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Police: Pastor kills self after hitting 7-year-old with car
Published: Thursday, December 27, 2012 at 11:24 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 27, 2012 at 11:24 a.m.
A Houma pastor killed himself Wednesday after hitting a 7-year-old with his car, according to police.
Robert McGuire, 53, was driving near 224 Hellier St. in Houma when he hit the boy, who was riding a motor scooter, and left the scene, Houma Police said.
McGuire was the pastor of Houma's Genesis Baptist Church, Jones Funeral Home confirmed.
Police said the boy, who they are not identifying, was knocked unconscious but woke up when officers arrived. The child was treated at Terrebonne General Medical Center for bruises and a concussion but is recovering well.
Police said they found McGuire's gold Chrysler 300 at a house on Triple Court. Officers tried to enter the house and were eventually let in by McGuire's wife. McGuire was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.
The wreck and shooting remain under investigation, police said.
A family member who answered the phone at McGuire's house declined to comment.
McGuire celebrated his fifth year at the church in July.
The funeral home said services for McGuire would not be held until sometime next week.
Staff Writer Matthew Albright can be reached at 448-7635 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Walk through Macy's and you can spot or hear them from yards away. They are usually hustling excitedly around the Guess bags, or chattering in the Tommy Hilfiger section.
They are in groups of two or three, usually laughing, and calling each other over to do rough dollar to Euro conversions. Upon discovery of the conversion, they squeal in delight and express disbelief.
They are the Irish shoppers in New York City. In the height of the Celtic Tiger boom it was once reported that one-third of the shoppers in Macy's around this time of year were Irish.
Although not represented quite as well this year, the Irish are still holding their own in Macys, and in New York City.
The Irish Voice caught up with some Irish shoppers in Macy's in Herald Square on Monday, and while not too thrilled to be interrupted during their shopping binge, they were happy to have a quick chat.
KerryLee Hampenstall and Tracy Byrne, best friends from Dublin, got off the plane an hour before setting foot in Macys. Looking fresh after a seven-hour flight, the ladies are in New York with their daughters for shopping purposes only. They both have a budget of approximately $1,000 for shopping.
"And my husband's credit card!," laughs Tracy.
Both KerryLee and Tracey have been to New York before, but it is their daughters' first time. "They have a budget of around $3,000," says Tracey. "They want to get Tiffany bracelets, Mac make-up, Ugg boots, and Guess bags."
How do the prices compare to home? "No comparison," they say in unison.
"For example, the Guess bags here are less than half the price of the ones at home, and they are the up to date ones. Tommy Hilfiger jeans that I got here for $40 are €190 in Dundrum Shopping Center. The exact same ones!" exclaims KerryLee.
"It works out the same price as getting clothes at home, but we include a holiday as well," says Tracy.
The ladies treated their daughters to a limo ride from JFK Airport, as it was their first time here. "The driver opened the roof for them to stand up going through Times Square. They just kept saying, 'Oh my God,'" laughed Tracey.
Do they feel guilty going to New York shopping when there is a recession at home, and critics may blast them for spending their money in another economy?
"Not at all," says KerryLee. "If the government didn't tax things so heavily they would make more money because people would buy at home.
"We're paying decent taxes. I feel that the government are getting their chunk out of me way or another".
KerryLee was looking for a Juicy Couture handbag for her daughter, who lives in Australia.
"A big Juicy bag here is the same price as a small wallet in Ireland. Even by the time I pay for shipping to Australia it still works out cheaper."
They head off on the hunt for the bag in question. In two hours they would leave for Jersey Gardens outlet mall in New Jersey.
"All in a day's shopping," they laugh as they wave goodbye.
Sisters Maura, Antoinette, and Aine Moran are on a mission in New York -- to shop until they drop. The Mullingar, Co. Westmeath trio have a budget of approximately $1,700 to $2,000 each, and they are determined to spend every last cent.
The sisters decided last May that they were going to start saving, so they don't have any guilt in splurging. Has the recession affected them personally?
"Just me," says Maura, an occupational therapist. "My wages have been cut by about €300 or €400 per month because of the pension levy."
Antoinette, an assistant manager in a crèche, tells the main items on her shopping list. "Ugg boots and good shoes. For example, in Jersey Gardens, I got two pairs of shoes for $110. In Ireland, they would be €120 for one pair. We are really getting good deals, and treating ourselves too."
Although the recession may not have personally affected her, Aine explains the way it has affected others.
"We have been shopping in New York before, but this time it was different when we told people. They are more jealous and begrudging, and make smart comments about it being well for some going shopping in New York during a recession."
The sisters got the three flights for €900 and a five night stay in their hotel for $800, and they believe they are still saving money.
"We knew not to buy any clothes since May, so we have definitely got more for our money, and a holiday on top of that," says Antoinette.
All three bought a new digital camera. And they are completely disenchanted with what they call the "rip-off Republic" at home.
"People are just trying to make ends meet and the prices are still high. Even neighbors of ours from Mullingar are heading up to Enniskillen in Northern Ireland to get their groceries," says Aine.
The girls have managed to squeeze in Broadway show, ice skating and museum visits, as well as the odd Cosmopolitan into their shopping trip, all while saving money. Not a bad deal.

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Rahm Emanuel Attends the Joyce Theater Foundation's Spring Gala
Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel jumped into the New York dance scene on Tuesday night at the Joyce Theater Foundation's spring gala.
Emanuel, who is widely known to have studied ballet, was in town as the opener for honorees David Herro and Jay Franke, two Chicago-based supporters of the Joyce Theater, a hub for dance in New York City.
Emanuel said the two things he learned from studying dance were "discipline and the ability to handle criticism." And while he does not take to the barre anymore, he does attend performances.
