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Taylor Swift is in high demand worldwide, but the megastar always makes time for those who matter most – her friends! Taylor's social group ranges from actress Selena Gomez to her childhood friend Abigail, and Taylor feels like each friendship has a way of keeping her grounded.
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It sounds like another Hollywood celebrity is trying to join Taylor's entourage! Tina Fey told Access Hollywood she would "love it" if Taylor wrote a song about her!
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August 9, 2013 at 2:06 pm #6585
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First Arai I have owned. My size large shoei seems a decent amount larger. That helmet does lift up at high speeds though. Do arai's tend to be on the small side because this sucker is a snug fit. I am wondering if perhaps its too small. I measured my head up before I ordered and i'm right on the money for a size large. 23.5 inches my head measures.
Those who own these sk-6's whats your thoughts? Do they break in some and fit a little better or think I should just get a larger size? The helmet doesn't move around much at all which is good and I can feel the inner layer contacting my head at every point like its sculpted to it but the forehead area seems pretty tight. Cheek pads as well. I'm torn because I just dropped $700 on a helmet and I don't want it to always be a nuisance from too snug of a fit.
I take it off and i'm sittin here moving my jaw around and flexing my forehead muscles cuz it still feels snug after its off my head lol
-update. took the cheek pads out. wearing it for a bit. feels pretty snug in forehead area some pressure on the top of my head in the center and some pressure in the back in the center.
-update number 2. ordered a size xl. no sense always wondering if that would be a better fit. i'll compare the two and return whichever I don't like.
still would love to hear other drivers opinions though.August 9, 2013 at 2:34 pm #6596
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It'll break in a bit and conform to your head at least mine feels that way after wearing it for a while (also an SK-6 owner). If the helmet is causing you discomfort after wearing it around for a longer period say half an hour then you probably need a bigger size although maybe someone else can chime in especially those that have more experience.August 9, 2013 at 3:12 pm #6599
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victor at gphelmets told me some of his pro drivers actually put on the new helmet and watch and entire movie to get a good idea on fit and help break it in.August 9, 2013 at 4:46 pm #6607
I wear a 7 1/4 baseball hat and I use a Medium GP-5 helmet. They do fit more snug then most helmets, but once they form to your head, you will love it.
I have a friend who wears a medium, but he went with a size up cheek pads, because they are smaller. The helmet was too tight around his cheeks.
I hope this helps.August 10, 2013 at 12:32 am #6639
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My SK6 was very snug at first too but after about a day wearing it, it broke it and fit like a glove.
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The Yankees won't hit the field till about noon today. I guess that gives players a chance to sleep in and/or attend religious services on Sunday.
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The Louisiana Supreme Court on Friday barred New Orleans lawyer Joe Bruno from practicing in state courts for 18 months.
The suspension is not expected to impact the high-profile federal lawsuits the trial attorney has filed for the levee failures that led to widespread flooding after Hurricane Katrina.
When the court removed Hughes from the bench, the justices noted that she had released from jail almost 900 adults arrested for municipal and traffic violations, sometimes held court by phone and allowed convicted felons to work in her courtroom around juveniles.
Bruno was penalized by the state's highest court for actions he took 16 years ago during a federal lawsuit over the 1988 explosion at Shell Oil Co.'s Norco refinery. The judges of the U.S. District Court in New Orleans suspended Bruno from practicing in federal court for a year in 1999 for the same conduct. He was reinstated in April 2000.
At issue are two missteps that the Louisiana Supreme Court found violated the rules of professional conduct lawyers are required to follow: the fact that Bruno paid a potential witness in the Shell case $5,000, then and failed to correct another lawyer when he told a federal judge that the payment had not been made.
"Respondent's payment to a witness and lack of candor towards a federal judge violated the integrity of the judicial system and undermined the proper administration of justice, causing a potentially adverse effect on the legal proceeding," the Louisiana Supreme Court wrote in a decision, which does not specify which justice wrote it. Justice Jeffrey Victory noted in a dissent that he would have imposed a heftier penalty.
The court rejected a recommendation by the majority of the nine-member board of the Office of Disciplinary Counsel, which called for Bruno's complete disbarment. Instead, the Supreme Court suspended Bruno from practicing law in state courts for three years, then deferred 18 months of that penalty. In handing down the decision, the court noted that Bruno had no other infractions in his 30 years practicing law, had a good reputation among lawyers and "expressed genuine remorse."
