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Actus Reus (Guilty Action), Mens Rea (Guilty Mind), Concurrence, Harmful Result and Causation
What are the four essential elements of a crime?
Conduct which is not the product of the actor's determination. Physical acts resulting from seizures or convulsion. Acts while the defendant was asleep or unconscious.
What are the three parameters that define involuntary acts in regards to Actus Reus?
You have a legal duty to act and do not act. The reasonableness test.
In what two ways can omission be a crime?
The state asks people to do what is reasonable, it does not ask people to do what is unreasonable.
What is the reasonableness test?
Statutory duties, contractual duties, voluntary assumption of care, duty based relationships, duty based on creation of peril.
When do you have a legal duty to act?
The defendant used power of suggestion, manipulation, or subliminal messages to cause another to act in a harmful manner.
What is proximate harm?
Specific intent, general intent, transferred intent, motive, strict liability offenses.
What five terms are related to Mens Rea.
You must prove the defendant did the act. You must prove the defendant did the act with a specific goal, purpose, or objective in mind.
What must be proven in a specific intent case?
You must prove the defendant did the act. You must prove the defendant was capable enough to understand his actions would cause harm.
What must be proven in a general intent case?
If you intend to harm one person or thing and harm or injure another person or thing the intent will be transferred.
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Bringing truth to the people of Kent
Time: November 5, 2012 all day
Location: Houses of Parliament, Parliament Sq, SW1 From 12 noon for as long as it takes.
Street: Parliament Square SW1
City/Town: London
Event Type: reclaiming, our, birthright.
Organized By: Eddie Boyce
Latest Activity: Nov 5, 2012
Muad'Dib is calling on millions of people to peacefully surround the Houses of Parliament in London, England -- on the 5th of November, 2012 -- to clean it of corruption and treason, making it a day that present and future generations will never forget.
The KFM fully support this idea as the time has come to take back our personal and National Sovereignty from the traitors in Parliament. They will never give it to us, we must peacefully reclaim it back.
Here is the link to the flyer for this event.
there is nothing on this earth that will stop me from going.
i am trying to get as many people as possible to join in on taking back their freedom from the government traitors.and the fraudulent monarch.maud'dib i stand with you.
How Strange, Anonymous (the hackers) have done exactly the same event, even stranger they used exactly the same picture as we have for this event.
The more the merrier.
2012 is going to be such a memorable year. The year humanity starts to take back control for our benefit, not theirs.
If I cannot make London I will have a vigil around Peterborough Town hall or the local MP's home
I feel this is a step towards establishing God's Kingdom on earth! without a violent revolution to remove U.K. Government corruption and oppression. Christians are not obliged to obey a Government that is not lawfully Constituted.
I will be there, hope to meet up with you :}
I've taken the liberty of publicising this event on my blog and FB page.
But, I've also taken things a little further, in that I have added a POLL. I'm asking that people respond with a clear vote of NO CONSENT to the governance of Parliament. I don't know whether it's possible, but I'd like to see a million votes for personal liberty and freedom from the State's intervention in our lives.
So, I'm asking for your help in publicising this, using all the means at your disposal ... I'm not too good with the electronic media, but I'm doing my best.
Hi David, it's great that you are sharing this event and I have signed your poll.
Just wondering about your thoughts on the British Constitution Group (BCG)?
They propose a Lawful Rebellion of 1 million people and also intend to have our own Common Law Courts, a new banking system of interest free money and lots more besides.
We have the BCG as one of our groups on the main page and their video's can be accessed and watched for a full explanation of what they intend.
Time to Lawfully break away and start a simple honest system that benefits us ALL.
I do visit the BCG' facebook page ... I'm a very recent FB user.
I can only applaud any moves towards individual liberty. A free-market in banking, sounds great. All that is needed is the Rule of Law to protect the rights of the individual.
I have to say that I am disappointed with the BCG's lack of reaction to Roger Hayes' imprisonment. Still hopeful that they will adopt a meaningful stance, though. It seems clear to me that there is NO prospect of using the "rules" to overturn the monopoly of the very people who have created the "rules"... so I don't expect that any legal ploys or Court cases will bring justice, liberty or peace to the people of this Country.
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Carolyn Hax: Parents suffocate daughter
Dear Carolyn: Two years ago my brother and his now-wife were preparing to get married and felt so much pressure, judgment and negativity from my parents leading up to the wedding that they almost uninvited them. That relationship has since repaired a bit, though there is still a lot of tension.
My parents are now applying the screws to my relationship, my life and all of my decisions. They disapprove and have resorted to screaming and yelling, angry 2 a.m. e-mails, and making it blatantly clear my significant other is unwelcome at holidays.
I'm a happy, successful person in my early 30s and their attitude is a major negative force in my life. How do I make it go away without cutting them out? -- Concerned
Dear Concerned: Consequences are an important part of boundaries, but they need to be immediate, concrete and directed at the people whose invasiveness you're trying to thwart.
One of your consequences is so deep into the future as to be nearly abstract: If your relationship doesn't work out -- in however many months or years you give it to play out -- then you'll move away?
Your other consequence is making it really stressful -- for you.
A viable boundary involves a cause (their behavior), an effect (your response to their behavior), a clear statement of your position, and a direct consequence:
Cause: "Mom, Dad -- recently you've responded to my choices with pressure, judgment and negativity, and you did a similar thing to Brother as he was planning his wedding."
You need to tell your parents: "I will no longer discuss my relationship or my decisions with you -- not until you're ready to trust that you raised me well enough to handle my own life, including any mistakes I make."
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1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle - MINT Appearance - Altered
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1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle, graded "Authentic" by SGC. This 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle has the appearance of a pack-fresh gem. It is, however, an altered card that could easily be mistaken for a MINT card. It is an authentic 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle which has had very sophisticated professional restoration. SGC has graded this card simply "Authentic" because under a black light they have detected that this card has undergone a very sophisticated process in which a foreign substance has been painstakingly and most professionally applied to the border areas of the card. Under a black light, the restoration is immediately apparent and glows. In normal light, only a trained eye can tell that the card has had any restoration. This card will never be assigned a numerical grade by SGC or any other major grading company. It will always be identified as restored by the most sophisticated, trained eyes. This is still a tremendous card, however, and represents a potentially extraordinary value for the collector who wants a beautiful 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle at a far more affordable level than a graded example with a similar appearance. In fact, it is our understanding that this was precisely the intent of this restoration, and that it was not done with the intention of attempting to maliciously fool anyone. The card is crisp and clean, both front and back, with perfect centering, perfect registration, flawless bold colors, four strong, sharp corners, and perfect, bold printing on the reverse. In recent years we have seen an ever increasing appreciation for the exceptional value offered by cards such as this example. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a stunning authentic 1952 Topps Mantle with a MINT appearance at an extremely modest fraction of the SMR MINT 9 list price of $225,000. Reserve $2,000. Estimate (open). SOLD FOR $8,812.50
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I watched as one of the volunteer street sweepers planted and watered this street scene. Kind of cute.
photo by Oscar Roloff
The Duvall that I remember is still there
by Oscar Roloff
The other day I returned to my earlier writing roots in Duvall. My first journalistic venture was about thirty years ago. Quickly I latched onto many an interesting character, and that kind is still there. Searching them out is harder. My recent return revealed nothing new had drastically emerged or changed.
