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Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has ordered a total ban on clearing natural forests to protect the 2.25 million hectares still surviving nationwide.
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Tam Dao National Park in Vinh Phuc Province is around 85 kilometers northwest of Hanoi and is a summer retreat where you can just wander in the wild or challenge yourself with some mountain hiking.
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The Hanoi People's Committee has approved the plan to build 198-hectare Kim Quy (Golden Turtle) Amusement Park, inspired by Disneyland Hong Kong, in Dong Anh district, according to newswire VOV.vn.
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Hanoi will plant one million new trees and build 25 public parks in the next five years, said People's Committee Chairman Nguyen Duc Chung at a meeting with Danish Ambassador Charlotte Laursen on May 31.
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Tra Vinh, the greenest city in the Mekong Delta, is seeking VND20 billion to protect around 420 old trees that are being threatened by rapid urbanization.
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Many trees in HCM City have suddenly died after being suspected of being poisoned.
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Serious drought is greatly affecting life of hundreds of local households and their pepper farms on Phu Quoc Island.
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Hà Nội People's Committee Chairman Nguyễn Đức Chung on Wednesday called on municipal agencies to reduce spending on street lighting, trees and waste collection in the city.
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Visitors touring Lang Biang Mountain in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong may not be aware that the area around the base of the famous attraction is being severely destroyed by local farmers.
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Ho Chi Minh City has announced a plan to move and cut down 300 trees on Ton Duc Thang Street in District 1 to make space for a bridge connecting to District 2 and a metro station.
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Farmers in several provinces of Vietnam's Mekong Delta are struggling with severe salinization that is damaging a growing area of local fruit gardens.
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Utah Jazz notebook: Players not distracted by warmer weather in Phoenix
PHOENIX — With the temperature hovering around 10 degrees in Utah the past few days, there aren't many places better to go right now than Phoenix, where it's in the mid-60s.
However, to most of the Utah Jazz players, who are playing the Phoenix Suns tonight, it doesn't really matter if they're in Phoenix or Philadelphia.
"I'm not really big on tanning, so it doesn't bother me," quipped Earl Watson, who said it might have made a difference in his younger days. "I've been going to Phoenix since '97 since UCLA used to play ASU, so for me it's just another trip."
The 34-year-old Jamaal Tinsley agreed he may have taken notice of going to Phoenix in early January when he was younger, but not any more.
"We're not worrying about the weather," Tinsley said. "We're going down there to win a ball game and hopefully we can go on the road and get two games."
At least Paul Millsap acknowledged it's nice to be going to warmer weather, but added, "in 24 hours we have to head to Denver and that's worse."
ANOTHER MAN DOWN: In the closing moments of one of his best games of the season when he had 15 points and eight rebounds, Enes Kanter suffered a sprained ankle, which kept him from practicing Thursday. He's listed as questionable for Friday's game.
"We'll miss him — hopefully it's not very serious and he'll be back soon," said coach Tyrone Corbin. "We'll just have to shorten the rotation and guys will have to play a few more minutes."
Corbin said because they're playing a smaller Phoenix team, the Jazz may be able to "go small at times." He also said Marvin Williams can play the big forward position and that Derrick Favors can play the 5 spot. Also Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap will both play likely more minutes than usual.
Veteran Earl Watson doesn't expect Kanter to be out long.
"He's about 12 years old … he should be fine by tomorrow," he said.
MURPHY IN D-LEAGUE: In 11 games with the Reno Bighorns of the NBA D-League, Jazz draftee Kevin Murphy has started nine games and is averaging 12.0 points on 43.5 shooting.
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The bullpens didn't fare as well. Austin Platt of the Bears worked out of some trouble in the sixth inning and allowed no runs in his first two innings. Things turned for Platt in the eighth, as he gave up a solo home run and allowed a total of three runs that inning. Behind Platt, Blake Forslund pitched the ninth and also allowed three runs, but only one was earned. Vancouver reliever Griffin Murphy allowed a pair of doubles and a run, which dashed the Canadians dreams of both a no-hitter and a shutout.
The Bears were outhit 13-2 in the loss. Wagner Mateo went 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored, as he led off the ninth with a gapper to left-center. Kevin Medrano drove in Mateo with two outs and finished the night 1-for-4 with a double and a run batted in.
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As of midday, moderate to heavy snow continued, with some transition to freezing rain in parts of southeastern Massachusetts. MassDOT already has more than 3,800 pieces of equipment and more than 730 MassDOT employees working to clear roadways.
MassDOT has approximately 4,000 pieces of equipment available to treat and clear state roads in the event of a major winter storm.
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RIVERTON — A celebration of life for a young girl whose body was found in the Jordan River is planned for the weekend.
In an obituary printed Thursday, the family of Anne Grace Kasprzak, 15, wrote, "a celebration of Annie's life" will be held Saturday at the New Creation Church, 8700 S. Sandy Parkway, at 4 p.m.
