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Kinect Sesame St and Nat Geo TV get Second Seasons
- Updated: 7th Jan, 2013
Kinect has always been great for families with children. For a start, the thing can actually see them in our tiny European living rooms but kids also have far more patience with the response rates and type of games that do well. Kinect Star Wars was a huge hit with Nick's nephew and where Kinect Adventures has me gasping for breath within minutes, it's great for burning off his energy and getting him to bed on time.
Late last year they released two new titles that are tied in with TV show – Kinect Sesame Street TV and a rather more family-oriented National Geographic-based series, Kinect Nat Geo TV. A second season for each show has just been released and both are available for purchase now through Xbox Live.
Kinect Sesame Street TV
Sesame Street is absolutely brilliant. You fire the thing up and Elmo looks out of the TV, speaking directly to your kid. Thanks to the magic of a handily-placed mirror in the virtual backround, your child can see him or herself reflected right there in the room. Better yet, when someone like Cookie Monster asks your child to jump up and down, the on-screen action will respond directly. Vigorous jumping in a forest will stir up leaves, or not jumping at all will result in Tully coming out to help instead.
The episodes even comes with episode summaries for parents, so you can talk to your son or daughter about their day even if you weren't there to see all the action.
In keeping with the Sesame Street ethos, the interactive show will never scold your child for not responding, so they'll not be made to feel bad if watching on their own.
Season 2 adds new segments and expands the app by adding SmartGlass features to let you create playlists of your child's favourite interactive segments.
Kinect Nat Geo TV
Kinect Nat Geo TV is more of a group activity. The first season was called America The Wild and each episode followed the story of a different American species – grizzly bears, mountain lions, owls and more. Sections of the filmed TV series are interspersed with interactive parts and quiz the viewers on what they've just learned.
For example, a section about identifying animal tracks would be followed by a picture of a new pawprint. The show would then ask you to vote on what animal they think it is by raising your hands and the Kinect can track up to four viewers at once.
In perhaps the best implementation of Kinect I've seen, Nat Geo TV also uses augmented reality to plop animal head and paws onto the heads and hands of participants.
Season 2 is based on Nat Geo WILD's Dangerous Encounters and is hosted by reptile expert and presenter Brady Barr.
You can download the apps for free through your Xbox dashboard where you'll find them under Apps > Video. Each one comes with a free trial epsiode per season and the rest can be purchased online for 400 MSP each or less through a season pass.


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Mandela, in critical condition, visited by South African leader
JOHANNESBURG — Nelson Mandela's health has deteriorated, and he is in critical condition, the South African government said on Sunday.
The office of President Jacob Zuma said in a statement that he had visited the 94-year-old anti-apartheid leader in a hospital in the evening and was informed by doctors that Mandela's condition had become critical in the past 24 hours.
The White House issued a statement, saying: "Our thoughts and prayers are with him, his family and the people of South Africa."
Zuma met Graca Machel, Mandela's wife, in the hospital in Pretoria and discussed the former leader's condition, according to the statement. Zuma's spokesman said that this was a stressful time for the Mandela family and appealed for their privacy.
Mandela was hospitalized on June 8 for what the government said was a recurring lung infection.
Describing his condition as critical will be very worrying for South Africans, many of whom consider him a family member.
Mandela was jailed for 27 years under racist rule and released in 1990. He played a crucial role in steering the divided country from the apartheid era to democracy, becoming South Africa's first black president in all-race elections in 1994.

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The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 5/3/11
May 3rd, 2011
The federal government claims Deutsche Bank commited mortgage fraud, and is suing the bank. LPS said 500,000 borrowers became current on their loans in the first quarter. Michael Fratantoni of the MBA predicts a full housing recovery is 3 to 4 years away. The combined sales of all broker-run transactions fell $226 million year over year.
The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 4/26/11
April 26th, 2011
The Commerce Department reports new home sales increased 11% in March. A study shows that short sales and foreclosures equally damage FICO scores. A survey from Pew shows 81% of adults believe purchasing a home is the best long-term investment a person can make. Morgan Stanley believes home prices will fall 6-11% this year.
221-TNG Radio – FBI – Richard Ryan 4-16-11
April 15th, 2011
The Norris Group Real Estate Radio Show and Podcast welcomes Richard Ryan of the FBI.
The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 4/4/11
April 4th, 2011
Ed Haldeman said less than 4% of Freddie Mac's single family loans are delinquent. The government dismissed two counts of wire fraud in the case against the former CEO of Taylor, Bean and Whitaker. Treasury Secretary Geithner warned that severe economic hardship could impact the United States when the nation reaches its debt limit.
The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 3/28/11
March 28th, 2011
Pending home sales increased by 2.1%, according to the NAR. Interthinx claims California's fraud risk decreased last year. A cash for keys program was recently proposed to Congress members, but has been strongly ridiculed. California had the largest gain in construction jobs in the nation during February.
The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 3/24/11
March 24th, 2011
Freddie Mac said mortgage rates increased to 4.81% last week. The Federal Bureau of Economic Analysis reports California income levels rose 2.5% in 2010. Jobless claims fell 1.3% last week, according to the Labor Department. Freddie Mac told servicers managing its loans to stop foreclosing in MERS' name.
The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 3/4/11
March 4th, 2011
Capital One Home Loans has chosen not to foreclose on any California mortgages. The government applauded TALF for netting $600 million in income. According to S&P, lenders need 13 months on average to foreclose in a judicial state. Altos Research claims home prices decreased 2% in February.
The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 2/18/11
February 18th, 2011
The Federal Reserve will require borrowers who get their mortgages through a broker to receive the lowest possible interest rate. LPS claims the national delinquency rate increased to 8.9% in January. A lawyer was held in contempt of court for helping his clients break back into their house after the foreclosure was ruled legitimate. RadarLogic said national home prices decreased 1.6% in December.
The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 2/11/11
February 14th, 2011
Million dollar home sales in California increased by 21%, according to MDA DataQuick. Freddie Mac reports mortgage rates increased over 5% this week. The Treasury said half of all renters spend over 33% of their income on housing.
The Norris Group Real Estate News Roundup 1/20/11
January 20th, 2011
Statistics from MDA DataQuick show 7,178 new and resale houses and condos were sold in the Bay Area last month, and a total of 36,215 were sold statewide. The NAR reports existing home sales increased 12.3% in December. Fannie Mae announced a 45 day delay on foreclosures for borrowers receiving aid from the Hardest Hit Fund.