As I jaywalked across the street, a driver stopped, waved, smiled and let me progress onward. No change. I used to make U-turns. Probably still can. Saw one thing different down the road a bit. Guess what? A stop light! Boy! That's new!
As I slowly wended my way down the three and one half blocks of my old Duvall recallings, I saw the Duvall Cafe. Here I'd eaten many a meal. Good food. Fine friends.
Saw a city hall and police station in this area. New to me but they fit in well. Saw many eateries, espressos. New, but they blend nicely into the friendly atmosphere.
I stopped to talk to several of the eight volunteer women who were sweeping the streets, sidewalks, digging out weeds from places set aside for sidewalk trees. They were planting flowers in the many unique containers situated on the sidewalk. Many had to be chained to posts lest someone make off with them. When I mentioned I was doing an article on the Duvall I used to know, she said, "I live in the oldest house in Duvall." Getting her phone number, I said I'd come out later to possibly do an article on her and her aged home.
The IOOF
I stopped to gaze at old two-story Cherry Valley Grange Hall and the IOOF name on the building. Few know the background of the IOOF if what I've been told is correct. Many years ago in England a section of the Masons broke away. When accepted as a Mason, one swears on the Bible to be a good person and go to the aid of others whenever they are in distress. (I'm one of them.)
A leading Mason referred to them as "those odd fellows," and they were then called "The Independent Order of Odd Fellows." I located Larry Whitfield, an old friend, who had done well there and he had helped Duvall too. He's a tall, distinguished looking fellow. Neatly dressed. Dave Harder's Plaza is next to Larry's plaza. He's done well too. Friendly as all get out.
I was there when the bank had its first hold-up. I followed the get-a-way car that day until they ditched it and scooted away into the woods.
I saw many interesting eateries, art galleries and noted how people easily ease in and out of those charming places. It was time to leave; I waved goodbye to the volunteer street sweepers. When I was opening my car's door, a sixth sense told me to look across the street to that old house serving as a restaurant. There's a unique story there. I always follow those hunches.
I'll return and soon you'll read the story that came from that hunch telling me that there was an unusual story within those restaurant walls.


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Scientists have mapped out the full colour pattern for a feathered dinosaur for the first time. They found that the species in question looked something like a Spangled Hamburg chicken.
By analysing fossilised pigments, called melanosomes, the team were able to assign colours to individual feathers of Anchiornis huxleyi, a four-winged carnivore dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic period in China.
The dinosaur, which was alive about 47 million years ago, had a largely grey body, a reddish-brown, Mohawk-like crest and facial speckles, and white feathers on its wings and legs, with bold black-spangled tips.
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declaration issues
I have just come across an issue that i am just not able to understand..
i have declared a structure in one of .c files ..
struct fun {
typedef struct fun morefun
Re: declaration issues
The typedef doesn't do anything by itself, except create an alias for some other kind of declaration (in this case, a struct).
For example, you can also put this in your header file.
struct fun;
Also, it's possible to declare pointers to structures without the body of the structure in scope, so for example
struct fun *handle;
This ability allows you to create an interface to your package/module which has an opaque type. That is, the user only deals with a pointer-to-something, but can never dereference it to sneakily change something on the inside. It's like how the FILE* type for handling files in stdio works.
You only need the actual structure in scope when you create variables with that structure, eg.
struct fun myvar;
or when you have a pointer to the struct, and you want to dereference the pointer, eg.
ptr->member = value;
Re: declaration issues
salem...i believe the uestion was not put in an elucid manner...or maybe i have not understood the answer...
what i was tying to ask was that how come the header file knows that there is a declaration of that structure in some other file ...
please expain in a bit elaborative way...:)
Re: declaration issues
It doesn't know, nor does it need to, at that point in the compilation process.
Like say extern variables and function prototypes tell the compiler about data and functions which are to be declared later, all you're doing is saying that 'morefun' is an alias for 'struct fun'. At that point, you don't need to know any more detail than that.
It's only when you actually USE the declaration (to declare an instance of that struct say) that you need the complete declaration in scope.
Consider a recursive structure.
// this is no different to your typedef
Re: declaration issues
However, if you put this at the top of a working program it will not compile:
typedef DoesNotExist AnotherNameForDoesNotExist;
But this will:
typedef struct DoesNotExist AnotherNameForDoesNotExist;
So it is really about the "struct" keyword and not "typedef".
To some degree, all structs are apparently considered to be of the same "type".
This might relate to C's separate struct namespace, which always seemed kind
of weird (useless) to me, but there must be some reason.
As for FILE, in MinGW's stdio.h it is declared like this:
/* The structure underlying the FILE type.
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Centro Agrees to Record $202 Million Lawsuit Settlement
Centro Retail Australia, formed from a mall manager's reorganization, and PricewaterhouseCoopers agreed in principle to a settlement of A$200 million ($202) million with Centro shareholders who claimed they were misled.
Martin Hyde, a class-action lawyer at Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, one of the firms filing the litigation, announced the settlement at a news conference in Melbourne today. The litigants have until tomorrow to complete the details of the agreement or a trial will continue, Hyde said.
"This sends a strong message to corporations and their advisers that they will be held accountable to shareholders if their conduct fell short of what the law requires," Hyde said.
A trial before Federal Court Justice Michelle Gordon began March 5 and was scheduled to run through June 22 as shareholders of Centro Properties Group, the former Melbourne-based mall manager, claimed the company misled them over its debts. Class-action lawsuits filed by Maurice Blackburn and Slater & Gordon Lawyers were being tried together, while accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers was also sued for failing to audit the company properly.
"It's a groundbreaking settlement" and shows Australia is gaining international prominence as a venue for shareholder class actions, Ian Ramsay, a professor of commercial law at the University of Melbourne, said in a telephone interview before the announcement. The A$200 million is the biggest payout ever in a shareholder suit in Australia, Ramsay said.
The Maurice Blackburn litigation was funded by IMF (Australia) Ltd., whose shares jumped 9 percent to A$1.46 at the close of trading in Sydney, the most since May 2010. Centro Retail yesterday rose 0.4 percent to A$1.8475 in Sydney, before trading was halted.
The settlement also should put accounting firms on notice they'll be held responsible if they fail to "blow the whistle" on directors if they notice something wrong, John Walker, executive director at IMF, said in a phone interview today.
PricewaterhouseCoopers didn't respond to a request for comment today.
Maurice Blackburn's clients will receive A$150 million and Slater & Gordon's clients will get A$50 million, according to the agreement, Hyde said.
Trial Costs
The settlement covers more than 1,000 individual and group shareholders, including some of "the country's largest financial institutions," Hyde said. The settlement also covers about 5,000 individuals and retirees, represented by Slater & Gordon, the law firm said in a statement today.
The cost of the trial was probably about A$500,000 a day, Hyde said.
Several of Centro's former directors and executives were found liable in 2011 for releasing misleading statements.
Justice John Middleton in Melbourne fined Andrew Scott, a former director, A$30,000 and barred previous Chief Financial Officer Romano Nenna from serving as a director for two years. Four other former directors and two who were directors at the time of the Aug. 31 ruling were reprimanded.
