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Skip to comments.A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos) - 10.18.05
Posted on 10/18/2005 4:04:55 PM PDT by ohioWfan
This morning President Bush met with Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the Commission of the European Communities in the Oval Office at the White House.
This afternoon, the President met with Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff, Cabinet Members and Legislators in the East Room of the White House to sign the Homeland Security Appropriations Act for 2006, which increases border security, and provides more detention facilities and speedier removal of illegal immigrants.
The White House website has provided a Fact Sheet with the details of the Appropriations Act.
Enjoy your trip to Sanity Island on the Daily Dose!!!
You are right with your thoughts that Rush hurt Bush 41 in 1992. He was a supporter of that Nutcase Pat Buchanan until after the primary. All the horrible liess that were said about 41 by Buchanan and Ross Perot and Clinton took its toll. That was the first year I listened to Rush and I remember it vividly. I think he distanced himself from Buchanan since.
Hey, he's got milk! lol
I first heard him about 10 years ago. I thought he was the biggest bombastic ass I'd ever heard, and very anti-woman too. I later realized most of that was tongue-in-cheek and self-parody. I do think at times he has had a vein of anti-woman in him, but he's moderated that some.
In the last few years, I've listened to him pretty regularly and like him a lot, and take what he says seriously. But mostly I love to listen to him skewer the pompous buffoons on the left.
Freepers are the best.....thank you both..
Just for the sake of completeness, GO VOLS!!!!
What fun. Jack Straw is going to get a heck of an introduction to the American South and their favorite pastime.
I think the parodies are the best part of the Rush program. He has Paul shanklin do Tom Daschle, and James Carvile,Clinton. They make you LOL.
LOL-- Now snugs, I KNOW you are not THAT old!!
I got the impression from his interview with Sean, that Rush likes George Allen!
Now that is a strange mix the hawk with the former CND supporter
Ronald Reagan will forever hold a special place in my heart, he was a father figure for me, I truly loved Ronald Reagan, when he died, a part of me did as well. But I am not blind to the facts. Ronald Reagan did not have to deal with anything close to the challenges this President has had to deal with, and Reagan made more crucial mistakes.... Before I post Reagan's mistakes, keep in mind that I love Ronald Reagan... But Reagan completely failed us when he pulled our troops out of Lebanon and he will be be partially held responsible for the lead up to 9/11 for that decision. Reagan also granted amnesty to millions of illegal aliens and he also doubled the size of the Federal budget in his 8 years.
George W. Bush has not backed down to any Terrorist acts, he has not granted Amnesty to illegals (The borders are more secure today than anytime in history) The size of the Federal budget has grown by 25% under George W. Bush, plus George W. Bush has had to deal with every national tragedy imaginable, probably not matched since Lincoln.
If we see Democracy spread through the Middle East over the next 10 years like what Reagan initiated in eastern Europe while he was the President. George W. Bush will go down in history as one of the best this great Nation has ever been blessed to have. All this carping over Miers and Rove or the bickering over spending and any other social policy will not be remembered, but his influence on the spread of Liberty will be taught in History Classes for generations to come.
I will say again what I have been saying for 4 years now.... When George W. Bush climbs aboard Marine One and waves to us Daily Dosers for the last time on January 20th, 2009, he will have changed the world for the better and his legacy of greatness will grow and grow for years to come.....MARK MY WORDS, we will miss this President terribly
My little boy won first prize??? Snif, I'm SO proud. I coached him, you know.
I suspect that Jack Straw has probably requested to go to a football game as he is a great soccer fan and regularly attends his local team's games (Blackburn).
He probably wanted to sample live an American football match.
Amen to that, my FRiend!
Yep. Clear off a place on the kitchen counter--I'm bringin' home a toaster :)
But which home will I bring it too ...
THANK YOU for you analysis of Reagan vis a vis GWB . . . What an excellent way to end my day!!
[Please e-mail your comments to Rush . . . I think he frequently forgets the realities of the Reagan presidency, making it easier for him to (unfairly) criticize GWB -- actually, that's a problem I have with many here at FR.]
