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MARSHALL – The Class 3A No. 8-ranked Marshall Tigers defeated two quality opponents during the Borch's Sporting Goods Holiday Classic.
After outlasting Delano 75-71 on Friday at Southwest Minnesota State University's R/A Facility, Marshall pulled away from Sioux Falls, S.D., O'Gorman during the second half of a 73-63 win Saturday.
"It was good for us to play two quality opponents like these," MHS head coach Dan Westby said. "We were fortunate to come away with two wins."
The Tigers (9-0 overall) handed the Knights (5-1) their first loss this season. Delano, which entered the Borch's Sporting Goods Holiday Classic with a 6-1 mark, dropped a pair of games in Marshall. Sioux Falls Washington (7-0), the No. 1-ranked team in South Dakota's Class AA, knocked off Delano 67-43 on Saturday at R/A Facility.
Hannah Bennett (20 points, seven assists) lifted Marshall by scoring 15 of the Tigers' 38 second-half points. With 7:15 left, she became the catalyst of a 13-4 run that secured the MHS victory.
Tied at 35 after 18 minutes, Sarah Buysse (16 points, three assists) hit a left-wing 3-pointer to provide some brief separation for the Tigers, who led 44-39 a little more than four minutes into the second half.
Kenzie Beekman, who turned in an all-around effort with nine points, three assists, three steals and two blocked shots for Marshall, scored a layup off an assist from Bennett as MHS extended its lead to 50-41 as 13:44 remained.
But MHS had to stop the Knights' second-half surge before pulling away for good.
The Tigers led 56-47 on a Bennett field goal with 9:20 left before O'Gorman scored the next seven points. Jessica Mieras flipped in a layup, Claire Howes drove for another layup and Peyton Bjorkman completed a 3-point play to trim the Knights' deficit to two points.
Mieras had 12 points for O'Gorman, which received 11 more from Bjorkman and eight from Howes.
Bennett hit a jumper with 6:20 remaining to give the Tigers a 58-54 lead and, after a Rachel Townsend basket put the Knights with in two points again, Buysse made two technical free throws and Bennett drained a right-wing 3-pointer on the ensuing MHS possession.
The O'Gorman bench was assessed a technical foul with 5:18 remaining when head coach Kent Kolsrud asked for an explanation of an official's call with Marshall leading 58-56. The Tigers seized the momentum of that situation.
"I am really proud of our kids and the effort they gave against a well-coached, strong Marshall team," Kolsrud said. "We played with a lot of confidence and a lot of kids stepped up to make some big plays for us. It was an unfortunate situation near the end that changed the momentum of the game."
Two missed free throws by Howes failed to cut into O'Gorman's deficit with 4:51 left before Marshall's Lexi Saugstad hit a 3-pointer to hand the Tigers a 10-point (66-56) edge with 4:20 left.
After Mieras made a pair of free throws, Marah Mulso's 3-point play and Bennett's transition layup with 2:40 left provided the Tigers with a 13-point lead – Marshall's largest advantage of the game.
"I thought we handled (O'Gorman's) man-to-man defense better than their zone," Westby said of the Tigers' second-half effort. "We have not seen a lot of zone defenses against us this season and we didn't attack it very well."
Before MHS could record its second victory of the weekend, the Tigers needed to overcome a slow start that allowed the Knights take an 8-2 lead on Dalee Steen's 3-pointer just three minutes, 11 seconds into the game. That shot was the first of four 3-pointers Stene had in the game en route to scoring an O'Gorman-high 16 points.
Morgan Saugstad, who finished with 13 points, scored Marshall's first nine markers with a pair of free throws, a right-corner 3-pointer, a reverse layup and another field goal to trim the MHS deficit to 10-9 with 13:45 left in the first half.
"When Morgan gets time (on the court), she is one of the best shooters that we have," Westby said. "It was nice to see her get going, offensively, early. It certainly kept us in the game."
Callie Graff (five points) capped the Tigers' 10-2 run with a 3-point play to give Marshall its first lead (12-10). She stuck back a missed shot and drained her only free-throw attempt of the game at the 13:33 mark.
The rest of the first half was a back-and-forth battle that featured six lead changes and six ties.
Marshall return to the court Friday with a Southwest Conference game at Windom Area.


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The Tampa Bay Bucs signed punter Chas Henry on Wednesday.
The former All-American punter with the Florida Gators last played with the Philadelphia Eagles before being released in September.
Henry averaged 44.0 yards per punt in 19 games.
It is not likely Henry will be with the Bucs when the season starts, however. That job belongs to Michael Koenen, who is signed through 2016.
Still, teams bring in extra kickers and punters during the offseason for competition as well as to give their guys a rest. It also allows other teams to scout the guys.
