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SAN JOSE -- In what legal experts are calling a rarity, police have arrested 18-year-old twin brothers in the deadly stabbing of a San Jose State student trying to break up a fight at a birthday party in the Piedmont Hills neighborhood.
Anh and Duc Tong, of San Jose, were booked into the Santa Clara County jail on suspicion of murder in the death of 22-year-old Richard Phan. They are being held without bail and are tentatively scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.
According to San Jose police, Phan was attending a birthday party at a home in the 3400 block of Suncrest Avenue when a fight broke out after 1 a.m. Sunday.
Phan, while trying to quell the fracas, was stabbed. He was taken to the hospital, where he died. According to his Facebook page, Phan grew up in San Francisco and attended Lowell High School. Phan was majoring in biology at San Jose State.
The suspects fled the scene and avoided capture Sunday. But investigators, aided by witnesses, culled information that led them to identify and implicate the Tong brothers.
On Monday, SJPD's Metro special-operations unit and its gang-suppression unit tracked and arrested them in San Jose. Police said the brothers attended the party after being invited by another guest but did not detail the build-up to the fight that ended in Phan's death, which marked the city's fourth homicide of 2014.
Mugshots after their arrests strongly suggest the suspects are identical twins, but police declined to comment on that.
If the suspects are identical twins, it would present an unusual challenge for the prosecution, particularly in gathering witness identification of the suspects, said Steven Clark, a criminal-defense attorney, legal analyst and former Santa Clara County prosecutor.
"I've never seen this," Clark said. "It creates all kinds of potential misidentification issues."
He added that any clarity from DNA evidence could be tempered because if the brothers are identical twins, they share the same DNA. But he believes prosecutors will rely on a multitude of markers -- such as clothing -- to offset any confusion posed by twin suspects.
"You want to make identifications not just based on what they look like. You want to look beyond facial recognition," Clark said. "These party fights in general present challenges because witnesses may be impaired, making it difficult to get reliable testimony."
Anyone with information about the case can contact Detective Sgt. Merlin Newton or Detective Raul Corral at 408-277-5283 or leave a tip with Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers at 408-947-STOP (7867) or with svcrimestoppers.org.


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Young-ish, not-wealthy couples plan their wedding. Still better than MTV's My Sweet 16 and 16 and Pregnant.
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Tom was born on February 27, 1933 in Honolulu, Hawaii. He passed away peacefully at his Incline Village home on August 15, 2012 with his wife of 57 years, Peggy, and his two daughters, Lauri Harrison Campbell and Leslie Harrison at his side.
Tom graduated from UCLA in 1955 with a degree in Economics. He then served 3 years as a B-47 pilot with the Strategic Air Command of the United States Air Force.
After a successful career in Sales and Marketing, Tom and Peggy retired from their respective careers and moved to Incline Village in 1992. He was an accomplished skier, played tennis regularly and was a Volunteer Tour Guide at the Thunderbird Lodge. He loved to travel, watch sports (especially football) and was an avid reader.
In addition to his wife and daughters mentioned above, Tom is survived by his son-in-law, Robert Campbell, and his grandson, Christian Harrison Hansen and many other relatives.
A Celebration of Life is planned for Thursday, August 23 at 1:30 p.m. at St. Patrick's Episcopal Church, 341 Village Blvd., Incline Village, Nv. 89451. In lieu of flowers, donations in Tom's name may be made to St. Patrick's Episcopal Church or the American Cancer Society.


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I've installed ps3media server on Windows XP host, PS3 has found the server and I can navigate between folders, but there are no files inside. Folders are empty.
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Humans are inherently social creatures. Most of us enjoy the company of others and spend much of our waking time engaging in social interactions with friends and family.
Interestingly, people who spend a lot of time together often adopt one another's eating and exercise habits, sometimes for the better, but often for the worse. Remember the old saying 'birds of a feather, flock together'?
But there's a positive side to our desire to conform socially. Find the right circle of friends — your own personal support group — and sticking to an exercise schedule or diet becomes easier. Hence the popularity of organized weight-loss groups and exercise classes.
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Lucas Kiefer has lived through hell. Assaulted and nearly murdered by a man obsessed with him, he now lives with horrible scars inside and out. Abandoned by his boyfriend while trying to recover, Lucas withdraws into himself. Building a new life, he focuses only on running his bookstore. But his nightmare returns when, 10 years later, his attacker is released from jail on a technicality.
Sheriff Nicholas Demetris has known and loved Lucas for five years. He doesn't care about physical scars; he's attracted to the silently strong man inside. He knows Lucas feels more for him than he'll admit. Despite being well aware of Nicholas's feelings, Lucas won't allow anyone close, regardless of the feelings in his heart, especially now when he's once again the focus of unwanted and deadly intentions. Lucas can't stand the idea of anyone being hurt for him, but Nicholas is determined to protect him and earn Lucas's love no matter what.
©2008 Lisa Marie Davis (P)2009 Dreamspinner Press
"A lot of hype"
I liked the characters a great deal. It was easy to feel a lot for them in a short amount of time.
Of course. Her story was well done and well put together. I was hooked from the very start.
I am not sure. He wasn't bad at all, though I felt like he should have gone SLOWER. There was no need to zip right through it. I'm sure if he slowed down, this might have been longer. I'm not sure if some narrators are trying to keep a time limit or what.... he was able to switch between the voices easily though. well done.
Judging from the comments, I was under the impression that this book was the second coming. don't get me wrong, it was good. but I'm not sure if it was worth the amount I paid for it. I was satisfied with my purchase but to be honest, the hype built it up too much. I do recommend this book. it's a fun read and well put together.
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Lucas. He is such a loving human being who is trying to put his life back together and regain his self -confidence, that you can emphasize with this character. He is special and in need of a loving, consoling presence.
Lucas was definitely my favourite character and performed very well.
The revelation of events that occurred in Lucas's past made me cry. For him.
This is a remarkable story, really heart wrenching at times. Lovely.
"A brief love story that left me wanting more"
I honestly didn't realize how short this book was until I downloaded it onto my phone and realized it was an hour and 55 minutes. I was horrified that I downloaded a short story, but decided to give it a chance. I'm glad I did. This little love story is full of romance and raw emotion. I was surprised by how quickly I became invested in Nick and Lucas. Due to the brevity of the story, we are introduced to Nick and Lucas right at the beginning of their relationship. The book has suspense, danger, passion, sex, and love. All three characters are plausible and enjoyable and surprisingly well rounded considering the length of the story.
