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Death Row Sentence For Slayings Reduced
By Katie Springer, Staff Writer
May 31, 1986
Aubrey Livingston, who spent four years on Death Row for the 1981 murders of five people, was resentenced Friday to life in prison. Livingston, 29, of Miami, won`t be eligible for parole for 75 years under the sentence imposed by Broward Circuit Judge Thomas Coker Jr. Livingston was sentenced to death after his first trial, but the Florida Supreme Court overturned that conviction. After his second trial, the state recommended a life term in exchange for his testimony against his accomplice, Douglas Jackson.
Death Row Inmate Seeks Review Of Trial
By Rich Pollack, Staff Writer
March 21, 1986
Having spent almost seven years on Death Row for the murder of a Boca Raton florist, Paul William Scott went to court Thursday to argue that he was not competently represented in his 1979 trial. Scott, 30, was convicted of the 1978 murder of James Alessi, who was found bound and severely beaten inside his Boca Raton home. A death warrant for Scott was signed by Gov. Bob Graham in 1983, but a Miami federal judge granted a stay of execution later in 1983 after lawyers argued that Scott not be sentenced to death because his public defender did not adequately represent him. During Thursday`s hearing, Scott`s attorneys argued that crucial evidence was overlooked in the case.
Death Row Term Affected Inmate For Rest Of Her Life
By BARBARA WALSH, Staff Writer
December 16, 1991
Kaysie Dudley spent two years on Death Row meditating and learing more about how the state planned to kill her. "I did a lot of research on what they were going to do to me," Dudley says. "It was very morbid, but I wanted to know." Dudley, 28, was sent to Death Row at Broward Correctional Institution in 1987 after she was convicted with her boyfriend of strangling and slicing the throat of an elderly Clearwater woman. "My boyfriend killed her," Dudley says. "I held the woman in my arms as she took her last breath.
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Quit stalling and send all murderers to death. William Elledge is one example of our criminal justice system failing each time someone is sentenced to die. The cost of housing all those murderers in Death Row is a burden on the taxpayers. We do not need to pay lawyers to keep these murderers, already condemned to die, living all these years. ARNE H. RASMUSSEN Fort Lauderdale
House Oks Bill To Reduce Length Of Death Row Appeals
By LINDA KLEINDIENST Tallahassee Bureau Chief
April 27, 1995
Up to five years of delays could be knocked off of Death Row appeals under a measure that sailed through the House, 113-1, on Wednesday. The average inmate spends 9.7 years on Death Row before going to the electric chair. The bill (HB 1319), filed by Rep. Ron Klein, D-Boca Raton, is aimed at reducing the delaying tactics used by inmates to put off execution. "Floridians are sick and tired of watching the most heinous of our convicted criminals ... sit on Death Row for years while the taxpayers provide them with appeal after appeal used only as a delay tactic," Klein said.
Convict Off Death Row, Resentenced To Life Term
By HENRY FITZGERALD JR. Staff Writer
February 21, 1997
Jason Thomas Deaton got a bit of good news on Thursday: He will spend the rest of his life in prison. To Deaton that's a lot better than being on Death Row, where he spent the past 13 years. Broward Circuit Judge Carole Taylor sentenced him to two consecutive life terms under a state law that prohibits one partner from receiving a harsher sentence than the other. Deaton, now 32, was sentenced to death in 1984 for the murder of Rhode Island millionaire Santi Pasquale Campanella near Sears Town in Fort Lauderdale.
Ex-death Row Inmate Gets Life In '86 Murder
By JON BURSTEIN Staff Writer
November 16, 1999
A Riviera Beach man who spent 12 years on Death Row until the state Supreme Court tossed out his sentence now will serve a life term for a 1986 murder. Prosecutors dropped their pursuit of the death penalty for David Young, 34, leaving a circuit judge with no other choice on Monday but to sentence him to life in prison for killing a 50-year-old Jupiter man. Young was convicted in 1987 of first-degree murder. A jury found Young guilty of shooting Clarence John Bell when Bell caught Young and three other men trying to steal his 1984 Trans Am. Young maintains he shot Bell in self-defense.