Dane Ciolino, the Loyola Law professor who represented Bruno, said the Supreme Court's actions will not impact the "vast majority" of Bruno's practice, which is in federal court.
Bruno has been involved in a number of the high-profile class action lawsuits filed in Louisiana in recent years. But he is best known now for the federal lawsuits he filed as part of a larger group of attorneys seeking compensation for homeowners from the Army Corps of Engineers and insurance companies for the floodwaters that destroyed property in New Orleans and St. Bernard Parish after the storm.


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In the wake of his team's regular season-ending 24-17 loss to the Dolphins and the completion of a month-long collapse that left the Jets on the outside of the playoff picture, Jets owner Woody Johnson said Sunday night that coach Eric Mangini's status would be evaluated this week.
Mangini still has a season left on the contract he signed when hired in early 2006, but Johnson said he is "extremely disappointed" and "frustrated" by the end of the Jets' season -- they lost four of their final five games and fell quickly from the AFC East lead -- and will determine whether or not Mangini will be brought back in 2009.
Johnson said nothing would be decided in the "heat of the moment" following the loss, and that he expected to take the week to determine the best course of action for the Jets. Johnson also deflected a question about whether the Jets would be interested in hiring former Steelers coach Bill Cowher, who is expected to be the No. 1 coaching candidate this offseason.


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There's a difference between being a biker and being a guy who owns a motorcycle.
I own a motorcycle. Several of the guys in the photo below are actual bikers.
(Hey, extra points if you can pick them out.)
It's never been a part of my character or ambition to be a biker. I just wanted to learn how to ride and wanted to own a motorcycle.
Done and done.
Okay, so now what?
Luckily, I'm friends with a few guys who are actual bikers and they know exactly what to do.
They get on their bikes and ride.
That's how I found myself on Angeles Crest Highway a couple of weekends ago, on a ride to Newcomb's Ranch Restaurant and Bar.
It's at halfway point on the road to Wrightwood. I've never taken Angeles Crest over the hill to Wrightwood, but I've seen parts of it while covering snow, lost hiker and fire stories for my station.
There were a lot of bikes and cars filling the parking lot. I'm pretty sure, I'd hesitate to venture there by myself on a weekend morning.
I'm lucky to have had a few friends who blazed this trail before and were thoughtful enough to invite me to tag along on the ride.
There's a big wide world out there and I've seen a lot, but even with all I've seen and done as a news photographer, what I've seen adds up to less than one percent of it.
There's so much to do and so little time. I'm really thankful to my friends for sharing with me what they know and have seen.
Yeah, it kind of makes me want to go out for ride right now. Too bad I've got to go to work today.
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Recent list of armed government agencies.
They were up to 73 agencies in 2 013. Maybe more now. 24 of these have over 250 armed agents.
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Tiny There are several "pistols" out there that can fire the 556/223. Are they "concealable?" Not really. I believe Mossberg and Ruger both have them.
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I'm afraid the Colorado democrats will sign on to this one too.
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No soft armor is designed to stop rifle rounds. Its designed to stop sub sonic rounds. Specifically the caliber the department carries as most officers are killed with their own weapons. A kitchen knife or an ice pick can defeat most soft armor. Hard armor, such as ceramic, steel and titanium plates are the only thing that can stop rifle rounds. We all know this is just a snif test to see how far an ammo ban can be taken. These gun haters will never stop and will stop at nothing to achieve their goal of disarming EVERYONE except the police and acting government agents.
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September 16, 2013 at 12:31pm
Wow, that's pretty weak.
September 16, 2013 at 12:28pm
You have got that right. Thank God for folks like this. I hope the Blaze puts every single incident like this or similar up so all can see it. With nearly every phone a camera or video camera one would think that both elected and unelected officials would want to know the law. In this case I hope they hammer these thugs with a law suit. Sad thin is that tax dollars will be used to represent these morons. It must be done though. This will only get worse no matter what.
September 11, 2013 at 2:10pm
A range of philanthropists, liberal political groups, unions and activists raised a total of $3.1 million to defend Mr. Morse and Ms. Giron. The proponents raised about $635 thousand dollars. At least that's the amounts being reported so far. Its too bad we could not get the other three ousted.
