a police pursuit ending at the intersection of Highway 126 and 52nd Street in Springfield.
Police arrested Cheryl Kidd of Springfield and booked her early Saturday morning at the Lane County Jail on a murder charge.
For Kilcullen, the duty to serve and protect went beyond his chosen career as a police officer, the profession ran in the family.
His father is a former law enforcement officer as are two of his cousins.
Kilcullen attended Willamette High School and attended the University of Oregon where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology and psychology.
Police said Kilcullen was hired as a Eugene Police Officer in 1998.
Kilcullen leaves behind a wife and two children.
His father, John Kilcullen, said Chris met his wife while working at EPD when she went on a "ride-along" with him.
Chris Kilcullen took a traffic enforcement position so he could spend more time with his family.
Kilcullen's father said he previously worried that if Chris were ever injured it would happen in a traffic accident, but he never thought Chris' life would end with a shooting.
"It never dawned on me that he was going to get shot," said Kilcullen. "It never even occurred to me. I couldn't believe it. I didn't believe it until I went down and saw him."
Police Chief Pete Kerns said Kilcullen loved his work, was very good at it, and that people who met him admired him.
The day after Kilcullen's death that admiration took form in a roadside memorial.
Strangers and friends alike have paused to remember an officer, a public servant and a friend.
"I just want people to know that officers are like anyone else. They have families," said Kilcullen. "They risk their lives and limbs to protect, unfortunately that's what we saw yesterday."
According to police, Kilcullen was awarded the Eugene Police Department's Employee of the Month in May 2004 for having the highest activity level of any EPD patrol officer.
He received more than 85 commendations during his 12-year career and served on the department's Crisis Intervention Team since 2008.


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Talking about floral-print trends for spring and summer may seem a bit obvious--they always turn up at this time of year--but this season there's a new botanical look that's flourishing in the high-fashion world, and it's bigger and bolder than ever! Right now it's all about beautiful garden scenes coming to life, as large and literal depictions of roses, hibiscus, and lilies are turning on everything from dresses to swimwear. Stylish femmes like Eva Mendes and Ashlee Simpson are already embracing this vibrantly-hued, blooming look, and with so many exciting floral-emblazoned pieces on the market, we think you'll fall in love too!
Now, before we dive into the details of today's featured floral items, we'd like to start by referencing how the runways and a few well-dressed celebrities approached these bold patterns. At the D&G S/S 11 show, designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana turned out a fantastic display of whimsical garden-party ensembles, which included blossom-strewn tops, skirts, and flowy dresses expertly mixed and matched for a youthful take on the trend.
While a mash-up of botanical prints is bound to garner plenty of attention, it's certainly not the only way to incorporate this au courant range of floras into your daily mix! For a more wearable, everyday approach, you can always try just one standout piece and balance it with a few neutral accents, as demonstrated by Eva Mendes. We came across a photo of the actress shopping in Los Angeles recently, and couldn't help but admire the way she kept the simple-yet-bold rose print of her Daughters of the Revolution Revolution Floral Short Sleeve Dress ($268) the focal point of her daytime ensemble by pairing it with gray Christian Louboutin wedges (from a past season) and a caramel bag. It's also worth noting that this styling trick comes in handy for busier floral prints as well, as Ashlee Simpson showed us last month. The singer was spotted in New York recently wearing Topshop's vibrant Jade Floral Print Dungarees ($100, 212.966.9555) with tan heels and a gray fedora. Of course, if you're feeling a bit more daring, you can always take a page from Tali Lennox's stylebook! We totally love the way the model teamed her hibiscus-print dress with wonderfully bright accessories, including cobalt blue heels and a lime green hat, for the Royal Academy of Arts Sumer Exhibition preview party in London last month.