Your very welcome
Why President George W Bush will be remembered as one of our GREATEST presidents:
[Would one of you please post this photo for everyone's viewing pleasure?!]
Night all!
***But which home will I bring it too ...***
Oh, Sonny, do your old Mom proud. Give the hard-earned toaster to Mystery when she's back from the hospital so that you two can "toast" her new-found good health.
(Of course,I'll be sitting here with just stale bread to eat, but......)
Absolutely agree, petitfour. He is filled with joy........and not anxiety. It's great to see!
Gnite DrDeb, and thanks again for all you do for us, I very much look forward to your nightly links :-)
We'll hear the words of the song...... "You're still the one I want to talk to in bed" and be thinking of this loving First Couple even when they're 80 years old. :)
:) Well said!
But you deserve somthing too ... How about if I stop by and clean off the top of the fridge? ;)
I hope Rush plays clips from it on his show tomorrow!
All I see are red Xs.
the first time I posted it, it was fine-- then when I refreshed, the dreaded red x! I give up.
Both he and GWB are/were phenomenal Presidents, but our W has had much more to deal with. What he has had to lead us through would have crushed a lesser man.
Copy the urls to your browser go the photo and click on back and it will be there.
I clicked the link and saw the photo--it might be blocked from FR because of the watermark.
That's because they are GETTYIMAGES, Right click and click VIEW IMAGE
I see it now--it's a great photo :)
Yea, that's what I thought too, but I figured I'd try.
That is so funny, Gretchen!
People can see it by clicking on your link, though.
Good night!
FYI: Getty pictures are not allow to be posted due to copy right
mystery ~~~ waiting can be the hardest part of surgery. But rest assured that we're all lifting you up in prayer throughout this whole time.
I'll bet he has it available on his website or will be on Fox's website. You can also catch the replay....late night setting the recorder.
I hope to see the Rush on Broadway event on DVD or available for download on Rush 24/7. He discussed it as a "wait and see" item on his radio show today.
I perform and speak, and I always know EXACTLY what I'm going to say. I can't even imagine 'ad libbing' on Broadway!
Now THAT's confidence!
Good night all - see you tomorrow
That's a pretty good assessment of the legacy GWB will leave on the world. One thing in particular strike me about him and Reagan is their optimism and comfort they gave to the country in times of great troubles.
The seed of Liberty has been planted in the Middle East and the proof is in the pudding.... We hear from the MSM that the Sunnis plan to come out in droves and vote down the Iraqi Constitution..... That is the proof.. and the MSM can even recognize it :-) THE SUNNI'S ARE VOTING and the MSM doesn't even see it as Democracy taking hold. By going to the Polls, the Sunni's have recognized that violence can't win the day, this is the beginning of the end for the insurgency in Iraq.
All of this is happening as the Liberals in the MSM are focusing on a fraud named Joe Wilson and a partisan hack in Texas named Ronnie Earle in the hopes of denying president Bush the legacy he has earned. Meanwhile, President Bush ignores them as he keeps his eye on the big picture and his goal of spreading the Liberty that God had intended for all of His children.
Many people see this current point in time as bad for President Bush... I totally disagree, these are defining times that separate the people who are serious and those who are not, and we know where they stand and where George W. Bush does.
The Miers nomination is another example of a leader, GWB isn't even afraid of his base, he made a decision and he is sticking with it, I think History will be kind to him on Miers as well :-)
Thank you so much for the toaster--a prize worth winning.
And thank you Ohio for the Dose and all the great photos and captions :)
(((And Buddy, I'm praying for you)))
I think the interview with Hannity was a way for him to warm up....his "show-prep", so to speak.
OK Thank You and sorry for the mistake
LoL! There are differences, but I do see that being able to roam around the White House while Reagan was President rubbed off on him, especially in the way he holds respect for the office. One example, GWB and Reagan both always wear a jacket and tie to the office.
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great shot!!
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Crisman it was lovely there, really peaceful! :-)
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Gorgeous. I wish I was sitting on that bench right now. : )
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With the Arab Spring fading under the "Egyptian Twilight," which now seems overshadowed by the butchery taking place in Syria, what the future holds for the entire Middle East region is essentially a guessing game.