He's also made it possible for more Chicagoans to experience dance and other arts. In 2013, he launched Night Out in the Parks, a summer-long series that provided more than 750 free arts events in parks all around Chicago and will increase to 1,000 events this summer.
The program is one of Emanuel's ways of connecting to the arts-as-place-maker movement: Arts groups who receive public funding from the city are asked to give back by performing in Night Out.
"I wanted to take the arts and parks and put them together," he said, adding that while Chicago has architectural treasures in which the arts take place, moving the action outside enables greater access.
On his visit to New York's David H. Koch Theater for the gala, Emanuel was joined by members of Chicago's artsy crowd, such as Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. But New York's best, including American Ballet Theater's Gillian Murphy and New York City Ballet's Amar Ramasar were on hand to balance out the Midwest.


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SAN JOSE -- Ron Caragher saw enough from San Jose State's defense last year to know major changes were needed.
Well before defensive coordinator Kenwick Thompson left to take an assistant job at Vanderbilt -- opening the door to hire Greg Robinson -- Caragher determined the Spartans defense needed to be scaled down in its complexity and returned to a four-man front.
"It was really going to be simplified," Caragher said. "You're only as strong as your players can execute."
Thompson joined Caragher's staff last year from Cal with a good reputation as a position coach and recruiter. But in his first crack as a defensive coordinator, he switched SJSU to his preferred 3-4 defense, and many of the Spartans' strengths were taken away.
Travis Raciti was so good in 2012 as a pass-rushing defensive tackle, but he never had the same success as a 3-4 defensive end. SJSU had nothing but inexperienced players to occupy the key outside linebacker spots, and the complexities of the defense -- with multiple packages and varying personnel -- were too much to handle.
"The 4-3 is more of a simplistic defense," said Raciti, the College Park High-Pleasant Hill product who had 81/2 sacks in 2012 when SJSU ranked sixth in the country in that category. "We went to a 3-4, and there's a bunch of different packages and player personnel. I thought for some people on our team, it could've been a lot to handle."
The drop-off was dramatic. The Spartans were No. 24 in the country in total defense during their 11-2 season in 2012 but fell to No. 103 last year. Injuries and improved competition played a role, but never was the difference more dramatic than against Navy.
A year after SJSU pitched a shutout against the Midshipmen and their triple-option attack, the Spartans watched Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds rush for seven touchdowns in a 58-52 triple-overtime win.
With San Jose State's 6-6 record not being enough to earn a bowl invitation, it was easy to look at that game -- as well as a 34-30 loss to San Diego State in which it blew a 10-point fourth-quarter lead -- as the reason the Spartans were left home.
While no one on the team would point the finger at the defense, the numbers speak for themselves. SJSU scored 32.4 points per game but allowed 35.1.
As Caragher said, changes were going to be made. Thompson's departure simplified that.
"He went elsewhere, so I was able to start anew," Caragher said. "We knew there was shoring up and all that. With Greg, it just happened naturally."
Robinson, a two-time Super Bowl-winning coordinator with the Denver Broncos, helped resurrect Texas' defense last year when he stepped into the job after two games. After losing his first game on board, the Longhorns went on a six-game winning streak before losing three of their last four.
The final two games of the year came against Baylor and Oregon -- the top two offenses in the country -- and although Texas lost both, the Longhorns held the high-scoring offenses to only 30 points each, well below their averages.
As he evaluates the Spartans defense, Robinson sees difference makers at each position group. Those could include Raciti, linebackers Christian Tago and Vince Buhagiar, and cornerbacks Jimmy Pruitt and Cleveland Wallace, the latter a transfer from Washington who recently was cleared by the NCAA to play this season.
"If you've got three or four guys that can do some things and the rest of the guys are on board, good things are going to happen," Robinson said.
Wallace is a boon to the defense. The former Oak Grove High-San Jose star has the chance to be an instant impact player.
But re-establishing the pass rush might be the biggest key. The Spartans had just 18 sacks last year -- down from 42 the season before -- and the inability to attack quarterbacks affected a mostly inexperienced defensive backfield. Senior safety Forrest Hightower, a Concord product, said that's changing.
"We're getting more of a pass rush versus when we had the 3-4," he said. "The balls are coming out a lot quicker so the routes aren't developing late down the field."
Getting back Buhagiar, a former Clayton Valley-Concord star, also is a key after he missed last year because of shoulder surgery. The former all-conference player is staying under the radar this camp, preferring not to talk. But his fellow linebacker spoke of the importance of players such as Raciti and Buhagiar.
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A series of emails released Friday by a House committee shows that staff overseeing development of the HealthCare.gov website were worried the project was off-track and in jeopardy of failing several months before the scheduled Oct. 1 launch.
The emails, released by the House Energy and Commerce Committee, showed discussions among Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services staff and Henry Chao, the agency's deputy chief information officer, in addition to a vice president at CGI Federal, the prime contractor building HealthCare.gov.
CMS is the federal agency that oversees HealthCare.gov, the health-insurance portal serving Americans living in 36 states. On Thursday, President Barack Obama conceded his administration "fumbled" the rollout of the website and health law.
One email dated July 8 by a CMS employee detailed parts of the federal website that were behind schedule or weren't even developed yet, as well as testing failures. The email raised concerns there weren't enough technology developers on the project and concluded, "We believe our entire build in jeopardy." It was later forwarded to Mr. Chao, who then emailed CGI for a response to the concerns.
CGI responded that it was putting additional people on the project but also said the firm believed that some features not needed on Oct. 1 like the processing of payments could be added later. In another internal CMS email that discussed an upcoming monthly meeting with CGI, Mr. Chao stated, "I just need to feel more confident they are not going to crash the plane at take-off."