I thought the narrator did a great job. Regarding the other review that mentioned the narrator sometimes streams along the dialogue, yes I would have to agree. At times I wasn't sure if Lucas or Nick made the statement, but this only happened 2-3 times and I figured it out after rewinding. My only little gripe is that Lucas is supposed to be blonde, and the cute boy on the cover of this story is a brunette. The sex scenes were tantalizing and well written!
Ultimately this is a short romance story highlighting a beautifully damaged man and his difficult battle to allow himself to be loved. There's a night in shining armor and an evil villain. I loved this story :)
Someone who has less sophisticated tastes than me, less experience reading romance novels (of any kind).
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Yes if he took more time to change voices, breath so you could know when the character who was talking switched. Otherwise fine.
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I really enjoy the world of books! Narration just add layers to that world... don't u think? :)
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Story is just eh! I really didn't like one part more that the other... the whole story was just very basic and eh... It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. I good quick read because the story isn't that long.
This is m/m romance so if you don't like that, then dont waste your time...
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Uninstalled Version 1.80, installed Version 1.81. The server does not find any renderer. Red cross appears.
Restarting the server - doesn`t help.
Deletion of the config file would fix the problem for one time only - server found renderers and started, but after closing and restarting the red cross appeared again.
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How to Create a Table in Excel 2010
1 of 12 in Series: The Essentials of Working with Tables in Excel 2010
You can create a table in Excel 2010 to help you manage and analyze related data. The purpose of an Excel table is not so much to calculate new values but rather to store lots of information in a consistent manner, making it easier to format, sort, and filter worksheet data.
An Excel table is not the same as a data table that can be used for what-if analysis. You use a data table to show how changing one or two variables in formulas affects the results of those formulas.
Enter your table's column headings.
Click the blank cell where you want to start the new table and then enter the column headings (such as ID No, First Name, Last Name, Dept, and so on) in separate cells within the same row. Column headings are also known as field names. The column headings should appear in a single row without any blank cells between the entries.
Enter the first row of data immediately below the column headings you typed in Step 1.
These entries constitute the first row, or record, of the table.
Click the Table command button in the Tables group of the Insert tab.
Excel displays a marquee around all the cells in the new table. The Create Table dialog box appears, listing the address of the table in the Where Is the Data for Your Table text box. (If the address displayed here is incorrect, drag in the worksheet to select the correct range.)
Click the My Table Has Headers check box to select it.
These headers are the column headings entered in the first step.
Click OK.
Excel inserts and formats the new table and adds filter arrows (drop-down buttons) to each of the field names in the top row.
Another way to insert a table is to click the Format as Table button in the Styles group on the Home tab and then select a table style of your choice in the gallery that appears. Use this method if you want to apply a different table style as you create a table.
If you want to convert an existing Excel table back to a normal range of cells, select any cell in the table and then click the Convert to Range button on the Table Tools Design tab. All data and formatting is preserved.


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(NEWSER) – More pressure on the Redskins: The NFL team needs to change its "racist and derogatory" name, a resolution passed overwhelmingly by the DC Council says. The team's argument that the name is part of its heritage "is akin to saying to the Native American people ... your pain has less worth than our football memories," said council member David Grosso. The resolution passed is a watered-down version of one Grosso introduced earlier this year that called the name "insulting and debasing" and suggested the team be called the Redtails to honor the Tuskegee Airmen.


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A little rain may have spoiled the quantity of cars, but certainly not the quality of those on display at the annual Marietta Noon Lions Club Bill Drayer Memorial Car Show at East Muskingum Park....
Same OLD cars. Big bucks. Drive em around. Use them. Why just look at em?
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Selected Medicines in Development for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Selected Medicines in Development for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is the third leading cause of death in the United States. COPD is a chronic lung disease characterized by progressive limitations of the airflow in and out of the lungs, and increased shortness of breath as the disease progresses. It is often diagnosed after some lung capacity is already lost and therefore not fully reversible.
Last year, scientists made several significant genetic discoveries related to lung health. These findings provide new insight into the molecular basis of disease like COPD which researchers say could lead to new therapies.
Medicines in the current pipeline include:
Repairing Lung Tissue – An adult human stem cell therapy in development has shown in clinical trials to decrease levels of a protein found in the blood that is often elevated in response to inflammatory disease. The stem cells are isolated from healthy adult donors and have the ability to engraft and selectively differentiate into various types of tissue. In COPD, the stem cell therapy leads to lung tissue repair through release of tissue specific growth factors.
Underlying Inflammation – A medicine in development for COPD targets the disease-causing inflammation. It is an antagonist of the chemokine receptor (CXCR2) that potentially can reduce inflammation in COPD by inhibiting the activity of white blood cells (neutrophils) in response to lung tissue damage. When over-activated, these cells can result in additional tissue damage by releasing proteases, stimulating mucus secretion and other negative lung events.
Greater Efficacy – Several medicines in development are fixed-dose combinations of two or more medicines. One is a combination of two long-acting medicines with different biological actions. Both act to relax smooth muscles in the bronchial passages leading to improved lung function for up to 24 hours allowing for once-daily dosing.
Pathway to Inflammation – A human monoclonal antibody in development targets the interleukin-1 (IL-1) receptor pathway, a cytokine that contributes to airway inflammation often associated with COPD.


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Thief in Spider-Man garb snatches $6k in Hollywood
Published: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at 7:13 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at 7:13 a.m.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — It looks like Spider-Man does have sticky fingers.
Los Angeles police were searching Monday for a man in a Spider-Man costume who authorities say snatched $6,000 from a tour company office on Hollywood Boulevard.
Hollywood's Walk of Fame area is popular with street performers who dress as movie characters and try to earn tips by posing for photos with tourists.
Officer Chris No tells the Los Angeles Times (http://lat.ms/ZZl2LE ) that several street performers were questioned.
No one has been arrested.
The suspect also made off with credit card receipts.
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Playing its eighth road game in the last 10, the Texas A&M - Corpus Christi men's basketball team will face Lamar in Beaumont on Saturday. The Islanders are coming off a 75-71 loss at McNeese State on Thursday, while Lamar fell to Sam Houston State, 68-57.
• The Islanders have one of the youngest teams in Division I, with an average age of 20 years, four months and 11 days heading into today's matchup.
• The Islanders have shot 60 percent or better from the line in 12 of their 13 games, and have a .708 free-throw percentage – second best in the Southland and an improvement of .108 from a season ago.
• Will Nelson had 24 points and nine rebounds at McNeese State, his third game with 20 points or more this season.