The process of change, which the Arab unrest had promised, has now swung in favor of a tutelary regime after the deadly U-turn in Cairo and may soon be very difficult to contain. It may lead to many unexpected and feared consequences: bloodshed, a new wave of domestic terror, an increasing al-Qaeda presence, radicalization of the Muslim Brotherhood movements, an escalation of sympathy for Salafis, collapse of local administrations and new militarist orders.
A tour d'horizon of the entire zone stretching from Maghreb to Mashriq these days offers nothing but gloom. This was inevitable in an off-the-record meeting in Switzerland about the Arab Spring -- a loose-ended and vivid brainstorming of sorts -- with high-level experts in the field. The effects of the multi-polarity or the so-called "emerging new order" are seen more clearly with the additional element that the eastern Mediterranean along with Cyprus are also at the center of seismic moves.
Paradoxically, the most puzzling player in the eyes of the analysts at the meeting seems to be Turkey, I noted at the meeting. They chuckled and shrugged, underestimating Turkey's intentions and global objectives and somehow ignored its long-term impact on regional policies.
Their criticism of Turkey's regional foreign policy was loud but narrow. It often focused on its failure in the deterrence of Syria and what they saw as the negative impact of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's words on the Muslim Brotherhood while he was in Egypt on the essentiality of secularism in democracy. No, Turks were not regarded as defining actors, nor were they taken as models in the Arab Spring process, they argued. But they had no data to offer when challenged, no surveys, no other base on which to build their arguments on.
Yet, all in all, two critical points made sense. The first was Ankara's choice to emerge as the defender of Sunni-based interests much more than any others, and the second had to do with the weakening effect of Turkey's role as the player which carries weight and is at an equal "distance" to all others in the region.
There were two points that might help to explain the perceptions I mentioned so that they can be taken seriously. These are the issues for Ankara as the choreographers of Turkey's foreign policy, and they will need to revisit the "Davutoğlu doctrine" for necessary adjustments.
There were also some third voices in the two-day meeting that sounded in agreement with the Davutoğlu doctrine. In a broader perspective, it looks like this: The US, plagued by intervention fatigue in foreign lands, is not at all interested in a repeat of the Libya situation in Syria, at least not until after the elections. Depending on whether Barack Obama or Mitt Romney is elected, this could change as early as next year. Meanwhile, Russia is keen to reassert its Cold War-like presence in the region, not only through Syria, but also Cyprus.
Nobody really knows how Romney would deal with Iran, if elected. But it is known that Benjamin Netanyahu is an old friend, and that will play a key role in the decision-making process. A strong guess is that he may choose Eric Edelman, a former US ambassador in Ankara, in the post that deals with Turkey. Given how much negativity there is in the Justice and Development Party (AKP) perception of Edelman, this may prove to be a challenge in relations.
Recent Israel-Greece, Israel-Cyprus and Cyprus-Lebanon moves are also points of serious concern for the US because it may easily drag Turkey into a nasty military conflict in the eastern Mediterranean. Although Washington resents the fact that Israel refuses to apologize for the Mavi Marmara incident and finds that refusal infantile, it also finds the escalation in Ankara's rhetoric regarding the eastern Mediterranean immature and rather illegitimate.
The worst outcome of Turkey's aggressive discourse is the fact that it managed to cement unity between the Armenian, Greek and Jewish lobbies in Washington. How it will play out into the otherwise fine Turkish-American relations after November is yet to be seen. Everybody in the meeting agreed that the "Arab Twilight" and the region had far too many unknowns. It increases dangers.
But there is one certainty, without which the process of the Arab Spring cannot be managed in Turkey: Given the circumstances, Erdoğan and the AKP will rule Turkey for another decade, at least. This will help with the long-term planning of matters related to the Arab Spring. Therefore it is crucial that Israel take the mature step of issuing an apology, accept that Turkey's stability is vital for its interests, and at the end of the day be helpful in building a region of stability. It is never too late.


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This is first attempt I do to upload here any kind of "quick drawing guide" (I don´t like to name it "tutorials" It sounds too serious) This is a response to a recent note I received. Actually many people ask me for ideas and instructions to draw correctly the WH 40.000 Space Marines. Well. This is a "deconstruction" of my drawing process. I hope this will be a help to all Space Marine fans.