Murderer Is Sent To Death Row For 2nd Time
By KURT GREENBAUM, Staff Writer
April 12, 1988
Jerry Haliburton left Death Row three months ago to face a second jury on charges of murdering a West Palm Beach man in 1981. On Monday, a Palm Beach County Circuit judge returned Haliburton to Death Row, after the jury found him guilty of stabbing Donald Bohannon 31 times on Aug. 9, 1981. It was the second time Haliburton, 32, had been sentenced to death for the same murder. His first conviction, in 1983, was overturned by the Florida Supreme Court two years later. "I take no pleasure in this task, but it is one that is mandated by the statutes," said Judge Jack Cook, who handed down the death penalty.
Three More From County Join Death Row Ranks
By LISA OCKER, Staff Writer
January 2, 1989
On Florida`s Death Row, more than 290 men -- 10 of them from Palm Beach County -- wait to die in the electric chair. In a county-by-county comparison of the number of Death Row inmates, Palm Beach County ranks eighth on the list, with 33 fewer prisoners awaiting electrocution than Dade County, which has 43, the most of any other county. Broward County has 20 people on Death Row. In the capital cases that went to trial in 1988 in Palm Beach County, five men were convicted of first-degree murder and three were acquitted.
Death Row Attorneys Bill Approved By House 115-0
By Kathleen Pellegrino, Tallahassee Bureau
May 29, 1985
Florida took a progressive move for prisoner rights Tuesday when a bill guaranteeing Death Row inmates a second round of appeals was sent to Gov. Bob Graham to be signed into law. "It`s historic for the South," said Scharlette Holdman, an advocate for the state`s 228 Death Row inmates. "A Southern state is saying `we recognize the right to guarantee constitutional protections to Death Row prisoners.` " Without opposition, the House voted 115-0 Tuesday to create a new office of appeal attorneys to take the cases of Death Row inmates into federal courts.
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Their journeys started halfway around the world, but their shared passion for uncovering the causes of pediatric cancer brought them to the Penn State College of Medicine. Dr. Wei Li is originally from Beijing, China, and Dr. Vladimir Spiegelman is originally from Moscow, Russia. Now both are in Hershey, through funding from Four Diamonds, working to understand how pediatric cancers develop in the hopes of discovering new lifesaving therapies.
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Police and the organizers of Occupy Charleston said Tuesday they are working closely together to create a trouble-free 99-hour event at Brittlebank Park.
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Mullen declined to discuss specifics of how police will manage the event.
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Occupy Charleston participants held a peaceful march on Saturday.
"They were orderly. They followed all the rules. They did not disrupt anything," he said.
Organizers said they plan off-site marches of fewer than 50 people to banks and to City Hall. That activity is allowed if protesters are not disruptive, Mullen said.
A police presence at Occupy Charleston is welcome at all times, according to the organizers' city permit application. No alcohol will be served during the peaceful occupation. Illegal drugs will not be tolerated, the application said.
Amplified music will be banned after 11 p.m. A few small fires will be allowed under the supervision of the Charleston Fire Department, said Matt Rabon, an organizer for the event. "We have built an excellent working relationship with the police department," Rabon said.
Rabon said he expects a core group of about 50 activists at the park when Occupy Charleston starts at noon. He said he anticipates no more than 500 people to attend at one time during the 99 hours.
At some Occupy events in other cities, demonstrators have refused to leave. The Occupy Charleston permit for Brittlebank Park expires at 3 p.m. Sunday.
"We have every intention of leaving and cleaning up the park to pristine condition," Rabon said. He qualified his remarks by saying that the organized group will be out of the park as required on Sunday.
"We don't exactly control everyone involved in this," he said. "There's a lot of different folks in this with a lot of ideas."
Rabon, 29, a political science student at the College of Charleston and part-time restaurant manager, said he became interested in forming Occupy Charleston when he saw what was happening at Occupy Wall Street.
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"There is no support for not complying with the regulations of the city of Charleston," he said.
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The family-friendly event will include art, food, speakers discussions, workshop and general assemblies, organizers said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Michael Jackson's doctor, accused of killing the pop star with a powerful anesthetic, has joined a small but growing number of doctors facing criminal charges due to a U.S. government clampdown on the over-prescription of addictive drugs.
Fatal overdoses from prescription painkillers more than tripled to 13,800 in the United States in 1999 through 2006, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Consequently, more doctors are finding themselves in the sights of prosecutors as states like Florida and Georgia confront the growth in abuse of prescription drugs. The prosecution of doctors is seen as more effective than bringing cases against their patients.