Obama's Organizing For Action (OFA) operatives were out here on the ground in force too.
September 9, 2013 at 10:26am
Go *****!
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September 5, 2013 at 4:58pm
Let's start a chain reaction of little things like this.
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September 3, 2013 at 7:26pm
No big deal. They are only determining whether to use our military to launch air strikes. No big deal. What if the carrier groups are caught in the gulf if the Suez is attacked and closed somehow. What if Syria really does lob some chemicals into Israel as a result of the US intervention?
No biggie, I'll take two cards……………
August 9, 2013 at 7:23pm
You can't even make up this kind of stupidity. Its painful to even finish reading the article.
July 31, 2013 at 12:02pm
Take her to task. Take whatever legal action you can under the law and make these idiots understand there is a price to be paid when you lie and defame. If you don't you only perpetuate this type of behavior.
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July 31, 2013 at 11:59am
Just get out. Resign. Why do we continue to fail as Republicans? Our "leaders" eat our own. What a stupid thing to say. Please put us out of our misery.
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July 24, 2013 at 1:19pm
I'm sure the NSA has those records.
July 24, 2013 at 1:17pm
"The government's watchdog agency for the Internal Revenue Service is investigating the matter, "
That's hilarious.
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It is a little lighthearted true LJ but did you notice the 9.6 million viewers detail? It does mean something to them I would think.
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And they will be shooting made in the USA Mossberg and Sons shotguns this year too. Pretty cool.
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July 23, 2013 at 10:46am
More government, higher taxes, more regulation, selective law enforcement, less liberty, fewer choices……. sounds like a great idea to me. NOT
Where does this buffoon think the money will come from to do all of the above? From the last of the employed? He needs to visit Detroit.
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Does this surprise anyone? Anyone?
July 17, 2013 at 12:47pm
"Why would we want to punish U.S. athletes who've been training for three years to compete in the Olympics over a traitor who can't find a place to call home?" Boehner told reporters.
These athletes have been training their entire lives for this. Jimmy Carter used athletes as pawns in 1980. I have friends that made the team and of course never made the trip. They despise him to this day for that meaningless gesture. I'm sure Lindsey Graham has no idea of what these kids have gone through and are continuing to go through in their training and preparation for the greatest of all sporting events. What a d!ck this guy is. Just shut up and crawl back under your gilded rock. Stick to something you know about like caving in to liberals.
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Are stand-your-ground laws good or bad?
The object of paraphrasing is not to change the meaning of the sentence, which you did. You act just like Rush by adding, subtracting, and changing the intent of the actual item to suit your needs. Not good. But you are a winger in training.
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"At least he won't get elected."
Let's wait and see, centerish.
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After this certain Senator kept interrupting her answers about the Benghazi deaths, Clinton's comment included the following: "With all due respect, the fact is we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided that they'd they go kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, Senator." Now that is factual, mini.
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Well, as they say, even a blind squirrel will find an acorn. But, part of the release stated that at this time they have found no legal wrong doing but are continuing the investigation. The whole foreign national program EB5 should be done away with. But that is for later. If the guy is found to have violated some laws, then can his butt. Loved your support for Vitter. Great explaination....Now, if you had gotten that Hillary thing factual.
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Gee, mini, at least he won't get elected. Kinda different from the Republicans like Vitter and Sanford. At least he won't get elected. that says something for your party.
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Agreed, DustOff.
North Dakota's booming economy is full of all kinds of people taking advantage of a plethora of opportunities for work.
Here's a un-socially engineered result: those "all kinds of people" working here? Many are choosing to settle here, either for a while or long-term.
A much better result than by force...
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DustOff, thanks for pointing out one of those regrettable flaws sometimes found in "enlightened" liberal men. I know of others, but I digress.
Most, admittedly not all, but most of the conservative men I know are decent, hard-working fellows with lots of common sense, trying to do their best for their wives and families.
And to be fair, there are probably lots of decent, hard-working liberal men out there, trying to do their best as well.
But if there's one thing that irks me, it's a double standard. For Democrats to imply that they are the only party looking out for women is just so much disingenuous claptrap, if we go by examples of their "always" treating women well.
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"Well, loco, we certainly won't hold those choices against you..."
Your new name should be "centerishdoesntgetit" because those Democrat women already have held my choices against me. In spades.
"You must be happy with your subservient role in the Republican male world."