Ready to introduce some big florals into your summer wardrobe? Well you've come to the right place, dear readers, because we've found some pretty fantastic items that will help you create this fresh look at home! Seeing as we pretty much own every Equipment blouse ever made, it should come as no surprise that we're currently obsessing over their latest floral button-down: The Daddy Tie Front Blouse ($268) in Berry. It's simply irresistible, thanks to its bright fuchsia rose print and adorable tie-front detail, and would look lovely worn with a midi skirt or denim cutoffs. We're also quite fond of Rebecca Taylor's Poppy Sequin Cami ($275); we think the multiple colors and subtle sparkle would really pop against a pair of white flare jeans. If you found yourself falling for Simpson's adorable one-piece, you definitely don't want to miss Zimmermann's Posy Floral-Print Cotton-Voile Playsuit ($340)! The vibrant floral print is perfect for numerous summer occasions and would look smart worn over a bathing suit and with a pair of chic sandals for your next pool party. Also topping our list are Charlotte Ronson's Floral Pleated Shorts ($195)--the precious floral motif and silky material make for a seriously chic pair of summer shorts!
If you were hoping to snag a few non-clothing floral items, you're in luck because we've also gathered an amazing pair of shoes and a fabulous suit too! When it comes to floral footwear, Girl by Band of Outsiders' Geisha Floral Wedges ($380) are an office favorite. We adore the printed silk ribbons--which look darling when wrapped around your ankles--plus the comfortable wooden flatform is a spot-on choice for summer. And last, but certainly not least, you must check out Nanette Lepore's Provence Rose Heartbreaker Swim Top ($79) in Lavender and Bottoms ($69) in Lavender. With a bright color scheme, cool graphic-rose print, and subtle mesh detailing, this bikini is sure to make a splash this season!--Jessica Baker


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CUMBERLAND - Natividade Lopes, 100, of Broad St., passed away Wednesday in the Trinity Health & Rehabilitation Center, Woonsocket. She was the beloved wife of the late Joao Lopes.
Born in Insua, Portugal she was the daughter of the late Antonio and Maria deJesus (Vinagre) Rebelo. She came to this country at the age of 15 first living in Fall River then Central Falls and settling in Cumberland for the past 70 years.
She was the founder of the family business, Lopes & Sons, Cumberland a renowned purveyor of home made varieties of portuguese sausages for many years in the Valley Falls area of town.
Mrs. Lopes was a communicant of Our Lady of Fatima Church and was active for many years with the Christmas Bazaar and church choir. She was also a member of the Clube Juventude Lusitana, St. Aidan Seniors both of Cumberland and the Uniao Benificente, Pawtucket.
She leaves two children, Maria C. Gouveia, her late husband Joe and John J. Lopes and his wife Leonor all of Cumberland. Mrs. Lopes also leaves 6 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was also the sister of the late Brilhantina Teixeira and Jose Rebelo.
A celebration of her life will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m. from the J. J. Duffy Funeral Home, 757 Mendon Rd. Rte. 122, Cumberland. Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of Fatima Church, Fatima Dr., Cumberland. Burial will follow in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Cumberland. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Calling hours Monday from 5 to 8 p.m. Direction/Guestbook:
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Posted on February 12, 2008The press love Machine Head. We are the presses wet dream.
Honestly, what's not to love?I've got a big mouth, we've made our share of mistakes, people love to point that out. I dish it out a little I got to be able to take it when someone takes a swipe at me in the press.
I have been called everything imaginable, by the press: I'm...an insufferable egomaniac, a loose cannon, defensive, the devil, the destroyer of Metal, a sell out, a failure, a bad leader, a bad decision maker, a fake, pathetic, over emotional, and an emotion-less ambitionist only concerned with furthering my career.
I've been flattered: I'm...charismatic, the greatest front man ever, I've been officially declared Jesus Christ by Kerrang! Magazine, the savior of Metal, a genuinely nice guy, a respected leader, sexy, hot!, charming, shaggable.
For some reason, my physical characteristics tend to get a lot of un-flattering word space: I'm...an ogre, dumb, ugly, slightly undersized, short, difficult, fat, a wigger, a homo, a whiner, generally not nice, arrogant, intimidating, down right scary, an asshole, and a wanna-be.