• Johnathan Jordan leads the team in points in the paint, with 76, despite the fact that he is the shortest player on the team at 5-foot-10.
• A&M - Corpus Christi had seven turnovers last time out, the fourth time this season with fewer than 10 turns.
• The Islanders won the battle of the boards at Sam Houston State, 31-30, just the third time this season that they have outrebounded their opponent.
• Texas A&M - Corpus Christi is ineligible for the postseason because of poor results in the NCAA's Academic Progress Rate. No Islander who has played under Wilson had anything to do with the subpar score.
The Islanders and Cardinals meet for the 11th time since the Islanders restarted their athletics program in 1999. Lamar is 6-4 against Texas A&M - Corpus Christi, with matching 3-2 marks both in Corpus Christi and in Beaumont. The Cardinals have won the last two matchups against the Islanders after A&M - Corpus Christi won four straight contests against Lamar, sweeping the season series in both 2008-09 and 2009-10.
Last season, the two squads opened the Southland season by matching up at the American Bank Center. The Cardinals, led by 31 points from Mike James, knocked off the home squad 74-58. James went 12-for-16 from the field, knocking down four threes, en route to a stellar performance. However, of the 74 points scored in that game, only four were scored by players who are currently on the team. On the Islanders side, Johnathan Jordan scored 13 points, while Nate Maxey added eight from the returners.
The Islanders' struggles at the free-throw line were well documented last year. A&M - Corpus Christi shot just 360-for-600 (.600) at the line a year ago.
But this year, the team has improved significantly, hitting at a .708 clip that has them second in the Southland. The Islanders have four regulars shooting .703 or better, with Zane Knowles (10-for-18, .556) the only player with more than five attempts to sit below that threshhold. Hameed Ali leads the way at .826, while Joy Williamson is second at .759. Last time out, the Islanders went 22-for-27 at the line, led by a 12-for-13 performance by Johnathan Jordan.
In 2011-12, Texas A&M - Corpus Christi ranked 331st in the nation in free-throw shooting. As of Jan. 6, the Islanders sat 153rd in the nation this year. They have shot .600 or better in all but one game.
Despite the Islanders' struggles in the win column and with offensive fouls, the team has been surprisingly efficient when it comes to turnovers. A&M - Corpus Christi is averaging 12.2 per game – fewer than their opponents' 12.8 per game – and ranked 81st in the nation as of Jan. 6. The Islanders posted just seven turnovers at McNeese State, their fourth game this season with fewer than 10 turns.
Earlier in the year, the Islanders took care of the ball like no other time in program history.After posting six turnovers at Utah State – the second lowest total in school lore – the Islanders matched the school record with only five turns against Houston.
The Oklahoma contest was an obvious exception, though. The Islanders turned the ball over 18 times, and unlike previous contests where offensive fouls were the primary culprit, many of the turns were unforced. In fact, with the score 32-18, the Islanders turned in defensive stops on five straight possessions – but on each offensive possession that followed, committed a turnover. It marked just the third game this season that the Islanders had more than 15 turnovers (19 against TLU, 16 at Toledo).
Nonetheless, it is a marked improvement from the ball control for the team from last season. A&M - Corpus Christi averaged 15.2 turnovers per game and ranked 291st in the country out of 338 teams. The Islanders had 14 games with 15 turnovers or more last year, and just three with 10 or fewer.
No newcomer on the Islanders roster came in with higher expectations than junior Will Nelson. The skilled wing was expected to play a major role in the team's offensive output, and he has shown on several occasions that he has the ability to fulfill those expectations.
The McNeese State contest was the most recent example, as the Louisiana native thrived in his return to his home state, knocking down four threes en route to 24 points and nine rebounds in 38 minutes of action. It marked Nelson's third game this season with 20 points or more and his seventh with at least eight rebounds.
He posted the lone double-double for the Islanders this season with 24 points and 14 rebounds against Stephen F. Austin, going 9-for-17 from the field. His career high in points is 28, when he added eight rebounds against Houston. In that game, though, he went 9-for-28 from the floor, the second-most attempts in a single game in Islanders lore.
The junior college transfer is averaging 14.1 points and 7.1 rebounds for the Islanders, both marks leading the team. He has struggled a bit with his accuracy, though, shooting .357 overall and .310 from beyond the arc.
Nelson is attending his fifth different school in the last five years. He took last season off of basketball to focus on academics at Dodge City Community College. Prior to that, he played a year each at Hutchinson CC and Baton Rouge CC after graduating from Port Allen (La.) High School.
He's only a sophomore, but Houston native Johnathan Jordan has been thrust into the role of leader on the young Islanders squad. Jordan led the Southland in assists per game in 2011-12, and despite his newbie status was also among the leaders in minutes per game.
Jordan was outstanding as a distributor a season ago, but his growth as a scorer is notable. After averaging 6.5 points last year, the point guard has contributed 12.3 points per game, largely on his ability to get to the rim and the free-throw line. Despite his 5-foot-10 frame, he leads the team with 76 points in the paint and has hit a team-best 59 free throws, including a 12-for-13 performance at the line against McNeese. His 12 free throws are tied for fourth-most in a game in Islanders history.
Perhaps more impressive is Jordan's all-around game. His distribution is what he is most known for, and with 4.5 assists per game this year, he sits third in the Southland, a statistic that is at least partially hampered by the Islanders' shooting struggles on the season. He is just three assists away from becoming the sixth player in Islanders history with 200 career assists, and is on pace to crack the top four by the end of his sophomore season.
Jordan is also strong on the glass, having grabbed five-plus rebounds six times this year. He shows high on the stamina scale as well, where he is second in the Southland at 35.0 minutes per game. He has been on the court for 37 minutes or more six times this year.
The diminutive guard is one of the most athletic Islanders, as evidenced by his two slam-dunk contest championships, thanks to his 48-inch running vertical leap. His 138 assists last season set a school record.
In a freshman class that is punctuated by a trio of skilled guards – Brandon Pye, Jelani Currie and Cole Martinez – the first-year player who has shined brightest has been a post from Leighton Buzzard, England, Dale Francis. The Canarias Basketball Academy product has been one of the most consistent performers for the Islanders as of late.
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Woland wrote: You can use Spotify on mobile devices in some parts of Europe. People use that for listening to music here, it costs 9,99 €/month for mobile (4,99 € if you don't want the mobile thingy), or you can use it for free with ads.
It pretty much means you can stream all the music you want from a huuuuge library (~ 10 million tracks and growing all the time) on your phone and it's relatively cheap. You can also share playlists and whatnot very easily.