In a statement Friday, a CMS spokeswoman said, "This email discusses one small piece of ongoing discussions about managing deliverables and communicating expectations that were on a short timeline." The spokeswoman said that "management concerns about meeting timelines are expected for any project of this size and scope."
CGI spokeswoman Linda Odorisio said the company is "100% focused on delivering not only its portion of HealthCare.gov but helping improve the overall system. Evolving requirements and shifting priorities had a significant effect on the design, development and deployment timelines of the technology prior to launch."
In a separate email dated July 20, Mr. Chao urged CGI officials and several CMS employees to make sure the Oct. 1 deadline for the rollout of HealthCare.gov was met. He reminded them that he and Marilyn Tavenner, the head of CMS, testified before Congress on July 17 and stated under oath that the deadline would be met.


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This story actually happened about two weeks ago but there was a lion chasing cars on the road where I sometimes train. Story of the owner being charged:
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I've been chased by a lot of dogs down here in southern Ohio but thankfully escaped the wrath of this lion.
The location of this incident is about five miles from my house.
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Wow, rented mule, getting eaten by a lion could ruin your run. Glad you escaped this fate.
At first glance, I thought you were posting something about the Pro. He is loose in my area and lyin' is all he does.
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That's a situation I hope I never have to face.
Yeah, lion loose on the running route, I hate when that happens.
I can see it now. You come home from the run all tattered and torn...the wife, "Honey, how was your run?"
Seriously though, I'm glad you didn't make an encounter with the lion. It's tough enough out there on the streets.
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oh no! i'm glad you missed it. it missed you. can't imagine (besides the danger aspect) how unreal it would have felt to have run across it.
give me a nice fluffy skunk any day.
btw, i had fun looking at maps. didn't know where Pike county was.. but I've spent a lot of time not far from there. i'm from Columbus, my mom grew up in Laurelville, I had friends that had a farm of sorts between Jackson & Oak Hill, & of course there's Hocking Hills. Sure is a pretty area.
A few years ago was an emu loose where I had run earlier in the day. It was moderatly agressive. I was really glad I didn't see it. I'm sure I would have checked myself in some where.
Ah, so that's what my relatives in Ohio are up to these days... making a ruckus and scaring the locals. Good job, guys! !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/biggrin.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/biggrin.gif|border=0!
More seriously.... the way the owner kept the lion's cage, if I I were that lion, I'd run away too--sounds like someone who has no business even keeping a pet snail.
Also, glad no serious injuries resulted.
There were cougars sighted in the Philly area, even within city limits some years back. There were several sightings in and around the tri-state area, then nothing for many years afterward.
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This is the exact reason why I always run where there are other slower runners around me.
And I also carry an extra pair of dry underpants.
mule -
I'm a Portsmouth native, now living in Columbus. I admit that I wasn't surprised that this happened in my old stompin' grounds... but was glad to hear that no lions or humans were harmed in the whole adventure.
Nice to know there are other CR's with southern Ohio connections.
A nice side story.....one of my relatives was telling at a recent family dinner how this same family had a pet bear about 10 years ago. They had the bear de-clawed, put a muzzle over its mouth and had friends over to take turns wrestling it just for entertainment. My relative said it was hilarious to watch but he was always afraid to give it a whirl.
Wow - that's something you don't hear every day!
This summer we took the kids to Arlington, Tx for a Rangers'/Cub's game (we're die hard Cubs fans). As I was getting ready to walk out the hotel door for my run, I hear enough of a news story to turn around and see what was up - there was an armed criminal in the neighborhood 1/2 mile from where we were, and the police were chasing him through backyards and such and I could hear the helicopter outside! I held off on the run until he was caught!!
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I have been using Qcad for about 8 months or so, with great success and efficiency.... the only thing that I find cumbersome is printing a specific selection to a specific paper size (where scale is not important).
For example, let's say I draw 10 panels (within one qcad drawing) for a timber frame house and want to print only one panel to an A3 sheet of paper - obviously, because all ten panels are on the one sheet (separating the panels onto different drawings would be too inefficient) if I go into print preview and then select to reduce to fit and centre drawing then it reduces the whole drawing (all ten panels) down to fit on A3 and then centers everything within the A3 sheet. While these features are great what would be additionally great would be if I could go into print preview, highlight a specific area of the overall drawing (say, one panel) and then reduce that specific selection to my chosen paper size and centre it within that within one or two clicks!!
I assume this feature is not within Qcad 22.214.171.124 [Community Edition], is it?
Otherwise it would make an excellent enhancement to an invaluable tool if it is not already implemented in the latest edition.
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Today's Lindsay Lohan news, naturally, involves a psychic, violence, and a bad movie, all soaked in a tub of alcohol.
Tiffany Mitchell -- the woman Lohan allegedly punched early Thursday morning in a New York City nightclub, is apparently a "well-known psychic" who says she had a premonition about Lohan, according to TMZ.
If it involved Lohan running someone over or being arrested, that's not a premonition. That's an educated guess.
So, Mitchell allegedly approached Lohan at a New York club and offered to give her a free reading ("I see alcohol, jail and a courtroom in your future ..." ), but Lohan turned her down, saying, "Give me my space."
As she walked away, Mitchell's friend supposedly heard Lohan call her an "(expletive) Gypsy" and went crazy, yelling back at Lohan and calling her a "(female prostitute)" and saying "'Liz & Dick sucked.'"
Well, it did.
That's about the time Lohan punched Mitchell in the eye. Lohan was eventually arrested for assault.
This Mitchell woman must not be a very good psychic if she didn't see that coming.