"Our daughter, Anne Grace Kasprzak, was born Jan. 10, 1997, but it wasn't until years later that she came to meet the people she considers her parents and was adopted into the family that loves her. She was taken from us long before she had the chance to live out her dreams," the obituary stated.
The teen's given name was Anne, but she called herself "Annie" and her mother said the name stuck. Her family recalled how Anne loved listening to music and hanging out with friends "as any teen would."
"She loved her family and was a superhero to her little brothers and sister. She had a caring spirit that loved so strongly. She taught us and enriched our lives with her presence."
Anne is survived by her parents and step-parents, five brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents.
Police again offered no new information or comments Thursday regarding the investigation into her death. A cause of death has not been released.
Police have said they believe the incident was isolated and not random, but have not offered any explanation why. Her mother and stepfather do not believe the death was the result of suicide or an accidental death.
Anne was reported as a runaway to police about an hour after she was last seen at her mother's Riverton home.
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A carpenter admitted assaulting a 26-year-old Australian man outside Fergburger on August 19, when he appeared before Judge Dominic Flatley in Queenstown District Court this week.
Timothy Gary Donald, 31, admitted one charge of assault with intent to injure after police withdrew a second, more serious, charge of injuring under circumstances that if death had been caused he would have been guilty of manslaughter.
Sergeant Glen McMurdo said the assault was captured on Queenstown's recently installed CCTV camera system. Footage showed Donald punch his victim once with his left fist, rendering the victim unconscious on the road for one to two minutes, Mr McMurdo said. The victim required nine stitches to his lip after the assault.
"Yet again I read a summary of offending in the early hours of the morning at or around Fergburger," the judge said.
"There is too much of this type of offending in Queenstown in the early hours of the morning. It does not give Queenstown or the tourism industry a very good name."
The judge asked Donald whether he had considered the worst-case scenario and told him "people have been killed from a single punch to the head" in this town. Have you thought about that?"
Donald was convicted and sentenced to 150 hours' community work and ordered to pay emotional harm reparation of $1000 to his victim.
A 31-year-old Argentinian man will be deported on Saturday after he was convicted on three charges of burglary.
Dante Oscar Burgos, hotel worker, admitted entering his former workplace, Thai Siam in Queenstown, on three occasions in July without authority with the intent to commit a crime.
Lawyer Sonia Vidal said Burgos had worked for the employer for 18 months and had resided in Queenstown for several years. After the death of his father, he returned to Queenstown to find he had not been paid for leave he believed he was entitled to so entered his former workplace using a key he had and took money on four occasions.
The judge said Burgos should have taken up his grievance with the employer or made a claim with an appropriate organisation.
"You do not take the law into your own hands," he said.
Burgos was convicted on three charges and fined $1800 plus court costs to be paid by September 14. He was remanded until September 24 on a fourth charge, on which he will be convicted and discharged after Immigration New Zealand confirms he has left the country.
Tyler Antony Dudding, 19, student, of Dunedin, was fined $800 plus court costs for resisting arrest and breaching the liquor ban in Camp St on September 2.
Tommy Joseph Kelly, 27, was convicted and fined $3000 plus court costs for injuring with intent to injure on August 3 in Queenstown.
Ross Nicholas Duncan, 23, of Wanaka, convicted and fined $1550 plus court costs for assault on July 8 in Wanaka.
Shannon Bray Rowe, 18, of Lake Hawea, convicted and sentenced to 200 hours' community work, 12 months' supervision and ordered to pay $470 reparation for assault with intent to injure on July 6 at Wanaka.
Rowe was also ordered to undertake drug and alcohol and anger management counselling as directed by his probation officer.
Adam Campbell Fleming, 26, chef, of Queenstown, convicted and sentenced to 150 hours' community work for assaulting a female and intentionally damaging an ATM machine. He was ordered to pay $971.56 reparation to Kiwibank in relation to the intentional damage charge.
Ashley Paul Coles, 17, student, convicted and sentenced to 12 months' supervision for assaulting and threatening to injure Sergeant Steven Neil Watt, of the Queenstown police, and unlawfully being in a yard on September 1.
Daniel James Hamilton, 38, stoker, convicted and fined $750 plus court costs and sentenced to 12 months' supervision and ordered to undergo a drug and alcohol assessment for disorderly behaviour in Queenstown on June 23.
Travis Maxwell Hamilton, 24, insurance salesman, of Christchurch, admitted careless driving after he was caught travelling at 104kmh past a stationary school bus in the Cardrona Valley Rd on May 24. Maxwell was fined $600 and disqualified from driving for one month. He had his licence automatically suspended for 28 days immediately after the incident.
Reece Casey, 25, security officer, disqualified from driving for 18 months from January 11, 2013, and sentenced to 75 hours' community work for driving while disqualified on September 8 in Lake Esplanade.