This is a great guide .
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this would be helpful for any armored figure, not just space marines
I will find this very useful in the coming months, thank you.
Tu estilo de dibujar marines espaciales es, a la par de sencillo, bonito. Sigue así, me gusta el trabajo que estás haciendo en la serie de comic del Lobo Espacial.
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I can't wait to give this a shot. Thanks!
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This "guide" (I'd call it a tutorial due to effectiveness) was really helpful! Do you have any tips regarding applying colors and drawing weaponry?
you should do this same thing, but like a orc or something in same style that would make me tha happies man alive
Dude that rocks completely. it really rocks man. I tip my hat to ya!
soo nice
Foot reference! I applaud you, for I continuously have issues with feet. Worst body part to draw well from any angle, for me at least.
Brilliant drawing.
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Thanks for this! I was always wondering how people would go about building up a marine from nothing! Well a sketch that is.
Thanks for this!
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really cool, i made one my self and it bacame really coool
realy cool i did a space marine as you showd and it became really god
now i can draw space marines !
Did you ever think about making one of these for a crisis battlesuit? I've been trying to draw them for years but I can never seem to get the proportions right. I really like the way you draw yours.
it will help me a lot!!
i tried to draw one a little while ago but it was soo horrible that i didnt even had the guts to post it here
i tried to draw one a little while ago but it was soo horrible that i didnt even had the guts to post it here
its amazing how something looking so clean and complex started out as a rough assembly of shapes. Good work my friend.


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This was covered earlier today on the BJ Shea Morning Experience, but it's worth repeating, as most of us are guilty of it on a daily basis; 'Reader's Digest' put out a list of '6 Phrases You're saying Wrong'. Sure, I disagree with one them, but I'm disagreeable by nature. Besides, everyone says things wrong all the time. It's one of the joys of living in America. Sometimes you say things with crystal clarity and you're STILL wrong. Take Lynne Rosenthal of New York City; this woman is a college English professor but she ran into trouble at a Starbucks when she placed an order like a normal human being but was refused service because she didn't place her order in that stupid corporate lingo they use. You know what I'm talking about; you have to say a "venti" if you want a large, "tall" if you want small, etc. She thought she could just order her food by saying what she wanted to eat, but she thought wrong. Speaking of 'wrongness', there's anew book out called "Wrong" and it's about how most of the "expert" advice we get is wrong… which makes you wonder what qualifies someone to be an 'expert'. We're talking medical knowledge (ADHD, restless leg syndrome), professionally prepared tax returns, newspaper articles, etc. Today we're talking about being wrong and we wanted to hear it from you: I THOUGHT _____________ WAS RIGHT UNTIL I FOUND OUT IT WAS WRONG?
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Thought pineapples grew in trees until she went to Hawaii and discovered different
His white boss said "nizzle" to a black guy and didn't know why the guy got mad. If you still can't figure it out, walk up to your girlfriend or wife and call her a 'clunt'
Thought the singer of BTO stuttered because of "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet"… "b-b-baby, here's something, here's something you'll never forget…"
Believed that the Baltimore Orioles were the Oreos
Thought that divorce was for people who don't know how to pick a spouse, and he was right. He was wrong that HIS marriage would last
Thought you could drive with an open beer on your lap… you CAN, but you'll go to jail
Believed that the correct pronunciation of Porsche was 'Porsh', but apparently it's 'Porsha'
Thought that Rush singer Geddy Lee was a girl, like the dudes in Hanson
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Thought ivory came from a bear's penis (???)
Because he sleeps heavy, he proudly coined himself the "king of nocturnal emissions"… until he found out that it means he has more wet dreams than anyone. Congratulations?
Used to believe that deviled- eggs' were 'doubled- eggs'
We also had a lengthy discussion about the reality of cow- tipping, the coriolis effect, the cut off point for an animal to be a critter and how to say Nevada. It was a loose show, bitches, and thoroughly enjoyable.