Centro's 2007 annual report failed to disclose A$1.5 billion of short-term liabilities by classifying them as non-current, and the company didn't declare $1.75 billion of short-term debt guarantees of an associated company, Middleton said in a ruling in June. The mall manager also didn't disclose A$500 million of short-term debt at one of its units, he said.
Share Plunge
Centro shares fell 76 percent in Sydney on Dec. 17, 2007 after the company said it was struggling to refinance debt because of the collapse of the subprime mortgage market. The share slump wiped A$4.98 billion from the market value of Centro Properties Group and Centro Retail Group at the time.
The company first announced a restructuring plan in 2009 after a debt-fueled U.S. buying spree backfired when the global financial crisis caused property values to plummet and borrowing costs to soar. That left Centro unable to refinance its liabilities.
Centro, which managed about A$16.5 billion of shopping malls in Australia, New Zealand and the U.S., accumulated about A$16 billion of debt across its businesses. The company avoided receivership in December, when shareholders and debt holders agreed to a plan to swap A$2.9 billion of debt for equity in a new company, Centro Retail Australia.
Blackstone Real Estate Partners VI LP, a unit of the world's biggest private-equity firm, agreed to buy Centro's 588 U.S. malls in March 2011 for $9.4 billion. Centro also agreed to swap part of its debt for 108 Australian properties.
The previous record shareholder settlement in Australia took place in 2008, when Aristocrat Leisure Ltd.'s investors received A$144 million, Ramsay said.
The case is: Richard Kirby v. Centro Properties Ltd. VID326/2008. Federal Court of Australia (Melbourne).


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Before LSU can implement a "oneness" campaign that unifies its entire system by 2015, it must first deal with faculty and employment issues created by the unification effort.
The university is working to streamline procedures regarding tenure and promotions for faculty members. LSU is also attempting to consolidate administration between its Agricultural Center and the College of Agriculture. The two entities decided to separate in 1972.
The AgCenter is visible in most parishes throughout the state and supports businesses and the overall economy through agricultural research. The College of Agriculture prepares students for careers in the agriculture industry. The move to consolidate the AgCenter and college of Agriculture aims have a statewide impact through more integrated teaching, research and public service, while also creating more administrative efficiencies.
"Anytime you deal with faculty issues, they can become troublesome," said Bill Richardson, CEO of AgCenter and dean of the College of Agriculture. "We've have two sets of policies for promotions and tenure, so when you negotiate those, I have to make sure both the research and teaching faculty are represented properly.
"Those kinds of things are never clean and easy."
Kenneth Mcmillin, LSU AgCenter professor and chair of the LSU AgCenter Faculty Council, says the transition will lead to faculty being especially concerned over tenure and promotions. "There's a concern that because there's so much emphasis on research from research scientists, and that's where a lot of facilities and administration money is generated, AgCenter employees will not be fairly evaluated on their contributions to the entire efforts of agriculture at LSU."
The board approved the consolidation in September 2013, since then, officials and faculty have been working and meeting at the committee level to make the change happen.
"We've gotten groups of the faculty together to studying our processing and they're continuing to look at ways we will consolidate," said Stuart Bell, LSU Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost. "It is ongoing, there are activities we're doing today that we weren't doing a year or two ago out in the extension offices."
The most tangible move came when LSU made Richardson the vice president of Agriculture and dean of the college of agriculture. Richardson had previously served as dean in the late 1990s.
"I've spent my first retention rebuilding the College of Agriculture, and we had refocused what we we're doing," Richardson said. "I was dean over there 15 years ago. So I came back, and we're going to expand our recruiting and fundraising efforts."
Richardson says during the transition, officials will be looking at efficiency issues with the agricultural administration, and the college of agriculture under the LSU main campus.
"We're trying to find ways to make sure we didn't have duplication, so we can better utilize our resources and coordinate teaching, research and extension together," he said. "We have international programs now that looks like it will be in a single office."
As far as the number of jobs, Richardson says, that won't change much during the consolidation.
"Everyone was fully employed," Richardson said. "It wasn't a matter of some departing having excess of capacity. What we're trying to do make sure we're as efficient as we possibly can."
Richardson says as of now, there are no plans to take jobs away, but if employees are added, they'll be helping to help raise money, increase enrollment and for philanthropic work.
There are nearly 40 jobs available throughout LSU's agricultural center, according LSU career postings online, though Richardson said none are tied to the move.
"We have 1,000 people, we're going to have a lot of employees going in and out, plus in spring and fall, we do a lot of transit labor too," he said. "We're dealing with our research projects. It'll be a lot of coming and going. Those are not new positions; these are positions that need to be filled. We have a lot of transit jobs."
Mcmillin said the end-game is still murky "because there's some uncertainty about what the objective is and there's not been a real clear signal as to what the end product will be." Questions to be resolved include whether the various programs will be housed on one campus or whether they will continue at separate campuses but under unified leadership.
"We're trying to keep the faculty involved," Richardson said. "We're trying to target those areas that have the most immediate impact. We're trying to adjust administration."
Richardson says the AgCenter had less hoops to jump through. "We have less bureaucracy, the campus has more bureaucracy," he said. "I'm use to getting things done quicker, they take a little bit longer."
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New ad for the HTC Thunderbolt takes us Back to the Future
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1. BobbyTaba (Posts: 316; Member since: 11 Aug 2010)
WTF verizons only in US.
2. duh (unregistered)
yeah it's ridiculous to think that there are people that speak Spanish in the states... I mean, come on.
3. PeeLane (unregistered)
That commercial did not remind me of Back To The Future in the least.
13. narley (Posts: 357; Member since: 14 May 2009)
ya back to the future is a stretch...
i mean ya they both consist of people plugging things in.
and technically thats a lightning bolt... i didnt hear any thunder.
muah ha ha ha ha
4. i agree (unregistered)
ya i agree. why spanish?
5. Hallucinator (Posts: 352; Member since: 24 May 2010)
The funny thing is most people don't have 4g and won't have 4g for some time now. Yet they will buy this phone and brag about how their phone is 4g and yours isn't.
14. narley (Posts: 357; Member since: 14 May 2009)
its backwards compatible...
so why not get ready for whats coming.
15. narley (Posts: 357; Member since: 14 May 2009)
but ya i'd be jealous too if i had 3G and no upgrade.... lol
6. LionStone (Posts: 743; Member since: 10 Dec 2010)
And also, many people have 4g, and they have it now...so give up the ThunderBolt...yea, muy pronto!!
7. Vader317 (unregistered)
The commercial reminded of shady neighbors stealing Cable!! hAHAH LMAO
8. gajetski (unregistered)
Yay! Verizon finally got the evo!
32. Allday28 (Posts: 283; Member since: 19 Nov 2010)
The Thunderbolt is alot more powerful than the Evo douche bag!
38. sensei_phns (Posts: 8; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
Go compare them side by side, virtually identical. The Thunderbolt does have a 100mAh smaller batt though
9. ChrisT (unregistered)
Damn, that phone takes a lot to charge it!
10. mr. droid (Posts: 278; Member since: 21 Aug 2010)
there is no such thing as a thunderbolt. there are lightning bolts, and rumbles of thunder. a "bolt" is something you can see. you can NOT see thunder. thunder is a noise/sound resulting from the lightning, which is technically a strike.
just saying..
12. poopular (unregistered)
17. narley (Posts: 357; Member since: 14 May 2009)
ya ya there is....