Now, I'm a grown man, and I don't mind most of this, hell some of the labels I even find funny and get a kick out of, like, when I'm described as a "pig headed, horses ass" or, "Flava Flynn".
What do I think of all of it? I'd add…"DOESN'T GIVE A FUCK".
There was a time when I did though. Shhhhhiiiit, I have laid into journalists for only giving our record 4 out of 5. Am I proud of it? No. Believe me, I know I am not perfect by a long shot. Do I regret it? Hell no. We deserved 6 out of 5 compared to the rest of the crap that came out that year.
Would I do it again? Nah. Because it's only one persons opinion, and that's all. Just one person's opinion. Believe me, I know more than anyone, that things are not the best they have ever been for The Head. Trust me when I say they are NOWHERE near as bad as "some" people are making it out to be.
Machine Head just finished up what was arguably the best and biggest euro tour we have ever done. "Head"lined a few festivals (a Head first), met a lot of really good people, got a lot of love from our label, and drank a lot of good beer.
Ireland - Fuck yeah!
Our secret show in London - Tiny club, stupid packed, HOT, onstage chug-a-lugs, drrruuunnnk, speaking English and failing miserably, hella fun.
Headlining the "With Full Force" Festivals - 20,000 people.......... Absolutely incredible.
Phil Demmel - Filling in for the tour, and kicking ass. He did an excellent job. Phil will continue full time with his band / baby, Technocracy, as again he was just helping us out. The Noc guys are our friends, and we will not ask him to leave them, for us.
Low Points:
Losing my wedding ring while swimming in the ocean in Italy.
Things that have made me laugh recently:
The impromptu Vio-Lence "reunion", that happened at the wedding of former Vio-Lence bass player Deen Dell…….on the wedding bands' equipment. Yours truly on "lead keyboards". Horrible and hysterical all at the same time.
Machine Head getting accused of selling out to Nu-Metal, in a magazine that has, "Linkin Park" on it's front cover!!!
Kelly Osbourne's video..............?
Yep, I have definitely had some good laughs recently, lots of times at my own expense. I can still laugh at myself. We've made our share of mistakes, I'm sure we'll make more. We've done a lot of things right, and the majority of you have stood by us, thru thick and thin, deciphering through all of the crap.
We are a very lucky band to have the fans we do. You've proved it, the 10's of 1,000's of you Machine Head diehards that just saw through all the crap, and "sold out" every damn show on this last tour. The MH diehards that "sold out" every festival we headlined. The MH diehards that "sold" us "out" of merchandise, in under a half hour. Hell, even the ticket scalpers that "sold out" of tickets at $150 a pop.
I don't know much, but I do know this: I can say with an absolute conviction, that in my heart of hearts, I know, we are a very lucky band.
Lucky to have fans / friends like you.
Cheers fuckers.
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America has been engaged in Asia since a few decades after securing its independence.
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America's role in Asia was cemented with the massive sacrifice Americans made in World War II and in the defense of freedom on the Korean Peninsula. The war in Vietnam has been praised in Southeast Asia as holding the line against the spread of Communism.
As with Japan—and the Philippines—where the U.S. ultimately forged alliances out of war, the Vietnam War today is as much about shared personal tragedy as it is about history. And in Australia, the U.S. has an ally which has fought side by side with it in every major conflict of the past 100 years.
The role of the United States in Asia has always revolved around the themes of commerce, liberty, and security. These continue to compel its interest in the region today.
Asia is home to the world's largest and fastest-growing economies, several of the most economically free nations in the world, and some of the easiest places to do business. Asia is also America's most active trading partner. The U.S. is a major investor in Asia. And Asian economies are investing ever greater amounts in the U.S. America has full-fledged free trade agreements with South Korea, Australia, and Singapore, and the past two U.S. Administrations have worked toward a broader regional trade agreement called the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The U.S. has five security treaty allies in Asia—all free market democracies.