Spoken like a true hyperpartisan liberal Democrat, centerish. You really have no idea, but you just keep slinging the hash. For you, it'll never get old.
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Well, loco, we certainly won't hold those choices against you, except your blind support of the Republican agenda against women. You support the Republican opposition(and votes) against equal pay for women? You want these old white men to decide what type of medical services you, your daughters, granddaughters, and all other young women have to have for a pregnancy? You support women as second class citizens like the Republican men want? Give me a break. My children and grandchildren deserve more. You must be happy with your subservient role in the Republican male world.
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"Your party attacks women, minorities, middle and low income Americans."
If you're thinking that "my party" is the Republican party, I'd have to say that as low-to-middle class incomed woman, I haven't yet been "attacked" by Republicans.
On the other hand, some choices that I've made for my life have been largely ridiculed and scoffed at by Democrats. Interestingly, most of them were women.
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"But, your post did not explain that and getting to the source of your statement was not what people were going to do. Your intent was to color the situation."
Prove that last statement, centerish.
Well, I did think that I was blogging with adults, those that might not believe everything they read, like me.
So I should explain everything I post for everybody? I don't think so.
centerish is the best example of why not: because hard-core liberal partisans will never try to understand. Why should they? They have their truth, and their posts continue to illustrate that fact quite well.
But don't worry, centerish. You have lots of friends on here. Veritas seems particularly chummy.
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The hooples are using Trayvon Martin's death as an excuse to project their own deep-seated issues with racism.
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The truth, the truth, you would not know the truth if it hit you in the face. There use to be a lot of good republicans in the Congress but they have been run off or passed on. The rest of the good ones are so afraid of the radical right wing that they hide all the time. Your party attacks women, minorities, middle and low income Americans. That certainly is different from the previous Republicans. Everyone has some conservative views and some liberal views in their life. The difference is that the modern republican hypocritically denies any thing that is liberal even though they will eagerly accept liberal things that are to their advantage.
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But, your post did not explain that and getting to the source of your statement was not what people were going to do. Your intent was to color the situation. Your post was irrelevant to the martin situation but you used it just like Rush and the boys would. You're a good conservative, right wing blogger.
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"People like dusty, billdoesnt, and loco , among others, will ruin the good parts of the party and drag it down."
Tell the truth, centerish. You don't think there are any "good parts" of the Republican party. Your posts have proven it over and again.
And please, try to look at things without your hyperpartisan glasses on for once. I posted the blog source because it gave more complete info on the Jacksonville double homicide that was alluded to. For instance, it told that the two guys were murdered because somebody was after their drug stash. That was info not available on some other, what you would term right-wing, sites.
I'm interested in truth. If you were as centerish as your moniker implies, you'd already know that.
Keep slinging that hash of yours. To you, it ain't old yet.
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Good post, billlwillnevereverevergetit. Your comments have no factual basis and as usual are off the wall and erroneous. But your hatred and arrogance always comes through. You never challenge what is presented by liberals because it is factual and you don't care about the facts. You would be hilarious in a study group or better yet a debate. It does seem that when dusty takes a break, you show up in full force with outlandish comments and extremely biased opinions. Without a doubt, intelligence and common sense have never been a part of your personal behavior. Of the last ten presidents, no one has been worse than Bush II and the Republican stable of candidates house Nixon and Reagan as well. The best of the lot has been Bush I. With nothing to defend, no wonder you act the fool.
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Oh, and to you misinformation loco, you posted a lie with the thought of making a double murder a part of the overtones of the Martin verdict, which is was not. You did not print a retraction to that attempt to color the entire conversation. You learn well from Rush, Shawn, and fox news.
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Presidential elections? Guess how many the Republicans have gotten the majority of the votes of the people in the past , oh say five or six elections. Republicans are in the minority. They win states by gerrymandering districts like they did in Texas and other states. The Republican philosophy (take care of the rich and the heck with women, minorities, and blue collar people) will continue to decimate the party. Just like in Montana, the Republican party splits between the crazies of the party and the moderates. If nothing else, the philosophy of the party certain is a minority philosophy. The Party will go down in history as one of the worst in the history of the US. Letting the party be run by radical far right wingers will erode any hope of the party growing. The crazies will bust the party of Reagan in pieces. People like dusty, billdoesnt, and loco , among others, will ruin the good parts of the party and drag it down.