Previous reports have said the fracas started when Lohan and Mitchell were sparring for the attentions of Max George, a singer with the boy band The Wanted.
Adding insult to injury (the actress was also finally charged Thursday in Southern California for allegedly lying to police after her June car crash), Lohan assistant Gavin Doyle (the one Lohan claimed was driving her Porsche during the crash) tweeted that Lohan needs to go to rehab. TMZ says he's likely the source behind a recent report that she drinks two liters of vodka a day.
Somewhere, Charlie Sheen is impressed.
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BATON ROUGE — With the threat of lightning in the area, officials have tentatively pushed back the kickoff for Saturday night's game between No. 9 LSU and UAB until 6:37 , a delay of about 35 minutes.
There was no rain at the time the decision was made, but players were told to stay off the field rather than warm up as they normally would.
A public address announcement also advised early arriving fans to leave their seats and wait out the weather in covered corridors, but many remained in their seats with no rain falling, particularly in the student section.
The game marked the home opener for LSU, which won its first game in Dallas a week earlier, 37-27 against TCU.
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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Trial Judgment: Electronic Edition, by Charles GrayTable of Contents
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5.202In relation to Hitler's meeting with Antonescu, the Defendants reproach Irving for his omission to mention in either edition of Hitler's War the uncompromising and anti-semitic words used by Hitler on 13 April in reference to the Jews. The minutes record him as having said:This, say the Defendants, evidences Hitler placing pressure on Antonescu to effect a radical "removal" of Romania's Jews. Yet Irving ignores it altogether in his account of the meeting.
"Therefore, in contrast to Marshal Antonescu, the Fuhrer took the view that one must proceed against the Jews, the more radically the better. He ... would rather burn all his bridges behind him because the Jewish hatred is so enormously great anyway. In Germany, as a consequence of the clearing up of the Jewish question, one had a united people without opposition at one's disposal ... however, once the way had been embarked on, there was no turning back".
5.203As to the meeting which started three days later between Hitler and Horthy, the Defendants' contention is that the evidence indicates that at the first session, which took place on 16 April and which was attended by amongst others Hitler and Ribbentrop as well as Horthy, Hitler sought to persuade Horthy to agree to the expulsion of the Hungarian Jews. He reassured Horthy that there would be no need to kill them. But Horthy remained unpersuaded.
5.204Accordingly, say the Defendants, at the next session on 17 April Hitler and Ribbentrop expressed themselves more explicitly. The Defendants contend that the language used by Hitler on the second day points unequivocally to Hitler's knowledge of the extermination of Jews in Poland, as does the language used by Ribbentrop in Hitler's presence on that occasion. Minutes of the meeting on 17 April were taken by Dr Paul-Otto Schmidt. They record Ribbentrop saying in the presence of Hitler:Shortly afterwards Hitler himself is recorded as having said:The Defendants' case is that these passages are significant in that they afford powerful evidence that Hitler knew of and approved the extermination of Jews. The flavour of Hitler's remarks points towards an intention to exterminate the Hungarian Jews. It is difficult, say the Defendants, to visualise any other reason why the Nazis were so insistent to get their hands on the Hungarian Jews.
"On Horthy's retort, what should he do with the Jews then, after he had taken pretty well all means of living from them - he surely couldn't beat them to death - the Reich Foreign Minister replied that the Jews must either be annihilated or taken to concentration camps. There was no other way".
"If the Jews [in Poland] didn't want to work, they were shot. If they couldn't work, they had to perish. They had to be treated like tuberculosis bacilli, from which a healthy body can be infected. That was not cruel; if one remembered that even innocent natural creatures like hares and deer had to be killed so that no harm was caused. Why should one spare the beasts who wanted to bring us bolshevism? Nations who did not rid themselves of Jews perished".
5.205The Defendants contend that Irving in Hitler's War uses a variety of discreditable devices to obscure the significance of the minutes and to twist their meaning. They allege that the passage at p509-10 of the 1977 edition of Hitler's War is a "shocking manipulation" of Schmidt's note of the meeting. In the first place, Irving gives as the pretext for the pressure being brought to bear on Horthy by Hitler and Ribbentrop the Warsaw ghetto uprising. But there is no mention of that uprising in the note of the meeting, which, say the Defendants, is unsurprising because it did not take place until three days later (19 April). Irving marginalises the significance of Ribbentrop's remarks in the presence of Hitler by tucking away what he said in a footnote (where Irving seeks to cast doubt on the accuracy of Schmidt's note by quoting Horthy's later draft letter to Hitler of May 7 which refers to the "stamping out" (Ausrottung) of Jewry). Further Irving depicts Hitler as having used the devastation wreaked by Allied bombing to justify a harsher policy towards the Jews, whereas the contemporaneous evidence shows that Hitler regarded the bombing as "irritating but wholly trivial".
5.206But the major criticism directed by the Defendants at Irving's account arises out of the transposition by Irving to the 17 April of a remark made by Hitler in the course of the meeting on 16 April. The Defendants allege that in a similar manner Irving minimises the significance of what Hitler said. After quoting the statement made by Hitler on 17 April which is set out above, Irving adds the following words:Hitler had indeed used those words but not on 17 April. He spoke those words at the earlier session on 16 April. By the following day the Nazi attitude had hardened. By transposing to 17 April remarks which Hitler had in fact made on 16 April, so the Defendants say, Irving diluted the uncompromising and brutal language Hitler used on 17 April when exhorting Horthy to kill all Hungary's Jews. Irving was, as he accepted, warned in 1977 that he had made an error about the date when Hitler made this remark. But took no action to correct the error in the 1991 edition.