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Alongside two of his friends, the 27-year-old care worker took on a challenge to cycle 180 miles in three days and has now raised more than £500.
Riccardo Vullo, 27, a car salesman from Southampton and Joseph Fox, 26, a line manager for Co-op from the Isle of Wight, took on the epic cycle from Portsmouth to Paris with Aaron and the money they have raised will be used to help maintain a 24/7 telephone helpline.
Aaron said: "I have been aware of PSL's work for a long time and wanted to find a way to help them.
"They are a huge lifeline to the families of people suffering substance abuse and it's great to have done something that will help them to keep going."
He added: "The best bit was catching a glimpse of the top of the tower from La Défense, after riding alongside huge lorries, through tunnels, having to guess the correct direction while holding our own against the cars manoeuvring around the Arc de Triomphe."
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"The response from the community has been overwhelming during the past few days," UTSA Athletics Director Lynn Hickey said from Indianapolis, where she is serving on the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee. "We recently completed and had planned to release the 2011 schedule in a few days, but the rumors, primarily on the Internet, made it necessary for us to announce the schedule late tonight."
Seven of the Roadrunners' first 11 games will be against FCS schools and the remainder will be against NCAA Division II and National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics opponents. Several start-up programs have chosen to play junior colleges and prep schools in their inaugural seasons.
UTSA's other home games at the Alamodome include McMurry (Sept. 10), Bacone College (Sept. 24), South Alabama (Oct. 8), Georgia State (Oct. 29) and Minot State (Nov. 19). The Roadrunners have road dates at Southern Utah (Sept. 17), Sam Houston State (Oct. 1), UC Davis (Oct. 15), Northwestern State (Oct. 22) and McNeese State (Nov. 12).
"This is certainly a challenging schedule," Coker said. "We're playing several Southland Conference teams and several other Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) schools. This would be a challenging schedule for any FCS school, especially a first-year program.
"I'm really excited to have six games in the Alamodome for our home fans. To open the season and play our first football game ever against my alma mater also makes this a pretty special schedule."
A 28-year collegiate coaching veteran and two-time national coach of the year, Coker played football at Northeastern State and graduated from there in 1970.
Coker was hired as UTSA's first head football coach on March 6, 2009. He and Senior Associate Athletics Director for Business Affairs Ross Cobb began contacting schools not long after his hiring to compile schedules.
"I didn't know how schools would respond, since we're a start-up program and an independent, but the response has been overwhelmingly positive," Coker said. "People want to come to San Antonio and they also want to play in the Alamodome. Those were two real strong attractions. They also want to be in San Antonio because of the recruiting base that Texas high school football offers."
Hickey announced earlier this year that UTSA will play two years as an FCS Independent in 2011-12. It then will notify the NCAA in June 2012 of its intent to advance to the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) in 2014. The Roadrunners will comply with FBS standards during the 2013 season, then will seek full FBS membership and bowl eligibility in 2014.
"We hope to be able to schedule five FBS home games and at least three on the road in 2013," Hickey said. "We've received many, many favorable responses from FBS schools for 2013 and beyond, but scheduling that many home games just three years out will be a challenge."
Coker said contracts for games beyond 2011 and 2012 will be announced as they are signed.
"We're not ready to say much about schedules beyond 2012, but we're getting a good response from FBS schools," Coker said. "It's going to take some work, but I'm very hopeful that we'll be able to schedule the required five FBS home games and three road games beginning in 2013."
"Coach Coker and our staff have done an excellent job compiling this first schedule," Hickey said. "It is one of the most challenging first-year schedules ever put together. The Southland Conference is one of the strongest FCS conferences in the country and we're playing three Southland schools. We're presenting quite a challenge to our coaches and young players, but that's what Coach Coker wanted."
UTSA signed its first recruiting class in February and will redshirt all incoming players during the 2010-11 school year.
UTSA is offering fans an opportunity to place a $50 deposit on season tickets by going on line at goUTSA.com or by calling the ticket office at 210/458-UTSA (8872). Season ticket packages will go on sale in July 2010. Deposits are non-refundable and will be applied to the cost of season tickets in 2011.