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It really was her first time video; being Lia's close friend, she had never posed naked before, let alone masturbate on camera. But the moment we saw her undress and start playing with herself we knew she was a natural. When she was let alone to masturbate, she was so into it, that all nervousness went away, and she had two very hot strong orgasms. Shows off her sticky wetness, and we know there is a lot more to come from this extremely sexual woman. To the pink room, we let her play with herself again, this time giving head to a large double-ended toy, and she masturbates with it until she has another orgasm. She seems to enjoy fingering anally too! Then our favorite, in a sexy sporty top and bottom, she runs up a hiking trail, with toy in hand, and masturbate on top of the mountain even while there are people nearby. She can't get enough! And her perfect butt and very pretty private parts must be seen. What hard abs too... So later that evening, she shows us how she started masturbating when she was younger, by letting the water splash on her private part in the jacuzzi, while she fingers herself anally, and has another strong orgasm. It ends with a series of squirts that is very erotic to watch. So was that 4 or 5 orgasms today?
Visiting the US from Denmark, she seems shy at first, but once she got into the shoot she surprised us with how sexual she is! Visiting an office building nearby, she pulls out her full C-cup breasts and begins playing and sucking on them, then pulling her pants down and playing with herself. She would have gone on, if it were not for a passerby interrupting her masturbation. No problem though, she takes up a chair outside in front of the house, and continues where she left off, using one of our toys. That's where she went sex-crazy, having more than one orgasm (we never counted) and squirting to the videographer's surprise. She never told us she could, then again she said she surprised herself as well. She likes sex, and a vibrator like this was her first time. Looks like the old lady next door caught a glimpse of the action too. We get to see her talk about her trip to US, and she flashes her breasts at the restaurant before saying goodbye. Did we mention that she has the most perfect, flawless butt??
When we ran into this girl, we couldn't resist asking her to pose nude; she has that sexy look, and a body that needs to be seen naked. Right outdoors at a busy office complex, she flashes her sexy butt and plays with her nipples, then starts rubbing herself, until someone approached us and we left. Back home, she runs into Lia, and they talk about masturbation, whereby she tries Lia's toy on the couch. After her masturbation, she shows off several different outfits to Lia, and we take off to a park, where she flashes her private parts and poses for the camera (some very hot pics!) while people drive by. What makes her a very unique girl for FTV, is how flexible she is; she was a ballerina, and you see how she can bend her body in some incredible forms... naked. Every angle is captured of her hot, flexible and very well toned body. Extreme closeups too of course.
This Girl was introduced to us by Melia, who also came from Hawaii. Have you ever seen a Korean girl with such big firm breasts? We first though she was part Caucasian, but she is 100% Korean. With Lia at her side, she shows off her sexy outfits, strips down, and has fun showing off her body to Lia. Upstairs, after a photoshoot, she masturbates with a toy right there on the floor! Then at lunch break, she flashes her full breasts right out on the street, and at the pool, continues to pose naked while the pool guy is doing his work. Then a nice hard breast massage while checking herself out in the mirror, and some breast bondage with the straps of her shoe heel. We wanted to see her try some bigger toys, so a larger vibrator is next, and then the FTV Toy for the ride of her life.
Occasionally we run into a girl who we think would never do an FTV video, from how innocent she looks. But again we are surprised, as we find Juliet, an auburn-haired sweety show us how she likes to masturbate, and has dripping, wet, milky orgasms! First she poses nude for us in the back yard and the street, showing off those tufts of red pubic hairs... then on the bed she masturbates to a nice orgasm, all the time dripping sweet clear juice! So we see if she would like to try our biggest toy, the Big Ten. She gives it a sensual blowjob, then blows our mind when she rides it to the very base, deep, and rides it hard to an incredible orgasm! So we bring on both the Glass & regular FTV Toys.... and she starts riding them, taking them deep, with some kinky views & closeups of the penetration.
Its two years later, but Kylie is just as hot, and even more sexual! She goes shopping for some bananas and cucumber at the local grocery store, wearing a mini-skirt, and flashing her private parts. Then starts masturbating with the banana, moving to the cucumber for a hard and deep ride, finishing off with a squirting orgasm using the banana! Then after trying out some outfits for the photographer, she proceeds to masturbate again, moving to more and more fingers, until she has her whole hand deep inside, fisting herself. The next day, she gives her body a creamy massage, then does herself with the Big Ten toy, moving onto the Big Pink toy, for a very deep and erotic ride.... but it does not end there, she wants to take on the giant glass FTV Toy, with the camera getting a very erotic view. Finally after another orgasm in the bedroom, she does some incredible stretching exercises (thanks to her gymnastics experience) and masturbates again in the shower, this time squirting a flood into the camera!
Pink and purple... that's what this full figured sweet & sexy girl loves to wear. Looking hot with her taste in racy fashion, she flashes us and bystanders around office buildings, showing off her breasts & private parts. She starts masturbating right there, until the commotion gets to busy, and she continues to masturbate indoors, with two pink vibrators. An orgasm later, she tries on several different lingerie while model Lia watches and videotapes her. Nicola has some very pretty feet, so foot lovers enjoy her sucking on her toes and playing with her feet, wearing sexy open-toed heels. Then in pigtails you get to hear her very cuddly sweet voice, as she talks to you and strips down & starts to masturbate again! Then comes a large pink toy, which she gives a very nice blowjob to, and has sex with it to another orgasm. Did you notice how long her nipples get? They are always erect, and they are the pointiest, longest nipples we've ever seen! At night, she gives herself a body massage, then starts masturbating again, this time with the Big Ten toy... a very hot scene for sure!
A mix of Thai, German, and Spanish, this girl retains her Asian features, but with big crystal blue eyes, gorgeous face, and seductive lips. Oh, and a perfect smile! She lived most of her life in Hawaii, and enjoys the freedom of getting naked outside. So at a classic Phoenix resort, wearing a blue Hawaii dress, she flashes her breasts, and then starts masturbating right there, risking getting caught! Indoors, she finds herself a vibrator, and masturbates to a squirting orgasm. She shocked herself and the videographer, since it was her first time squirting! Then she flashes her sexy body a little more at a lunch interview...
A full-time fashion model gifted with big breasts, she comes to us from Florida, for a nice weekend stay. Social and personable, she poses nude around some public areas, then shows us all the sexy clothes she's brought, and tries them on. With a cute mini-skirt and pretty heels, she begins to rub herself outside, then goes indoors to masturbate with a vibrator to a satisfying orgasm. Sleeping completely naked on the bed, we wake her up, and let her do a hard breast massage, leading to some stockings & corset action and ending with another masturbation. We discover that she really enjoys playing with herself, and does a third masturbation with a small glass toy and another vibrator. Head to toe, she is beautiful, sexy, and reminds us of the supermodel Rachel Hunter.