There were just over two dozen reported criminal cases against doctors for malpractice in the two decades from 1981 to 2001, according to Westlaw research by James Filkins, a doctor and lawyer who has written about the criminal prosecution of physicians.
Replicating Filkins' research, Reuters tallied around 37 reported criminal cases in the decade from 2001 to 2011, with most recent cases against doctors for over-prescribing painkillers and other controlled substances.
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration information suggests a similar trend. For 2003, the agency reported 15 physician arrests that resulted in convictions. By 2008, the most recent year with comprehensive data, the number had grown to 43.
Medical negligence cases are typically handled in civil court, with the victim or victim's family seeking money damages from the doctor.
In the case of Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, prosecutors allege his negligence was so extreme that he should be charged with involuntary manslaughter and punished with prison time.
While the number of criminal malpractice cases is not large, the American Medical Association has cautioned that the trend has interfered with the practice of medicine. Civil prosecutions for monetary damages were sufficient to hold doctors accountable, the organization said.
In 1995, the group adopted a resolution opposing the "attempted criminalization of health care decision-making especially as represented by the current trend toward the criminalization of malpractice."
The trend is, in part, due to an expansion in white-collar criminal law and drug control laws to include unintentional violations by doctors, said Diane Hoffmann, a law professor at the University of Maryland School of Law.
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Miss Margery Kendon wrote (22 May 1958): 'New Street Farm was just over the way from Orchard Cottage and this is in fact the field path from Orchard Cottage to Ridley Rectory where Tom was born. Date will be anything between 1937–41. He lived at Orchard Cottage, Ridley, Kent, from 1936–45.'
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Skip to comments.Is the Impeachment of Barack Obama Moving Forward?
Posted on 05/29/2010 6:34:44 AM PDT by Kaslin
All of a sudden, everyone is talking about the possibility of impeaching Barack Obama.
Drudge is writing about it. Sean Hannity is talking about it. Dick Morris is saying that the potential scandal is "enormous.". Karl Rove called it an "extraordinary charge." WorldNetDaily.com wrote that "it could be grounds for impeachment."
What happened? The story surrounding the alleged bribe of Congressman Joe Sestak initially broke way back in February. We wrote about it then, but it never broke out into the mainstream media. But because of activist pressure and the courageous work of California Congressman Darrell Issa the story refused to die.
ImpeachObamaCampaign.com alone has delivered more than 750,000 petitions to Congress in support of impeachment. Make no mistake, patriotic Americans are driving this sudden turn of events. It is a testament to what can happen when patriotic Americans refuse to look the other way, and they make their voices heard in a real and meaningful way. It didn't hurt that Obama has failed to answer the questions surrounding the attempted bribe of Congressman Joe Sestak.
So did Barack Hussein Obama commit a felony by offering Congressman Joe Sestak a "high ranking" Cabinet position to drop out of the Pennsylvania Senate race against Sen. Arlen Specter?
Let's be clear. The commission of an actual felony is not actually required in order to impeach a sitting president, but if Sestak's allegation is true, and if Barack Hussein Obama's fingerprints are all over this offer, that's a felony, and drawing up Articles of Impeachment against Barack Obama becomes a necessity.
According to Judge Andrew Napolitano with Fox News: "Federal law makes it a felony to offer 'anything of value' to an official of the government in return for a decision in your favor by that official of the government; it is called bribery."
And Congressman Darrell Issa has been relentlessly pushing the matter. He's called on Attorney General Eric Holder to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the allegation, but Holder is essentially ignoring the request.
Recently, Issa directly challenged Holder: "You don't answer or apparently investigate. ... You're not investigating whether it's a false statement by a member of Congress or a crime by the White House. What are we to do?"
Back in February, Sestak confirmed to Larry Kane, a Philadelphia talk-show host, that the White House dangled a "high ranking" job in front of him to convince him to drop his primary challenge against incumbent Arlen Specter.
Initially, the Obama White House denied the accusation. According to a Fox News report: "White House official told Fox News that Sestak is expected to 'clarify' the allegation."
But Sestak didn't take the hint... he didn't "clarify" the accusation.
He stood by his statement and told Fox News: "I was asked a direct question yesterday and I answered it honestly."