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Today I'm showing you how to Roast & Garnish a 12-Pound Turkey!
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I recently made a turkey the old-fashioned way. (Roasted, rather than brining or putting in a bag.)
I stuffed it with veggies, fresh herbs, and a little citrus. Seasoned it well, rubbed it down with butter (and a quick spray of Pam), and popped it in the oven.
I asked my family, why don't we have turkey more often?
I always forget how easy it is, and then how we get to benefit from turkey leftovers. Yum!
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This time I snipped sage, thyme, and even basil from the bed.
Here's how I made my 12-pound turkey:
-Heat the oven to 375. Remove the wrapping from the turkey, discard the giblets (and neck, if you prefer), rinse the turkey and pat down.
-Stuff the turkey with onions, celery, carrot, lemon and fresh herbs. Also mix together salt and pepper and rub on the inside. Whatever you can fill the cavity with.
-It's recommended that you tie the turkey together with kitchen twine, tucking it under the bird. (But guess what? I ran out of twine and it worked out fine with no twine).
-Rub the turkey all over with butter and season with salt. If you want, give a quick spray with Pam Spray.
-Place veggies such as carrots, onion, celery (and the turkey neck, if you saved it) on the bottom of a roasting pan. Place the rack on top with the turkey on the rack.
-Roast the turkey, basting with pan juices every 30 minutes to create even browning. (12 pound bird takes about 3 1/2 hours.)
-If the turkey starts to darken, and you still have quite a bit of cooking time, tent it loosely with foil.
Don't forget to save the juices for gravy!
When ready to serve, there are several options for displaying it:
– Leave the turkey whole as a "centerpiece" until everyone sits down and grace has been said. (One person will have to hop up and slice the turkey while the other dishes are being served.)
– Add fresh fruit such as apples, oranges, lemons, limes – and a variety of fresh herbs around the outer edge of the platter.
– Slice the turkey, but still garnish beautifully with fresh fruit and herbs.
Kitchen TIP: Here's how to keep the turkey moist and WARM, if you're slicing the turkey in advance. After the turkey is sliced, just before bringing the platter to the table (or buffet), drizzle the turkey with HOT chicken broth. Just a little bit, to moisten and heat up the meat.
How will you be cooking your turkey this year — the old-fashioned way, brining it, or using a bag?
(Photo credit: Cookin' Canuck.)
How to Roast & Garnish a 12-Pound Turkey
Yield: 8
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 3 hours 30 minutes
Total Time: 3 hours 45 minutes
- 1 12-pound turkey, thawed if frozen
- Fresh thyme, rosemary, sage
- 2 medium onions, cut into wedges
- 2 Tbsp. unsalted butter
- 2 carrots, cut in 2" chunks
- 2 celery stalks, cut in 2" chunks
- Salt, pepper, onion salt
- Oranges and lemons
- Heat the oven to 375. Remove the wrapping from the turkey, discard the giblets (and neck, if you prefer), rinse the turkey and pat down.
- Stuff the turkey with onions, celery, carrot, lemon and fresh herbs. Also mix together salt and pepper and rub on the inside. Whatever you can fill the cavity with.
- Tie the turkey together with kitchen twine, and tuck under the bird.
- Rub the turkey all over with butter and season with salt. Give a quick spray with Pam Spray.
- Place remaining carrots, onion, celery (and the turkey neck, if you saved it) on the bottom of a roasting pan. Place the rack on top with the turkey on the rack.
- Roast the turkey, basting every 30 minutes to create even browning, with pan juices.
- If the turkey starts to darken, and you still have quite a bit of cooking time, tent it loosely with foil.
- Roast until the thickest part of the thigh is 165 degrees.
- Transfer it to a carving board and let rest for 25 minutes.
- You may choose to leave it whole. Add fresh fruit such as apples, oranges, lemons, limes - and a variety of fresh herbs around the outer edge of the platter. If you slice the turkey, garnish beautifully with fresh fruit and herbs.