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Sounds like plenty of "perdickshuns" about the Republican party from, who else, the angry diehard Democrat liberal progressives, of which the current President and the majority of Senate are members.
So the Democrats will be running on their record when it comes to next year's elections? Really? Only if the usual scapegoat of the past 5 years isn't available, I suppose. President Bush has been invaluable, hasn't he?
Keep standing your ground, Democrats.
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centerish, it's plain that you didn't check out the blog source I listed, or you wouldn't be still slinging your same ol' hash. But if one's happy with leftovers....
Veritas, supposedly you said something in your Jul-20-13 4:00 PM post, but I couldn't hear it over your exhaust pipes.
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doesn't ever get it, really doesn't get it. REfute my comments but you cannot. they are true. Not only is the REpublican party in the minority and getting smaller, the only way they can win an election is to gerrymander the voting districts and suppress the vote. Losers all, especially neverevergetsit.
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Billwillnevereverevergetit, your party's legacy of 420 senate filibusters, 39 attempts to repeal obamacare, obstruction at every corner, visual/verbal hatred and racism abounding, destruction of women's rights, voter obstruction, gerrymandering of voting districts and many other anti-US policies leaves you with the only way to justify the destruction. You must attack, lie, fabricate, and regurgitate trash. Your party is lost and so are you. Belly crawlers would be a complement to the REpublican party members.
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Gosh, loco, I went and visited your site but then I checked it out further, which you did not do. You should know better than to listen the miss information on your winger blogs. The Jacksonville paper has the picture of the four assailants and the full story on the drug related killing. Only your nut case web sites tried to tie it in without follow up. Your right wing sites push fear, hatred, and miss information. Sadly, you and the other wingers buy into it. You entry added nothing but miss leading statements.
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thepoliticalfreakshow . us/post/55819318373/double-murder-sets-off-rumors-of-a-connection-to
You can go here to see for yourself what it's all about, centerish.
It's not scary. I promise.
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centerish: "Way to jump in there, loco, and back up the Jacksonville lies."
Uh, the blog I c/p'd is one that provided more info on Jacksonville than any other I'd seen. It is only your opinion that this blog is right-wing, but you just keep on slinging your hash, warmed over and less than nice, as per your style.
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Investigators have said Bennett on June 21 was baby-sitting Carnel Chamberlain, son of Jamiee Chamberlain. The child disappeared that day and authorities on June 28 discovered his charred remains under the porch of his family home at 7340 E. Tomah Road in Mount Pleasant.
Authorities arrested Bennett the day they found the boy's body. He was initially charged with assault resulting in substantial bodily injury to a child younger than 16. He was not indicted on a murder charge until November.
Court records do not name Carnel as Bennett's alleged victim, only referring to the child as "C.C."
Court records also indicate that Jaimee Chamberlain told investigators she witnessed Bennett choke, punch and drag her son on at least two occasions in May and June 2012.
Bennett is charged federally with first-degree murder, assault resulting in substantial bodily injury, assault within special maritime or territorial jurisdiction, assault with a dangerous weapon, animal cruelty and two counts of tampering with a witness, victim or informant.
The charge of assault with a dangerous weapon that Bennett faces stems from him attacking his girlfriend with a baseball bat, court records show.
Bennett is also charged in Bay County Circuit Court with two counts each of assaulting a prison employee and assaulting, resisting or obstructing police and one count of malicious destruction of a building between $200 and $1,000. While housed at the Bay County Jail, Bennett on the morning of Aug. 24 was reportedly arguing with another inmate. When a corrections officer attempted to quell the dispute, Bennett swung around and punched him three times, court records show.
Bennett is scheduled to face trial before Circuit Judge Joseph K. Sheeran on April 2, though Bay County Prosecutor Kurt C. Asbury previously said he expects the federal trial to convene first.
If Bennett is convicted of the federal charge of first-degree murder, he could face the death penalty.


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By the end of his show, Billy Joel was all wet. With a driving rain blowing under the Acura Stage canopy, he was nearly as soaked as his audience. Most stages, including Acura, shut down by 6:30 p.m., when small lakes and rivers had formed throughout the Fair Grounds site.
Discarded cups and cans floated in ankle-deep water puddled across the middle of the Southern Comfort Blues Tent -- Blues Lagoon was a more appropriate name. A young woman sloshed through the water in search of a yellow purse. "This is like Katrina," she said.