Just prior to the Pennsylvania primary, Issa confronted Holder directly, but Holder refused to comment on the case. When Issa questioned Holder on why he had not responded to his request for a special prosecutor, Holder simply said that he thought he had responded to the request and offered his apologies.
Is it possible that Sestak lied, or that he was simply mistaken?
It seems unlikely as White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs issued the following carefully guarded statement to the press: "I'm told whatever conversations have been had are not problematic" and Gibbs added that the matter was "in the past."
Stonewalling... obstruction... but it's clear by Gibbs' statement that someone made Sestak an offer.
Keeping in mind that only Barack Obama has the authority to appoint an individual to his own Cabinet, the only question that remains is: What did Obama know and when did he know it?
The American people deserve an answer.
I'm reading a bio of the Hildabeast, The Truth About Hillary. She has been a thoroughgoing Marxist since her senior year of high school. I've wondered if her Leftist thinking has tempered at all as she has aged. I think it has not. She and all her leftist/lesbian pals from Wellesley are now in top leadership positions. She installed most of them as First Lady. I think that she is just biding her time with her eye on the elusive prize of the presidency. I think she thinks she has paid plenty of dues and is entitled to it. I think she gleefully celebrateds every misstep by Obozo.
No harm, no foul.
I agree 100 percent to even talk about it right now
Will do.
The moonbats will cry bloody murder if it brought up
How many dictators through recent history have been impeached?
That should be if it is brought up
They've been burned before.
Just call it another round of urban renewal.
Continue with East St. Louis, Chicago, Oakland, Boulder, Austin and ITHACA!
It's more useful for our side to keep this alive politically than it is to keep it alive legally.
We first need to clarify he is actually qualified to be president....if he is an usurper...then the Federal Marshals can arrest him.
Obama could sell drugs out of the Whitehouse, take a pile of cash from known drug dealers on national primetime television and his mediawhores will still cover for him. not only wouldn't the demholes impeach him, they'd cover for him as well.
That is why we have to win the House back and we have to take the super majority away from them in the Senate. Without it we might as well forget it
Personally, I don't think this is going anywhere. It is hypocritical that Bush immediately assigns special investigators or prosecutors whenever the left created some alleged wrong doing, and then when a leftist president does it, they try to bury it.
This is the most corrupt political party to walk the American landscape. They are wicked and disgusting.
I agree and with Clinton advising him, chances are there is something much more serious that he is guilty of and Clinton is using his (and Dick Morris') strategy of putting out something aweful but not as serious as the other crime (i.e. Monica Lewinsky vs. selling ballistic missile tech to China).
What is it that Obama has done that is so bad that is about to break? Maybe the gay story and the speculation that that the "affair" with a pretty aid was a cover? Maybe more on his Birth Certificate and his eligibility? Maybe something worse?
Regardless, beat him and Democrats up with the Sleezstak situation, but don't go the impeachment route. Point out that it is impeachable, but don't even threaten to do it. Leave it as an axe hovering over the Obamabi administration. Maybe, he will have enough sense to back down a little.
What YOU said....is what I AM afraid of...he would be a martyr then.....
Maybe they've figured out he's too stupid to be president.
Uh, that was bill clinton, and they impeached him.==
Ever read Sellout: The Inside Story of President Clinton's Impeachment?
Click on title and scroll down for Amazon.com editorial review.
Shame on both parties!!!!!!
The problem isn't Hussein - he's merely a symptom. The real danger to the Republic is the debauched & debased electorate (his hard 25-40% support group) that is still allowed to vote.
Dead on the money.
Yes, and they are the real true believers in whatever is being peddled for them.
Only if the powers that be are planning to use the "Long Hot Summer" strategy to create total civil unrest, domestic upheaval, etc.
"Uh, that was bill clinton, and they impeached him."
lol, good point!
I remember well that Toni Morrison piece, and quite frankly Bill Clinton has a lot more "soul" that the big O does.
In Chicago, selling jobs while using taxpayer cash to pay for it is a way of life. Qualifications are not a consideration. Look at Michelle Obama. 300 grand a year for her to shoot off her mouth while her husband, Senator Obama, steers tax payer cash to the Hospital.
The White House has a cancer in it. It will only get worse.
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America's Cup- Jobson goes one on one with Jimmy Spithill (Part 3)
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Insight from an America's Cup winning tactician to a winning skipper. ISAF Vice-President Gary Jobson caught up with Oracle Team USA skipper Jimmy Spithill at the end of 2013. Offering a fascinating look into the 2013 America's Cup, Jobson and Spithill analyse what went down in San Francisco, USA.