24. BaiGanyo (Posts: 308; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
I like mr. droid. He's a smart guy. He's got a logical mind and actually knows something.
26. Owlet (Posts: 450; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
Not yet! But it's going to be soon!
43. mr. droid (Posts: 278; Member since: 21 Aug 2010)
ok, so its a weapon, something startling or something destructive. doesnt sound like something that would be good to be attributes regarding a phone.
the fourth part is stated to be imaginary, i am not finding this phone to be imaginary.
thanks for murking things up some more poopular.
11. N.Reynolds (Posts: 257; Member since: 15 Feb 2011)
Comes out the 28th. I have a friend that works at Best Buy and her manager told her Saturday.
20. Nunez20v (Posts: 14; Member since: 17 Feb 2011)
Seems like every BB store is different. I stopped by today and asked a rep and he said that it would be available for sale on the 26th; then again how many times haven't devices been pushed backed? So I guess we shall see...
16. Nunez20v (Posts: 14; Member since: 17 Feb 2011)
For all you ignorant dumb f__ks that are not aware of the huge melting pot in the US… go f__k yourselves! If the commercial is done is Spanish guess what... that means they have a huge market in the Spanish speaking community. For the idiot that posted about stealing cable... I have "English" speaking people trying to steal my internet.
18. Carlos (unregistered)
Como son de ardidos cabroneS!!!!! No por estar en español les arde hasta el culo!!! Se creen mucho por eso o que! I have the advantage to speak two languages and you white trash people can't come out of their perfect bubble...LOSERS!!!!
19. USA (unregistered)
Go back to your own hell hole country carlos and stop destroying ours, and by the way, your "english" sentence doesnt even make sense!!!
22. canito (Posts: 2; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
F***U!!!! Stupid White trash!
23. BaiGanyo (Posts: 308; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
Apparently you aren't exactly one to correct anyone's grammar. Your sentence is horrible. Run ons, incorrect capitalization, poor punctuation, right on down the line... And you use the name USA. How appropriate, yet not needed. Anyone could tell where you are from without using the name USA. Poor little racist. Do you have a strong signal in your trailer park?
21. Americano!!! (unregistered)
Carlos is right! Thanks to immigrant people we are an important country! I would love to see you or even try to do some of the jobs they do!!! You feel to proud of your country but don't do anything about it!! Thanks to the immigrants you are not paying $10 for a tomatoe or $15 for a cabbage.
25. Owlet (unregistered)
I thought we were going to slobber over the "coming soon" Thunderbolt! How did we get to this stupid little pathetic racist fight? You are both WRONG!
And it's so inappropriate for Mexicans to move to the US and trashmouth Americans and their country. Instead of "melting" in the pot! Why aren't you saying you are proud you're Americans now and trying to make this country better with your fellow citizens (black, white or anything in between)? How can you call the next guy white trash when you don't know him? It's just showing who You are, not HIM. There are trash people of every color.
In case you want to insult me too, I'm neither Mexican, nor born in America.
28. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
Just be quiet. It may be inappropriate for Mexicans to do so but i'm pretty sure they're not going around shouting white trash for fun. If everyone was accepted as equals here then there would be no premise for name-calling. It's inappropriate for Mexicans to move to the US and trash mouth but that trash mouthing is probably a result of being looked down upon, treated unfairly, and called names themselves. I can see you made an effort to be unbiased, but try a little harder next time.
29. Owlet (Posts: 450; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
Last time I checked this was a free country. That means I can say what I think, not be quiet. I don't have any preferance for Americans or Mexicans, but I really don't like to see all these F** words + hatred from some apparently bitter Mexicans. If Americans and America is so trash and looks down upon them, why are they here? It must be not so bad here, after all. Then why hate it?
Also, if someone screams f* America, white trash etc, there's only one direction to look at them, and that's NOT UP!
Everybody should try to be good and do their best, and people will always respect them.
And, nobody said life is fair, so go ahead, trash life, not the country you live in.
35. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
Okay now you're just sloppy and all over the place. I'm pretty sure they don't hate America. And just as an example, a student can go to the best high school in the country and hate the way that he's being treated by others and not hate the actual school. Does that mean he should leave? Hell no, he's in one of the best schools. So asking "why are they here?" is a pretty stupid question.
What I was trying to say is that you need to stop pointing the finger. You said earlier that "You are both wrong" but as I kept reading your comment it didn't sounded more like the Mexicans were the ones who were ultimately at fault. And then your second comment is basically, if you don't like it here then too bad or leave. Sounds like you are taking sides. And when I said just be quiet, I meant stop your nonsense/crap.
36. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
i meant it sound like....
37. Owlet (Posts: 450; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
I don't think it's nonsense at all. Anybody? I don't think I take sides, generally. But in this particular discussion it sounds like a lot of hatred is coming from Spanish speaking folks here. I also don't think I said "leave". I said they must like it here after all. So they should speak nice of their new home land they chose.
In that student example, you can hate the way you are treated, you can show it to everybody, snap back, be rude (they all deserved it, right?), be a jerk, or be violent, for example. Or you can try to adjust, see where YOU might be wrong and why this is happening, try to understand others without demanding they all must understand you first. And maybe that's the best lesson you MIGHT learn in that good school.Or might not. And stand a chance of going through the rest of your life with similar problems.
By the way, I won't tell you that what you say is crap/nonsense. I'm just telling you what I think in response to what you think. I also won't call you trash or F* word, just because we are sparring here.
You wanna take somewhere else? I'm pretty sure people here don't enjoy it.
39. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
You didnt say leave but it was kind of suggested.
I agree with almost everything you're saying. I've never condoned the bad behavior and I do think that they really shouldn't have said the things they did on this site. But when you said "And it's so inappropriate for....," I thought we were speaking on more general terms. I also agree with what you said about being the bigger person and not responding. I've agreed with you on that from the start. If you reread my comments, my point from the very beginning is not that cursing and screaming slurs is okay, but that the other side shouldn't be excused and should be held responsible for their actions too. I liked it when you said that they were both wrong but didn't agree with the accusatory turn you took afterwards. I'm neither Mexican nor American by they way either.
41. Owlet (Posts: 450; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
OK, let's be all friends already. We all want the same here - a nice new shiny phone.
30. Nunez20v (Posts: 14; Member since: 17 Feb 2011)
Why does it have to be Mexican? Spanish is the language of many Latinos e Hispanos... so let's not get to shifted in that direction.
31. Owlet (Posts: 450; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
I don't know why, I guess first comes to mind. But you are right though.
33. Ralston1983 (Posts: 70; Member since: 03 Feb 2011)
Soooooo, back to talking about the phone.
34. Owlet (Posts: 450; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
I wish it had a Super AMOLED screen.... But, I think I'll still be getting this sweet phone, among the first buyers too!
40. Rodetric (unregistered)
that commercial is a subliminal message to best buy to stop the rumors.
42. elsewhere (Posts: 1; Member since: 22 Feb 2011)
I saw the ad on 3 different networks within 2 hours last night. They even showed it 3 times during last night's episode of "House" on Fox.


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Amazon.com is now offering developers the ability to integrate its Amazon Payments service with their websites and applications through its new Amazon FPS (Flexible Payments Service) program, still in beta. At the same time, the company changed some of the language on its pages describing Amazon Payments to account for the fact that qualified third-parties who integrate with Amazon FPS can now receive money directly from senders.