2011 UTSA Football Schedule
Sept. 3: Northeastern State
Sept. 10: McMurry
Sept. 17: at Southern Utah
Sept. 24: Bacone College
Oct. 1: at Sam Houston State
Oct. 8: South Alabama
Oct. 15: at UC Davis
Oct. 22: at Northwestern State
Oct. 29: Georgia State
Nov. 12: at McNeese State
Nov. 19: Minot State
Schedule notes: McNeese State, Southern Utah, Sam Houston and UC Davis all will return games at UTSA in 2012. UTSA will return games to Georgia State and South Alabama that same season.


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An animal lover has called for action after a swan lost its cygnets and needed its wing amputated following a fox attack.
Pat Thompson has asked Maldon District Council to build a platform on the lake at Promenade Park, Maldon, for the swans that live there to retreat to when in danger.
Mrs Thompson, of King Street, Maldon, said: "I know the mother has given brith to seven babies, which a fox has got at and eaten all of them.
"The mother was a bloodbath and had to have her wing amputated."
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UPDATE, May 2: Kenneth Stewart on Friday received a 26-year prison sentence for shooting another man who was in his backyard with his daughters last summer. (See below for the details of the case).
At the sentencing hearing, prosecutors argued that, although Stewart may have been aiming at the adult victim, his actions created a substantial risk to the safety of the children. Therefore, a longer prison sentence was appropriate.
Stewart's attorney argued Stewart had a troubled childhood and suffered from drug addiction from a young age, and said Stewart may have even been under the influence of drugs while he committed the shooting. He further argued that Stewart would like the chance to be a father to his young son, and a long prison sentence would deprive him of the opportunity to do so.
Prosecutors replied that someone who committed a shooting that put the lives of children in danger should not be permitted to be around children and that Stewart is a danger to the community.
After considering the arguments and hearing from the adult victim and the defendant, Greene County Circuit Judge Calvin Holden gave Stewart a 14-year prison sentence for first-degree assault, six years for each count of child endangerment, and three years for each conviction of armed criminal action. Holden ordered the first-degree assault sentence to run consecutively to the child endangerment sentences, but those will run concurrently to the armed criminal action sentences, for a total of 26 years.
Previous report from April 9, 2014:
A Greene County jury convicted a man from Springfield on Tuesday for shooting a man several times as he played with his young daughters in his backyard last summer. The jury deliberated just more than two hours before convicting Kenneth Stewart, 19, of first-degree assault, two counts of child endangerment, and three counts of armed criminal action.
Around noon last July 25, Stewart shot a 33-year-old man while he was playing with his daughters – who were then ages 4 and 5 -- in the 600 block of West Mt. Vernon Street. Prosecutors say Stewart climbed a privacy fence on the south side of the victim's property and approached the father with a handgun. The victim immediately picked up his daughters and ran toward his house to get his children inside.
Stewart pursued the victim, firing several shots at him as he carried his daughters, striking him twice. The victim was struck once in the back of his shoulder and once in the back of his hip.
The first bullet remained lodged in his arm until it was removed four months after the shooting, while the second bullet passed through the victim's body, resulting in an exit wound in the front of his hip. He had extensive medical treatment since the shooting, including emergency exploratory surgery.
Although the victim was not well-acquainted with Stewart, he had seen him prior to the shooting and was able to immediately identify him as the shooter. He also provided police with a description of the weapon used in the assault. Police said at the time of the shootings that Stewart and the victim had some kind of ongoing dispute.
Police located Stewart shortly after the shooting at a nearby apartment complex. Following a brief standoff, Stewart exited one of the apartment units. Police then gained consent to search that apartment and located a small-caliber handgun matching the description provided by the victim, along with a large bag of ammunition inside. These items were covered in a liquid chemical substance.
Springfield Police officers discovered three shell casings at the scene of the shooting which matched the make and caliber of those found at the apartment, along with two slugs which passed through the exterior walls of the victim's home into the interior.
At trial, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Philip Fuhrman introduced into evidence a portion of the exterior siding from the victim's home, which had been riddled with seven bullet holes. The victim testified that this paneling had been located behind him and his daughters as they fled from Stewart's gunshots.