This seems to be where it's at in this part of the world.
redball wrote: Cheap products is where old technology goes to die. The point isn't that in 2 years no corded digital music players will exist. It's that in a short time the higher end stuff will all sync via the cloud and the middle tier stuff will follow that.
As for the PC dying... It will certainly live on to some extent. I think corporations will start moving back to a thin-client style of machine where the box on your desk will be similar to the Apple TV in size and it'll hold enough crap locally to survive a short term network outage but that's about it. At home there will be more single unit devices like the iMac and other forms of desktop computers will become less and less frequent, rapidly being replaced by phones and laptops. The current laptop set will likely use tablets and phones and heavy keyboard interaction will be facilitated with setups like this:
If you have a laptop now and you dock it to get bigger screens and better keyboard then imagine the same setup, only you've dropped your phone into a cradle instead. There will be that too.
Captiv8 wrote: Both Will Smith and Denzel Washington have shown us that MP3 players are integral parts of the apocalypse.


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Around lunchtime Tuesday, workers at the daycare were startled by a noise.
"We were putting our kids down for a nap and all of a sudden we heard this big boom and it sounded like something actually landed on our roof," said Edeana Gans.
That boom was a flaming SUV just a few feet from a house behind the preschool. Police said James Russell had set fire to it after trying to get inside the house where two teen girls and an infant were inside. They said it all stemmed from a domestic incident on Monday.
"The police officers came through the building and told us that they didn't have a chance to apprehend the man and put us on lockdown. We were worried about maybe he jumped the fence and was out in our back playground. When I opened up my back shades, I didn't know what I might see," said Gans.
A group of people on their lunch break happened to drive by the house and took pictures after calling for help. Police said they found Russell later Tuesday evening at a relative's home on Cardwell Lane. They said he had burns to his face and hands. He was treated at the hospital and taken to the Franklin County Regional Jail where he faces arson and wanton endangerment charges.
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The Carthage High School wrestling program recognized five athletes Tuesday night during its annual awards banquet.
The season concluded almost three weeks ago with the Class 3 state wrestling tournament in Columbia.
Trevor Feagans, a junior who reached 100 career wins this season quicker than any other Carthage wrestler, finished second in the state at 132 pounds during the tournament in Columbia. On Tuesday, Feagans was recognized as the Most Valuable Wrestler for the 2011-12 season.
Senior Larry Swinehart, another state qualifier, earned the Hustle Award. Swinehart wrestled at 160 pounds this season.
Seth Logan, a 138-pound freshman and state qualifier, was named the Rookie of the Year.
River Maggard, a 126-pound sophomore, earned the JV Wrestler of the Year award.
Sophomore Blaine Perry, who wreslted at 285 pounds, was named Carthage's Most-Improved wrestler.
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- Feb 6:
- Jamaican team 'cool' running at Sochi Olympics
- Evgeni Plushenko helps Russia take charge in Winter Olympics' team figure skating
- Purdy: Sochi citizens taking no fear approach to Olympics
- Mercury News editorial: Olympics reveal true character of participants -- and hosts
- Hannah Kearney sizzles in moguls qualifying
- Winter Olympics: Reporter returns to Sochi after two decades, finds grown up town
- Course tame as men's slopestyle begins
- Winter Olympics: Your Thursday update
- Team skate competition begins
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SOCHI, Russia -- As an old Cossack snowboarder once said, you only get one chance to make a first Olympic impression.
So. I can report that with the 2014 Winter Games just hours away, our Russian hosts are making a first impression that features muddy unfinished landscaping, stray dogs being rounded up (and perhaps poisoned), thousands of police patting down every train passenger or spectator, plus an unresolved cloud of gay discrimination.
Oh, yes. There's also a downhill ski course that might be too hazardous. It caused a practice session to be cut short Thursday.
In other words, everything is in tiptop shape and ready to go! Just ask the boss!
"Russia has created a wonderful example for all Olympic Games," Dmitry Chernyshenko, president of the Sochi Organizing Committee, told the media here Thursday.
Yes, the man actually said those words, according to the English translation in my earphone. In the auditorium, I pondered a follow-up question. But I chose to save my energy for the next pat-down. After just two days, I am getting to know some of these police officers much too well, if you know what I mean.
The Russians definitely have made a memorable first impression on me. Mostly with their bathrooms.
The other night when I checked into my hotel room, I was prepared to duck and cover. I had heard horror stories from early-arriving other journalists about accommodations that either were not completely constructed or plagued by discolored (and ice cold) water.
I must be the luckiest guy beneath the nearby Caucasus Mountains. My room has all the required elements assembled properly -- even if the bulb in my bedside lamp did burn out when I flipped the switch. And my bathroom? I absolutely love my bathroom.
Other toilet facilities here have become infamous on Instagram or Twitter feeds, either for double-wide seats or shoddy plumbing. My bathroom is strange but beautiful. It isn't equipped with a hair dryer, but it has two toilet brushes. There's also a built-in fire hose. Yes, a fire hose. It hangs on the wall behind the tank. I guess if Bob Costas starts playing with matches over at the NBC studio and creates a conflagration, I am all set.
I laughed at the bathroom setup. But frankly, it caused me to cut average Russian citizens a break. Many of them are trying so hard -- perhaps too hard, given the extra toilet brush and fire hose -- to make these Olympics work.
And I think they will. Inside the venues, construction is complete, even if the ground outside is in rough shape. I narrowly avoided stepping in wet concrete several times as I strolled around the Olympic Park and downtown Sochi.
But the athletes are all here and will doubtless put on their typical inspiring show. The 70,000 security and law enforcement personnel, tasked with keeping us safe, appear to know what they're doing. The largely young Olympic volunteers have smiles on their faces and are eager to help. Russians can be unfairly stereotyped as dour and sinister. With their Eastern European accents, they all sound like James Bond villains.
That's definitely true for Dmitry Kozak, the country's deputy prime minister, who owns a voice deeper than the Black Sea in Sochi Harbor. Kozak, one of President Vladimir Putin's chief aides, spent Thursday fending off tough questions -- such as the one about those terrorist threats that have frightened many potential spectators.
Kozak said the worry is unfounded.
"In any sporting event on the planet, terrorism has the same nature," he explained. "The level of threat in Sochi is no worse than in New York, Washington or Boston. Based on information received from our intelligence services, there's no reason to believe Sochi is under more threat than any city on the planet."