Prior to the launch of Amazon FPS, Amazon payments worked exclusively on the Amazon marketplace and on the websites it powered (such as Target). Amazon.com processes all payments on behalf of its third-party Amazon Marketplace merchants. With Amazon FPS, approved merchants can integrate the payment service directly on their own websites and receive money directly from customers in a service similar to Google Checkout. A major difference between Amazon Payments and competitive offerings is that merchants must do some technical tinkering through the Amazon FPS "web service" in order to offer Amazon Payments on their websites or applications.
Amazon.com seems to have deliberately downplayed the Amazon Payments aspect of the announcement, focusing instead on the service as a technology for developers. But the heart of Amazon FPS is Amazon Payments. AuctionBytes in fact had difficulty getting details from Amazon's public relations department on how Amazon would handle merchant disputes over chargebacks.
Amazon Payments has the lowest protection for sellers in terms of chargeback disputes. Amazon will reimburse sellers for eligible chargebacks up to a total of $2,500 per calendar year. This compares to $5,000/year for PayPal and $10,000+ for Google Checkout. While PayPal and Google Checkout are specific about what conditions sellers must meet in order to be protected, Amazon is shy on details (see accompanying chart).
The seller protection policies of all three programs exclude "intangible goods" such as services and digital content, and each excludes certain categories or items, such as alcohol and gambling. It appears that Google Checkout and Amazon Payments protection policies are exclusively for US merchants, while PayPal covers qualified US, UK and Canadian merchants.
Unlike Google's offering when it launched, Amazon Payments already has an installed base of users - 69 million Amazon shoppers. And Amazon FPS can be set up to send and receive money using bank accounts or Amazon Payments balance transfer in addition to credit cards.
Unlike PayPal, Amazon FPS charges developers less when the actual cost to process a payment is lower, rather than charging the same fixed fee for all payment methods. Amazon FPS is particularly cost-effective for merchants processing micro-payments for such things as digital content.
Amazon FPS also allows each party to a transaction to place conditions or rules around that transaction (such as "allow only five transactions or $50 per month," or "refuse payment after August 1").
Of the three programs, PayPal is the only payment service allowed on the eBay marketplace. eBay did not respond to AuctionBytes' inquiries about when it would modify its Accepted Payments policy to either accept or ban sellers from accepting Amazon Payments as a payment method in listings.
Because Amazon.com has not widely marketed the payment service to merchants - instead, focusing on developers - many online sellers appear to be unaware of changes to the Amazon Payments program.
Brian Ouellette of ShoeWallet.com (http://shoewallet.com) sells shoewallets on his own website (powered by Yahoo Stores) and through the Merchant@Amazon (Seller Central) program on Amazon. When contacted, Ouellette said he was unaware that Amazon had opened up the Amazon Payments program, but said given more information, he would likely welcome such a program with open arms because the Amazon brand is so recognized. Amazon has so many users - anything to make shoppers feel comfortable buying from him would be a good thing, he said.
Zu Ahmed of BlingAddict.com (http://www.blingaddict.com), who also sells through the Merchant@Amazon program and on eBay, said, "I don't know enough about it yet to say if I'm really for it or not. I do know that people trust Amazon Payments, and that in itself is enough to get me to consider it."
Small merchants like Ouellette and Ahmed may have to wait before giving Amazon Payments a try. The Amazon Payments home page is geared to shoppers, and the invitation to try Amazon FPS on that page is for "developers," not merchants. Many merchants' best hope to try Amazon Payments through FPS may be through third-party ecommerce-management and hosting services that integrate with the payment service. However, the Amazon FPS program is in beta, and given the company's track record, it will likely keep a tight reign on who may use the service and how they use it.
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Bill Belichick on Maurice Jones-Drew: 'He brings everything'
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FOXBORO — The prospects of facing one of the best running backs in the NFL decreased Thursday as Maurice Jones-Drew missed practice again for the Jaguars with a foot injury he sustained in Week 7 against the Raiders.
Jaguars head coach Mike Mularkey said Wednesday it would be hard to imagine Jones-Drew returning this week against the Patriots if he didn't get back to practice on Thursday, after missing the last eight games.
"It will be difficult, yes," Mularkey said. "It would be difficult. It's not out of the question but it would be difficult."
Jones-Drew is a three-time Pro Bowler who led the league in rushing in 2011 with 1,606 yards. At just 5-foot-7, 208 pounds, he is often compared with Ray Rice as a back who is incredibly hard to find behind the line of scrimmage and equally hard to bring to the ground.
If he plays, what does MJD bring as a running back?
"Everything, he brings everything," Bill Belichick raved on Wednesday. "He has great balance, vision, power for his size. He's a thick guy, hard to put on the ground. [He] sees the holes well, runs with good power, has good speed, catches the ball well out of the backfield, he's dangerous on the check-downs and flare routes, screens, things like that. He's very good in the line of scrimmage on the inside runs, very good on the outside runs. He's a tough guy to handle in space. He does everything well. I don't think there are any weak points to his game. Kind of like Ray Rice, his low center of gravity, his strength, his balance, he's a tough guy to tackle, even if you have somebody there, you still have to tackle him and that's not he easiest thing in the world at all.
"There are a lot of plays where it doesn't look like he has much and he gets a good 10 or 15 yards out of it. Then there are other times where it looks like he has a five or six yard run and he takes it 50. He's very dangerous. It's not over with him until the whistle blows and he's on the ground because he's a guy that gets a lot of extra yards on his own.
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The coverage in Aljazeera has been stunning. Professional, up to date. Many sides. Very broad. It leaves the US media in the dust. When will Americans be allowed to view Aljazeera?
They won't be allowed because they 'openly' talk about israel's non-gifts to the region and their guests are experts that our msm are terrified of asking a single question.
But maybe because of Egypt, who let the cat outta the bag, market forces just might win over Aipac muzzling/censorship – the sheer demand now for Aljazeera style news is tremendous and tremendously refreshing and everyone can see now that they're not 'anti-American and Islamists'.
And to think of the millions spent by zionist to smear Arab culture, history and media, paint them all as unrepentant terrorists – all them millions overnight dumped in the cheap-tricks bin of history now.
I see israel is pouting in the corner – everyone now knows what a liar israel is and what liars all her supporters in the media are.
Mondoweiss gets a shout-out on Al Jazeera's blog for this post:
3:25pm Mondoweiss, a news website focused on American foreign policy in the Middle East, shows this interesting graph comparing Al Jazeera traffic to The New York Times.
3:25 pm in Cairo = 8:25 am in New York
How about this headline:
As Islamist Group Rises, Its Intentions Are Unclear
Islamist is such an orientalist term, conjured by the US, Israel and its lobby to paint anything Islamic as radical, terrorist-like.
How come there aren't Christanist movements? How about Jewishist, movements?
And, of course, "it's intentions are unclear", because as everyone knows one can't trust those rag heads. The world's 1.5 billion Muslims have an agenda to establish a world-wide caliphate and to impose Shariah law.
They don't really want to call them Arab moslems, well, you know: semites, do they? Even though that's actually exactly what they are!