Fuhrman also presented a videotaped interview with Stewart in which he admitted going to the victim's house, climbing the fence to his backyard, and shooting a gun 6-7 times. He also acknowledged children were present at the scene. He further admitted he hid the handgun at the apartment after the shooting.
The defendant exercised his right to jury sentencing in this case. During sentencing, the jury heard from the victim and the mother of the two child victims, who testified to the long-term effects the shooting has had on her daughters. She said her daughters fear for their safety and that of their father.
Prosecutors requested the maximum possible sentence on the assault and child endangerment convictions.
After hearing evidence and argument, the jury recommended a 14-year sentence for assault, a 3-year sentence for each count of armed criminal action, and a 6-year sentence for each count of child endangerment.
Stewart is in the Greene County Jail without bond. Circuit Judge Calvin Holden set a sentencing hearing for May 2.
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I was going to wait until later in the year to write a blog post on oddball wines, but my colleague Candice Shih drew my attention to something that made me change my mind: Hello Kitty Wine.
That's right – an Italian vintner is using the kitschy, puffy Japanese feline cartoon to sell its inexpensive vino. The line includes bubbly, white and red.
I don't know about you, but to me seeing little Miss Hello Kitty on a wine label just seems wrong on so many levels.
The Hello Kitty label is part of a trend that's been going on for the better part of a decade called Fun Wines. Some desperate wine marketer, I'm sure, dreamed up the novel concept as a way to sell unwanted plonk.
The result has been a plethora of cute, weird or downright hilarious wine labels. And to be fair, some of them are actually pretty good wines for the price. A few examples:
Side Yard Riesling, Rheinhessen, Germany 2007 ($9.99 at BevMo): This is a great example of an off-dry Riesling. It's very fruity but not too sweet – perfect for a picnic on a hot summer afternoon or with grilled Brats on the barbecue.
Four Vines Naked Chardonnay, Paso Robles, California 2008 ($10.99): It has your classic California fruit, but no oak at all and no malolactic fermentation – hence the name. It's got everything but an elegant finish. I say drink it fast and plenty cold.
Jessie's Grove Earth, Zin & Fire, Lodi California 2006 ($16): It's not a big, jammy fruit bomb like the Zins from Paso Robles.� It's more balanced and less alcoholic, like Zins used to be before they signed on to some sort of Schwarzneggerian testosterone program.
Educated Guess Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa California 2006 ($20): It has that classic Napa Cab taste – blackberry, boysenberry. But what a value at this price! It doesn't have the power of some of Napa's big boys, but it'd make a decent dinner wine.
Oops Wines: We love all the Oops wines we've tasted. The label is a laugh: "Lost grape of Bordeaux discovered in Chile masquerading as a Merlot." (Go to the Website to see their fascinating explanation.) If nothing else, this one is a conversation starter. It's always fun to have a bottle of wine on the table with "Oops!" on the label. And their prices are rock bottom for the quality -- everything's well under $15 a bottle.
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With Barry Bonds out of the lineup, the Giants changed their style and it helped in securing a win in their opener.
Originally Published: April 5, 2005By Jim Caple | ESPN.com
SAN FRANCISCO -- In some respects, the Giants' season opener was like most of their games the past five years or so. No one threw a strike to Barry Bonds.
With his right knee still bothering him and his return from the disabled list still unscheduled (maybe next month, maybe next year), Barry's Opening Day action was limited to being introduced before the game to a sellout crowd of adoring fans.
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Essential Pittsburgh visited business owners, local shoppers and city officials about what makes the neighborhood work, how they're collaborating to keep its "old world" feel, and where they'd like to see it go from here. Up front, Essential Pittsburgh's Katie Blackley speaks with Neighbors in the Strip board president Don Orkoskey and vice president Bonn McSorley. Midwife Center Doubling The Size Of Its Penn Avenue Location By Sarah Schneider • Sep 17, 2015 Sarah Schneider / 90.5 WESA News The Midwife Center in the Strip District expects 470 babies will be born at the center this year, almost double the births five years ago. Executive Director Christine Haas said this increase is reflected nationally as women want more options and a holistic approach to pregnancy. 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