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'So I understand that you took some flying lessons. Did that help you understand wings, foils, aerodynamics?'
'Definitely. I actually took the flying lessons, got my license when we did the wing on the trimaran. That wing on that trimaran was the biggest wing ever built in the world. Aircraft Aerospace. Everything. 230 feet. Massive. Doesn't fit under the Golden Gate Bridge if we were to sail the boat there. It's a huge bit of kit. I just figured, look the best way to learn about wings is to get a pilot's license. I had a break. I had a couple weeks off at the time and I thought okay down to Australia and I sort of went to this sort of little country air strip and learned with a couple of great guys. We went up and everything. I said I've only got two weeks. We have to go up every day in this little, tiny two seaters Cessna. It was straight away, it was amazing how similar it is to sailing. It's all about lift, drag, balance. A well set up plane is very easy to fly. Just like a boat that is well set up, it's easy to sail. Get your head out of the boat and look around and you're not fighting the boat. The same with the plane.
'It was amazing to see how many people in sailing have their pilot's license. Tom Schnackenberg, Russell Coutts, and Larry Ellison. I could go on and on and on. I'm really fascinated by it. The next one on my list is the helicopter. It sort of reminds me of these boats that you've got so many things going on at once. The flying, yes, I love it. It's an amazing thing out there and certainly the technology.'
'Not only flying lessons, some boxing and boxing lessons. How did that help you out?'
'The boxing, you've probably all heard me say this but when you grow up with red hair, you don't get a choice. At some point you will be boxing and probably earlier than you think. Certainly in Australia that was the case. It was funny. The thing is, when I started boxing was I actually had this relationship with the coach. And it could have been anything. It could have been football, soccer, it could have been dancing. Who know? It could have been anything. It was just the fact that I met this guy and he was fantastic. He was almost like a second father to me. He just gave me some great morals and values and sort of respect that I think at the time I was probably lacking. I was probably getting into a little trouble at school and things weren't great at home at that time. He really put me back on the straight and narrow. And I think for kids it is important. Often times you have to get away from the household and those sort of relationships are key and it just happen to be boxing.
'But where it really did come into play was you have to have fantastic hand-eye coordination and reflexes. The thing about boxing is trying to think when you're exhausted. And that is something, as a team, we trained very, very hard on and did all sorts of mental games and exercises. We worked with some Navy Seal guys about making decisions when you're exhausted because that's what this boat is about. And most of the time when you make a bad decision it's because it's rushed or you're struggling just trying to get some air in and out of you. So we worked very hard on that. Boxing was part of it.
'The physical training on these boats is like something…the level is right up there with NFL and all the other sports. These guys are 100% heart rate and they go for 30 minutes from the start to finish. There's not many games like that in a team sport. There's no time outs. There's no halftime, commercial breaks. It's full on and they're on the edge. There's a lot of risk there but you do it together. For sure, the physical side, I think that for non-sailors, is what blew them away when they saw these guys. I'm the smallest on the boat but you've got linebackers basically getting on and off this boat. And incredible on their feet. Incredible sailors. Very, very good athletes. It's another level.'
'I got to sail on your boat and thank you for the invitation to spend a day. The truth is it's the first time I've been on the sailboat. I even volunteered to steer. I was just grateful I didn't fall over the boat. Halfway through the day there was a short lunch break and Jimmy leans over to me and says, 'so should we go back to 12 meters?' Well that begs the question what's the next edition Cup going to be? What kind of boat are we going to see?'
'It's a great question. Where to now? I think Larry and Russell's vision was to create something that people would watch on TV that you could bring in so people could watch it from land. But more importantly to get non-sailors involved in the sport. Get more people involved in the sport and just see how cool this really is. I think they hit it out of the park.
'Obviously the comeback helped, no question. But in my mind the boat was the star of the show. It doesn't matter if you're a sailor or not, people look at them, kids look at them and they just go, Wow! That is amazing. I think probably the first question is where is the event? That needs to be done. And obviously Larry needs to really just make that decision. The next one, how many teams are going to arrive if we use a 72? Obviously we need to get more teams involved. We need to reduce the costs. But I think the point is that style of racing is, I think, fantastic for this end of the sport. I think the fact that non-sailors can watch it on TV, they don't change the channel.