Monica makes another visit to the US, this time with a little more english, and Lia joins us to help out. This tall goddess dwarfs Lia by comparison, but they get along well.... so we head out to an exotic locale for some sexy nudes in her summer dress, all while people peek through windows. Indoors its time for another hot masturbation, where she has a leg-shuddering orgasm on the couch. Walking out in the neighborhood, she flashes her best parts, and then hits the bed and plays with the stuffed animals, naked. A body massage where you get to see her private parts up extremely close... then surprising us again by masturbating on the spot. Time to cool down, by skinny-dipping at the pool, and taking a sensual shower where again she starts rubbing herself....
Gabriella Day 2: We were lucky to have her for two days, and luckier to have Alison assist the shoot. Another fresh day, and its an interview and flashing in the car, then at a restaurant she flashes passersby, and Alison follows up by showing off her big breasts! We then went right into a resorts' convention area, and while she stripped down on the stairs, she decided that she needs to masturbate and finger herself right on one of the dining tables! Lucky nobody caught us here, it was verrry risky. She simply has no inhibitions about her body or sex in public places. So in a sexy red dress, we continue the public nudity theme by having her pose at a lookout point all the while the sun sets and people are watching her pose and spread. But the best is in the end, where Alison gives Gabriella a butt and breast massage, and Gabriella cannot resist returning the favor, licking and sucking on Alison's big breasts. It turns her on so much, that she masturbates with Alison's help, to the strongest orgasm finale!
Gabriella Day 1: Once in a while you get a girl that totally blows all boundaries, and shocks you with her sexuality. Perhaps the most sexual and uninhibited girl on FTV to date! You be the judge... meeting up with model Alison, she shows off what she brought with her, trying on lingerie, then going out with Alison to a busy mall with water fountains... and then the skirt goes up and she is flashing her breasts as well! The photographer got a little nervous about her very easy going attitude with getting naked in public. Then in the same area, she gets completely naked, and runs around posing explicitly without a worry about being seen. Finally we get her indoors and she gets to masturbate with a vibrator, and is she wild or what? No need for her to act, she is simply that sexual. After her orgasm, she dresses up into our favorite pick of her lingerie, and starts playing with beads, stuffing all four balls deep inside her, turning her on to a full sized dildo. Deepthroating it and making it 'disappear', she then fucks it hard, until she has another orgasm!
She returns for a fourth time, and this is her hottest video ever, guaranteed. Pushing her limits, she takes a palm-sized pair of steel balls and pushes one in... tough to pull out! Horny as ever, she masturbates, this time with a double-ended dildo and a vibrator, together bringing her to a very intense squirting orgasm, that aims straight into the camera and the videographer!! He was drenched. Why not play in the pool, continue the wet shots theme, but this time with the help of a water hose, filling herself up and letting it flow... Put her in cute pigtails, dress up in a Tennis outfit & sneakers, and then run around naked playing Tennis? Yes, it was fun to watch upskirt & her D-cup breasts bouncing as she ran around outside... then a much-needed hard breast massage. Thats not enough though, some topless and panty-free action in the playground, on swings.... Hey its not finished just yet! In a hot red dress & heels, she masturbates again, this time experimenting with her own fingers, pushing four in, going as deep as possible, discovering a new kind of orgasm!
She is a Penthouse Pet, but we bet you wouldn't recognize her. We shot her in a more natural light, where we let her be herself, and see the more beautiful, natural side of Trista. Watching her masturbate, and have a real, natural orgasm, is a real pleasure to see on camera.... Starting in casual clothes, wearing her glasses, she walks the mall, pulling on her perky nipples and rubbing herself while sitting at a nearby bench. Not shy about playing with herself in public it seems! Then trying out several sexy dresses she brought with us, she moves to some lingerie, and makes her pink panties go missing inside her private part. Lastly, she dresses up for the ultimate occasion: To ride the FTV Toy. Her experience ends in a hard orgasm.
This tall fashion model is 'discovered' at a mall while shopping... not wearing any underwear, we get good glimpses under her dress. Indoors, she is enticed to masturbate, and with the help of a vibrator has a very loud, strong orgasm. She is a screamer allright. Bringing with her some classy dresses from other fashion shoots, she tries them on while giving you peeks under her dress, slips of the nipples and butt spreads. Then like on the catwalk, she does some modeling for us, stripping down... then stuffing her panties until they go missing! She wanted to do some extreme, so she attempts to fist herself, then use the Big Pink and Big Ten toy. It all leads to another loud orgasm with her vibrator. For a final scene, she give her breasts a hard breast massage, then using the straps of her heels as light bondage around her breasts. Then another long masturbation video with her best orgasm of the day, bubbling juicy wetness.
Jenaveve Day2: On her second day in Phoenix, she puts on a very sexy combination; black strappy heels, and sexy black panties with a black sweater. Of course, the clothes come off, the heels stay on, and she give the Big Ten toy a nice blowjob, leading to one of our hottest Big Ten toy scenes. She fucks the toy hard, and then very deep on the ride, until she has an orgasm. Notice how tight she is! Then she uses the straps of her heels to do some breast bondage photos. Out for lunch, she flashes her breasts in the car, and then does a lunch interview topless. A hard breast massage with cream, then a foot and private part massage for us to know her more intimately. A great finale at the pool, where she finger bangs herself hard to another hip-rocking orgasm!
Jenaveve Day1: What a fun and sweet girl Jenaveve is... wait... she's also very gorgeous! Toned, sexy figure with full breasts, a nice smile, and long, silky brown hair, you can easily fall for her looks. Catching her on the road, walking around the neighborhood, those breasts need to be exposed and played with! Then indoors she takes up a vibrator, and uses it on her private part... you figure out that she loves to masturbate, and loves her orgasms! Very comfortable in front of the camera, she has four orgasms! Then in her sexy red dress, silver heels, she shows off her pretty feet, and then gives one of the most sensual blowjobs you've ever seen... with her shoe heel! Then she has sex with it, and moves on to another long vibrator which she fucks to several orgasms. According to her, she had 8 today!