Uh, wrong. Those other cities don't have one of the world's nastiest confirmed terrorist areas just 300 miles from here, in Chechen territory. It's the equivalent of living in the Bay Area and having known terrorists in Los Angeles. In December, a suicide bomber struck a train station in Volgograd, a 12-hour drive away. On Wednesday, I took a train ride from the Olympic Park into downtown Sochi. The security process -- and pat-down -- was more intense than at the venues themselves.
At his media session, Kozak was asked zero questions about the area's hundreds of abandoned stray dogs, which roam the streets here freely but are being rounded up. He did, however, address Russia's law against "gay propaganda," which has drawn almost universal scorn. There could be protests by athletes on the medal stand.
Scott Blackmun, the U.S. Olympic Committee's chief executive officer, said Thursday that he just wants the games to start and grab momentum.
"Once the competition begins, stories will be about the sports and athletes," he said. "And not the other details."
But you know what they say about details, right? And the devil in them? Here, a devil of some sort seems to be lurking around every wet concrete corner. I'm prepared for anything. Everyone should be.
Now, if you will excuse me, I must go back to my bathroom and put out any fires.
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The Advocate reports that the forms were to be distributed Thursday.
The state Office of Conservation on Monday directed Texas Brine Co. to install methane monitors and ventilation systems to avoid an undetected accumulation of methane in enclosed spaces inside slab-foundation homes.
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I want to run the Double O, Osky and Ottumwa in one day. What say all of you? I would look for sponsors of course, and try to make it cool, but don't wanna step on any toes. Have thought about this for YEARS......
Of course living in both places and playing Osky and Wildwood (first played Wildwood in 1978?-some type of festival activity)...miss the martian cones.
Miss Grahams, and Dutch letters of coruse.
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With true-to-life detail and heart-racing action, EA Sports 2010 FIFA World Cup for PS3 is the next best thing to having been in Johannesburg.
Competing as any of 199 teams (not just the 32 who qualified), you play from qualification to the final! Syncs up with the net for a crazy amount of online options including, for the first time ever, the ability to play out the 2010 FIFA World Cup in a full and authentic online tournament mode.
You play under the same conditions that your real-world heroes faced in South Africa, from the group stage through the knockout rounds to the chance to be crowned 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa champion. For fans of countries that failed to qualify, this is the chance to replay and re-write history.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi men's tennis team lost a hard fought match against nationally ranked South Alabama on Sunday evening. The Islanders suffered a 5-0 loss in a non-tournament match against one of the other participants in the 46th Annual HEB Tournament of Champions.
The Islanders are no 7-8 on the year, while the Jaguars improved to 8-3 this season. Coming off of a third-place finish in the HEB Tournament of Champions, Texas A&M – Corpus Christi fell in a closely contested match against one of the best teams in the nation.
In doubles, USA played tough from the start, taking an 8-2 final over Andrew Maingot and Nathan Robinson at the No. 3 position. Alex Pavlov and Pietro Jordan played a close match at No. 2 doubles, falling 8-4 to USA to clinch the point for the Jaguars. Aurelien Tave and Peter Nagy were not as fortunate at No. 1, falling by an 8-2 score to complete doubles play.
In singles, with several of the matches being closely contested. Nagy led early on at No. 1 singles, while Fernando Llorens trailed early, but rallied for the first set victory.
The first match to finish was No. 3 singles, where Gergo Weidinger suffered a 6-2, 6-2 loss to make it a 2-0 lead for USA. Jordao's match was next to be completed, as the freshman had to retire from the match.
The clinching point came at No. 1 singles, with Nagy taking a 6-4, 6-0 defeat. The final match to finish was No. 4 singles, as Robinson battled throughout before falling 7-5, 6-3 to complete the scoring at 5-0.
Tave and Llorens had their matches go unfinished when the coaches agreed to stop play.
Next up for the Islanders will be a Southland Conference match at a neutral site in Beaumont on March 11 against Nicholls. The Colonels are currently in the ITA National Rankings and will be another tough test for the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi team.
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Singles competition:
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2. Aurelien Tave (AMCC) vs. Bernard, Alex (USA) 5-7, 0-3, unfinished
3. Leitner, Daniel (USA) def. Gergo Weidinger (AMCC) 6-2, 6-2
4. Hall, Cody (USA) def. Nathan Robinson (AMCC) 7-5, 6-3
5. Fernando Llorens (AMCC) vs. Gregor, Blake (USA) 6-4, 2-6, 2-1, unfinished
6. Kruger, Dauw (USA) def. Pietro Jordao (AMCC) 6-1, 4-2, retired
Doubles competition:
1. Bocaert, Romain/Bernard, Alex (USA) def. Aurelien Tave/Peter Nagy (AMCC) 8-2
2. Bartsch, Hanno/Kuehne, Christian (USA) def. Alex Pavlov/Pietro Jordao (AMCC) 8-4
3. Leitner, Daniel/Hall, Cody (USA) def. Andrew Maingot/Nathan Robinson (AMCC) 8-2
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South Alabama 8-3; National ranking #61
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 7-8
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Christmas musical Friday
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The Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center will play host for one night to the touring musical "The Forgotten Carols."
The show starts at 7 p.m. Friday at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center.
The musical is also a soon-to-be movie that focuses on the meaning of Christmas.
The Vandebilt Catholic High School Choir will perform as part of the show.
Tickets cost $20 and can be purchased at the Civic Center box office on Barrow Street near La. 311.
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I'm really quite proud of how the new Princeton Facilities turned out. The project went extremely smooth, and I like to think I had something to do with that.
Tuesday, Jun. 9, 2009
Another article on The Chronicle of Higher Education regarding the Princeton Reunions Mobile Site. I guess I'm going to have to add some screen shots of the site.
Monday, Jun. 8, 2009
Got some good feedback on the iPhone app/site I worked on the icons for at Alumni Futures. You can view the "Reunions Mobile" site here.
Wednesday, Apr. 15, 2009
Excellent response from BMW to Audi's billboard. See it here.
Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2008
Finally received Them Bones BBQ business cards and posted them as quickly as I could. The pics turned out pretty good, after much fiddling. I need to update the website with the tweaked logo, and I'll be posting that also.


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Regarding the recent Koran burning in Florida, do you believe that Pastor Terry Jones is either morally or legally culpable?
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USA is to justify . Or any terrorist act perpetrated by some unperceivable slight of Islam, and Americans commit punishable acts by Shariah Law daily.
they burn our flags, we burn there koran
I would encourage people to consider the base line, a Minister burned a book and a mob murdered 20 people in response cutting off two heads of the victims. Burning a book justifies killing 20 people, what are you thinking? To suggest that the Pastor did not have a right to burn a book within the Sovereign borders of the USA is to justify 9-11. Or any terrorist act perpetrated by some unperceivable slight of Islam, and Americans commit punishable acts by Shariah Law daily. This Pastor did excatly the right thing, better we confront the issue now than ten years down the road when Obama and a Military that has gone native lose or undermine all perspective on American liberties.