Ricky Arron Denver Lee, 34, bar manager, convicted and fined $500 plus court costs and disqualified for six months for driving while disqualified on June 11 at Queenstown.
Jonathon Wright, 20, electrician, of Dunedin, was sentenced to 180 hours' community work, 12 months' supervision and ordered to undertake a drug and alcohol assessment, for possession of ecstasy, possession of cannabis, common assault and disorderly behaviour.
Nicholas James Manning, 26, bar manager, convicted and fined $800 plus court costs and ordered to pay $57.50 reparation for possession of cannabis and intentionally damaging a door in Queenstown on June 24.
Brent Andrew John McKay, 42, bushman, was sentenced to 250 hours' community work and four months' community detention for theft by a person in a special relationship. McKay was also ordered to pay reparation of $1067.80 to Lay It On Flooring.
Glenn Elliot Bussell, 41, manager, of Wanaka, convicted and fined $1000 plus court costs and ordered to pay $2187 reparation for altering a document and obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception.
Julien Romain Janaud, 23, technician, of France, convicted and fined $1000 plus court costs for receiving a digital camera worth $300 on August 27.
Korean man William Kweon, 30, farmer, of Mossburn, was sentenced to 200 hours' community work and four months' community detention for his third drink-driving conviction. Kweon had a breath alcohol reading of 670mcg when he was stopped in Frankton Rd on June 24. He was also sentenced to 12 months' supervision, ordered to undertake drug and alcohol counselling and disqualified for 15 months.
Taylem Anthony Matthews, 18, 534mcg and sustained loss of traction on August 19, in Watts Rd. Fined $580 plus court costs and $300 for loss of traction. Disqualified for nine months.
Pil Sung Moon, 26, of Lake Hayes, 550mcg, on September 5, in Stanley St. Fined $600 plus court costs and disqualified for six months.
Ashley Stephen Godfrey, 30, 1080mcg, on September 4, in Hallenstein St. Fined $1200 plus court costs and disqualified for eight months.
Milagros Valeria Herrera Macedo, 22, shop assistant, 833mcg, on August 19, in Fernhill Rd. Sentenced to 40 hours' community work and disqualified for seven months.
Karen Michelle Reeves, 44, 248mg blood alcohol , on August 17, in Frankton Rd. Fined $1000 plus court costs and ordered to pay $80 for medical exam and $93 medical analyst fee. Disqualified for eight months.
Agustin Enrique Vignolo Casaravilla, 20, of Uruguay, breath alcohol 259mcg on September 1 when he was 19, at Queenstown. Fined $300 plus court costs and disqualified for three months.
Brae Antony Metcalfe, 21, builder, 714mcg on September 2. Fined $760 plus court costs and disqualified for six months.
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An update on Ma'a Nonu's All Blacks availability won't be available until at least Wednesday after he limped off the Hutt Recreation Ground on Saturday.
What remains even cloudier is his Super Rugby future after his return to Wellington rugby threw up more questions than answers.
The first choice second five-eighth will be named today in a 30-strong All Blacks training squad, minus Chiefs players, for a two-day camp in Auckland starting on Wednesday.
He'll be checked by medical staff.
His participation in the All Blacks' warm-up match against Wellington and Canterbury selections at Hutt Rec on August 9, as well as the opening Rugby Championship/Bledisloe test against Australia in Sydney on August 17, won't be determined until later in the week.
On the surface, Nonu's ankle injury appears minor.
He limped off in the 53rd minute of Oriental-Rongotai's Jubilee Cup semifinal win over Hutt Old Boys Marist after he rolled his ankle in the opening minutes.
It was strapped up on the outside of his boot until Ories coach Sandy McConnell had had enough.
"We decided not to persevere and wreck his ankle so we made a change," McConnell said.
"It's pretty swollen from what I've seen. He was struggling but he wasn't on crutches.
"He saw our physio and he checked it out and said 'you don't need crutches and you don't need to take weight off it'. I'm hoping it's not too bad."
McConnell won't know if Nonu, or fellow All Black Julian Savea, will turn out in Sunday's Jubilee Cup final against Tawa until he hears from All Blacks management on Wednesday.
The club game was Nonu's first match since he was sent off for a spear tackle on Crusader Tom Marshall on June 29 and was a low-key affair.
He had little impact for his club before he was forced to depart the field.
Nonu, meanwhile, remained tight-lipped on his Super Rugby future and refused to answer questions on the subject.
Hurricanes coach Mark Hammett confirmed that the pair had talked last week but would not comment further.
Hurricanes chief executive James Te Puni also had nothing to offer on the franchise's interest in Nonu, who was jettisoned by Hammett in 2011.
The Blues, Chiefs and Crusaders have all ruled out chasing Nonu's services for next season.
His time at the Highlanders may be over after coach Jamie Joseph recently said that he was resigned to the loss of Nonu.