"But they can hardly be murdered or otherwise eliminated", [Horthy] protested. Hitler reassured him: "There is no need for that".
5.207The Defendants are further critical of Irving for watering down what Hitler did say on 17 April when it came to the 1991 edition of Hitler's War. Irving omitted Hitler statement about having to kill hares and deer; he omitted the question why the "beasts" (ie the Jews) should be spared and he omitted his reference to nations who did not get rid of the Jews perishing. According to the Defendants Irving was guilty of atrocious manipulation of what Hitler said.
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Dino A. Brugioni, author of the best-selling account of the Cuban Missile crisis, Eyeball to Eyeball, draws on his long CIA career as one of the world's premier experts on aerial reconnaissance to provide the inside story of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's efforts to use spy planes and satellites to gather intelligence. He reveals Eisenhower to be a hands-on president who, contrary to popular belief, took an active role in assuring that the latest technology was used to gather aerial intelligence. This previously untold story of the secret Cold War program makes full use of the author's firsthand knowledge of the program and of information he gained from interviews with important participants. As a founder and senior officer of the CIA's National Photographic Interpretation Center, Brugioni was a key player in keeping Eisenhower informed of developments, and he sheds new light on the president's contributions toward building an effective and technologically advanced intelligence organization.
The book provides details of the president's backing of the U-2's development and its use to dispel the bomber gap and to provide data on Soviet missile and nuclear efforts and to deal with crises in the Suez, Lebanon, Chinese Off Shore Islands, Tibet, Indonesia, East Germany, and elsewhere. Brugioni offers new information about Eisenhower's order of U-2 flights over Malta, Cyprus, Toulon, and Israel and subsequent warnings to the British, French, and Israelis that the U.S. would not support an invasion of Egypt. He notes that the president also backed the development of the CORONA photographic satellite, which eventually proved the missile gap with the Soviet Union didn't exist, and a variety of other satellite systems that detected and monitored problems around the world. The unsung reconnaissance roles played by Jimmy Doolittle and Edwin Land are also highlighted in this revealing study of Cold War espionage.
Dino A. Brugioni, a retired senior analyst in the CIA, briefed presidents from Eisenhower through Ford. He was involved in the exploitation of U-2, SR-71, and satellite imagery, and discovered and analyzed World War II aerial photography taken of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp. During World War II, he was a bomber crew member who flew 66 bombing missions. Now a resident of Hartwood, VA, he is also the author of Photo Fakery and The Civil War in Missouri.
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"Brugioni's work may be difficult to follow at times as it travels back and forth between various programs and historical developments with rich operational detail; nevertheless, it remains a remarkable achievement in the scholarship on Cold War aerial reconnaissance. Eyes in the Sky should serve as an important reference for many years to come and as a starting point for much more research in the future."
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"This book is an exciting read—almost a page turner—like a novel with the emotional punch of a documentary movie….In summary, my recommendation for both the informed student of national intelligence-gathering means and for the novice just starting to learn our country's history in this area of national security is to read Eyes in the Sky. I consider it to be a good book. And what better place to start to learn about the historical record of national intelligence collection means and methods than through the eyes (no pun intended) of this author who was part of the initial cadre at NPIC. This is a well-written, engrossing book—truly capturing the history and the growth of our nation's intelligence-gathering capabilities."
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"The years of the Eisenhower presidency (1953-1961) saw the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union at its most dangerous…I was a witness to the climax of the 1958-1960 confrontation, and even a half-century after the events Mr. Brugioni describes, Eyes in the Sky still gives me the shivers."
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"Eyes in the Sky addresses post-World War II overhead reconnaissance, photogrammetry, and the key people involved in that enterprise. Its author, Dino Brugioni, not only explains why President Dwight Eisenhower and his advisors sought international transparency through 'open skies,' but how their covert reconnaissance projects succeeded in achieving it—thus illuminating the course over which the Cold War would play out. It is a significant contribution to the history of an era."
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"A superbly researched and skillfully written account of Eisenhower's personal role in assuring the development of surveillance technology, such as the U2, to meet Cold War intelligence requirements, both in assessing Soviet strategic capabilities and in crisis situations such as Suez in 1956."
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"This is a vitally important book from an impeccable source, and should be on everyone's reading list for it tells a moving, fast paced story of the past even as it sets standards for the present. Always reliable and accurate, author Dino A. Brugioni does the nation a service by portraying the true picture of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's superb decision making process in the steps he took to win the most vital element of the Cold War, the intelligence game."
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Judge Duncan Wheale is passionate when it comes to children. That's one reason he became a judge. And one of his toughest battles yet is getting parents to be more responsible. News 12 sat down with Judge Duncan Wheale who sits on a case that involves several students indicted for sex crimes. And while he can't comment on any open case, he talked about how other parents and teens can learn from these types of cases.
"It amazes me and it appalls me that this kind of stuff goes on what is alleged in this indictment that is charged," Wheale said.
Judge Duncan Wheale disappointed and sending a message to teens in his courtroom that your actions could send you to court.
"You just can't begin to understand the seriousness of these consequences they are with you for life," Wheale said.
The latest case involving two student athletes, one accused of child molestation and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, the other facing similar charges but also a rape charge.
"We are charging some people with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, but when a parent does it, I think they ought to be held accountable," Wheale said.
In the same case, three underage girls all charged with fornication, a state law that makes it illegal to have sex before marriage.
"If we start prosecuting that crime it's going to involve thousands of people I'm afraid," Wheale said.
Which means 55 percent of all high schoolers are guilty according to a recent study. But the judge says cutting that number down begins with the parents.
"There is a different standard today than there was in 50's or 60's. I've heard parents say I'd rather have them doing it at my house than anywhere else," Wheale said.