I would encourage people to consider the base line, a Minister burned a book and a mob murdered 20 people in response cutting off two heads of the victims. Burning a book justifies killing 20 people, what are you thinking? To suggest that the Pastor did not have a right to burn a book within the Sovereign borders of the USA is to justify 9-11. Or any terrorist act perpetrated by some unperceivable slight of Islam, and Americans commit punishable acts by Shariah Law daily. This Pastor did excatly the right thing, better we confront the issue now than ten years down the road when Obama and a Military that has gone native lose or undermine all perspective on American liberties.
You're right. Wouldn't it be a shame if those middle-eastern whacko's stopped acting like our best friends, stopped sending us millions in Aid money, stopped defending our country for us, and stopped selling us oil at such low prices, all because a few Korans got burned? If they don't like what one person in Florida does we should immediately restrict the Constitutional Rights of all Americans, and tell our president to stoop much lower when he kisses their butts (again).
we haven't killed enough of them yet! Too bad, so sad but we won WWII NOT because we were 'better' or 'right' or even because we had 'God on our side'. THERE ARE NO 'GOOD' WARS. We won because we killed every man who wanted to kill or be killed for his country. We killed a bunch of other people besides who didn't want to kill or be killed for their country, old men, women and children. When we stopped killing people the one's who were left didn't want to kill or be killed. They wanted to live and they didn't care who was in charge. When we kill enough of these people they will give us Qur'ans to burn! It's that or...
(The not so)Reverend Jones burned the Quran he is both morally and legally responsible for that act alone. If the book he burned was bought and paid for by him it is his to do with as he desires. If the actual burning was done on property owned by him or with the permission of the property owner there shouldn't be any felony arson problems and if it was done, as it was, during a time when seasonal burnings are done without the need of burn permits it appears no laws were broken vis a vis the actual burning.
Was it moral to burn a book, any book? Your call.
However, without a doubt tantrums resulting in murder are the sole responsibility, legally and morally, of the barbarians committing those crimes. Whether Rev. Jones knew or should have known is immaterial. He didn't commit the barbarous acts and civilized people don't murder nonchristians when Islamists or others burn Bibles.
Robert Ireland - Post 174 (PUFL)
We should cut off Foreign Aid to any country that allows the burning of our flag. They should do the same to us any time someone in the US burns a Koran.
Those radical idiots are burning US flags every day! Maybe that crazy guy in Florida should keep on burning Koran's until the flag burners finish killing each other.
Hmmm, someone burns a koran here and thousands of muslims over there riot and kill each other. Sounds like a strategy to me.
If a muslim burned a bible would America
riot and murder??? No @#*&%^ way.
I am from NYC. The Towers falling while it is an image the world will remember is especially meaningful to a "New Yorker". Al Qaeda and Taliban will continue practicing Sharia Law burning or not. We will remember the 10Th anniversary this year(2011)because it is a milestone. Lets remember Patriots Day (9/11) was established for honoring those that died in the Towers as well as our soldiers that continue to sacrifice in the fight against terrorism. I burned the Quran in front my AL Posts below our American Flag during a post barbecue on 9/10. The Towers, Pentagon and American Flagships (Shanksville Pa, PanAm 103)had our flag flying. I noticed a variety of "Memorable Reactions" by post "Lounge Lizards". My only regret is that I did not think of burning a Quran first instead of "Pastor Publicity". I could have used a trip to NYC to meet the Imam to tell him what I felt about their Muslim Community Center two blocks from the Towers Memorial. The post won't forget 9/11 in the future. TMCKMA
Veterans, If You're going to spend time, whether to contemplate/differentiate between the Morals in a predominately Immoral Society. Then you'll be here for awhile! As I see from the comments, alot have been.
I don't believe this is even remotely linked to the War Issue, at ALL. When you enter the military, you better well be prepared to Fight, Kill & Sacrifice Your Life, for the Nation, in which You Serve, period! Regardless, of Service Branch & Military Occupational Specialty. NOT to mention, Stateside & Civilian Acts are by Their Choice. The Vietnam Era Veterans, especially, out there should've realized this, above the rest. What this Pastor does is of NO Consequence, to You or I or the Military. ONLY a Liberal Revissionist/Progressionist Minded Sympathizer would consider it otherwise. In My Opinion. Semper Fidelis. De Oppresso Liber.
What an act of intolerance, disrespect and idiocy. Sure, the stupid man had the right to burn the Koran, as a matter of free speech. Even though the moron had the right to do it, was it the right thing to do? Just as the right exists to build a mosque at ground zero in New York, is it the right thing to do? Fundamentalists give Christianity and Islam a bad reputation. For myself, I am befuddled about the concept of religion, as it may have started thousands of years ago to where it is today.
For the westbrook church
I am happy to know there is a hell and vengeance belongs to the Lord.
Luke 16:13
Terry was right to burn the Koran but I don't think he should have burned the Koran while our troops are in harm's way.
Burning the Koran is simply burning trash. mohammed was a pedophile. I am glad I am not in charge I would pull our troops home and nuke all muslims. They have no idea how many people like me they are creating. Their sands will be turned to a sheet of glass and their mountains will be brought down. Will the Lord do this or will we still his vengeance? The muslims know in their heart that they have to take action themselves to prop up their false religion because God is not with them. God is with the Israel's and true Christians.
Where is the love in vengeance? The Lord claims Vengeance.
I have to agree. I am almost always on the liberal side of an argument, but this one -- I can't do it. I think we should organize a Quran Burning event nationwide. If every newspaper had printed the Danish cartoon about evil Allah, it would have shown the world that terrorists, and extremists who feel theirs is the only way, would have had to think twice about taking on the world. The idiot in Florida notwithstanding, this is and should be made to be a FREE SPEECH issue.
Yeah, he has the right here in America to be an idiot and put lives in jeopardy by burning the Koran. He also has the right to USE COMMON SENSE. If he lived in a Muslim country,HE would be one of the radicals chopping out heads!