Big pretty blue eyes, a sweet smile, and the lack of any inhibitions to flash her naked body outdoors, we have a lot of fun with this girl. Even more fun is the fact that she likes to masturbate non-stop, anywhere she goes. First flashing (& getting caught) at an office building, she then masturbates with hard, fast fingering next to an office with two loud orgasms. Then indoors she takes two egg shaped vibrators and uses them both for another wet orgasm. Later, acting out like a secretary, she lets us down her skirt, where she uses a pen to 'play', then finding herself the Big Ten toy for hard sex, riding it deep to the base to orgasm! Then in a cute pink dress and ponytail, she brings on two more toys, one large pink toy, and uses them together for a long, hip shaking orgasm. For a finale, she attempts to fist herself, and gives us some extreme wide spread open views.


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TEL AVIV (Jan. 7)
The sum total of progress made in the Holy Land during the last few years, recorgnized as the work chiefly of Jews and Jewish capital, will be on dispay here in a few weeks at the Levant Fair.
Merchants here and abroad anticipate success for the enterprise, many of whose features are to be elaborate and unusual.
One of the features will be model houses, intended to demonstrate new and inexpensive methods of building construction in the Holy Land. THe dwellings are being planned to cover an area of 8,000 aquare maters and will be left standing after the Fair closes to test their durability.
Awards are to be made for the houses best suited to Association of Palestine Architects and Engineers decided at its last conference that a meeting of authoritative construction engineers will be called in the near future to disuss the various questions confornting the project.


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Pisula carries big load for Southmoreland
Southmoreland football coach Mark Adams is pretty direct with his assessment of what running back Jake Pisula means to the Scotties' football team.
"Jake's the catalyst that makes our offense go," Adams said. "He's a hard running back. He runs a like a 6-2, 200-pounder. He's very humble in what he does. He's never been big-headed in his life. I like that about him. He has a great attitude, great workmanship. He pushes people by the way he works. I don't have to say too much to him. I expect him to continue to grow and expect him to be premier back within the next year or so. On a team like ours we need him."
For the most part, Pisula hasn't let his coach down. The 5-feet, 10-inch, 172-pound junior has gained 611 yards through the first five weeks of the season.
Talking to Pisula during a break in a recent practice, he expressed some disappointment. He'd like to see the team have a bit more success.
"It's not going as I planned," Pisula said. "We've got a lot of young kids on our team and we're still trying to build. We (opened) with probably some of the top three teams in the WPIAL."
The Scotties did open with a meat grinder of a schedule with games against Jeannette, Washington (when Division I-recruit Shai McKenzie was still playing) and Mt. Pleasant before a tough 9-6 loss to Ford City in a non-conference game. The Scotties did come up with a victory Sept. 27 by holding off Waynesburg by a 14-13 score.
Pisula did admit he's pleased he's been able to amass some numbers while toting the pigskin, but his thoughts quickly go back to the team.
"I'm happy with my performance so far," he said. "The first game I got over 100 yards, the second game I got over 200. I'm pretty satisfied with my performance. I'm going to step it up a little more so we can get some wins under our belt. It's kind of disappointing. I was hoping the best for the team, but you've just got to keep your head up and just keep on pounding and keep on working hard."
Adding to the disappointment and difficulty of the season has been the fact that the Scotties are not able to play at their home stadium — Russ Grimm Field. Storms that invaded western Pennsylvania in August severely damaged the field-turf surface, rendering it unplayable.
"I feel sorry for our seniors, not playing home games," Pisula said. "Home games have home-field advantage. Traveling to every game is kind of a pain in the butt, but you've got to make the best of it."
Another adjustment for Pisula and his teammates this year is the new offense implemented by Adams which utilizes more of a Pistol formation than the wide-open Spread offense they've used in recent years. Pisula admits he likes the offense and the coach said his back has transitioned nicely.
"He loves the fact the offense is built around what he does well," Adams said.
Adams is not afraid to have Pisula run the ball, and he has been given it on average more than 20 times a game.
Pisula also plays both sides of the ball as he mans a spot at the corner on the Scotties defense, as well as his running back duties. However, offense is where he likes to be. He likes the feeling of scoring touchdowns.
"I feel more comfortable on offense and (when I'm) getting the ball," Pisula said.
Pisula plans to just keep moving forward this season trying to amass more yardage and help his team collect wins. He will continue his routine of praying and wearing his cross for each game, as well as sporting a Superman undershirt.
"It makes me feel good," he said. "It's like I'm Superman, I don't know."
Pisula's family has a long history on the gridiron. He's had two uncles play at the Division I level — Allen Pisula played at West Virginia and Doug Pisula played at Tulsa. Jake would like to follow in their cleat marks and play at the collegiate level himself.
"I've gotten some letters (from college) so far and going to keep on working hard, make a video and see what I can get," he said.
His coach thinks Pisula has what it takes to play in college.
"I've seen a lot of backs," Adams said. "I believe Jake has the ability to play at the next level. He just has to continue to mature into it. I'm going to push for it. I believe he's worked for it."
Paul Paterra is staff editor for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-887-6101 or email@example.com.


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Choice is good for car buyers. But in the never-ending quest to produce incremental volume gains, the planet's largest premium auto brands agree that certain niches are quickly becoming untenable.
Known for questioning in 2014 whether the global sports car market would ever recover from its post-recession collapse, BMW sales boss Ian Robertson told Car And Driver earlier this month that "some body styles will be removed in the future."
Meanwhile, the head of Mercedes-Benz Dieter Zetsche said at the Geneva auto show that the lack of Chinese uptake for specialty cars "makes the business case for these vehicles less easy."
Yet long before a model cull returns us to the days of tidy luxury lineups — 3 Series, 5 Series, 7 Series, and 8 Series as the 1990s intended! — premium German marques will first introduce a slew of new models. And the body styles destined for removal? Likely not the silly four-door coupes and impractical SUVs you love to hate. (Read More…)


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'Jersey Circus': A 'Family Circus' x 'Jersey Shore' Mashup
If the Internet has made one societal advancement possible, it's both the prevalence and quality of parodies and mashups referencing Jeff and Bill Keane's "Family Circus." Urlesque's roundup featuring "Scott Meets Family Circus," "The Other Family" and the classic "Dysfunctional Family Circus" among others is a triumphant reminder of that. Of course, even tried-and-true lampoonage needs can use some fresh blood now and then, which is where "Jersey Circus" comes in. MTV's "Jersey Shore" + FC scratches the amped up ironic contrast itch just as well as its peers and serves to spoof two pop culture icons in one welcome dose.Featuring mashups from a roundtable of contributors, the deadpan "Jersey Circus" mission statement says it all:
We strive to reconcile our guilty delight in Jersey Shore, a bastion of trash, with our eye-rolling fondness for the Family Circus. We do this by juxtaposing the two in a very literal sense. We think you'll agree that something important is being done here.