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Bell-Boeing Joint Project Office, Amarillo, Texas, is being awarded a $76,100,722 modification to the previously awarded V-22 fixed-price-incentive-fee lot 17-21 multiyear contract (N00019-12-C-2001). This modification exercises an option for the manufacture and delivery of one CV-22 tiltrotor aircraft for the U.S. Air Force. Fiscal 2014 aircraft procurement, Air Force and Special Operations Command funds in the amount of $76,100,722 will be obligated at time of award, none of which will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Md., is the contracting activity.
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A word of caution—if you are coming from the roads, ease into new terrain. Don't jump head-first into a gnarly singletrack race with extreme elevation change. Root or rock infested trails, can wreck havoc on your body if your stabilizer muscles are not developed. Patience is key. "After training on flat roads all winter, I ran a really challenging trail 30K this spring," says Blair Speed, a beginning trail runner from Bozeman, Montana. "I ran well, but had a really hard time recovering. My legs weren't used to all the obstacles."
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Singletrack makes passing trickier than on roads. As you approach other runners from behind, politely let them know you want to pass. If you're on a tight singletrack with a 100-foot drop on one side, don't tailgate; wait until the trail opens and you can safely pass. And if you're going to pass someone, make sure you really are faster. There is nothing worse than a 30-minute game of yo-yo in the middle of a race to give you both a case of the trail-running equivalent of road rage.
On an out-and-back course, when trail runners come face-to-face, it's best to split the trail as evenly as possible; no one has priority, no matter his or her speed. Each runner should step slightly to their left and ease by cautiously. Says Devon Crosby-Helms, an elite road and trail runner, "Share the trail and do your best to accommodate one another. "Safety is first. Make sure each runner has enough time and room for a safe pass."
Ultimately, communication is key, says Jenn McConnell, a trail runner in Waterville, Pennsylvania, "I keep my eyes and ears open all the time. If I hear someone come up behind me, I always say, `Let me know when you are ready to pass.' I leave it up to them."
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Sept. 13, 2012) – The U.S. under-26 beach teams competing at the World University Championships have all advanced to the second round of double-elimination at the end of play on Thursday in Maceio, Brazil.
On the men's side, the U.S. team of Jeremy Casebeer (Santa Barbara, Calif./UCLA) and Will Montgomery (Santa Barbara, Calif./UC Irvine) will get a chance to avenge Wednesday's pool play loss to Brazil's Benjamin Álvaro Filho and Luciano Gilmário in the second round on Friday.
On Thursday, Casebeer and Montgomery lost their third pool play match to Poland's Piotr Janiak and Sebastian Sobczak, 21-10, 21-9. However, they came back in the first round of double-elimination to defeat Japan's Dogi and Sato, 22-20, 21-14.
The other U.S. men's team of Adam Cabbage (Rio Rancho, N.M./Univ. of New Mexico) and Connor Hughes (Costa Mesa, Calif./UC Irvine) won their final pool play match on Thursday, defeating Duarte and Jorge of Paraguay, 21-13, 21-11. In the first round, the U.S. duo beat Roberto Frazzoni and Felipe Gomez of Chile, 21-19, 19-21, 15-9.
Cabbage and Hughes will play Bergmann and Stiel of Germany in the second round on Friday.
The U.S. women's team of Emily Day (Torrance, Calif./Loyola Marymount) and Summer Ross (San Diego, Calif./Pepperdine) defeated China's Xu and Huang in their final pool play match on Thursday, 21-17, 12-21, 15-7. On Friday, they will play Russia's Elizaveta Ryabova and Maria Ushkova.
The U.S. women's team of Caitlin Ledoux (Phelan, Calif./Long Beach State) and Geena Urango (Los Alamitos, Calif./Univ. of Southern California) won its final pool play match on Thursday, defeating Switzerland's Muriel Grassli and Tanja Huberli, 19-21, 21-13, 15-11.
In the first round, Ledoux and Urango topped Yghirda Sanabria and Karina Morel of Paraguay, 21-13, 21-11.
Ledoux and Urango will face Kaila Ng and Alexandra Hudson of Canada in the second round on Friday.
More than 40 teams representing 17 countries from the Americas, Europe and Asia are participating in this International University Sports Federation (FISU) event. Players from Brazil, Canada, Chile, Paraguay, Japan, Poland, China, Slovakia, Thailand, Russia, Spain, United States, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Saudi Arabia, Austria and Chinese Taipei are competing.
The U.S. women's team of Chrissie Zartman and Tracy Lindquist won the gold medal at the World University Championships in 2004. The U.S. men's team of Mark VanZweiten and Joey Dykstra won the bronze medal at the 2008 Championships while John Mayer and Matt Prosser took bronze in 2006.
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Intel Corp. has begun sampling of its processor code-named Jasper Forest that is aimed at data storage and communication equipment markets. The new chip features build-in RAID controller and should allow Intel to better compete for low-power storage and communications servers.
Intel's Jasper Forest processor is based on Nehalem micro-architecture, support RAID 5 and RAID 6 models, comes with integrated memory controller as well as 16 PCI Express 2.0 lanes. The new processors are compatible with Intel 3400-series core-logic sets that are certified to support single-processor configurations. Single-core Jasper Forest will only consumer 23W, whereas quad-core version will have thermal design power of 85W.