The decision to burn the Koran was based on the belief that the christen god is the true god and to send the message you will be tortured in hell if you don't follow the bible. The response by Muslims was that the Koran is sacred because god wrote it and the punishment for disrespect is death. (Not sure which action "god" would view as most immoral, damning someone to eternal torture for not believing in Jesus or sending someone to meet their maker for disrespecting god's book.) The stupidity of either position is mind boggling but is consistent with the history of religious competition. It defies logic that people continue to believe a superior being floating in the clouds controls the world. If the humanist philosophy prevailed that we, not god, are responsible for ourselves and for our fellow man society would not tolerate such immoral behavior in the name of a god and the world would be a better place.
What is more mind boggling is assuming that man left to his own machinations in the form of your humanist philosophy would do any better than they are now. Stalin was very much a believer in the humanist theory and wanted nothing to do with God, and millions died under his watch. How about that religion free society that starves their own people in North Korea? How about Cambodia and the killing fields? You are so fast to point out the stupidity of both positions, but you are not even aware of the history of your own, so which is worse? Or perhaps you are and just don't want to put the real facts on the table. The guy, while not the brightest, has his first amendment rights, regardless of how silly he may be, but it in no way whatsoever makes him the moral equivalent of those beasts and murderers that jump at ANY excuse to kill the infidel. Open a history book and learn about the history of atheistic and humanist following, you won't find it to be as rosy as you profess it to be
The burning of the Kuran is wrong. Think of it this way...should the bible be burned? Should the flag be burned? These things are represenative of a people not represenative of terrorists. A whole civilization cannot be blamed for the actions of a few. Terry Jones was morally wrong!
Pastor Terry Jones is free to burn any book that he desires as long as he is the owner or has permission of the owner to do so, and also it should not be the concern of anyone but himself when he does.
As long as we continue to read the press about them they will continue to get press coverage! The press is on a feeding frenzy...and we are supporting the press. The only way to stop them is for EVERY Veteran to send a letter to your newspaper (and to your editor) with a request to terminate your subscription to the local paper and the reason is because they are sensationalizing the Westboro Scumbags & you believe Veterans deserve to be treated better.
Why is it that we as American's have to be so concerned about the rest of the world's opinions that we can not express ourselves as individuals. I would not have burned the Koran, But I will fight to defend the right of those who do. We must not let the extremists anywhere tell us how we as free American's can express ourselves. We do not restrict rights of other's to express themselves, and go on a rampage of destruction and killing to express ourselves, because we do not like what is expressed in some other part of the world. Stand up be strong be a free America.
I agree completely!
I think the sad thing is, that if this were a Bible being burnt I doubt anyone would have noticed. Why is it that when anyone who isn't a foreigner or a minority does this type of thing it's a major deal. So they're upset that their holy book was burnt, oh well! I'm not happy with the things they do but I don't react like they have. Bump them if they don't like it, I could care less.
I spell his name in small print because he is a very small person trying to become somebody. When does it become ok to lower yourself to the level of the people that you you don't approve of. It hurts to have someone burn our Bible and our Flag and it angers us. Do you really think that you will make a positive case in point by acting in like manner? NO, all you do is show them that you are no better than the ones you are angry at. Think dear people, doing on to them as they have done onto you is not the answer and you all know it.
While the burning was stupid, the reaction says more about the Muslims than it does about the Pastor.
Having the RIGHT to do something has never automatically made it the RIGHT THING to do. This applies to burning the Koran, the flag, or building a Mosque at ground zero. Whatever happened to common sense, good taste, and respect for others? Because those exact words are not in the Bill of Rights, does that mean we don't have to abide by them? It seems to me that common sense and respect for others was implied in the original Declaration of Independence with the phrase "Pursuit of Happiness". I fail to see how any of the above mentioned actions could actually bring any form of "happiness" to anyone. While I agree that people should not be held legally responsible for the actions of others, I think they should accept a moral responsibility for the end results of their own actions.
The fighting words doctrine in the United Staes Constititutional law, is a limitation to freedom of speech as protected by the First admendent to the United States constitution. In its 9-0 decesion, Chaplinsky v New Hampshire(1942), the U.S. supreme court established the doctrine and held that isulting or fighting words: Those that by their very ulterance inflict injury or tend to incite in immediate breach of the peace are among the well-defined and narrowly limited classes of speech that the prevention and punshment of i.e. have been thought to raise any constitutional problem. Hey supreme court wake up and stop these manics that twist the law its time our government step in also look at the 14 amendment
During the sixties anti-war protesters burned the American flag. It was allowed because we have freedom of speech guaranteed by the first amendment that also guarantees that we can practice our chosen religion. I did not like the flag being desecrated but it comes with the territory called freedom.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
I was extremely offended when some Mexican students hung their flag ABOVE an upsidedown American Flag, but I didn't run about killing every Mexican I saw! Those people over there have absolutely no sense of self control, that's why their women have to go about with nothing but their eyeballs showing!!!
One simple fact and/or observation:
An American Christian burns a Koran and the world screams!
Muslims kill U.N. workers in retaliation and the world says and does nothing!
Do I see a similarity between Nazi Germany and the Muslim Radicals?
The world needs to wake up and see what's happening!
I agree wholeheartedly with your assessment (PIAFREDUX)KORAN BARBECUE. Now if our LIBERAL SHARIA LOVING audience wants to assail any American for for following his/her conscience or religion under OUR CONSTITUTION, let them reap the seeds they sow in allowing muslim intimidation of OUR WAY OF LIFE.
It is both illegal and immoral to yell "Fire" in a crowded theater. This is the kind of act Pastor Jones did. He should have been more conscientious. He probably invited the media to his shenanigans so he has responsibility there. The media ran with sensationalism to make a buck. Both parties are equally responsible. I am an ordained minister cannot believe any minister can preach forgiveness and love out of one side of their mouth and spew such hatred out of the other. The crucifixion of Jesus was the most vile act ever. Yet, he chastized Peter for defending Jesus when Peter cut off the ear of one of the usurpers. That is love and forgiveness.
It seems to me that neither Pastor Jones nor the Muslims truly understand love and forgiveness.
as a Christian, Christ teach tolerance and love. He did not try to change Jews, He just said be the best Jew you can be for an example. He did not care what kind of tree you were, just be the best tree you could be. Judging no one.
So, why is it that some hairbag can burn or otherwise desecrate our flag or a Christian Bible and call it art or free speech, but people get outraged about the Koran? As a career Senior NCO, and a Christian, I don't agree with what he did, but if he felt morally strongly enough about it, then why all of the fuss?
I spent my entire adult life (so far) defending the Constitution of the United States so that citizens of the United States could practice their Constitutional rights without fear of reprisals. While burning the Koran would not have been my choice I don't think any American citizen should abstain from exercising their Constitution rights out of fear or threats. Especially from threats emanating from foreign nationals.