Check out a smattering of our favorites from the site below:
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Best Of :: Bars & Clubs
Sip a flute of Champagne Laurent-Perrier Brut at $15 a pop. Nibble on a stack of silver-dollar wild-mushroom pancakes served with a delicate balsamic vinegar syrup. Sit back in your chair and settle into a happy sunlit Sunday groove. Under the influence of tasty food and effervescent drink, the mind kind of dilates during the Astor's gospel brunch. When Maryel Epps arrives still wearing her choir gown direct from performing at Unity on the Bay, you want her to move you, shake you, take over your spirit and make it soar. It's a decidedly decadent experience. Maryel is jazzing up "Amazing Grace," and you're downing yet another glass of bubbly. Somehow it works. You leave Astor Place feeling a little lighter, transported. Too bad you can only be saved once a week, from noon to 2:30 p.m. on Sunday.
South Beach may be slipping as a club hot spot, but it's not Opium's fault. The Asian-theme restaurant south of Fifth Street transmogrifies late at night into the raunchy, ostentatious epicenter of superficial glitz. Opium has emerged as the very best place for middle-age men to display their topless table-dancing (and often teenage) trophy chicks. Ergo the waitstaff at street-level Café Tabac, located directly below the joint, is inured to the unusual. "On Halloween," one waitress told us, "there was a woman who came down here in a completely transparent garbage bag, wearing no underwear and no bra. She pointed to a tear in her plastic bag and asked if we had a stapler." Suitably sutured, the reveler scurried upstairs, back into the still-breathing soul of South Beach.
Lola, light of my night, fire of my martinis. My gin, my elbow. How your bar resembles the beautiful hull of a little wooden ship. How we sail, suspended from the gunwales through the mists that come from the hidden swirls of the DJ-magicians. There is water, water, everywhere, but everyone prefers alcoholic beverages. O Captain! My Captain! We need another round! Exult O pool table and rack O balls! Where lies the land to which yon ship must go? One with no cover charges or attitude from velvet-rope power-trippers. (And these are not the only martinis that we may share, my Lola.)
It's almost a disservice to call Norman's steaks, sandwiches, salads, and appetizers "bar food." The term implies food for an empty stomach and churning head (or is it the other way around?), and Lord knows anything that'll soak up that last drink or two you shouldn't have had usually qualifies as good eats in the wee hours of the morning. Norman's offerings, on the other hand, are just plain delicious: caesar and caprese salads, mahi-mahi fingers (lightly battered and fried), tenderloin sandwiches, black Angus burgers, and chicken Philly cheese sandwiches, in addition to the usual bar fare. Feel like having an honest-to-goodness sit-down dinner? Try the filet mignon, porterhouse chops, or grilled fresh fish. And don't worry, you've got all night to work up an appetite -- the kitchen stays open until 2:00 a.m.
When the delicate beauties of fall and winter descend on South Beach like migrating swans, a lot of people want their attention. It can all get a little overwhelming. To relax they need a low-key atmosphere. The Monday-night party called the Beehive inside Penrod's cavernous beachside structure is just the place. After all, most working stiffs don't go out on Mondays, so the pretty pixies can cavort in relative abandon. The sand-in-your-sandals vibe also helps take the mood down a notch. It's a good night to kick back, have a beer, and forget the world is watching. So if you go, remember: Don't stare.
Banyan tree, very pretty. And the mixed drinks are sweet. But the fruit of the banyan? You definitely do not want to eat that. You, however, have come to this tree not to eat but to quench your thirst, breathe fresh air, and marvel at our beautiful little toxic river. Were it not for the neon stripes of the elevated Metrorail line and the colorful Bank of America tower aglow in the distance, you might think you were in Baton Rouge. Enjoy this quiet postindustrial oasis on the fringes of downtown Miami while it lasts, because just across the water lies one of the preferred sites for a new baseball stadium. Which means that one day you might hear a crowd roar in the distance and a conversation at the bar much like this:
"Ouch! This here banyan tree's droppin' its fruit."
"That weren't no banyan fruit. That was a baseball!"


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The Clay Shaw preliminary hearing testimony of Perry Raymond Russo (continued)
(Court is now in session.)
If the Court please, just during the noon recess we have learned of the existence of another tape recording of an interview with the witness, Russo, and would like to ask the Court whether it will accept from us a verbal motion for a subpoena duces tecum dictated into the record. The man is present in this building who has custody of the tape.
I see no purpose with the subpoena if he is here.
That is right. I want to know if you will excuse us of the necessity of a written motion for a subpoena duces tecum.
We will accept an oral subpoena if he is here. Of course, to expedite the matter, it was my opinion to expedite matters, and we have been letting you take these things out of context and out of sequence, because of the people returning to their respective studios. Now, who do you want?
A Mr. Charles E. Ray, from WTIX, news director of WTIX.
Tell him to stand by.
If the Court will permit, we would like to have this tape in while we still have the opportunity to cross examine the witness, Russo, with respect to the contents of that tape.
We have been departing from the usual rules of procedure of the presentation of evidence. Now, this is your witness, this is your evidence. If the State acquiesces in it, it is one thing, but this is your testimony, this is your witness, this is your evidence. Now to expedite things and facilitate the news media, we have been permitting these things to come out of sequence.
Yes. We appreciate that.
Is that right?
And in other words, we have been, we, and of the course the State has acquiesced, we have been extending you the courtesy on that regard. I don't think as of a right you have any reason to interfere or inject this individual right now. There's nothing to preclude you from interrogating him about this script.
It can be handled in that way, if the Court would prefer.
Mr. Ray, as of this moment on, even though you have not been served with a written subpoena, I don't want you to discuss your testimony with anybody, and stay outside until the further orders of the Court. Any questions?
No, sir.
If you have any tape, preserve the tape, too.
Proceed, Mr. Dymond.
PERRY RAYMOND RUSSO, after being recalled to the witness stand, testified as follows:
Q. Mr. Russo, other than the three times that you have told us you were hypnotized by Dr. Fatter, have you ever been hypnotized other than that?