"Nehalem cores are quite powerful, but customers still want to be able to offload storage functions to a core, especially when you get down into two-core and single core versions of processors, really simplifies the architecture," said Seth Bobroff, manager of Intel's server platform group for storage, reports Computerworld web-site.
Since the new processors are based on the Nehalem micro-architecture, their performance should be comparable with that of Intel Xeon 5500-series microprocessors, but due to high degree of integration, the new servers should be more power efficient. Besides, the chip has enhanced features that protect against data loss in case of power failure.
"We have removed a fairly large-footprint chip and saved power by integrated [the I/O hub] on to a single chip. The chips will provide similar performance to existing Nehalem-based Intel Xeon processors, but be more power efficient," said Steve Smith, vice president digital enterprise group operations at Intel, reports IDG News Service.
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Prisons in many states are overcrowded, and that has led both judges and state legislators to look with favor upon schemes to free up cells, sometimes by giving felons opportunities to shave years off their sentences. That is a situation in which government should proceed with caution.
Too often, vicious criminals are freed from prison only to return to lives of violence. And some of those sentenced for crimes allegedly involving temporary insanity continue to be violent for years.
On Christmas Eve, two volunteer firefighters in Webster, N.Y. were murdered and two others were wounded by William Spengler, a 62-year-old ex-convict who set fires to lure the firefighters into an ambush. Spengler then committed suicide.
He was paroled from prison in 1998 after spending 17 years there. His crime: In 1980, Spengler used a hammer to murder his 92-year-old grandmother. For years after being paroled he led a quiet life – before turning murderously violent again.
Why on earth was a man who killed his 92-year-old grandmother with a hammer ever let out of prison? More worrisome, how many other homicidal maniacs, in the literal sense of the term, have been released from prisons early? It's a question that needs to be asked – and answered.


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ANIZDA approves intervening in Atiyeh lawsuit long after it intervened
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - The recently-organized authority in charge of developing Allentown's hockey arena and surrounding properties seems to have put the cart before the horse.
The Allentown Neighborhood Improvement Zone Development Authority formally voted to intervene in a lawsuit early Thursday evening, about a month after it actually did intervene in that suit.
The case involves developer Abe Atiyeh's suit against the state that challenges the constitutionality of recently amended laws that created the city's Neighborhood Improvement Zone.
Authority chairman Seymour Traub said the decision to intervene was based on an e-mail poll of ANIZDA's board "because of the speed in which it was necessary to do that at the time."
He said the board had never ratified ANIZDA's intervention. When the board briefly reconvened in public after a closed-door executive session during Thursday's meeting, Traub said: "We feel a motion should be made to ratify the action that was taken." That motion was made, seconded and unanimously approved without any public discussion by other board members.
Seven board members attended the meeting. The nine-member authority has one vacancy, caused by the resignation of Don Snyder. Another member, Alan Jennings, was absent.
The new state signed by Gov. Corbett on July 2 included language changing NIZ financing and is expected to resolve major legal obstacles to the delayed arena project. Suburban municipalities that sued the state over the funding mechanism, which kept some of their tax money in the city, have indicated they are dropping their suit, clearing the way for work to continue. However, Atiyeh reportedly intends to continue with his lawsuit against the state.
In April, Allentown filed a counter-suit against Atiyeh, seeking $50 million in damages.
After the meeting, Frances Fruhwirth, ANIZDA's interim solicitor, explained why the authority intervened in the Atiyeh suit before taking action to do so in public: "The way the speed of events was taking place, we had to act within the guidelines of the court."
When asked if the authority should have formally voted before intervening, Atty. Marc Feller, ANIZDA's special counsel, deferred to Fruhwirth, saying she is in charge of all Sunshine Act/Right to Know issues.
The authority, which was organized in April, last met May 3.
During Thursday's meeting, Traub publicly thanked the Brooks Group, owners of the Phantoms, the minor league hockey team that will play in the center-city arena, "for hanging in there and for making it clear Allentown and the Lehigh Valley are their choices for this hockey arena, which hopefully we now are going to be cleared to move forward with, with all dispatch."
The chairman also commended the local media for fair and accurate reporting about the NIZ controversy. "It's not a process ANIZDA or the city wanted to go through, nor did the municipalities I'm sure," said Traub. "But through the reporting by the media, it's very clear that anybody who reads the newspapers or listens to television should now understand the issues.
"Hopefully, we can put all of this behind us and get moving on the development of the arena and the development surrounding the arena."
Reviewing key changes made to the state's NIZ legislation by the governor's July 2 signature, Feller said Allentown no longer is entitled to get earned income tax that should go to neighboring jurisdictions. That issue spurred local municipalities to challenge the NIZ law by suing the state. "You don't see the words flying off the page that earned income tax of local municipalities is no longer included but that is the clear effect of this change," said Feller.