I've just heard McCain on the BBC saying "The Muslim Brotherhood is a radical movement. They have ties to terrorist organizations, to Hamas"
Prior to that statement he said, (paraphrased): "Mubarak needs to step down and give way to the democratic forces in Egypt. But, without the Islamic movement. They are an anti-democratic force".
He went on to explain that the Egyptian regime's oppression of the people is the work of Obama and his democratic party. Amazing, isn't it?
But, rest assured, Matt Frei did not challenge MCain's lies, his smears or his unsubstantiated claims.
That's McCain, the republican party's presidential nominee in 2008. I think it speaks volumes about the American people, particularly the right wing, don't you think?
Of course, the problem with the left wing is that they cater to the Israel lobby, so the Islamophobic rhetoric is not very different across the isle.
The BBC just showed a clip of Hillary saying that the actions of the police in Egypt are in contravention to international norms, and that they go against the freedom of speech and freedom of expression. Where was she when Palestinian peace activists were thrown in Israeli jails? I don't know.
McCain was on Fox news describing the wave of demonstrations throughout the ME as a virus.
Of course, it's all about poor little Israel:
Orientalist, Islamist, Arabist: dreamed up by and for racists.
More on this subject, with a cool graphic (can you post it?):
Don't overlook how Egypt's uprising has changed the mainstream media. Tonight the NYT's Lede blog almost wholly relies on citing Egyptian bloggers on the scene. People power!
Jim ~ Robert Mackey does a great job at the Lede blog, in fact he had some of the best coverage of the Israeli raid on the Free Gaza Flotilla. I think you're right: Egypt is changing MSM coverage, but Mackey isn't really a good example – he was already in a good place. I don't read NYT regularly but get the feeling they haven't quite yet worked out yet how to integrate bloggers into the what they do – so Mackey has been given free rein.
I have been reading Nicholas Kristoff. He's in Cairo so can actually do some decent reporting and not spout fearmongering idiotic crap like many others are.
Kristof said on the night he arrived in Cairo that the festive atmosphere in Tahrir square reminded him of Tiananmen square in 1989, just before the June 4th crackdown.
Of course he would say that, but I was hoping that his analogy wouldn't hold. Sadly, within 24 hours, he was proven correct.
Even so, much has changed. In 1989, Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn were filing a couple of stories a day from Beijing. These went through the usual editing process and were typeset into the next morning's print edition.
Today's direct tweeting from Kristof and dozens of other reporters in Egypt without editorial filtering is a really different paradigm — something that probably wouldn't have been allowed in 1989, even if it had been technically feasible. It's the only way the MSM can keep up with on-the-scene bloggers in providing immediacy.
A short video report by Kristoff tweeted out just now, some vox populi from Meydan Tahrir:
Definitely sounds like the optimism has returned to the Square. Note the effigy hanging from the traffic light during the first part of the clip.
Vox populi is the one area in which AJE's coverage has been lacking – I've seen endless wide shots of Tahrir but not enough on the ground-reporting. I guess with their broadcast licence revoked, journos de-accredited then hunted and arrested, and their equipment stolen or smashed they have an excuse!
NY Times and most msm in USA is so predictable. Here, let me show you. This is what you will continue to read and hear in NY Times and most other US "news" media:
The ongoing unrest in Egypt raises the prospect of radical elements of Islam coming to power once Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak finally leaves. The will of the Egyptian people is clear blah blah blah blah blah blah what this means for the Middle East peace process and Israel remains unclear blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah the Muslim Brotherhood blah blah blah terrorism blah blah blah blah blah blah blah Netanyahu blah blah blah blah blah Gaza border with Egypt blah blah blah blah blah blah blah what kind of democracy will emerge? blah blah blah blah Mubarak blah stability blah blah Egypt's relationship with Israel blah blah blah blah Israeli fears blah blah blah blah U.S. financial support for Egypt's military blah blah blah blah Caliphate blah blah Islamic extremism blah blah blah blah blah …. you get the picture
… so many elements to this historic move to democracy driven by the large population of young people throughout the North Africa/Middle East/South and Central Asia and yet we hear get vast over-representation by the neocons spewing their israel-first talking points over and over – disgusting
It's about time. So when is Time-Warner going to add Aljazeera? Or NPR for that matter?
NPR's really gone downhill since 2001. And anyway, corporations eschew public broadcasting as a matter of ideology, so.
I linked to an interesting radio interview w/ AJ Director General Wadah Khanfar on another thread:
While we are waiting to see if today, Friday, is the BIG DAY (and while Obama awaits Israel's OK on his negotiations with top Egyptians yesterday evening regarding setting up the transition government with the active help of the Egyptian army), here's a pic of Arab Christians protecting Arab Muslims in prayer: link to yfrog.com
I don't think you will see it on Glen Beck's show–his show yesterday btw was absolutely insane–he's fighting to save world Jewry from the impending Caliphate-Marxist takeover.
I agree. It's a long time since I've seen anything that beautiful and precious. Thank you Citizen.
And here's the class action lawsuit seeking damages in behalf all those who bought Jimmy Carter's book, Peace, Not Apartheid–filed by 2 US-Israel dual citizens and three others on Feb 1st: link to israellawcenter.org
Basically it alleges that little Jimmy pedaled his book as truthful non-fiction but it's a pack of lies.
And, directly apropos this thread's subject today, here's a blast from the past, specifically from mid-2008, responsive to the question why Al Jazeera is not allowed in the USA; and yes, that's a young, astute, and handsome Phil Weiss among those interviewed regarding the nature of AIPAC: link to youtube.com
Imagine such a subject and panel interview on US TV. Makes me wonder precisely who is on CSPAN's NGO board of directors from the big cable companies… I imagine today the Day Of Reckoning re Egypt will be a topic on Washington Journal today. Think any callers will bring up the US-Israel connection to Mubarek's 30 years of tyranny? Anybody will be allowed to ask why doesn't Obama already have aid to Egypt and Israel on the table of leverage towards supporting authentic American values rather than neocon-PEP values? And if so, will they be cut off by the WJ host?
Israel can't stop the love. It can't stop the truth from emerging.
Israel is built on hatred and the American people need to understand that. Israel could be so different. It will have to change.
"The west still has a big stake in the outcome. It should cheer on the forces of freedom and the rule of law. It can offer to help. The new wisdom, though, begins with an acknowledgement that the Middle East belongs to someone else."
What it is–from American Veterans Today: link to mycatbirdseat.com
As it turns out, after all there are indeed more people concerned with getting the truth and demanding justice than people content with news rubber-stamped by corporations and the Israeli foreign ministry.
PM Netanyahu addresses the Knesset: The situation in Egypt The Iranian regime is not interested in seeing an Egypt that protects the rights of individuals, women, and minorities. They are not interested in an enlightened Egypt that embraces the 21st century. They want an Egypt that returns to the Middle Ages. They want Egypt to become another Gaza, run by radical forces that oppose everything that the democratic world stands for.
You know at this point, whenever I picture Jan Brady's voice coming out of his mouth, saying "Iran, Iran, Iran!"
It's funny how Zionists kick us around for having Israel be part of our conversation about Egypt, as if Israel has no intersection with Egypt. Never mind that whenever we talk about Gaza and Israel's blockade, they bring Egypt into the conversation reflexively. But now they're going to make Iran part of this conversation?
"Marcia! Marcia! Marcia!" Grow up, Zionists.