A. No, sir.
Q. Do you know much about hypnotism?
A. I have read a little about it.
Q. Have you ever hypnotized anybody yourself?
A. I have tried. It is a matter of degree. I am not sure.
Q. How long ago was that, sir?
A. After I seen Dave Ferrie do it. Sometimes afterwards.
Q. You had never tried it until you saw Dave Ferrie do it, is that right?
A. Well, I may have before that, but I don't really recall. I may have.
Q. Have you ever taken any courses in it or received any special instructions in hypnotism?
A. No, sir.
Q. Would that cover correspondence courses or anything of that nature?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. So, you would say then you have no special knowledge or learning in the field of hypnotism?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Now, getting back to the four-man meeting which you have described in the apartment of David Ferrie in mid-September of 1963, did you say that triangulation was stressed in the discussion that took place there?
A. It was discussed, yes, sir.
Q. Now, just what was your understanding of what was meant by triangulation?
A. Well, I have to back up a little bit to explain how Dave once mentioned, not that, but something like that before. He told me during the summer months that he made a point of reference about the President of Mexico and President Eisenhower. I think he was in New Orleans at the sesquicentennial or something, and he said that a woman, I think it was a woman, had gotten as close [sic] to the automobile of President Eisenhower before she was stopped. She was able to open her purse. She ran up to the automobile and was able to open her purse, and he said that if the person did not have any respect for his own life, it would be very easy to kill the President. In other words, if he did not care what happened to him afterwards, if a woman could get that close, and then he went on later on and he said, suppose there was a group of people listening to the President of Mexico, I think he used, I don't recall the name, but suppose there were a group of people sitting, watching the President speak, and he said, and you had two people to shoot the President or shoot the speaker, he said then under the circumstances, he said that the first, in the back of the group, would be a man who would just fire a shot and then the impact of the firing of a shot would cause everyone to look around. In that split second, either a split second or a fraction of a second later, the front man, unguarded, because everyone is looking in the back, then would make the necessary shot to do the job. Now, he did not talk about anything at all about exits or anything like that. And then at the meeting, Ferrie walked and paced a little bit and he had a tendency to throw his hands up, making the point of the necessity for triangulation fire.
Show the Court what you mean by that.
This is the way he said. He said necessity to have triangulation fire [sic]. He said that although, and perhaps it was not clear yesterday or the other day, although all three would be firing at the President, then this man, now, it could have been any of these three, but I pulled this one, this man would have of necessity, have to be sacrificed to allow these two to go free, or he said, that these two would have to be sacrificed to allow this one to go free. Now, there was a cross fire, so to speak, and I call it a triangulation cross fire, and he called it a triangulation of fire or something to that effect, or maybe he said triangular cross fire. And he went on further saying that, which I don't think I cleared up yesterday or the day before, that all three would be firing at the President. In other words, the first time I mentioned this man just firing in the air and this one in the front of the auditorium firing at the President. Well, it was not the case here. All three men were going to fire at the President, but this man was going to be sacrificed, or these two were going to be sacrificed. Now, he never did say three of them would be, but he said this one or these two, and that is about it.
Q. If all three would be firing at the President, what was going to determine which two of the three would be sacrificed?
A. He did not really cover that. He said someone would have to be the scapegoat.
Q. He did not say who?
A. No, sir.
Q. Was it discussed which of the three would be the scapegoat?
A. No, sir.
Q. And you were not supposed to take any part in this, is that right?
A. No, sir.
Q. According to the plan you heard formulated, who was to take part of it?
A. They never did name names. Just that these three people were discussing that, and they did not place anyone in any individual roles or whether he would be here, or here, or here. They did not do that.
Q. Was it understood that these three men would actively participate in the assassination?
A. I did not get that impression, no.
Q. What, to the best of your recollection, was said by Oswald during the formation of this plan?
A. Well, the only thing I can recall was that he had an argument with Bertrand about something Ferrie had said. There was a little bit of a dispute. Ferrie did most of the talking. About what Ferrie said, it was not about this triangulation. It was sometime later, they were discussing leaving the country, exit of country, availability of exit. That was the way it was, and they were discussing that.
Q. You don't remember anything Oswald said then?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Well, what?
A. Ferrie said that after the shots were fired, he said that the diversionary man, the man that was going to be sacrificed, would take all the brunt of the police and everybody, would give the others enough time to leave the country, and then they would fly, he said that you could either fly to Mexico and then refuel and then fly on to Brazil, or you could fly directly to Cuba, but if you fly directly to Cuba, the people down there, although they knew or had heard about an assassination, might not know who this plan was [sic] and in that instance they might get shot then. And at that point Bertrand got up and said -- I don't know if he actually got up, but he did get into an argument with Ferrie about this, saying that no way in the world could they go down to Mexico and stop. He said that was impossible because the Mexican authorities would not, under any circumstances, let a plane leave or anything coming in [sic] that had no flight plans, or that no one knew was coming, would not let that plane leave.
Q. Now, was it understood in this discussion that Ferrie was to leave the country?
A. They didn't say one thing or another about that.
Q. Was it understood that Oswald was to leave the country?
A. They didn't say anything about that.
Q. And I understand, Russo, that you stood there during this entire three-way conversation, and you uttered not one word?
A. No, sir.
Q. Well, what did you say?
A. Well, every once in a while I got up and walked on the porch to see if my ride was there. I said, "Excuse me." I am not sure what I said, but I said something like that.
Q. Now, who were you expecting to come pick you up?
A. Well, there was a friend of mine at that time, either him or Dave would give me a ride, and I had missed him earlier.
Q. What friend of yours?
A. Lefty Peterson.
Q. You looked to see if Lefty was coming back, is that right?
A. Well, I was becoming irritable, you know, I wasn't in a part of the conversation. It was their business, and I wasn't particularly interested.
Q. Didn't you testify yesterday that some of the people with whom you had a ride at that party left, and you decided to stay there, hoping that Ferrie would give you a ride home?
A. Not to my recollection. No, I can tell you what I did.
Q. What did you say?
A. The conversation is, the questions asked yesterday went along these lines. This is my interpretation of them. They were there and everyone was leaving at one time or another. Now, if I was to get a ride, I was going to get a ride with one of them, or Dave was going to give me a ride home, one or the other, and there was no decision made -- you say, eleven o'clock or ten o'clock, or whenever it was as concerns that. Subsequently I just took it for granted after everybody was gone I was left alone. I took it for granted that Dave was going to give me a ride home.
Q. Had Peterson told you he would come back and give you a ride home?
A. I cannot recall the conversation, but that was our custom.
Q. Why didn't you mention yesterday about you thought that Peterson would come back and give you a ride?
A. I am sure it was covered.
Q. Are you as sure of that as you are sure of everything else you have testified to?
A. I am sure it was covered.
Q. Are you as sure of that as you are sure of everything else that you testified to?
A. I don't understand the question.
I think it is an improper question. Rephrase it.