Comments that the judge finds hard to understand.
"It disturbs me when you see parents providing the means to have these things happen. They provide their houses, their beach houses, lake houses, and the beer," Wheale said.
And stopping parents from doing that may stop scenes like this.
"I hope the parents in this community have a wake up call all you have to do when you leave home or if you are going to have a party is monitor what's going on," Wheale said.
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Last night was perhaps a career low point for Chris Christie: During his appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Bruce Springsteen mocked the New Jersey governor's bridge scandal with a parody performance of "Born to Run."
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The owner of a Keno bar was arrested on a rape charge Thursday night, the Klamath County Sheriff's Department reported.
Michael Shawn House, 47, of Keno, is being held in the Klamath County Jail for first-degree rape . His bail is set at $100,000.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. – The College of Charleston softball team and head coach Shelly Hoerner have announced the 2013 spring playing schedule. The schedule features 23 games at Patriots Point in addition to two annual home tournaments and culminates with the Southern Conference Championship in Greensboro, N.C.
Consistent with CofC continually challenging some of the best competition in the country, Hoerner has pitted the Cougars against seven different teams which qualified for last year's NCAA Tournament.
"The players and I are extremely excited about the 2013 season," said Hoerner. "We have a very challenging non-conference schedule which we plan to use to prepare us for the rigors of the always-demanding SoCon slate. The Southern Conference is a battle every weekend. Every team continues to get better year in and year out because of the quality coaching around the league. I look forward to another tough run in the SoCon this year.
"The better competition we play, the stronger it makes our team. We need to be mentally tougher than we have been in the past so we can achieve our ultimate goal, post season play. To be able to host powerhouses like Tennessee and Mississippi State in our hometown is very exciting. 2013 should be an exciting year for the Cougars!"
The season gets under way on Valentine's Day Eve as the Cougars square off with crosstown-rival Charleston Southern on Wednesday, Feb. 13 at Patriots Point.
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Next South Carolina State comes to town for a midweek doubleheader on Tuesday, Feb. 19.
The following weekend, Feb. 25-27, the Cougars host their second annual tournament and welcome Charleston Southern, Radford, South Carolina and Wagner.
The Cougars then host perennial powerhouse Tennessee for a single game at Patriots Point on Thursday, Feb. 28. Last season, the Volunteers advanced all the way to the College World Series in Oklahoma City, Okla.
The team then finally embarks on its first road journey of the season which will land them in Kissimmee, Fla., for the Citrus Classic at ESPN's Wide World of Sports. The Cougars are slated to play Texas A&M, Georgetown, Hofstra and Louisiana Lafayette, three of which went dancing last spring.
The Cougars then open SoCon play with a three-game set at Furman over the weekend of March 9-10 before returning home to host Mississippi State, another 2012 tournament qualifier, on Thursday, March 14.
It's back to SoCon play for the Cougars after that with a pair of weekend series at Patriots Point without a midweek game in between as CofC hosts Elon March 16-17 and 2012 SoCon Champion Georgia Southern March 23-24.
The team then once again squares off with Charleston Southern, at their place this time, on Tuesday, March 26 and then heads back to Boone, N.C., where the Cougars made a spirited run to their second consecutive SoCon Championship game last spring. The Cougars play three games with Appalachian State on March 29-30.
Canisius College, Hoerner's alma mater, comes to Patriots Point for a doubleheader on Tuesday, April 2 and then the Cougars make one of the longest treks in the SoCon to Birmingham, Ala., for a three-game set at Samford on April 6-7.
The Cougars will hit Raleigh, N.C., for a doubleheader at North Carolina Central on Wednesday, April 10 before returning to Patriots Point to host Chattanooga for three games on April 13-14.
Then, it's back on the road for the Cougars who head to South Carolina State for an April 16 doubleheader; back home to host Savannah State on Thursday, April 18; then on the road again to challenge Coastal Carolina in the final non-conference contests of the season on April 23.
The Cougars are home on April 27-28 to host Western Carolina for a three-game set with Saturday, April 27 serving as CofC's Senior Day.
The Cougars conclude the regular season at UNC Greensboro on May 4-5 and then remain in Greensboro, N.C., for the SoCon Championships which commence on Wednesday, May 8 and culminates with the championship game(s) on Saturday, May 11.
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Monday, Nov. 5, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- A popular Augusta restaurant is a victim of credit card theft and that means if you've been there, you could be a victim too.
Now, investigators say this business could be the first of many more.
There could be several hundred victims, but there is just no telling at this time.
If you've been to Somewhere in Augusta recently, you need to keep a close eye on your bank statements. This comes after someone stole credit card information from the company that processes the restaurant's credit card information.
Investigators say the restaurant is the victim here and that any business using that credit card processing company could be a target, too.
Eric Snowberger teaches future law enforcement officers how to fight crime, but in this scheme, he was one of the targets.
"It was the fraud prevention people at Wells Fargo and they say they wanted to confirm some transactions that I had made and I said, 'Uh, that doesn't sound good,'" Snowberger said.
He said, "The first transaction they named off was a denial for cash at a Publix in Naples, Fla."
News 12's Sheli Muniz asked, "When was the last time you were in Naples?"
Snowberger said, "I don't think I've ever been to Naples, Fla., as a matter of fact, you show me a map I probably couldn't show you where it is."
Somewhere in Augusta Restaurant Owner John Fiske told News 12, "Well, unfortunately, people think it's us trying to do something mischievous and that's absolutely not true."
Investigators say this could go as far back as September.
"Investigators have their work cut out for them to try to find out where this breach took place whether it's on our end or somewhere up through the processor," Fiske said.
Investigators even say they are now looking for more businesses who use the out-of-state processing company.