That leaves the Hurricanes as the only franchise leaving the door ajar, should the midfielder re-sign with the New Zealand Rugby Union as expected.
The Hurricanes have contributed nine players to the 30-strong All Blacks training squad who will assemble this week.
The Rugby Championship squad will be named on Sunday.
The Crusaders, beaten 20-19 by the Chiefs in Saturday's semi-final, also contribute nine players which includes returning skipper Richie McCaw.
All Blacks training squad to assemble in Auckland on Wednesday (Chiefs players not included):
Hookers: Dane Coles (Hurricanes), Andrew Hore (Highlanders), Keven Mealamu (Blues).
Props: Wyatt Crockett (Crusaders), Charlie Faumuina (Blues), Ben Franks (Hurricanes), Owen Franks (Crusaders), Tony Woodcock (Highlanders). Locks: Luke Romano (Crusaders), Jeremy Thrush (Hurricanes), Sam Whitelock (Crusaders).
Loose forwards: Steven Luatua (Blues), Richie McCaw (Crusaders), Kieran Read (Crusaders), Brad Shields (Hurricanes), Matt Todd (Crusaders), Victor Vito (Hurricanes).
Halfbacks: TJ Perenara (Hurricanes), Aaron Smith (Highlanders), Piri Weepu (Blues).
First five-eighths: Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes), Daniel Carter (Crusaders). Midfielders: Ma'a Nonu (Highlanders), Rene Ranger (Blues), Francis Saili (Blues), Conrad Smith (Hurricanes).
Outside backs: Israel Dagg (Crusaders), Charles Piutau (Blues), Julian Savea (Hurricanes), Ben Smith (Highlanders).
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Aged-care operator Oceania Group is the latest firm to seriously mull floating on the NZX.
The Australian Financial Review reports the company is hoping to raise $300 million in an initial public offering by the end of the year.
Oceania is owned by Australian investment firm Macquarie.
Macquarie rolled up Abano Healthcare subsidiary Eldercare with Qualcare, acquired for $380.2m in 2006 from fellow private equity group Ironbridge Capital.
Oceania operates 50 retirement villages and rest homes, and 3600 beds in New Zealand, and is said to be annually earning between $30m and $35m before tax, interest, depreciation and amortisation.
According to the most recent financial statements filed to the Companies Office, Oceania had positive cashflows from operating activities of $52.8m for the year to May 31, 2013. But this was boosted by a one-off $31m insurance payment covering Christchurch earthquake damage.
The company reported a loss of $35.5m, mostly accounted for by a $42m goodwill impairment.
Oceania had net liabilities of $132.9m, but notes to the accounts said this included $267.2m in shareholder loans from Macquarie. The notes also show Oceania was carrying $274m in bank loans.
Calls to Oceania chief executive Guy Eady to discuss the planned float were not returned.
The AFR said the company had appointed brokers First NZ Capital and Craigs after running a beauty parade for investors over the past few weeks.
A dual-listing, primarily on the NZX, with a secondary listing on the ASX, was likely.
The company was said to be looking to raise between $200m and $300m from the IPO.
If it makes it on to the NZX, it will join an increasingly crowded space for rest-home operators on the exchange alongside Ryman Healthcare, Summerset and Metlifecare.
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Oscar Tabarez believes Uruguay's battling qualities were the driving force in their 2-1 FIFA World Cup victory over England.
The South Americans looked vulnerable when Wayne Rooney levelled matters in the 75th minute after Luis Suarez's first-half header had given his side the lead.
But Liverpool star Suarez - making his return after undergoing minor knee surgery just four weeks ago - responded with a blistering late strike to earn Uruguay a crucial three points.
Tabarez's team lost their Group D opener 3-1 to Costa Rica last Saturday, meaning a win in Sao Paulo on Thursday was vital to their hopes of reaching the last 16.
And the coach was thrilled with the attitude of his players.
"Maybe we do not have a very attractive form of football but we keep fighting. The players love their country," he said.
While Suarez will understandably earn the plaudits for inspiring Uruguay's victory, Tabarez pinpointed his strike partner Edinson Cavani - whose wonderful pass set up the opener - as a key man.
"Cavani did a tremendous job today. He helped neutralise (England captain) Steven Gerrard," he added.
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Woman Accused Of Pouring Vodka In Boy's Face, Kicking Cop In The BallsJune 10, 2016 at 10:07 am by Morbid
CLEARWATER, FL – A North Carolina woman has been arrested in Florida after she became angry with a 7-year-old boy in a hotel pool and poured vodka into his eyes.
Clearwater police say 23-year-old Roseanna Kiser was a guest at the Sheraton Sand Key Hotel who was spending time at the hotel's pool Monday evening. While drinking from a bottle of vodka in the pool, Kiser became angry with several young children who were also in the pool.