Feller said no earned income tax was collected in 2011 from suburban residents who work in the designated Neighborhood Improvement Zones in the city. But it was collected this year. The amended NIZ law requires it "promptly" be returned to municipalities where those people live.
State Rep. Jennifer Mann, who serves on the ANIZDA board, said members of both political parties and members of the Lehigh Valley's legislative delegation "from suburban, rural and urban communities" worked together to resolve issues with the NIZ law that spurred the lawsuit and stalled the project. "Every member of the Lehigh Valley delegation voted in favor of this correction," she said. "They understood the importance of the arena and the ancillary development that is part of that and how important it is, not only to the City of Allentown but to the entire Lehigh Valley."
Traub added: "We all owe a debt of gratitude to representatives throughout the state so we don't have a hole in the middle of Allentown – collecting water."
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I started a Draenei Priest alt in World of Warcraft a few days ago as I fancied trying something a little different to my Warrior. I role-played a cleric in Everquest about 8 years ago (has it really been that long?!) and thoroughly enjoyed it and have kept meaning to try a proper healing class again since then (I also started an Inquistor in Everquest 2 but that's another post).
The first thing I noticed about my Priest is just how tough, or rather, slow it is to quest and level up. Killing mobs takes forever compared to my Fury spec'd Warrior and I have to stop and drink and eat after every 2 kills or so. I'm also extremely fragile as I can only wear cloth so I die easily when a 2 or 3 opponents gang up on me which can be a little frustrating sometimes. Priests in WoW are interesting because they lend themselves more to classic mage casters than to the usual Cleric dipiction. In many fantasty MMOs and roleplaying games, Clerics are able to wear plate armour which makes them more sturdy and they focus their offensive capabilities more on melee than magic.
All of this has meant I've started to spec down the Shadow talent tree just to try and make my solo life a little easier and I've heard they end up putting out some respectable DPS. I'm a little annoyed at this though because I want to be a true healer and group as much as I can and do all of the dungeons I missed with my Warrior. I'm hoping that my native healing abilities will be enough to see me to level 40 even as a Shadow Priest and by then the dual-talent system will have been released.
My predicament makes me understand exactly why grouping is so uncommon in WoW and why good groups are so hard to find compared to other games like EQ2 – everyone specs down the DPS talents just to make their solo life easier! I have a Fury Warrior and now I'll have a Shadow Priest! I feel pretty guilty too because I want to be a true tank and a true healer… but I'm just too lazy to give up my soloing ability. I think the dual-talent system is going to have a huge impact on the WoW community.
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Posted on 04/05/2013 1:05:05 PM PDT by Malone LaVeigh
In a revelation that may have Colorado voters rethinking their states push on gun control, court documents revealed that the mass shooting in Aurora that killed 12 and injured 70 more could have been prevented by law enforcement. The psychiatrist for suspect, James Holmes, had warned campus police that Holmes was dangerous and homicidal a month before the shooting took place. Lynne Fenton even told the police that Holmes had begun to stalk and threaten her, and yet no action was apparently taken:
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This will be buried.
The Governor?
Most of them are pretty well insulated because the next election is in 2014. That is plenty of time for them to cook up a reason for the low information voter (Now the majority in Calirado) to blame anyone and everyone except the ruling majority.
Nonsense. All they could have done was question him. If he acted weird enough possibly commit him for a limited time for observation.
Then he's back out and really ticked off.
How exactly is this an improvement?
All of these "prevent mass shootings by locking up the nuts" ideas would probably require warehousing thousands or tens of thousands of odd people who have committed no crimes in order to catch the one mass killer.
They're the pro-gun side equivalent of gun control. A theoretically simple solution to a complex problem that just will not work.
Guess it did not fit the AGENDA desired.
Both Holmes and Ebel should not have been on the streets and the only thing that would have kept them from killing was getting them off the streets. And it was government screw-ups and failures to act that put them out there.
Police have testified to having no contact with Holmes before the shooting. Why exactly was that? The complaint/warning from Fenton should have prompted police to make sure Holmes wasnt a threat to Fenton, at the very least. Had they performed that standard follow-up and remember, this was a mental health professional telling the police that her patient was both homicidal and threatening her specifically the police might well have had Holmes in custody long before the shooting.
Law enforcement is reactive. To get arrested before committing a crime is almost unheard of. There are special stalker statutes, but thats the exception. Remember the movie The Minority Report? If I recall, that was about a police unit that arrested murderers before they committed murder. Do we want that? We do have something in Florida called The Baker Act. Any official can arrest you if they judge you are a threat to yourself or others. But then the state has to take care of you; which is expensive. So its not often used. You have to really be nutso to get Baker Acted. Incarceration usually lasts 2 weeks. Two weeks would not have deterred this assailant.
Even if the doctor had a signed Im-gonna-kill-you note, chances are they would have done nothing.