"This just doesn't affect us as a business, this affects our 45 employees that are trying to make a living out of this restaurant also," Fiske said.
No doubt it's a headache.
"It's very frustrating, nobody wants to see anything negative happen to their business that they work so hard to keep and protect."
You work hard to protect your identity too, but somewhere out there, hackers are working to take that away from you, no matter who you are.
"We're people just like everybody else and crime happens to us too," Snowberger said.
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Aloha & welcome to The Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas on the majestic island of Kaua'i. Our spacious villas provide you with the comforts of home. Prepare your meals in the fully equipped kitchen, or savor the island inspired cuisine at Nanea Restaurant. The resort's many offerings include a Farmer's Market, Chef's Secrets, Jazz Night, Oceanview Massage & more. We look forward to sharing our aloha with you.
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- Anini Beach, located four miles from the resort, is known as one of the safest swimming beaches on Kauai's north shore. Protected by the largest coral reef in the Hawaiian Islands, the beach is also ideal for snorkeling, scuba diving, and windsurfing during summer months.
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The Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas include 346 air conditioned studios and One Bedroom suites decorated in a contemporary Island style. All accommodations feature furnished lanais with island views comprised of golf course, mountain, ocean and resort. Each villa offers a fully equipped kitchen with microwave/convection ovens, full-size refrigerators, dishwashers, coffeemakers, toasters, and blenders. Bathrooms feature whirlpool tubs, separate showers, bathrobes, and complimentary designer toiletries. Amenities include washer and dryers, LCD TVs with satellite cable, DVD players, multi-line phones with voice mail, and complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
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This contemporary resort is located above the Pacific Ocean within the Princeville community on Kauai's north shore. Guests can swim in three heated outdoor pools or rejuvenate in the Westin Workout fitness center which includes cardio machines with individual TVs, strength-training machines, free weights, and aerobics classes. For young guests, the resort features a children's pool, a playground, and a kids' club.
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Defense Documents
Evidence for the Implementation of the Final Solution: Electronic Edition, by Browning, Christopher R.Table of Contents
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22.214.171.124The first category, testimonies of German visitors, is easily the smallest. The testimonies of three such visitors are very important, however. The first is Adolf Eichmann. In the late 1950's he gave an interview to a Dutch journalist Willem Sassen and corrected the resulting transcript. A brief summary of the interview was published in Life Magazine.123 After his arrest, he was interrogated extensively in Israel.124 He composed his hand-written "Meine Memoiren."125 He prepared notes for his defense attorney, Servatius, that remained in the private papers or Nachlass of the latter that were donated to the Bundesarchiv.126 He gave testimony in court.127 And his widow, with the editorial help of the lawyer Rudolf Aschenauer, had a posthumous memoir published in 1980, entitled Ich Adolf Eichmann. Ein historischer Zeugenbericht, based primarily upon the Sassen transcripts.128 In all of these testimonies, Eichmann confirmed that he had been in charge of organizing the deportation of Jews from all over Europe, in order for them to be killed in the death camps in Poland as part of the Final Solution. In several accounts he also described his visits to Auschwitz, Chelmno, Treblinka, and one other camp in the fall of 1941 whose name he did not remember but which fits the description of Belzec at that time.
188.8.131.52According to Eichmann, he was sent by Heydrich to Globocnik in Lublin to report on how Hitler's order to kill the European Jews was going to be carried out. It was the fall of 1941, when the autumn colors were at their peak. Hermann Höfle on Globocnik's staff drove him out of Lublin to a site where he was introduced to an Order Police captain. Eichmann and his escort then crossed the highway to a place where 2-3 wooden buildings were under construction. The Order Police captain explained to Eichmann that one building had to be made airtight to serve as a gas chamber, in which Jews would be killed by carbon monoxide exhaust from a Russian U-boat motor that would be attached. The camp was still empty and the motor was not yet there. In the following summer of 1942, Eichmann visited another camp, where he remembered the railway station with the sign Treblinka. Here he saw naked Jews standing in line behind the barbed wire about to be driven into the gas chambers. By his own account, he also witnessed the gassing of Jews in a gas van at Chelmno.
The second German visitor was Kurt Gerstein, a covert anti-Nazi who infiltrated the SS and became head of the Disinfection Services of the Waffen-SS. According to his testimony,129 he was ordered by Eichmann's deputy, Rolf Günther, to take 100 kilos of prussic acid to Globocnik in Lublin. They were accompanied by a Professor of Hygiene at the University of Marburg/Lahn, Wilhelm Pfannenstiel. They arrived on August 17, 1942, and met with Globocnik, who boasted (falsely) of a recent visit by Hitler. According to Gerstein, Globocnik also claimed (with great exaggeration) that in Belzec, Treblinka, Sobibor respectively 15,000, 25,000, and 20,000 Jews were killed daily with "diesel exhaust gas." (Dieselauspuffgasen) Gerstein's task was to disinfect the huge amounts of clothing taken from the Jews, and on August 19, he and Pfannenstiel travelled to Belzec and were shown around the camp by SS-Hauptsturmführer Obermeyer.130 On the following morning, August 20, they witnessed the arrival of a 45-wagon transport from Lwow (Lemberg) with 6,700 Jews, of whom 1,450 were already dead. The Jews were forced to undress (the piles of shoes were allegedly 25 meters high), the women's hair was cut off, and then the naked Jews were driven between two barbed wire fences to the gas chamber by Ukrainian guards. An SS man offered soothing assurances that they should inhale deeply to prevent lung infection, and then the men would be sent to work. Approximately 750 Jews were driven into each of 4 gas chambers, measuring 5 x 5 meters apiece. For 2 hours and 49 minutes, SS Sergeant Heckenholt131 struggled to start the engine. Pfannenstiel, looking through glass peep hole in the door of one of the gas chambers, commented that the Jews were weeping "as they do in the synagogue." Finally, the engine started, and the gassing took 32 minutes. Then Jewish workers opened the outside doors to the gas chambers and took out the bodies. Before the corpses of the Jews were tossed into a large trench, they were searched for valuables and gold dental work was broken out.