When a 7-year-old boy Kiser didn't know splashed water near, she responded by pouring some of her vodka directly into the boy's eyes and face. She then grabbed him around the chest and pushed him away from her.
Police were called to the hotel and found Kiser inside her hotel room. When they tried escorting her off of the premises she began kicking and elbowing the arresting officers in the head, neck, and chest. She also managed to repeatedly kick one cop in the groin with the heel of her foot.
Kiser was placed in jail on felony charges of child abuse and battery on a law enforcement officer.…
Mother Arrested After Breaking Son's Fingers For Not Cleaning ApartmentJune 7, 2016 at 2:01 pm by Morbid
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Two Women Convicted After Boy, 2, Punched In The Chest So Hard His Heart RupturedJune 6, 2016 at 2:00 pm by Morbid
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Arizona Mother Stabbed Three Young Sons To Death, Stabbed HerselfJune 2, 2016 at 3:25 pm by Morbid
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When questioned, Dauzat first denied knowing how her son came into contact with meth, but ultimately admitted that she had some powdered meth in her purse and that her son had been left alone with the purse inside a hotel room.
Dauzat was arrested and placed in the Ascension Parish jail on bonds totaling $50,000. She's facing charges of negligent injuring and cruelty to juveniles, illegal use of a controlled dangerous substance in the presence of a juvenile and improper supervision of a minor. Additional charges are may be coming, police said.
The Department of Children and Family Services is now trying to determine if Duazat will keep custody of her 2-year-old and his 4-year-old sibling.…
Children's Paster Convicted Of Raping Two Girls At Church Gets Life In PrisonApril 20, 2016 at 2:34 pm by Morbid
JONESBORO, AR – A one-time children's pastor who pleaded guilty to raping two girls at the church where he worked has been sentenced to life in prison.
Last year, the wife of 39-year-old Tony Waller was looking for a file on a laptop they both shared. What she ended up finding was a folder fill o' child porn. According to police, Waller had amassed a collection of around 400,000 images and videos of pubescent girls.
She called police and Waller, who worked at Jonesboro First Assembly of God since 1999 and was a bus driver for Jonesboro Public Schools, admitted he had a child porn addiction for the last 20 years.
But as police continued their investigation, they found that Waller had more than a child porn addiction – he was also a predator. Waller had installed hidden cameras in the church's bathroom and a house the church owned across the street.
Even worse, two girls – aged 10 to 11 – would come forward to say that Waller had been sexually abusing them for several years. …
Youth Pastor Beaten After Being Caught Molesting Child Behind Apartment BuildingApril 11, 2016 at 11:14 am by Morbid
CEDAR HILL, TX – A youth pastor beaten by Good Samaritans after he was caught molesting a young boy behind and apartment building, has been accused of sexually assaulting two other boys.
According to police, someone witnessed 29-year-old Willie Bell Jr. molesting a 6-year-old boy behind a Dallas apartment building. The victim's mother said her son was lured behind the building while he played outside.
She says that witnesses caught Bell in the act of sexually abusing her son and stopped him while beating him. "If it wasn't for them, he probably would have done more to my child," she said.
Now police say that Bell sexually abused two other boys in February. At the time, the boys told police they had been sexually assaulted behind their apartment building by a man wearing "church shoes."
Bell just happens to be a youth minister at First United Methodist Church of Cedar Hill. The church released a statement saying that it is cooperating with police and that, as of right now, they are not aware of any similar assaults taking place at the church.…
Shanna Gossett Kept Toddler In Closet For Two Weeks Before Child's DeathApril 7, 2016 at 2:33 pm by Morbid
GRAND JUNCTION, CO – Police say 29-year-old Shanna Gossett kept her niece strapped in a high chair in a closet for two weeks before slamming the girl's head into a wall, killing her.
The more details that come out about this case, the more messed up it gets. As usual with these child abuse stories, if I am writing it up, then you know it's a bad one.
On March 17, medical crews responded to a 911 call regarding an unresponsive child. When they arrived at the home they found 3-year-old Bethannie Johnson lying in the middle of the living room floor unresponsive.
Police and paramedics noted Bethannie was severely bruised on her head, abdomen and legs. She also had dried blood in her airway that was indicative of past injuries.
Paramedics managed to get the girl breathing again, but she would be pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital. An autopsy found she had multiple internal and external head injuries and concluded she died of blunt force trauma.
When questioned by detectives, Gosset said she was Bethannie's legal guardian and that she stays at the address because she provides child care for the person who lives there.…
Four Men Charged With Raping 9-Year-Old Girl While Mother Smoked MethApril 4, 2016 at 7:57 am by Morbid
VERNAL, UT – Police in Utah have arrested four men, accusing them of raping a 9-year-old girl inside a Uintah County home.
According to police, the girl's mother was at a home visiting a friend on Easter when she left her daughter on a couch to go in the garage to smoke meth.