I don't know, maybe a bit of an overstatement? Modern medicine / psychiatry is pretty good at distinguishing between the odd and the dangerous. The problem is taking the dangerous off the streets before they act. Don't know that society would require the odd to be locked up, too -- we're all odd in our own way(s). Might not be many folks at liberty if we did that! 8~)
Not if we don't let them bury it!
I maintain the only answer to all this is to ban guns from being owned by liberals.
Everyone wins. They don't want them. We don't have to have any conservatives murdered in cold blood by mass-murdering homicidal liberals.
Seems simple enough to me.
Pardon my cynicism when I see articles such as the one posted. Doesn't it suggest that psychiatrists should have the final word on who is permitted to own a firearm? Doesn't it suggest a psychiatric examination as a precondition for gun ownership? Who is to design, administer and record such tests?
Of course, if one patron had been armed, it is possible that a few grains of well placed lead would have restored mental balance to the shooter.
I don't pretend to know the answers to the dilemma this kind of thing puts doctors in, or how to reconcile it with RKBA (which I'm very firmly committed to) and other civil liberties that we all treasure. It's perplexing. I only posted that fact because it came to my mind when I read the article.
The police were alerted by a health care professional that the kid was dangerous. Yes, all they could have done was to question him, it reflects the tendency of cops not to intervene until a crime actually happens. Thats because their bosses put little stress on prevention.
How many "odd" people do you have to sift through in order to find the "dangerous" ones? What level of reliability is there in psychiatric diagnosis? How many false negative and false positives are there?
Do we really want to give this much power to psychiatric professionals, many of whom believe conservatives, especially people who like guns, are by definition mentally ill, dangerously so?
What we have here is a case of severe hindsightitis. Like the morons that claimed 911 or Pearl Harbor could have been prevented. Which is of course true, had intelligence analysts lined up half a dozen of the many thousands of snippets of information coming through and drawn the appropriate conclusions.
But in real life, do you have any idea how many "odd" people the cops deal with? About the loud uproar that would follow from "human rights activists" if they started rounding up all who don't "fit in?"
The lady in Colorado, however, also felt she was in danger and so in this case, there was no dilemma.
What should they do? You would perhaps prefer the cops institute a "pre-crime program?"
Good point.
The survivors should sue them to the limits for letting this happen. Maybe a few of these lawsuits will change that behavior!!'
It is a difficult problem. Heck, there ARE people who shouldn't be walking the streets, and society once DID find a way to get them off the streets. I think everyone can agree that there are indeed people who shouldn't be living at large in society.
The question is, where does one draw the line at "YOU can live in society" and "You CANNOT live in society"...
But, as another poster said, it is also true that giving the government powers of incarceration for mental status CAN (and did) end up with tyrannical states like the Soviet Union using it for their own ends.
We were taking people off the streets at one time in this country without being the Soviet Union, and while it is true that the conditions in many of those places were bad, it was also true that it likely wouldn't be worse than what many of those people had on the street, except that someone else was paying for it.
Whitman had a brain tumor in the region that effects strong emotion. Received poor medical care and his problem went undiagnosed - we all know what happened next. The sad fact is that he was as much a victim as the people he killed.
Yeah. They all look like Pelosi and THIS guy...
It sounds like the pizza driver's (Leon) family is hopping mad and I'm sure they are looking into a lawsuit. It's really sad that the Department of Corrections' screw-ups got their own leader killed in addition to Leon, who appears to have been murdered just to get his Domino's shirt and pizza box.
And please, I know, the people responsible for these murders are the murderers. I'm talking about failures to take preventive measures, not who is criminally responsible.
Death threats are enough to do an investigation. They wouldn't have had to look far to see what he was buying or what he was hiding in his apartment.
Why would campus police even have any jurisdiction here? It seems like the equivalent of reporting a rape at work to the security at the front desk.. Sure, it might be a nice thing to do, but it wouldn't replace going to the real authorities.
Are colleges independent nations, like Indian tribes—or what?
Everybody knows that college cops are more like mall security than anything else.
Their prime incentive, with no doubt honorable exceptions, is to minimize the reported or investigated "crime rate" on campus.
A campus cop who starts making a lot of waves is likely to scare off students and parents and therefore have a short career.
Quite right.
But in the final analysis some human must be given the power to make that decision, and in our society, for better or worse, we have this whole bit about due process.
Some doctor's hunch or opinion is at best problematic as a way of deciding who gets locked up for years.
Travis, you forgot to include a mug shot of a certain mulatto Marxist
Homo I know!
The numbers for Stalin are probably underestimating significantly.
Too often they dont intervene because they havent been trained how to intervene, or given the authority or the discretion. Then there is the question of WHO. Who made the decision not to act. The doctor, the cop, or someone higher?
I don't think we disagree much.
I always like to take a situation like this and drive a stake in both ends, then get people to speculate on where the line in the middle goes.
We have all seen people that there is 100% no doubt they should be institutionalized.
And then we can all look at people and say 100% they shouldn't.
All the contention comes around with that gray area, and where you divide the issue into one or the other.