It's so lame . Egypt is Sunni and Iran is Shia and thus a nest of apostates.
I had a Sunni colleague when I worked in Cairo and I used to wind him up by confessing to him that it was my dream to marry a Shia lady. What fun it was! Always elicited a response.
Heh. To be honest, I've come to perceive the split between Sunni and Shia to be more akin to the split between Catholism and Lutheranism. Heck, from what I understand the mosque of the mostly Sunni local community here, has a Shia cleric, or had at one point.
Conversely, in Catholic high school, I overheard one of the religion teachers making a nasty comment about Lutheran prayer services. It bothers me how the Muslim world has to be 'orientalized' and mystified when really, as a matter of social mechanism, things work the same over there as they do over here. It's another country, another region of the world, not another solar system.
helpful. thanks chaos. anyone who has spent time in the midwest knows about these divisions, including within lutheran life
I have an unfair advantage in this regard. I live in the Midwest. ;)
Israel's whole strategy vis a vis the US is based on the orientalist notion that Muslims are fundamentally different to Jews and by extension Christians. Iran can only be used as a monolithic bogeyman if people don't understand that Iranian women moan about their husbands just like the stupid bitches in Ohio and that Iranian men fart in bed just like Californians. In offices up and down Iran, ordinary Iranians talk inanities just like they do in New Jersey. Don't let the brown skin put you off.
Seafoid, yep, exactly. The macro uber alles is "Judeo-Christian values" in contrast with Muslim values. Nothing like ignoring history's renditions of all these values juxtiposed to each other. The sellers of "Judeo-Christian values" depend, absolutely depend on the ignorance of the "talking animals"–hence, also, on their related lack of irony.
Egypt right now @ 5:47 AM EST: link to twitpic.com
Gonna be BIG today. Obama's gonna blow this great opportunity to be on the right side of history in Cairo (again).
World-wide sit-ins today at all Egyptian embassies: link to worldwidetahrir.wordpress.com
Image of people massed today in Alexandria and Cairo. How many million?
link to twitpic.com
Looks like it is time for some fresh hasbara.
Over just six decades, Israel has grown from a country born into unrelenting adversity into a nation of limitless progress: a defender of free speech and minority rights, an outpost of women's rights, a beacon of science and higher learning, an open door for immigrants – an outstretched hand to a world in need. Because of her unwavering commitment to democratic ideals, Israel is America's indispensable ally in a sea of dictatorships.
How can you stand to wade through this stuff, anyway? It's like what we would have been subjected to if Goebbels had had an internet platform. It makes me want to hurl.
I think it's hilarious. AIPAC is going to have to come up with some new material because the old stuff has been overtaken by events.
The AIPAC site has video clips of the entirety of the US's political leadership paying their respects at the 2010 conf. I wonder what they will have to say this year.
Everyone's a prostitute. No civil disobedience.
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AIPAC Policy Conference 2011
The AIPAC Policy Conference is the pro-Israel community's preeminent annual gathering. The event attracts more than 6000 community and student activists from all 50 states, and more than half of the Senate, a third of the House of Representatives and countless Israeli and American policymakers and thought leaders. Over three jam-packed days, Policy Conference participants choose from hundreds of informative sessions and participate in the pro-Israel community's largest and most important advocacy day.
Event Dates 5/22/2011 – 5/24/2011
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► THIS WEEK IN BALL STATE SOFTBALL: The Ball State softball team returns to action Saturday, when it battles Murray State (11 am ET/10 am CT) and Morehead State (4 pm ET/3 pm CT) at the Blues City Classic hosted by Memphis at Greenbrook Park in Southaven, Miss. ... The Cardinals close the tournament Sunday versus SEMO (11 am ET / 10 am CT).
► FOLLOW THE ACTION: Cardinals fans can follow the action at the Blues City Classic with live stats for all three games at the tournament central page:http://www.gotigersgo.com/sports/w-softbl/spec-rel/2014-blues-city-softbl-tourney.html ... Fans can also get regular updates by following the team on Twitter: @BallStateSB - Instagram: ballstatesb - Facebook: BallStateSoftball.
► CARDINALS ALL-TIME: After posting a 1-2 record at the Buffalo Wild Wings Spartan Invitational hosted by USC Upstate on Sunday and Monday, the Ball State softball program enters the Blues City Classic with an 858-917-4 (.484) all-time record in 39-plus seasons of play ... Established as a varsity program in 1975, Ball State has won four Mid-American Conference regular season titles (2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013), two MAC Tournament championships (1998 and 2010) and advanced to the NCAA Tournament twice (1998 and 2010).
► HEAD COACH TYRA PERRY: A two-time Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year (2009 & 2013), Tyra Perry was named the eighth head coach in Ball State softball history Aug. 6, 2013 ... Perry enters the Blues City Classic with a 346-346-1 (.500) career record, including a 4-2 ledger so far in her first season at Ball State ... Prior to coming to Ball State, Perry had six-year head coaching stints at both Western Kentucky (2008-13) and Birmingham-Southern (2002-07) ... In 2013, Perry guided WKU to the program's first-ever NCAA Regional appearance and to a final ranking of 26th in the NCAA Ratings Percentage Index (RPI), the highest final ranking in program history ... The Lady Toppers also posted the program's first 40-plus win season (43-18) under Perry's tutelage in 2013, and earned its first SBC regular season title with a 20-3 league record.
► SCOUTING THE CARDINALS: The Ball State softball team enters the Blues City Classic with a 4-2 record after going 1-2 at last weekend's Buffalo Wild Wings Spartan Invitational hosted by USC Upstate ... Sophomore center fielder Briana Evans leads the squad with a .438 batting average, while junior right fielder Loren Cihlar is close behind at .429 ... Ball State's offense currently ranks second in the Mid-American Conference with a .325 team batting average and has connected for five home runs which is tied for first in the MAC ... In the circle, sophomore Kelsey Schifferdecker owns a spotless 3-0 record and threw the Cardinals' first complete game shutout of the season versus George Mason (Feb. 16) ... Schifferdecker owns a 1.42 ERA over 19.2 innings of work and has struck out seven batters while issuing just three walks.
MURRAY STATE: The Racers enter the Blues City Classic with a 5-2 record after posting a 3-0 mark at last weekend's Hornet Invitational hosted by Alabama State ... At the two-day event, Murray State scored wins over Gardner-Webb (4-2), Alabama State (6-2) and Alabama A&M (8-0, 6 inn.) ... Alexa Becker leads the squad's everyday starters with a .429 batting average which includes two doubles and one home run ... Cayla Levins is second on the squad with a .300 batting average ... In the circle, CheyAnne Gaskey owns a team-best 3-1 record and a 3.50 ERA over 20.0 innings of work ... She has struck out 17 batters while issuing 10 walks ... As a team, the Racers are batting .310 while limiting opponents to a .282 average ... Ball State and Murray State will be playing for the first time in softball.