The following day Gerstein drove to Treblinka, where the gassing facilities were larger, and he saw "veritable mounds of clothing and underwear, 115 to 130 feet high." At a dinner in the visitors' honor, Pfannenstiel made a speech about "the greatness of the work" being done there. On the night of August 21-22, Gerstein travelled by train from Warsaw to Berlin, and accidently encountered the Secretary to the Swedish Embassy in Berlin, Göran von Otter. In a feverish conversation lasting hours, Gerstein told the Swede all he had just seen and urged him to make it known to the outside world. Von Otter later confirmed this encounter with Gerstein.132 Gerstein wrote one handwritten French and two type-written German versions of this report in April 1945 and died in a French prison cell the following July. His death was ruled a suicide by French prison officials.
A third eyewitness account is that given by Professor Wilhelm Pfannenstiel in a series of depositions he gave to judicial authorities in Germany in the 1950's.133 Pfannenstiel claimed that Gerstein's version was "false" and "full of exaggerations." Günther did not accompany them to Lublin. He did not go to Treblinka after visiting Belzec and thus did not give a speech there. The gassing at Belzec had taken only 18 minutes, not 32 minutes, and he had not made any remark about the Jews weeping as they do in a synagogue. He did confirm that the Jews had to strip naked, the women had their hair cut, an SS officer made soothing remarks, the Jews were driven into four of six gas chambers in the building, exhaust gas from an engine was piped in, and gold teeth were taken from the corpses before they were stacked in a trench by Jews who did the "dirty work."
Many aspects of Gerstein's testimony are unquestionably problematic. Several statements he attributes to Globocnik are clearly exagerrated or false, and it is not clear whether Gerstein or Globocnik was the faulty source. In other statements, such as the height of the piles of shoes and clothing at Belzec and Treblinka, Gerstein himself is clearly the source of exaggeration. Gerstein also added grossly exaggerated claims about matters to which he was not an eyewitness, such as that a total of 25 million Jews and others were gassed. But in the essential issue, namely that he was in Belzec and witnessed the gassing of a transport of Jews from Lwow, his testimony is fully corroborated by Pfannenstiel. It is also corroborated by other categories of witnesses from Belzec.
123. "Eichmann tells his own damning story," Life Magazine 49/22 (28.11.60). Copies of the transcripts of Eichmann's taped conversations with Sassen, corrected in Eichmann's hand, can be found in the Israeli State Archives.
124. Copies of these interrogations can be found in six volumes in: Bundesarchiv Koblenz, All. Proz. 6/1-6. Excerpts have been published in: Eichmann Interrogated: Transcripts from the Archives of the Israeli Police, ed. by Jochen von Lang.
125. Bundesarchiv Koblenz, All. Proz. 6/119.
126. Bundesarchiv Koblenz, All. Proz. 6/169.
127. The Trial of Adolf Eichmann: Record of Proceedings in the District Court of Jerusalem (Jerusalem, 1993), and Bundesarchiv Koblenz, All. Proz. 6/54-60.
128. Published by Leoni am Starnberger See.
129. Nürnberg Document PS-1553/RF-350.An edition of the Gerstein report was published by Hans Rothfels in the Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte (1953), pp. 177-194. Rothfels omitted some of Gerstein's allegations of Pfannenstiel's conduct as "purely personal notes." See also: Saul Friedländer, Kurt Gerstein: The Ambiguity of Good (New York, 1969), in which many excerpts from the Gerstein report and other correspondence are published.
130. Wirth's adjutant was named Josef Oberhauser, not Obermeyer.
131. A man named Lorenz Hackenholt, not Heckenholt, was in charge of the gas chambers at Belzec.
132. Aide memoire, written for the Swedish Foreign Office on August 7, 1945, published in: Steven Koblik, The Stones Cry Out: Sweden's Response to the Persecution of the Jews, 1933-1945 (New York, 1988), pp. 198-99, and several interviews with Koblik, pp. 58-59. Otter also recounted the meeting in an interview, Rheinischer Merkur, July 24, 1964.
133. Zentrale Stelle, 8 AR-Z 252/59, vol. I, pp. 41-44 (Pfannenstiel testimony, 6.6.50), and pp. 135-41 (testimony of 9.11.59). Excerpts from a deposition of 9.2.51 are also printed in Friedländer, Kurt Gerstein, pp. 120-21. Excerpts of the testimony of 9.11.59 are printed in: Nationalsozialistische Massentötungen durch Giftgas, ed. by Eugen Kogen, Hermann Langbein, and Adalbert Rüerl (Frankfurt/M., 1983), pp. 173-74.
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A 44-year-old Raceland man was killed Wednesday night after the car he was driving veered off La. 182 and struck a tree, police said.
Percy Hills was taken to Ochsner-St. Anne Hospital in Raceland, where he later died from his injuries, State Police Troop C reported.
Hills was driving a 2008 Chevrolet Malibu east on La. 182 near Bayou Folse Road in Raceland about 9 p.m. when he failed to negotiate a left curve, police said. His car veered off the road to the right and traveled about 150 feet before he overcorrected.
The car crossed both lanes of La.182 and went off the left side of the road, State Police said. After striking the tree, Hills, who was not wearing a seat belt, was partially ejected.
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