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Skip to comments.Preacher Convicted of Killing Wife, Freezing Body
Posted on 04/09/2010 8:18:45 PM PDT by SteelfishEdited on 04/09/2010 8:29:33 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
MOBILE, Ala. (AP) -- An Alabama evangelist who terrorized his family while impressing audiences at revivals was convicted Friday of murdering his wife and storing her body in a freezer for years.
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Wow you're fast. First thing I thought of!
Nice job preserving the evidence.
Anthony Hopkins sits on the stand as he testifies during his trial in Circuit Judge John Lockett's courtroom at Mobile Government Plaza in Mobile, Ala., on Friday, April 9, 2010. The part-time south Alabama evangelist faces a murder charge in the death of his wife, a mother of 8 whose body had been stored in a freezer inside his home.
If only he had been allowed to be married he wouldn't have killed his wife.
Mobile home or mobile home
Good heavens!
So he killed his wife in 2004 and wasn't arrested until 2008?
How the hell does that happen? No one noticed she was missing???
Last couple of paragraphs are a hoot!
OMG..that is disgusting.
He actually looks evil to me.
You can't make it up. Daughter knew all about it.
If he really wanted to impress 'em, he could just pop the wifesicle out at his next revival meeting.
They moved around a lot had no roots..I presume she had no family or no family that cared.
I heard that he wanted pasta for dinner but all she gave him was a cold shoulder. HAHAHA!
isn't that one of the Wayan brothers?
Hopkins has denied killing her, saying he does not know how she died, but that he tried to keep her body preserved because he could not stand the thought of her decomposing. He said his family continued to live their life together, preaching and going to work, after his wife's death.
While the stepdaughter told jurors that Hopkins jumped up and down on the body to make it fit in the freezer, Hopkins denied doing that.
He said his wife's body "fit snuggly," though "I did press the freezer down."
I am guessing something like this.
The article conveniently leaves out any denominational references.
"He said Hopkins "kept to himself," and apparently moved from place to place. Neighbors called him "Rev." because he attended church so often, loading the children into a van.
Police said he preached at various churches and did not appear to be affiliated with a particular denomination."
So this guy is not a Reverend/Pastor and isn't tied to any denomination.
He is however a drifter
Wow! Lamestream media really goes out of their way to smear Evangelical Pastors by claiming this drifter who isn't a Rev./Pastor is one.
Your denomination has enough problems of its own. Why do you feel the need to trash other denominations?
Yes, there are sinners among Evangelical denominations, even terrible ones. Just like your particular denomination.
Let's exalt Christ, and not demean denominations of which we're not a part, yeah? You don't "win" by trashing Evangelicals. You "win" by being in Christ.
See post #29
He isn't a Pastor/Rev , he has no church that he is affiliated with .
He didn't belong to a denomination.
"tiki" is Roman Catholic. S/he was just getting a dig in on those who don't belong to his/her denomination. I was challenging him/her not relish the sins of others, but to strive to exalt Christ instead.
LOL. Close enough!
Your denomination has enough problems of its own. Why do you feel the need to trash other denominations?
did I miss the mention of any denomination????
There is no reason to bring James Carvile into this discussion...
Yeah, I can see the compassion there.
Has anyone approached Woody Allen for comment on the stepdaughter angle yet?
They were both cold hearted in the end!
"You're right. This thing really does stop snoring!"
A TV Movie for sure
Yet a prosecutor told jurors that Anthony Hopkins terrorized his wife and young children, isolated them and used the Bible to manipulate them.
Sorry, but there is always responsibility for those being manipulated unless they are as dumb as dirt."
<MY Apologies if I got your statement wrong. Maybe you got YOUR nose in the dirt.
Don't you realize there are millions of DEAD people around the world because of SCUMBAGS that HIDE behind the skirts of the church????
It seems Like every SINNER goes to church and it does not help the church when THOSE sinners act against THE Church for their personal gain.
Every Minute there is a person who will violate his/HER family or friends just to get ahead no matter what. I guess that is the kind of person this Anthony Hopkins is.
Unless you can prove otherwise. We'd like to know here on FR.
Sorry Nothing Personal.
I am not for or against the church.
Since you seemed to want to make this an issue with everyone, I will oblige in kind.
My apologies to you,
I did not want this to be an issue with "ALL".
Maybe his wife was a scumbag, who knows.
But This Reverend was wrong in how he killed her and makes the church look bad, although people make the church look bad on it's own.
I guess We will have to see how it goes in court. I guess there's going to be plenty of time for that.
I apologize for copying "All". I guess i shouldn't have, I didn't know you were going to be offended.
But I don't agree with you calling people that "fell" in this Reverend Hopkins situation of "Low IQ".
Calling People "low IQ" without knowing the situation is now quite right.
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Hey I apologize for giving you a hard time.
What are you doing up so late anyways?
Are you still awake?
I'm just up cruising through FR.
Sorry for the typos it's half dark in here.