According to investigators, that's when the little girl was "taken into another room in the home where she was raped by the four men."
When the mother returned from smoking meth, she noticed her daughter's clothing was in disarray and that she was upset and wanted to go home. The next day the girl told her mother that the four men had raped her and one had threatened to kill her if she told anyone.
Police were called and the girl was able to pick out 36-year-old Larson RonDeau from a photograph. He would tell investigators that he was at the home with three other men and that the girl was there with her mother. He said if the girl was raped inside the home, he was not involved.…
Drunk Mom Arrested, Let Sex Offender Tattoo Her Underage KidsApril 1, 2016 at 1:26 pm by Agony In Black
LAGO VISTA, TX – When you get a call from your son saying that you need to go pick him and his sisters up from your ex-wife's place, you know it's going to be a rough day.
But when you find that your children have been tattooed, your ex is passed out drunk and won't answer the door for cops, it can't get any worse, right? Not for a Travis County man who got a call from his son on Monday, say Lago Vista police.
According to the arrest affidavit, the son told his dad that "they had a surprise for him and that he might not like it." When the father showed up at his ex-wife's house in Lago Vista, he found his kids-ages 13, 10 and 9-with "fresh tattoos on their ankles."
The children's mother, 31-year-old Ashley Weir, was arrested, charged with allowing her boyfriend's brother to ink the kids. Which is where it does get worse. The boyfriend's brother? You guessed it: a registered sex offender.…
Leiliana Wright, 4, Beat To Death For Drinking Her Brother's JuiceApril 1, 2016 at 8:37 am by Morbid
GRAND PRAIRIE, TX – Jeri Quezada has been arrested after her 4-year-old daughter was beat to death as punishment for drinking her brother's juice.
According to an arrest warrant released by Grand Prairie police, Quezada, 30, called 911 to report that she was performing CPR on her daughter, 4-year-old Leiliana Wright.
When responding paramedics noticed the girl had bruises on her face, Quezada told them her daughter had come home from a sleepover with the injuries and then fell in the shower. The child was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead.
Three days later, the girl's death was ruled a homicide due to blunt force trauma to the head and abdomen. The Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office said the girl had extensive bruising "from head to toe" and had whip marks on her back.
With this information, police arrested Quezada and charged her with injury to a child. Despite changing her story multiple times, the arrest warrant paints a pretty horrific picture of what happened on the day the girl died and, I gotta say, it's a tough read.…
Kyle Parker Charged With The Kidnapping, Rape And Murder Of 1-Year-Old GirlMarch 29, 2016 at 2:06 pm by Morbid
OWEN COUNTY, IN — Police have charged 22-year-old Kyle Parker with the rape and murder of 1-year-old Shaylyn Ammerman.
Shaylyn was reported missing last week after her family woke up to find she was gone. The last one who had seen her alive was her father and grandmother, who had put her in her crib the previous night before going to sleep.
Also in the house that night was the girl's grandfather, uncle, and Parker – who had been invited over by the uncle to drink and watch a movie.
The girl's uncle told police that he saw Parker leave the home sometime between 3 and 4 a.m., and that he was walking away from the home carrying something. He added that he thought he might have seen a dangling foot.
Friends of Parker would tell police that he pulled his car into their garage sometime around 3:40 a.m. that morning, then went inside and began washing his clothes. They also said he was acting distant and not his usual self.…
Tasha Hatcher Accused Of Sticking 2-Year-Old Daughter In Hot OvenMarch 21, 2016 at 10:03 am by Morbid
GLEN ROSE, TX – Police have arrested 35-year-old Tasha Hatcher after she seriously burned her 2-year-old daughter by sticking her inside a hot oven.
Last Thursday, Hatcher walked to a neighbor's house and informed them she had placed her 2-year-old daughter inside her family's oven and needed help with her daughter's injuries.
The girl was flown by air ambulance to the Parkland Burn Center in Dallas where, according to a GoFundMe page, she is suffering from second and third degree burns across 60 percent of her body. Hatcher was arrested and charged with injury to a child with serious bodily injury. She is currently being held on $3000,000 bond.
According to a Texas Child Protective Agency spokesperson, the girl will be placed in foster care once she is released from the hospital. The girl's uncle said that he and other family members are not being allowed to have contact with the girl.
This is par for the course in regards to Hatcher's children. She reportedly has a history of drug abuse and that her 7-year-old son was previously removed from her custody by Child Protective Services.…
Boy, 4, Dies After His Stepmother Dipped Him In Scalding Water As PunishmentMarch 18, 2016 at 10:10 am by Morbid
FRANKLIN, OH – Police have arrested 25-year-old Anna Ritchie after they say she killed her 4-year-old stepson by dipping him in scalding bath water as a punishment.
Robert Ritchie says he returned home from work Tuesday night to find Anna had already given 4-year-old Austin Cooper a bath and put him to bed.