The First Amendment does not protect such speech as yelling "fire" in a theatre because of the inherent risk of a human stampede. There is no equivalent decision for the burning of holy books, so legally he is not culpable. Morally, however, he is culpable. I think it is fair to say for a preacher, he seems far from being a moral person.
Ron Kriel
CAPT USN (Ret.)
I agree with you Capt USN, I think he should rethink being a preacher.
What do you do when you blame Pastor Jones for gratuitous murders he did not commit? You enforce Moslem sharia law - you support Ayatollah Khomeini's fatwah that ordered Moslems to murder novelist Salman Rushdie to establish among us infidels that Moslems and Islam are our masters in their endless "Who's your Daddy?" lethal game: you condemn a free man for execising his freedom of speech and this makes you a good little dhimmi who enforces Mohammedanism's sharia law - not our US Bill of Rights.
I pray you should wake up to this, to what you're really doing, which is to help Mohammedans to intimidate & silence people by threats and deeds of violence to carry out the Moslem aim to destroy free speech - and with it, free thought; wake up to how Moslems see your submission to their sharia prohibitions as their rightful due to them from your dhimmitude: wake up to this so that none of us feels he has to play good little dhimmi & bow to and enforce sharia for the Moslems.
What the pastor did was nothing. Watch Ann Barnhardt from Colorado as she burns the Koran one page at a time. Most educational. I'll vote for her anytime. I tried to paste the link, but this site won't let me. Just try looking her up on youtube.
It seems that it is okay for people to desigrate the American Flag while we do nothing but, let some american desigrate the Koran and the musslims riot and kill americans. Some how the radicals win again.
The pastor should have used some common sense and realized that the radical musslims would take drastic actions against americans. Freedom of speach is great but, sometimes there ar formidable consequences.
There is no room in our society for censorship. Every person has the right to free speech, and the Koran is an expression of speech.
Burning books or statements of ANY kind, including our American Flag, has no place in our society. It is an overt act of aggression and must not be allowed.
Burning the Koran is an expression also.
It is interesting that some want to blame this idiot cult leader for the MUSLIMS murdering non=muslims because their "prophet" or "scriptures" were insulted.
The only people in the US that are to blame for this are the MEDIA, who made sure that it went out to the world, knowing what would happen.
The westboro cult is much more harmful, deliberately trying to hurt mourners at military funerals. Where is the outrage about that?
Flag desecration is protected as "free speech" in our country. I have seen people desecrate the bible, and that is protected speech. But these terrorists are allowed to murder anyone that disagrees with their beliefs is acceptable? Riots all over the islamic world because of a cartoon? How long would that last if a SINGLE "Christian" were to do anything along those lines.
This is just another idiot wanting 5 minutes of fame on CNN. If the cameras hadn't of been there, we wouldn't be talking about this. MUCH of the blame can go to the national media - they TOO knew that this was going to cause unrest. Why they would "honor" such an idiot is beyond me......OOPS! Sorry....I forgot about the "bottom line".....
If he gets "taken out" by some Muslim, I personally will not lose sleep over it. "Reap what ye sow...."
If you know that your actions( buring the Koran) could lead to harm to others, why do it???, Yes it is legal, but it is not morally or political correct. Just like the Westboro church, they both have moral issues(they do not have any morals)
The survey choices don't cover what the situation is. Jones is free to do what he did. He is not responsible, either morally or legally, for what morons in the Middle East might do.
However, he said he was doing it to highlight religious tolerance. So, I want to point out how Christlike I am about other people's religion, by acting like them and burning their scriptures? Not so sure that's logical.
To disrespect anyones belief is reason for WAR. How would you feel if you see someone burn the American flag, US Constitution, bible or even a cross of Jesus etc.? Where does it say its legal to burn anything, this is not freedom of speech its an action that should have been dealt with differently. I believe Terry Jones should have been locked up for what he did. Its people like him that piss off people in other countries against us Americans.
Terry Jones may be an idiot, but he just won in the US supreme court the right to demonstrate at military funerals. Should that be an act of war also? Can we go out and kill people that don't believe in him. Wake up.
Snyder v Phelps (2011) protected protests of public protestors at a funernal against tort liabiltiy. Court ruled 8-1 for Phelps. You ever watch Rain Maker? It shows how people with money try to beat out good people, problem is we all not lawyers and its this kind of thing gets folks talking and thinking. I think Thomas Jefferson were alive he would go back and change some admendents and articles to the constitution now for todays problems with the law. Look likes to me our vote for wrong people in government, making changes and judgements that have showed that they made bad decisions,the bottom line its all about money, has nothing to do with peace and we the people. I have had opportunity to live in these countries as a vet and guest what they are no different than us when its comes to their own beliefs. So who is right, who is wrong, I'm not God I'm not for any wars wonder why; but when you do something to me or anybody thats good, kill them all and let God sort them out
It was Phelps, not Jones who won that Supreme Court decision!!!
They can burn every damn copy of the Kuran in this country and kick all the Muslims out as far as I'm concerned. My opinion!
Where in the Bible does it say to sit back like sheep and not oppose a false religion?
It is ridiculous to blame the pastor for this. I am shocked and amazed that 51% of the people in this poll, (so-called patriots) would buy into this garbage. If you go burn my Bible, or my flag or a picture of my mother, I am mad but I don't go killing people. The only ones to blame for this are the murdering bast**ds that did the killing!
Where were the media when Americans were drug thru streets, or hung, or had their heads chopped off ? Let a few of those whiny - I can't think of a printable vile term - get killed, and have their killing televised for the world to see what the koran freaks are really all about and Maybe people will wake up and realize what the real problem with islam is.
He's had his 15 minute of fame, now let him go away.
It seems that so called "Christian ministers" like Terry Jones and that Westboro church are getting a lot of media attention lately. Although they may have a right to express themselves under the 1st amendment, they also have a moral obligation as Christians to act responsibly, show compassion and to love their precieved enemies. It is churches like these that gives Christianity a bad name.They seem to more interested in following their own hate filled agenda than in being true followers of Jesus. There is a 30 year old hymnn that we sing in the Catholic Church which quotes John 13:35 that states that "they will know we are Christians by our love, by our love. They will know we are Christians by our love". Were's the Love Terry?
What's difference between his so called freedom of speech and Westboro freedom to protest funnerals of returning servicemembers? If our entire military is so unstable in any region that they can't handle the consequences of one preacher that never served a day then it's time to rethink the situation! I don't agree with what he did but the rest of the world doesn't have a problem with burning anything American even bodies for that matter!!


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