My friend's expert advice on how to cook a BIRD:
Step by Step: Roasted Turkey from The Pioneer Woman
Crash Course on Roasting a Turkey at Simple Bites
How to Roast a Brined Turkey at Skinny Taste
Flat Roasted Turkey from Miss in the Kitchen
Mayonnaise Roasted Turkey from She Wears Many Hats
Turkey Roasting Tips from Good Life Eats
Herb Roasted Turkey from Sweet Savory Life
Roasted Turkey with Herb Butter and Roasted Shallots from Cookin' Canuck (Photo credit of turkey above recipe is also from Dara.)
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21 Responses to "How to Roast & Garnish a 12-Pound Turkey & Round-Up"
Your turkey is gorgeous, Sandy!
I am cooking a brined turkey for Thanksgiving. I have the butcher cut off the leg quarters and wings and I roast the leg quarters separately from the breast. That way I don't risk over-cooking the breast meat. It works great if you don't mind not having that Norman Rockwell moment presenting your turkey to your family! I prefer to have perfectly cooked dark and white meat turkey, so this works great for me!
That sounds fabulous, Kim! :)
I don't think I'm actually cooking a turkey for Thanksgiving this year, which is actually fine since our rental house oven isn't big enough to get the job done :) BUT if I were cooking a turkey, I'd totally try to brine it and then roast. Your method though? Standard for our weekly roast chicken!
I've brined, bagged, … done it all. We loved the "roasted" flavor the other night! Back to the basics … :)
The old fashioned way but we just put the meat on the platter – not the whole turkey.
Beautiful bird! Thanks for including my tutorial. =)
Your turkey looks awesome. I so wish our Midwestern winters could keep my outdoor herbs alive. It's one of the things I miss most about spring through fall. But as for our bird this year…Blake will be smoking one (a big 21-pounder!) in the Big Green Egg. Huge anticipation for Thanksgiving dinner!! Happy Thanksgiving, Sandy, to you and your beautiful family. xo
Brenda, smoked turkey is a method I've never tried. I'll be watching you .. :)
This year it is just the two of us so we will have a turkey breast, sweet potato's, stuffing and veggies.
Too quiet.
Andy, any way you can invite a neighbor or two? Just a thought. But, quiet is good, too! :)
That is the most gorgeous turkey! I'm usually in charge of the ham rather than turkey for our Thanksgiving dinner. Thanks for including me!
That is one gorgeous bird! Every time we roast a turkey, I ask my family the same thing…why don't we do this more often? It really is so easy and the leftovers are always welcome.
These are great tips! My mom still doesn't brine a turkey…she does the butter rub, stuffs it with veggies and roasts it. I always love it that way!
I have yet to make a Thanksgiving turkey…I don't think I have ever made one…This year my twinsie is making it…but I love the use of all of the herbs! :}
Love this post! And yes, why is it we don;t eat turkey more? I'm so working on that this year. xoxo
Sandy, Love your recipes, comments, love of family and friends and life. Thank you for posting daily, just love to read what you are doing/thinking. Thank you.
What a gorgeous bird! I think I'm frying my turkey this year just for kicks. :)
How beautiful!
Love the old fashioned way of preparing the holiday bird!
Such great tips, Sandy! Love all of these!
We usually do two turkeys – one smoked and one roasted. I prefer the roasted, personally though. So delicious.
I am new to your site – came in from Pinterest. I know that I will be spending a lot of time here. Thanks for the wonderful recipes. I do an old fashioned turkey the way my mother and grandmother did it – no fussing – and a very simple onion and celery bread stuffing. My family really likes it but it's "tradition" so I've long given up trying to interest them in a different one.


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Catholicism is incompatible with the Rapture because the Church has taught for many centuries before people started envisioning folks disappearing mid-sentence that there would be a Final Judgement where everyone would see their sins and their effects.