The following morning he called 911 after finding his son unresponsive in his bed and not breathing.
"I think my son's died," Ritchie can be heard telling the dispatcher. "He got into a hot bath last night with my wife and she thought [unintelligible] OK. So, he said he wanted to go lay down in bed."
Austin was taken to Atrium Medical Center where his death was ruled a homicide after an autopsy revealed the little boy had died from third-degree burns to his legs.
Anna was initially arrested and charged with child endangerment, but more charges are pending since she has reportedly admitted to dipping her stepson's legs in a bathtub of scalding water as a punishment.…
Pro-Gun Activist Shot In The Back While Driving After Her Son Finds GunMarch 9, 2016 at 3:53 pm by Morbid
PUTNAM COUNTY, FL – A pro-gun activist was shot in the back while driving after her 4-year-old son found her handgun in the backseat of her vehicle.
According to reports, 31-year-old Jamie Gilt was driving down the road when her son found a handgun in the backseat. The boy fired the gun and the bullet traveled through the back of the driver's seat and entered Gilt's back.
Gilt pulled over and was noticed by a passing police officer who stopped to offer assistance. Gilt was taken to a hospital in stable condition and her son was placed with family members. The Department of Children and Families has been contacted but, at this time, the shooting is being investigated as accidental.
However, Capt. Joseph Wells said investigators are trying to determine how the boy got his hands on the gun and if he was fastened to his booster seat at the time of the shooting.
"There was a booster seat in the back of the vehicle, but however the boy was not strapped in when the deputy got to them," Wells said.…
Colleen Loughman Accused Of Driving Drunk With Toddler In VehicleMarch 9, 2016 at 1:52 pm by Morbid
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – Dashcam footage of 43-year-old Colleen Loughman's drunk driving arrest shows that Dean Vernon Wormer was right; fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life – especially when you have a 2-year-old child.
According to reports, Loughman had driven several miles down I-95 without a tire before stopping in the emergency lane.
When a trooper stopped to see if she needed assistance, he noted her breath smelled of alcohol, her speech was slurred, and her eyes looked like to freshly fucked assholes.
Inside her vehicle, the trooper found Loughman's 2-year-old sleeping in his car seat in a vehicle littered with paperwork, open food containers and spilled yogurt.
At first Loughman treats the entire encounter as a joke, even waving at the officer's dashcam. But her demeanor quickly changes after she fails the officer's sobriety check and is told she is being arrested for drunk driving.
"Please don't arrest me! Please!" Loughman can be heard screaming as police try putting her in handcuffs. "I'm going to call CNN!…
Four Charged With Sexually Abusing Two 4-Year-Old Children For Five MonthsMarch 4, 2016 at 2:07 pm by Morbid
MYRTLE BEACH, SC – Four people have been arrested and accused of sexually assaulting two 4-year-old children at multiple locations for five months.
The details regarding these arrests almost sound too depraved to be true but, as longtime DD readers are well aware, we've reported on worse.
According to police, two 4-year-olds, a male and a female, told police that they had been sexually abused by Lindsey Honeycutt, 29; Ambrose Heavener, 30; Panteleimon Spirakis, 55; and Anthony Strickland, 45.
These assaults reportedly took place between December 2014 and April 2015 at various locations, including a Myrtle Beach strip club where Honeycutt worked as a dancer.
The victims said that not only were they were forced to have sex with Honeycutt and Heavener, they were also forced to have sex with their siblings and with each other. The female victim said she was had sex with Spirakis — a man charged in 2008 for allegedly molesting an 11-year-old girl for three years.
All four of the accused have been located and are now being detained at J.…


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MASS MoCA excursion including evening concert
Road trip...a day at MASS MoCA
and an evening concert at 8.
This is the home of a very large Sol LeWitt exhibit which would be worth seeing (Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective), as well as other wonderful exhibits of interest. The museum hours that day will be from 11:00 until 7:30pm, closing a half hour before the concert.
Details to follow regarding, carpooling admission fee....so stay tuned.
This will be an all day into the evening event.
Admission to the museum combined with the concert will be $35.00. (concert only is $25.00)
Admission for the Museum only will be $15.00.
There are several options for eating. There are any number of restaurants in the area which you can grab a bite, (you will be allowed to leave and come back to the museum). There is also a cafe at the Museum to dine in as well. Also there are picnic tables on the grounds for guests as well as cafeteria tables in the museum area where you are welcome to bring in your own bag lunch and dine.
Bang on a Can All-Stars: Field Recordings
Saturday, July 21, 2012, 8:00 pm
Hunter Center
$24/$35 day pass (includes gallery admission)/$15 students/10% member discount
The Bang on a Can All-Stars return to MASS MoCA for the first time in five years with a new multimedia project featuring hot-off-the-presses commissioned works by Tyondai Braxton, Mira Calix, Florent Ghys, Michael Gordon, David Lang, Christian Marclay, Todd Reynolds (performing live), Julia Wolfe, Nick Zammuto (also performing live), and Evan Ziporyn. These composers went into the field of sound itself to find something old or record something new, and responded to what they found with their music, in a dialogue.