'Families in San Francisco, I met a family from Oakland, you know deep in Oakland, never sailed. Had nothing to do with the Bay. They came down, they checked it out. It was one of the best days of their lives. They could do it as a family. They could check it out and see it. There were all sorts of activities on the shore. There's not many stadium style events you can watch for free. You come down and do it with your family for free. It's just two 30-minute races. So I think the concept really worked.
'Now we need to get more teams involved. We need to make it better. But look, I tell you, with Larry and someone like that, and Russell, that can really look ahead a lot further than a lot of us can look. I think it is in great hands. Pretty exciting just thinking about that. The Red Bull Youth America's Cup, another classic vision from Larry and Russell. All these things, it's just really exciting to think what's in store now. What's next? I think we're going to see the same style of racing and format because it just seemed to work so well on TV but also watching live.'
'When I was aboard the boat, and I'll tell you my eyebrows raised a little bit because there's a first time we're coming into the leeward gate and I think we're doing 38 or something and you've got to turn this thing upwind and we're up on foils. I was wedged in there between John Kostecki and Slingsby and we came around and we slowed down to about 24 going on the wind and in the middle of this, and I'm totally soaked, John Kostecki leans over and whispers to me, 'Gary', 'Yes John', 'You know Spithill is fearless', 'No s**t'. Were you ever fearful out there? Did you have any concerns or fears out there?'
'For sure. You sail a boat like that it takes you out of your comfort zone regularly. It gets your attention. But I think for anyone or any athlete or any person that wants to learn about themselves and, of course, their teammates, but I guess individually, the best way to learn about yourself is actually to take yourself out of your comfort zone. And to sail that boat well or to take steps forward in the learning process you had to do that. Like it was before we were foiling, we had to work up on the foils then. Okay you slowly start ticking into the 40s and then the high 40s knots and then, okay, full jibing. And like Gary talked about, going around the bottom mark, it gets your attention. It's incredibly exhilarating but it's demanding.
'Certainly at the end of the day when you sail a boat like that and you've taken 10 of your best mates out there and put them on the front line it's draining. Demanding but rewarding is what I'd say, especially on that race track.'
'The score was 8-8 and I wrote it's almost too bad we can't just declare a tie here between the two teams because both had done so well. But, of course, it's the nature of sport, somebody is going to win. I bet everybody in this room has some compassion for the New Zealanders and Dean Barker. You and Dean for sure will share something for the rest of your lives. Tell us a little bit about Dean Barker.'
'He's an incredible guy. He's a quiet guy but he's certainly someone that you can tell is a great family guy. Very good team guy. We've had some fantastic battles over the years. I certainly think the New Zealand audience, I guess I sort of became Public Enemy number one down in New Zealand. You sort of go through this competition and you're trying anything you can to get some sort of a competitive advantage. So you know there are all sorts of mind games going on on the shore and the press conference, out on the water. But, like in any sport you do, and the guys on my boat and his boat, once you've finished the race, win, lose or draw, the fact is you've shared something with somewhat of an enemy but also they've become your closest friends at the end. You've been through something that no one else really understands what you've been through except for those two teams on the water. And it's something pretty special.
'Dean had the weight of New Zealand on his shoulders. The Kiwi press is very, very tough. I was just so impressed the whole way how he handled it. And how his team everyday handled it and took it on. They are one of the best teams in the world. You look at the past 10 years they've really dominated. When you go up against Team New Zealand you're expecting the fight of your life. And that's exactly what we got and what both teams saw. I've always said champions and champion teams are the ones that can get back up off the canvas, come back from adversity.
'There's no doubt in mind he'll be back and Team New Zealand will be back. And they'll be back out on the water and we'll be going head to head and it will probably end up the same way where it will go down to the final race. And who knows, it will be just one incredible
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I expect in my life time to be able to make a baby with two dude's DNA in a lab-bubble or something. We're getting there in capability, the only worry is stupid ************.
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Could a transplanted womb from a post-menopausal woman be "triggered" back into action once it had been introduced into the body of a younger woman? Could a transplanted uterus effectively provide nourishment to a growing baby? Are such transplants ultimately ethical?