Q. How did you finally get home?
A. I think I caught a bus. I am not sure.
Q. You don't remember how you got home from Ferrie's apartment after the meeting?
A. I cannot recall, no, sir.
Q. Where were you living at that time?
A. Elysian Fields.
Q. Did you ever live at 2812 St. Charles Avenue here in New Orleans?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. When was that?
A. Last summer.
Q. The summer of '66?
A. Summer of '66, yes, sir.
Q. Is that the only time?
A. That is the only time I know of.
Q. What is Lefty Peterson's actual first name?
A. Pete, I think. He has a bunch of nicknames. We call him a bunch of things.
Q. What other nicknames does he have besides Lefty and Pete?
A. Stinky.
Q. What else?
A. Squirrel. Maybe some others, you know --
Q. Would you give us a description of Pete Peterson?
A. He has brown eyes, brown hair, and he is not big.
Q. Approximately how tall would you say that he is?
A. Maybe he is five-eight or nine.
Q. Approximately what weight?
Q. Are there any distinctive marks or scars about his face?
A. No, sir.
Q. Does he wear glasses?
A. He needs glasses. He has worn them, but not in the last while. No, I don't think.
Q. I take it he is left-handed, is that right?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Did I understand you to say that prior to this meeting in mid-September that Pete Peterson had been with you at Tulane playing basketball?
A. It was our occasion to go up there, Loyola, you know, go up there for basketball or baseball or anything.
Q. Where were you this particular night, Loyola or Tulane?
A. I don't recall. It was one or the other, it was up in that neighborhood.
Q. Did Pete Peterson attend either one of these schools?
I object to this line of questioning. It is going far afield. It is the same thing we went over yesterday. We will be here for months, not days, if we continue rehashing one thing and the other.
What is the materiality of this?
I cannot tell you what the materiality is without testifying myself, and I don't want to do that. There is one other person I want to ask him along these lines and that is all.
All right, ask him the question.
Q. Did Peter Peterson attend either Loyola or Tulane at that time?
A. No, sir.
Q. Is it not a fact that he is a cab driver?
A. Yes, sir, or he was. He is now.
Q. Now, you have told of having seen Clem Bertrand, as you refer to him, at a filling station on Veterans Highway?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. And that David Ferrie was there at that time, is that right?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Now, who else did you say was there at that time?
A. The service station attendants, the young boys.
Q. You testified that Al was there at that time?
A. Landry?
Q. Right.
A. No.
Q. Was anyone else by the name of Al there at that time?
A. Not that I know of.
Q. You knew Ferrie pretty well at that time, did you not?
A. It has been several months since I had seen him, but I knew him.
Q. Did you know whether he was a part owner of that filling station?
A. No, sir.
Q. You have testified that you don't know what role Oswald was to play in the planned assassination, is that right?
I make an objection. We have been through that before. It is repetitious.
It is the understanding of the three of us that we have permitted you a great latitude. We feel it is getting a little too redundant.
All right.
Q. Did you not testify on direct examination that according to the plan that you related, Clem Bertrand was to go to the West Coast at the time of the assassination?
The same objection. It was covered previously.
I did not ask him about going to the West Coast.
All right, answer the question.
Not in the direct plan, no, sir.
Q. What did you testify to with respect to that?
A. I said that Dave Ferrie offered an alternate when they got into this dispute about Mexico and refueling that I just mentioned. Dave Ferrie said, well, he says, "We can always be in the public eye, we have to be in the public eye on that day." And it was in reference to me as an alternative. This was an alternative.
Q. What reference was made about the possibility of Clem Bertrand going to the West Coast?
A. Well, Dave Ferrie said, "I could go to Southeastern and make a speech." Something like that. And Bertrand said that he could go out on business for his company out on the West Coast.
Q. Was Dallas ever mentioned in that conversation, Dallas, Texas?
A. I never heard the City of Dallas mentioned in that conversation.
Q. Do you know whether or not the plan was for Clem Bertrand and Ferrie and Oswald to abandon any holdings that they might have in this country and leave the country permanently?
A. No, sir, I don't know.
Q. You don't know?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Did you ever have an occasion to meet Oswald's wife?
A. No, sir.
Q. Do you know whether or not he had a wife?
A. I was under the impression that he had.
Q. What gave you that impression?
A. Dave.
Q. How?
A. He mentioned it one time. Off the cuff he just mentioned it.
Q. Now, referring to the rifle which was shown to you by the State on direct examination, and by your testimony, were you meaning to identify that as the rifle which you say you saw Oswald cleaning or not?
A. No, sir.
Q. You did not mean to do that; the time you saw Oswald polishing this rifle or cleaning it, where did that take place?
A. At Dave Ferrie's apartment.
Q. In what part of the apartment?
A. The same room that I pointed out where the big sofa is, the little sofa, what I call the living room.
Q. How had you gotten into the apartment on that occasion?
A, I remember Dave, I think, brought me up that night for one reason or another. I don't recall.
Q. What was Oswald doing when you walked in on that occasion?
A. He just stayed seated. He may have gotten up.
Q. Approximately when was that?
A. It was right before I went up for the party, right before I went up there and barged in on the party, a few days before, maybe.
Q. That was before the party, right?
A. Yes.
Q. When you walked in, did Oswald make an attempt to hide the rifle or disguise the fact he was polishing or cleaning it?
A. No, sir.
Q. How was Oswald dressed at that time?
A. Sloppily. He just had some kind of pullover white shirt.
Q. Would you terms his appearance as dirty at that time?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Now, after you had made contact with Mr. Garrison's office, you were taken to the vicinity of Mr. Clay Shaw's apartment, were you not?
A. The same day?
Q. No, I said after you had made contact with Garrison's office?
A. Yes, sir, one time.
Q. Now, who went with you on that visit?
A. There were many members of the District Attorney's staff.
Q. Can you name any of them?
A. Andy Sciambra, Lynn Loisel, and Mr. Neidemeyer. I don't know his first name, and there was others. I never got introduced. I may have been introduced, but I don't recall their names.