This is definately is one of my favorite trips. Amazing museum nestled in scenic North Adams. Great town with much more to offer than just the museum. 28 factory buildings shucked full. The space is perfect for handling large scaled pieces with 3 floors of one building dedicated to Sol LeWitt, this is the place to really appreciate his work, up close and personal. Beautifully lit space with glowing hardwood floors and brick walls holding original Patina and old factory charm. We also where fortunate to hear 2 performances. The works of Phillip Glass in one of the gallery spaces, great acoustic & works! Bang on a Can, interesting, must say that I did not care for some of the pieces, but kept an open mind. To anyone who did not join us, I highly recommend you put this on your list of places to see, it has so much to offer!
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It was a pleasure meeting all of you! Hope to see you again for future events!
0 · July 21, 2012
I have 3 riding with me, Dal, David M,and Farrah. Anna is offering to drive too. I am asking that those who haven't answered me to let us know if you plan on meeting us so we have enough car space. If you show up expecting to carpool without having contacted us, we can not guarantee we have space for you, we have to be fair to those who answered so we plan accordingly. Also you are asked to help your driver out with the expenses of gas, tolls, parking, we will be leaving at 9:30 SHARP
0 · July 17, 2012
Yes carpooling is still available. I have not heard of another offer to help drive from Ikea location yet though, I can take 3 people, and as I said it is with the intent to stay for the evening concert. I would suggest ordering your ticket ahead of time, I have never been there for an event, so I am not sure what the response will be for tickets.
0 · July 14, 2012
Got my ticket....I need to hear from some of yo on if you plan on carpooling with us, I also will need at least another driver maybe more. Pleas advise me if you will be meeting in NH at Ikea or North in the Harford area. I plan on spending the day and the evening there for the concert.
0 · July 11, 2012
Looking for more volunteers for driving that are willing to stay for the concert...I am leaving from Ikea in New Haven and will take 3 people. Hoping someone from the Northern area...Hartford/Middletown would be willing to drive some folks from that area. I am thinking that folks that are meeting at Ikea with me, will be leaving at 9:30 (a little under a 3 hour trip) SHARP SHARP SHARP!
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Aaj Ka Naya Khiladi action romantic movie in which, Nitin playing a role of thief but he is fully honesty towards poor people. After some instance Ileana enters into his life then the main story starts where he does everthing for his girl friend. NITIN,ILIYANA,SHAWAR ALI.ETC. Director: PARUCHURIMURALI
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KU links: Former CLAS dean a finalist for 2 different top university jobs
Your snow-day edition of KU-related tidbits popping up in the news around the country:
• A former KU dean of liberal arts and sciences appears to be a finalist in two different public universities' searches for a new leader.
When I saw this story reporting Kim Wilcox was one of four finalists to be president of the University of Wyoming, and also this story saying he was one of four finalists to be the new chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I thought somebody mixed something up. I mean, both schools use the abbreviation "UW." Come on.
But after a few confused minutes, I checked both universities' websites. Lo and behold, there was no mix-up: Wisconsin and Wyoming both list Wilcox as a finalist in their respective searches.
Wilcox led KU's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences until 2005, when he left to be provost at Michigan State University. He's announced he's stepping down from that job in June. He was also the president of the Kansas Board of Regents at one point. Last spring, he was up for another chancellorship, this one in a place markedly different from Wyoming or Wisconsin: the University of Hawaii-Manoa.
• Our old friend Leobardo Espinoza Jr., the Topeka High School senior blogging about his college choice for the New York Times, elaborated on his feelings about KU in another post this week.
When we last heard from him, he was feeling conflicted after KU offered him a full-ride scholarship (one created especially for THS graduates). Though he's waiting to hear back from Yale, Stanford and some other powerhouse universities, he writes now that his reluctance to come to KU has nothing to do with its rankings. It's all about his desire for a new experience.
• We're a bit late on this one, but here goes: This Kansas City Star feature about pipe organs from last month mentions that KU's organ program is one of the biggest in the country, even though it has only 24 students. It includes a video featuring James Higdon, the KU professor who leads the organ program, playing on the organ in the Bales Recital Hall at the Lied Center.
By the way, in case you had not guessed, that Student Union Activities "Buried Life" event we told you about yesterday won't be happening tonight as originally scheduled. But according to an SUA release, it's been rescheduled for 7 p.m. March 12 in Woodruff Auditorium at the Kansas Union.
I'm still planning to be in the Media Crossroads at the Union from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow for Heard on the Hill Office Hours, as long as classes are in session. Please come tell me how to do my job better or ask me a question. If you can't do that, then send those KU news tips to email@example.com.
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