Well, not exactly.
But it was the soggiest day at Jazzfest in several years. Some fans streaming away through the mud and standing water at the Acura Stage actually shivered.
The grounds taught cruel lessons about appropriate footwear: Leather boots? No. Suede? No. Flip-flops? Definitely not: They suck into the mud and stay there. Every time the heel "flops," it kicks up a plume of muddy water.
Abandoned shoes, blankets and even chairs littered the grounds. Several inches of standing water flooded the ice tea booth closest to the Jazz & Heritage Stage.
And fest-goers headed for the Sauvage Street exit had to ford a moat several inches deep behind the Gospel Tent -- an even wetter ending to a very wet day.
The grounds crew and the Fair Grounds' drainage system have their work cut out for them to get the site ready for Sunday -- when even more rain is forecast.


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The first of this season's swimming championship meets will take place Saturday. The Skyland Conference Championships will be held at Montgomery High School. The boys start time is 10 a.m., while the girls is 4 p.m.
After being held the first Saturday in January the past few years, the meet was moved back a few weeks, much to the delight of area coaches since many of the teams did not have access to a pool over the winter break.
Last year, North Hunterdon's Bobby Spichiger had an excellent meet winning the 200 freestyle and placing third in the 100 backstroke. This time around, he'll look to defend his title in the 200 free and go for gold in the 200 individual medley.
Although he won't know his seed until after the coaches' meeting the day of the meet, the sophomore can expect a high slot in both events. His 200 free seed time is 1:52.49, while his IM time is 2:02.11, which is the best time in The Express-Times area.
The Lions should also see some success on the girls side.
Junior Maddie Hynoski heads a group of four girls looking to place high in their individual events.
Hynoski finished third in the 50 free (25.24) last year and will once again compete in the event. She will also swim in the 100 butterfly (1:00.8) where she finished eighth last year.
Claire Lee earned two top-10 finishes as a freshman in the IM (eighth) and back (ninth). The sophomore will swim in both events again with a 2:16.54 time in the IM and a 1:02.74 in the back.
Lee will be joined in the back by freshman Carmen Kuo, whose seed time is 1:05.2. Freshman Emily Murphy will swim in the 50 free (26.08) and 100 breaststroke (1:16.59).
The four swimmers will make up North's 200 medley relay (1:58.1) and 200 free relay (1:45.93) squads.
Warren Hills' Lindsey VanKirk will be going in the distance free events. The senior's time in the 500 is 5:25, while her 200 time is 2:03. She placed fourth in the 500 and sixth in the 200 last year.
Milei Taeschler finished ninth in the 50 free last year. Her time is 25.00. She will also swim in the fly (1:05).
The Blue Streaks' boys 200 free relay is coming off a Meet of Champions qualifying performance against Hackettstown. Hunter Page, Liam Breslin, Mich'al Breslin and Michael Allen swam the event in 1:33.28, just under the state cut off.
The four will also team up in the medley relay. Their seed time is 1:47.07.
Liam Breslin should also do well in the 50 free (22.46) and breaststroke (1:05.21).


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Browns' Teachers Unlikely To Accept Another Incomplete From Weeden
Although the Cleveland Browns ended the 2012 season with 13 players on injured reserve, that's not what hurt their season the most. To be sure, the balance of power in the AFC North was not going to be swayed by the absences of unproductive WRs Mohamed Massaquoi and Jordan Norwood.
Rather, it was the loss of a player who never ended up on IR that was the biggest health issue faced by Cleveland not just last year, but also going forward in a certain respect. It laid the most waste to the Browns' season. The player was QB Brandon Weeden, who exited in the third quarter at Denver in the next-to-last game of the year and did not return.
The shoulder injury he incurred back on Dec. 23 has healed completely. He is not bothered by it at all, nor does he expect to be at any point this year. That's good. Weeden, the No. 22 overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, started the first 15 games of the year. That's good, too. He had all but 49 of the 517 passing attempts – and 14 of the 16 touchdown throws -- the Browns had in 2012. That's another positive. He played a lot and had the opportunity to see a lot of different things, which is exactly what's needed in order for a rookie quarterback to mature. That's also good, obviously.
All of this wasn't enough, though. That's because he didn't play the whole season.