I don't think 1 Thessalonians 4:17 speaks to the Final Judgement on account of the fact that St. Paul says "We who are still alive". If he's dead as his bones attest to then he ought to have said, "those who are still alive".
Now, Catholics don't have any problem with folks being carried off into heaven body and soul, so long as they're free from original sin (Mary and Jesus) or been given a special grace (Enoch and Elijah). The rapture, as it is envisioned in recent popular literature, would be prior to final judgement even if it came at the same hour and doesn't make a lot of sense in the light of Catholic teaching even though it fits the puzzle pieces left in the New Testament pretty well.
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Recent changes at the Black River Valley Club include a new membership fee structure to attract young professionals and a discount on menu prices Thursday evenings for members, who previously ate free on those nights.
On members night Thursdays, a long-standing tradition at the 131 Washington St. club, members will receive discounts of about 50 percent on menu items because the club no longer can afford to offer the free meals, said manager David F. Boucher. A membership dinner drive will be hosted at 5 p.m. Sept. 13 at the club. Free dinner will be offered to prospective members at that event.
Approved by the board of directors in July, the changes come at a time when the club is trying to increase revenue to maintain its 108-year-old, three-story building, Mr. Boucher said.
Our membership base and special events are our two main revenue streams, he said. Our motto here is old traditions are opportunities. And the Thursday member dinner is an old tradition that can be turned into an opportunity. We still want it to be a special night for members, but we dont want to go bankrupt.
The clubs membership structure, which initially was revised in January to be more affordable, was revamped again to offer lower fees for young members. The monthly fee structure for core members, who reside in Jefferson County at least six months a year, is as follows: ages 20-29, $20; 30-39, $30; 40-49, $40; 50 and up, $50. Other fees include $10 monthly for nonprofit organization representatives, $30 for military members, $100 for non-residents and $205 for upham members. A rule that required a minimum monthly charge of $75 to be spent at the club by members under 40 has been eliminated.
More entertainment also will be planned at upcoming Thursday member dinners, Mr. Boucher said, which, combined with discounted prices, is expected to garner stronger attendance. For example, a 16 oz. porterhouse steak, normally $30, will be priced at $15.
Another change, which started this spring at the club, is public lunches on Wednesdays from noon to 2 p.m. with guided tours for prospective members.
The club also hired events coordinator Amanda J. Phillips this spring. The hospitality experience of the 28-year-old Watertown native includes positions at Copper Mountain Resort in Frisco, Colo., and Atlantis Casino Resort Spa in Reno, Nev.
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NEWPORT – The Vermont Shamrocks U-16 girls hockey team took second place at the Tier II New England Hockey championships this past weekend, earning the squad a chance to compete for the national title in Dallas next week. Usually only one team is sent from the region, but many at USA Hockey believed that they were leaving out one of the best teams in the country and are allowing the Shamrocks to compete for the title.
The NEK Python wrestling team spent their St. Patrick's Day in Milton, and although they did not don any green, they certainly found some gold as three of their wrestlers brought home first place medals.
Josh Roberts, Logan Gerrow, and first year wrestler Tyler Wilson all took home the gold with their performances on Saturday.
As for the rest of the Pythons, the brother act of Aiden and Malakai Maher came away with second place honors.
Eleven students from the Newport branch of Dunlavey's Black Belt Academy recently competed at the Governor's Cup Tournament held March 10, 2012 in Milton. The students competed in patterns, board breaking, and sparring. Jonah Wheeler, age 11, was the Under 16 Red/Black Belt Grand Champion.
Dunlavey's Black Belt Academy has locations in both Newport and Morrisville. The Newport Academy is in the same building as Awsom Gymnastics. Classes are offered Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons and evenings for all age levels from 4 to adult.
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Six Deslandes Blue Wave Tae Kwon Do students attended a tournament held on March 10th in Milton. The group pictured were at their very first competition, and they ranged in age from 5 to 6 years old. There was a great turn out for the tournament, with every age being represented. The students competed in forms, breaking, and sparring, and walked away winners while displaying great sportsmanship. Deslandes strives to teach their students to compete with respect, and most of all, have a great time!