Mary's quiet faithfulness, Joseph's quiet devotion
Author and theologian Edward Sri knows we're all familiar with the Christmas story. But he also thinks we can be so familiar with it that we miss a lot of its important points. That's why he wrote "The Advent of Christ: Scripture Reflections to Prepare for Christmas."
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In a modern American mindset, a great deal of emphasis has been placed on privacy. As such, the idea of confessing one's sins to another person can seem odd or even unnecessary. Often, the most common argument against this idea is that Almighty God knows all things and desires all people to approach him in prayer, so it seems sufficient to simply confess one's sins and beg for forgiveness in private prayer.
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The midterm report on the deliberations of the Synod on the Family has appeared and there is a fair amount of hysteria all around. John Thavis, a veteran Vatican reporter who should know better, has declared this statement "an earthquake, the big one that hit after months of smaller tremors." Certain commentators on the right have been wringing their hands and bewailing a deep betrayal of the Church's teaching. One even opined that this report is the "silliest document ever issued by the Catholic Church," and some have said that the interim document flaunts the teaching of St. John Paul II. Meanwhile the New York Times confidently announced that the Church has moved from "condemnation of unconventional family situations and toward understanding, openness, and mercy." I think everyone should take a deep breath.
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Down over $7 today. Astex will be much lower by Monday PM. Remember they have to pay astex $14.8M by 1/14. You will be disappointed by the lack of presenations at asco. Heaven forbid that something spooks the markets. $4.50 will be were this settles, if your lucky.
Sentiment: Sell
Amazing Celg is raised to market outperform by RBC with a price target of $130. Hmm!
Bucket can you tell us who you work for and is accumulating shares?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
You Said "They Have To Pay ASTX $14.8M Dollars By 1/14".. Will You Please Explain. Thanks.
In the 10-K Nice to see one civil voice on this board.
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Honestly, I wouldn't be disappointed if ASTX pulled back to the high 4s. The 6+ level is going to prove major resistance. It hasn't been this high in years. People should want to sell. But if it breaks 7 or holds 6 without a decline, look for much higher prices.
Amgen disappoints, and analysts predict Gilead and Celgene will also disappoint later this week, so they are down. Big Deal, biotech is still bullish. Celgene has doubled in a year $58 to $118, so they added about $25 Billion in value. They got stuck in the same boat as big bio.
ASTX is small, market cap of only $600 million. Different story. ASTX down 1% while CELG down 7% today. But you feel you must compare the apples and oranges. Need to convince others to help a failing short position? If ASTX retraces to $4.50 without bad news or a setback, I would be amazed. The price action lately shows demand buying on all the dips.


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St. Louis' chances of landing a Major League Soccer franchise in 2011 hinge on the city strengthening its investor base, according to MLS Commissioner Don Garber . "It's a great soccer market and we hope to be here at some point," Garber said Thursday, in town for the NSCAA convention. "It's got most of what it takes. We've got to find out if it has all of what it takes."
Garber said money was St. Louis' "primary concern." Jeff Cooper, who heads the ownership group for the proposed St. Louis franchise, said that money has been the league's "constant refrain as we've gone through this process. We're probably being held to a little higher standard. We've been looking to strengthen our group and will continue to do so."
"I think the commissioner knows what a great soccer city St. Louis is," Cooper said. "It would be a great, supportive atmosphere. Everything about the bid is strong, and in line." Although it's worth recapping that any future team won't be in St. Louis at all, but 23 miles away in the city of Collinsville, Ill.


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"For What We Stand" WEEK OF RESPECT AT PV
2016 PHHS College Bound Athletes!
PVHS Signing Day!
Pascack Regional Students Visit the Barnes Foundation
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2016 Valedictorians-P. Erik Gundersen, Supt; Glenn deMarrais, PH Principal; Cristina Schneider, PH G.C.; Student Kimberly Wei, PH; Student Daniel Ayoub, PV; Taylor Henzel, PV G.C.; Tom DeMaio, PV Principal
2016 Teachers of the Year Charleen Schwartzman, mathematics - PHHS; P. Erik Gundersen, Superintendent; Argine Safari, music at PVHS
Lacrosse Charity Classic raised over $2,300 for the Zach Latteri Scholarship Fund.
Celebration of the Arts Festival. PVHS art students Erin Flanagan and Jenna Szabo creating bowls to be sold to benefit the Ramapo Bergen Animal Refuge in Oakland NJ.
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