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Close Competition at the Jemez Mountain Trail Races - Page 3
On the women's side, Spain's Oihna Kortizar, the reigning 2011 Skyrunning champion, successfully defended her title (she ran a 4:52:30) despite a challenge from Britain's Lauren Jeska for much of the race. Fellow Spaniard Nuria Picas caught Sweden's Emilie Forsberg in the final kilometers to finish second in 5:01:26. Forsberg held on for third in 5:01:57 while Jeska fell to fourth in 5:04:11.
American Nikki Kimball, who finished second at Transvulcania last weekend, was eighth in 5:21:06.
The next race in the Skyrunner World Series is the Giir Di Mont Skymarathon in Premana, Lecco, Italy, on July 29. The Speedgoat 50k, held July 28 in Snowbird, Utah, is the next race in the Ultra SkyMarathon Series.
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Julien Chorier of France was first across the line in a time of 18:53:12, over 30 minutes ahead of Canadian Adam Campbell, who was second in 19:26:29. Kenichi Yamamoto of Japan was third in 21:15:02.
Spain's Nerea Martinez dominated the women's race, winning in 22:03:09, over two and a half hours ahead of Japan's Hiroko Suzuki, who was second in 24:48:17. Nora Senn of Hong Kong was third in 26:07:45.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (79 votes).
In short: Will definitely be doing this one again next year. Date of review: October 8, 2012
In short: Fantastic Event for all levels of runnerIn full: This was a well organised and enjoyable run which is on a slight downhill gradient, but still 13 miles ! The weather was remarkably good too. I live near to, and train(no pun intended)along the Tissington Trail and found the run really enjoyable with a good mixture of runners of all levels. Will be looking to do this again in 2013 and would advise anyone wondering about trying a half to have a go at this as it's a good course for any level of ability(No hills !).Definite possibilty of a PB here too. Ran Nottingham half the week prior to this and knocked off 6 minutes at Tissington. Great Course,Great weather, Great organisation.Date of review: October 8, 2012
In short: Great eventIn full: Having run much of the route up hill during the White Peak Marathon I was keen to try it down hill. What a great race! Fast course which my Garmin showed as 13.1 but I know that these things can mislead. My fastest half for nearly 10 years. Well done to all those involved. Will be back next year.Date of review: October 8, 2012
In short: Brilliant scenary fantastic courseIn full: Brilliant course, all flat or downhill, hard to keep the pace sometimes due to flatness. Came in 0.10 short but so have other halfs I have done. Lovely marshalling and organisation and the views - just stunning. Nice to just run it sometimes running on my own. Only little quirk for me was at the end 400m before the finish people using the trail and not moving out of the way when I had tried to speed up a bit, part from that the most perfect race I have done. Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: A great race in glorious sunshine!In full: Cannot be beat. What a great way to spend a Sunday morning. Route was made for this, and the sunshine presented the glorious countryside at its best. What an up lifting expereince.Date of review: October 7, 2012
In full: Fantastic race and not just because I got a PB. Excellent organisation, beautiful scenery, fabulous weather. Couldn't ask for anything more!I'll definately be back!Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: A great event.In full: Not a genuine Half (slightly short) and not a proper PB course (too much down hill for the purist to count) but who cares? Perfect weather, beautiful scenery, a really good trail and friendly, competent organisation.Reminds you why we run!Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: Awesome fast PB material, Fantastic scenery, very friendly, not too serious and would love to run again. Glorious weather, but would have been ok in the rain! Not only received water at the end, but Jaffa cakes and chocolate! How good is that! Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: Glorious and I am not just biased because I got a PB!In full: Well organised. Parking at the finish and getting a bus to the start was different but then it was great finishing only a short walk from the car park! And the buses were not too crowded (my one fear!) Glad the weather was so kind to us, a wet and windy day might have felt awful! Met some lovely, friendly people! The trail was good for running and great being traffic free. Not too many walkers or cyclists on the route and everyone was keen to share the path. I had no problems. Enough water stations, nice goodies to eat at the end. Good shower and changing facilities at the end. I will definitely be back next year. And will be aiming to come first in my vet class rather than second. Need to work even harder on the speed! Feeling very happy right now.Date of review: October 7, 2012
In short: Absolutely FabulousIn full: A fantastic run on the Tissington trail from Parsley Hay to Ashbourne, mostly downhill. Beautiful countryside, traffic free and well organised. 100% approval rating from me, my favourite half marathon ever.Date of review: October 7, 2012
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Skip to comments.Barack Obama in Israel: 'the Beast' limo breaks down after fuel mix-up
Posted on 03/20/2013 8:45:43 AM PDT by Red Steel
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should run on biofuel refined from bullcrap.
Someone put sugar in the gas tank.
We know something is fishy with the story, because the beast drinks diesel normally.
Previously posted and based on my personal knowledge of the vehicle, it's diesel powered so the story is flawed.
Someone did something, and it's hilarious. Kudos to mystery man.