Five members of the NEK Pythons went to the New England Youth Wrestling Championship at the Nashua high school in Nashua, NH this past Saturday.
Codey Lamere had the best day out of the five, finishing second in the 89 lbs. weight class.
Jacob Sylvester also had a nice afternoon, placing third in the 84 lbs. weight division.
Josh Roberts, Logan Gerrow, and Logan Sylvester all wrestled well in their two matches, but were all eliminated in the third round.
While these five were over in the Granite State, the rest of the team went to Mount Mansfield Tournament in Jericho.
OKEMO–The North Country Snowboard teams' wrapped up their season with the state meet at Okemo Mountain on Friday.
The boys took home fifth place, combining a 61 in Giant Slalom, 54 on the Half-pipe, and a Slope Style score of 76 for a total of 191 points.
Josh Brien's twenty-second place finish was the high-water mark for the Falcons in the slope competition. Justin Christopher was thirty-second, Nick Kincaid thirty-eighth, Mike LeMay forty-sixth, and Chuck Norton fifty-fifth.
HARTFORD – 2 points is all that separated Lake Region from their 6th consecutive trip to the Barre Aud for the Final Four. With the Hartford Hurricanes on top 43-41 and under 10 seconds on the clock, Drew Neal's 3-ball wouldn't fall, sending the Hurricanes to the semi-finals.
ST. ALBANS–A magical run by the North Country boys hockey team came to an end in dramatic fashion Wednesday as they boys fell to the BFA Bobwhites 3-2 in double overtime.
"They gave everything they had," coach Andrew Roy said after the game, "They did not back down when they were down going into the third period, and we never gave up. It was an unfortunate bounce at the end, but that is the game we play."
SOUTH BURLINGTON–The North Country girls basketball team's season came to a close on Wednesday night when they fell to the Rice Green Knights 70-34 in the opening round of the Division One play-offs.
"We fought until the end, and it was very emotional," said coach Christiane Brown.
The Falcons played a strong first quarter, keeping the Rice scorers at bay, and after one it was 12-8 Knights.
Said Brown, "It was a great first quarter. We did not let their top guard Hailee Baron to get the ball, as Anna held her to just one point in the entire game."
ORLEANS–After a slow starting first, Lake Region was able to pick up their play in the remaining three quarters, rolling to 50-34 win over BFA-Fairfax in the opening round of the Division Two girls basketball play-offs.
"I think early on we were a little unsettled, a little uneasy, but I thought we settled in and obviously Drew, she knocked down some shots that were huge when we needed them and it was great to have that," said coach Mark Tinker.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Metro Transit Police released the photos of the four suspects wanted for stabbing and hitting two women on New Year's Day.
At about 2:20 a.m. on Tuesday, a Metro bus driver was en route to Congress Heights when he heard an argument. The driver stopped the bus on MLK Jr. Ave. and W Street in Southeast when a woman came running forward with lacerations to her chest and right shoulder. Another woman tried to intervene during the argument and was struck in the head and back, Metro spokesman Dan Stessel said.
EMS responded to the scene and determined that the victim was stabbed and transported both women to the hospital. Witnesses saw the male suspect flee the scene on foot, Stessel said.
Metro Transit Police believe the suspects boarded the bus in the area of 18th and Columbia Road NW in Adams Morgan. The surveillance video shows that once the bus arrived at 8th and G streets SE, two female passengers boarded the bus and became involved in a verbal argument with one of the suspects. The argument escalated into a physical altercation between the suspects and the two female passengers.
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• Suspect 2: B/M, 19-22 YOA, 5'8"-5'10", 150-170lbs, medium complexion, dreads, dark coat, dark jeans
• Suspect 3: B/M, 19-22 YOA, 5'8"-5"10", medium complexion, wearing a winter hat
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