It doesn't take a genius to figure out that Cleveland's No. 1 problem in this pitiful expansion era has been the inability to find its franchise quarterback. The Browns drafted Weeden in hopes he would finally be that guy. As such, they wasted no time in training camp naming him the starter and putting to rest any talk of a controversy with Colt McCoy. But, like many Cleveland quarterbacks who have failed to last the season because of injuries since 1999, Weeden gets an incomplete grade for 2012.
He did not get to finish the game against the Broncos, who did everything but defeat the eventual Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens in the AFC divisional playoffs. He also did not get to play at all the following week in the season finale at Pittsburgh, which has long been a tough place for the Browns to win. Even with Baltimore's success last season and the rise of the Cincinnati Bengals, the Steelers have usually had a lot of say as to what teams travel along with them on the road to the division title – something that is likely to remain the case going forward.
So we don't know how Weeden would have done in the final 19 minutes at Denver, another death trap for Cleveland over the years. It would have been invaluable for him to have been able to finish a game against a tough team in a tough venue. Those are the bumps and bruises that a young quarterback has to endure. The more bumps and bruises, the better for the knowledge and experience it breeds. In addition, Weeden will have to wait until this season to make his debut at Pittsburgh. That hurts – much more than the shoulder injury.
Late in the game in his debut at old Three Rivers Stadium in his rookie season of 1985, a miscommunication with C Mike Baab caused a snap to hit former Browns QB Bernie Kosar in the face mask when he wasn't looking. The lost fumble was a key play in a 10-9 loss to the Steelers. So even the great ones must first get their feet wet at Pittsburgh to succeed there.
Weeden still has to go through all that at Pittsburgh – the crowd noise, the need to use a silent snap count and be on the same page with C Alex Mack. Cleveland can only hope that in the process of learning all that this season, it doesn't cause another fumble that is crucial in a one-point defeat.
The Browns – and Weeden – don't have time to waste opportunities like the ones at Denver and Pittsburgh when they present themselves. Weeden isn't getting any younger – he will be 30 before the halfway point of the season – and the Browns and their fans have already waited too long in this expansion era for their franchise quarterback to materialize.
The best thing for Cleveland and Weeden is for him to stay completely healthy this year and take every snap so he can learn and grow as much as possible and prove definitively that he is the guy – or isn't – at the all-important position of quarterback.


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Or in English, "The Fallen Woman."
In other words, Vivian, the prostitute, is watching an opera about Violetta, the courtesan. Naturally, that's no accident.
But luckily for the filmmakers of "Pretty Woman," the opera they tapped into as an inside joke also happens to be the most frequently performed opera in the world in recent years.
You can see the entire production in May when Opera Grand Rapids mounts Giuseppe Verdi's "La Traviata" for the first time in seven years.
Tickets, $21-$98, go on sale Friday for Opera Grand Rapids' third and final production of the 2012-13 season.
Shows are May 3-4 in DeVos Performance Hall. Go online to Ticketmaster for tickets.
Opera Grand Rapids last produced "La Traviata" in May 2006.
"La Traviata" is the story of Parisian courtesan Violetta, who lives a life of grandeur, filled with parties and the trappings of life in high society. At least, until she falls for Alfredo, a young bourgeois, and leaves the city for a quiet romance in the countryside.
But financial hardship follows, and Alfredo's father, Germont, arrives and demands Violetta break off her relationship with Alfredo because her past has threatened Alfredo's sister's engagement. Reluctantly, Violetta agrees and returns to her old life.
Unlike "Pretty Woman," the story doesn't end happily. In the end, Alfredo finds her again in Paris, sick with tuberculosis, and she dies in his arms.
But "La Traviata," which premiered in March 1853, remains one of the most popular operas of all time, and currently is the most-performed opera worldwide, according to Operabase. Over five seasons, from 2007-08 to 2011-12, some 629 different productions were mounted worldwide.
Bass Baritone Jake Gardner, who starred as Geronte de Ravoi in Opera Grand Rapids' production of Puccini's "Manon Lescaut" in February 2011, returns to Grand Rapids as Georgia Germont, Alfredo's father.
Lean Partridge stars as Violetta Valery, a courtesan, and Brian Jagde will portray Alfredo Germont, a young man from a provincial family.
Here are some highlights from a production of "La traviata" from Opera on Sydney Harbor.
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