Kar-ma's A Bitch !!
It looks like someone or ... didn't want Obama in Jerusalem?
Well, no wonder he hates fossil fuel vehicles!!
And, I'm guessing his driver is either a Republican "plant", or an Israeli who doesn't care for our muslim-loving FRAUDUS. Either way, there's a political statement in this.
Perhaps we can move and hide the U.S. before the t*rd gets its car fixed.
"Ooh, somebody put a banana in my tailpipe!?!"
I read that as well. Why did he need to fly in his limo? Israel doesn't have secure enough cars for his highness?
So much for Obama's Flex-Fuel green engine initiative.
They should have brought some of the democrat party's unicorns with them to refuel it.
What a little boy he is over there.
We bring everything even fuel for all vehicles some thing is very wrong with this whole story
The Whitehouse needs the blokes from Top Gear to plan his automobile logistics.
Where's B-HO's 'fuel taster'?
Excuse me while I laugh out loud....Obie...No gas for you!!!
Correct. Unauthorized people shouldn't get within a mile of that rig, and to think that someone fueled it wrong is laughable. The Secret Service must hate this kind of assignment - what a security nightmare...
Maybe we can buy some time by building a facade of the U.S. to confuse the Magic Mulatto.
Hey, it worked in Blazing Saddles...
Everything about this Administration screams incompetent!
Aint nobody got time for dat
"TEL AVIV The White House has released what it says is a map of Israel. The only problem is that Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights are missing.
An Obama administration video highlighting the presidents plans for his Mideast trip depicts Jerusalem, the Golan and the West Bank also known as Judea and Samaria as non-Israeli territory."
Shades of Zero's Ireland trip, when the beast got stuck in a driveway. LOL.
And we all remember this humorous incident:
Grow up. You may not like the President, but the idea that you would applaud what may be a very serious security breach is wrong.
Nothing like an accidental breakdown to provide time to install a listening device.
The vehicle is symbolic of this creatures administration-broken, nonfunctional, ineffective, etc. etc.
This one is better I think https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5icV_mctrkE
Indeed he must be thinking now who has power punk.
Must've been gas that was put in it, then.
Perhaps taking the Beast to Ireland and Israel is not such a good idea after all.
Gremlins and wee people playing their silly games.
Aren't the nozzles on the pumps different?
This happened to my husband in Scotland once in a rental car back in the '70s. He filled it with kerosene (sold at the same pump) instead of gas. It was very difficult to get it into the car because of the different sized nozzles. Rental car company had to rescue him with another car.
How much did we spend to ship 'the Beast' (the car not POTUS) over to Isreal? Don't we have any $$$ for kids to tour the WHITE HUT, but we got $$$ to ship 'THE BEAST' to Isreal!!!
Will Reid blame this on the sequestration?
-I can almost hear the laughter of God.
rumor is he will now enter on the back of a donkey!
oboma was as paranoid has helI. I watched his speech with Shimon Peres today. oboma looked really, really weird. His smile was so faked, even my daughter noticed it. He was not "cool" at all. It looked like he was sweating. He looked like he couldn't wait to get out of there - seriously. He was freaking out, but trying his best to look "calm." I believe he was fearing for his life.
The Jews know oboma is building a muslim caliphate to surround them in the ME. He's spending billions of U.S. dollars on it.
I think oboma was so paranoid, he may have simply switched cars. He was afraid to stay in the same vehicle.
I'll bet he didn't eat a bite while he was there, either. I wouldn't be surprised to hear later that he peed his pants while he was standing on the stage.
ALL - If anyone has the time to catch a video of the speech, I suggest it be watched. Oboma looks very, very odd.
LMAO! I never saw this. Clank! It was so high centered it even rocked! Talk about your security breach. Right in the front gate of the Embassy with everything blocked.
This administration is a laughing stock and earns every bit of ridicule and peril it gets and we all suffer for it.
As for the reason the thing quit in Israel... I wonder? It sure isn't because someone put diesel in it. Another made up story? Probably. Something sinister? Maybe.
I'm going to watch that again! Clank.
MORON President with a MORON staff
That would be funny, except that my Cadillac got stuck in my own driveway during a snowstorm last month. I think I need new shocks.
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I am currently also running into the crash at save problem. The most recent version of my .fla corrupted about four days ago, which is something I've grown accustomed to (got the wonderful 'unexpected file format' error). So I went to my backup file- same issue. I had to go back 12 backup versions to find one that would work (even my backups on external drives when copied back over to the local drive or opened from the external would give this error. They did NOT give this error a week ago). But this backup version now crashes on Save, Save As, or if I try to create a new .fla while the backup .fla is open, it crashes. If I try to open any other .fla while the backup .fla is open, flash crashes. Sometimes is gets non responsive and needs to close; sometimes it simply sits there, does nothing, SAYS it's running, but will not respond to clicks, minimizing the window, or anything at all and I will have to force quit out. Sometimes it will crash when simply clicking a library item.
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