MOREHEAD STATE: The Eagles opened the 2014 season by posting a 1-4 record at the Plainsman Invite hosted by Auburn opening weekend ... MSU was slated to play in the Phyllis Rafter Memorial Tournament last weekend, but it was canceled due to the winter storm which moved through the south ... Morehead State's lone win opening weekend came versus Louisiana-Monroe (9-8) ... The Eagles dropped contests versus Louisiana-Monroe (7-1), North Dakota State (10-3), Auburn (12-0, 5 inn.) and Notre Dame (9-0, 5 inn.) ... Stephanie Etter, Karly Thompson and Dana Hutchins are tied for the team lead with .300 batting averages, with each collecting three hits so far this season ... Megan Tymorek has thrown a team-high 16.2 innings in the circle, and owns the team's lone win to go along with a 7.98 ERA ... As a team, the Eagles are batting .182 while allowing opponents to connect for a .338 average ... Morehead State holds a 2-0 edge in the all-time series including a 7-5 victory in the latest meeting April 21, 2009 in Morehead, Ky.
SEMO: The Redhawks enter the Blues City Classic fresh off a 3-2 showing at last weekend's Mardi Gras Classic hosted by Louisiana-Monroe ... SEMO opened the three-day event with a win over Houston Baptist (9-7), before suffering losses to host Louisiana-Monroe (6-4) and Houston Baptist (6-3) ... The Redhawks ended the event with a pair of wins over Grambling State (9-1, 5 inn / 2-0) ... Savannah Carpenter and Chelsea Smith are tied for the team-lead with .500 batting averages, while Haylee Krack is not far behind at .467 ... In the circle, Keaira Schilling leads the squad with a 3.54 ERA over 20.1 innings of work ... She also has a 1-1 record and 15 strikeouts on the year ... The Redhawks own a .328 team batting average, while opponents are connecting at a .282 clip ... SEMO holds a 2-1 lead in the all-time series which has not seen a game since a 2-1 Ball State win March 28, 1993.
► SENIOR CLASS AWARD: Senior left fielder Jennifer Gilbert has been named one of 30 candidates for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award in collegiate softball ... To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competition ... The 2014 candidate class will be narrowed to 10 finalists midway through the regular season, and those names will be placed on the official ballot ... The Senior CLASS Award winner will be announced during the 2014 NCAA Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City May 29 through June 4 ... For more information on all the candidates, visit seniorCLASSaward.com.
► TWO IN A ROW: For the second consecutive week, sophomore Kelsey Schifferdecker has been named the Mid-American Conference West Division Pitcher of the Week ... In her lone appearance last week, the 5-9 righty nailed down the Cardinals' first complete game shutout of the season in a 2-0 victory over George Mason (Feb. 16) ... Schifferdecker is now a three-time career MAC Pitcher of the Week award winner ... Last season, the Cardinals had at least one MAC weekly award winner in 10 of its 12 weeks of play, including sweeping the awards five times.
► TYING THE MARK: With a two-run blast in the season-opening win over Texas State, senior left fielder Jennifer Gilbert tied the Mid-American Conference career home run record with her 57th career round tripper ... Gilbert's 57 career home runs are the second-most for an active NCAA Division I player, trailing only the 61 put up by Oklahoma junior Lauren Chamberlain.
► TYING THE MARK PART 2: When Jennifer Gilbert crossed the plate to score what proved to be the game-winning run versus George Mason last Sunday, she tallied her 167th career run scored which ties the MAC career record set by former Ball State teammate Lisa Rozanski (2008-11) ... Gilbert also enters the weekend ranked among the MAC career leaders in doubles (5th at 48), batting average (6th at .377) and hits (T-15th at 219).
► CHASING THE CANADIAN RECORD: While she only has an slim chance of breaking the NCAA career record of 90 home runs, Jennifer Gilbert needs just nine long balls to become the NCAA career home run leader among Canadian-born players ... The current title of Canada's top NCAA softball slugger is held by Jen Yee who racked up 65 career home runs while playing for Niagara (2006-07) and Georgia Tech (2009-10) ... Ironically, Gilbert and Yee are currently teammates on the Canadian Senior Women's National Team and helped guide the squad to a silver medal at the VII Women's Pan American Championship (Aug. 10-18) in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
► THE RAGER FACTOR: In addition to being the program's record holder in double plays turned at 54, Taylor Rager is also quickly climbing up BSU's career offensive charts ... Based on the strength of her .353 batting average so far this season, Rager has moved into fourth in program history with a .350 career batting average ... Her 29 career home runs rank third in BSU annals, while both her 138 career RBI and 40 career doubles are fourth.
► WALK IT OUT: Taylor Rager enters the week ranked eighth in Mid-American Conference history with 90 career walks, including two so far this season ... In addition, senior third baseman Audrey Bickel is tied for 24th on the league's career walks chart at 73 ... The only other active MAC player ranked in the top 25 on the league's career walks chart is Ohio senior Raven King with 84 career free passes.
► Thanks in part to a 3-for-3 effort versus USC Upstate, sophomore center fielder Briana Evans enters the weekend with a team-best .438 batting average from the nine hole ... In 16 at bats this season, Evans has seven total hits ... Last season, Evans logged just four hits in 26 at bats for a .154 average.
► At the top of the lineup, junior right fielder Loren Cihlar is second on the squad with a .429 average and has also drawn two walks for a team-leading .478 on base percentage among starters ... Of her team-high nine hits this season, three have been bunt singles and two others have been infield hits ... She also has a double to the left-center field wall to her credit this season.
► Loren Cihlar remains the top base stealer in program history based on percentage, with a .913 (21-for-23) rate of success ... She is 1-for-1 in stolen base attempts this season, earning her first swipe of the year versus Virginia Tech (Feb. 16)
► Sophomore second baseman Emily Dabkowski blasted her first career home run in the season-opener versus Texas State (Feb. 8), and is one of only two Ball State players to reach base safely in all six games this season ... Dabkowski has at least one hit in five games and has drawn a walk in three.
► Junior Hanne Stuedemann enters the week tied for sixth in program history with 16 career home runs, including one this season ... Stuedemann had a second home run versus Stephen F. Austin, but since the game did not finish the blast did not count.
► Sophomore shortstop Selena Reyna has made some spectacular defensive plays this season and enters the weekend with a perfect fielding percentage ... She has 12 putouts and 10 assists so far this year, and has also factored in one of Ball State's four double plays this season.
► Seven of the nine players in Ball State's projected lineup for the weekend have at least one career home run ... If you add junior catcher Jessica Craft to the lineup instead of freshman catcher Shelbie Scamihorn, then eight of the nine will have gone yard at least once in their career.
► Senior first baseman Lauren Schroeder blasted her fifth career home run to complete the walk-off, run rule victory over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Feb. 8) ... Of her five career home runs, one has been a two-run shot, three have been three-run blast, while the fifth was a walk-off grand slam to cap last season's run rule of Butler ... Of the nine active players with at least one home run, Schroeder is the only one to not have a solo blast.
► The Ball State defense has turned four double plays so far this season which is tied with Northern Illinois for the MAC lead ... In 2013, Ball State ranked fourth nationally with a 0.56 double plays per game average, turning 30 double plays in 54 games.
► Sophomore Sammi Cowger made her first career pitching appearance versus USC Upstate Feb. 17 ... After giving up a hit to the first batter, Cowger induced an inning-ending double play to give Ball State one more at bat as they were trailing 7-0 in the contest with Cowger also inheriting a runner at first.
► Uniform Watch 2014: Ball State is 2-1 in both their black and white uniforms this season ... The Cardinals have not worn their gray uniforms yet in 2014.


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Error Code 13 - Internet won't connect
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