Q. To the best of your knowledge, was Mr. Sciambra the only Assistant District Attorney present?
A. Probably, yes.
Q. With relation to Mr. Shaw's residence, where was the automobile parked?
A. In a no-parking zone on the right-hand side of the street going toward Canal Street.
Q. Would that have been across the street from the apartment?
A. It was on the same side.
Q. Approximately how long did you remain parked there before you saw Mr. Shaw?
A. Well, a colored lady came out once or twice, I remember, and a colored boy went in and he came out, and some friends --
Q. When you say he came out --
A. The colored boy came out, and then a friend of his had gone in sometime. I mean, I don't know if it is a friend of Mr. Bertrand, but someone had gone in, and subsequently came out maybe an hour and a half, two hours.
Q. About what time of the day or night was this?
A. This was from perhaps twelve o'clock on.
Q. Daytime or nighttime?
A. Daytime, afternoon.
Q. And you stayed there approximately how long before seeing Mr. Shaw?
A. Perhaps an hour and a half the first time.
Q. When you saw him for the first time, for approximately what period of time did you see him?
A. Perhaps thirty seconds.
Q. As a result of seeing him roughly thirty seconds, did you tell the gentlemen in the automobile you were able to identify him or not?
A. I said that from what I saw, I said it was the same man.
Q. The same man?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. What would be your approximation of the distance from where the car was parked and the place you saw Mr. Shaw at that time?
A. Perhaps fifteen to twenty feet.
Q. And you told these gentlemen it was the same man, is that correct?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. What happened then within the automobile?
A. Nothing. Mr. Sciambra said, "That will not do, we want you to make a positive identification, we will have to wait until he comes out and let the man come out on the street."
Q. Would you tell us what day this was that this identification took place?
A. I don't know. It was in February. I think the latter end of February.
Q. Can you tell us how many days after you came down here from Baton Rouge this transpired?
A. No, sir. Maybe four, five, six.
Q. Was this before the day that Mr. Shaw was arrested?
A. It could have been, yes, sir.
Q. All right; when Mr. Sciambra told you that would not be sufficient, what was decided upon then?
A. To continue waiting.
Q. And did you continue waiting?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. How long?
A. Perhaps another two hours.
Q. And then what happened?
A. Well, everyone was getting fidgety and tired, and I had to stretch my legs, and we got out and moved to another car.
Q. Whose car?
A. A member of their staff. I don't know their name, and we stayed in that car for a while.
Q. About how long?
A. Maybe another -- this was all a total of two hours, two and a half hours. Maybe thirty minutes in that car.
Q. All right; what happened then?
A. And the suggestion was made, either I made it, me, or someone else made it, that we just go knock on the door and whoever comes out, just if it happened to be the man, then good, and if it is not, well, just wait another time.
Q. And you say you don't know whether you made that suggestion or somebody else did?
A. Well, they had been discussing in one fashion or another for a couple of hours. Perhaps I initiated it at that time. I don't know.
Q. At what time, was it your belief that the occupant of that residence was named Clem Bertrand or Clay Shaw?
A. At that time I didn't know a Clay Shaw. It was my belief from that first time I saw him that it was the same man as Clem Bertrand.
Q. Now, whose idea was it for you to go out there and pose as an insurance salesman; was that yours or Mr. Sciambra or one of the investigators?
A. It came as a consensus. It was all of ours. Perhaps I initiated it sometime earlier and was subsequently dropped.
Q. You said perhaps you initiated it; did you or didn't you?
A. I don't really recall the exact beginning of that particular subject.
Q. So, after it was dropped, who decided it might be a good idea you should go ahead with the plan?
I object.
Q. After the plan had been dropped for you to pose as an insurance salesman, who decided that it was a good plan and should be followed?
A. Specifically I don't know. It could have been any of us because it was getting late in the afternoon, and some of the men had been there since, I think, eleven o'clock. I had been in the office for some hours and I was tired, and everyone was tired.
Q. So, you don't remember, is that right?
A. That is right.
Q. Tell us what that plan was; how were you to go about posing as an insurance agent?
I object. It has no relevancy. What relevancy would that have before this Court in determining whether or not the State has probable cause to bind this man over for trial?
It seems to us to be a recollection that it was gone into many, many times, but if you feel it will help your case, I am going to ask my colleagues to be even more tolerant.
Q. Would you answer the question?
A. I was just to walk up and, accompanied by another person, just knock on the door, and if a colored lady answered, or someone else answered it, I was to ask for the head of the household, and if I couldn't, if no one of the head of the household [sic] did not come, well, there was nothing I could do. But it so happened he did.
Q. So happened what did?
A. Mr. Bertrand answered the door. No, a maid did.
Q. Was your saying you were a Mutual of Omaha salesman discussed in the automobile?
A. In the automobile?
Q. That is right.
A. No. At that time we were probably standing out on the street corner.
Q. What discussion was there on that particular phase of your visit to the apartment?
A. I don't know if there was any discussion about it. It was just something made that I could represent Mutual of Omaha.
Q. Well, who suggested Mutual of Omaha as distinguished from other insurance companies?
A. I don't know. There was a reason not for the Equitable [sic] because my face had been on the newspapers maybe five days before.
Q. Because what?
A. Because my name had been in the paper or my face had been in the paper five days before, and I had a personal card from a friend of mine who was a member of Mutual of Omaha.
Q. Well, what would your face having been in the newspaper have to do with it?
A. That would perhaps do -- Bertrand or whoever was in there, they might think it was a farce, you know, or might think something fishy about this, or might try and hurt me.
Q. You were afraid he might have seen your picture in the newspaper and realize it was a farce, is that right?
A. I was afraid that I might get hurt.
Q. So, did you suggest Mutual of Omaha as the insurance company name to be used?
A. I looked through my wallet, and that was one of the cards. I had some several agents [sic], several people, personal friends of mine.
Q. Did you suggest that?
A. The actual Mutual of Omaha, I don't know. Yes, probably I did. I am not sure.
Q. Did you ever tell Mr. Shaw that you were a representative of Mutual of Omaha?
A. I gave him the name on the card, I am sure, as soon as he answered the door, and I began talking, trying to request for an interview [sic], and I probably did. I am not sure of that, but I probably did, because I handed him a card; no, I showed him a card, and he took it from me after a few seconds, and he held it and he looked at the card and looked at me twice, and I am sure he recognized me.
Q. What did he say?
A. He said that at that time he was covered by, I think, it was Blue Cross, and he was with a friend of his; no, he had company. He said, "I have company," and he broke in the middle of his conversation and he said, "What did you say your name was," and so, I told it over.
Q. Did you give him your right name or not?
A. No, sir.
Q. What name did you use?
A. Addon Williams. And he looked at me twice, as if to say, I remember you, and he told me he was with a friend and that he could not talk right now, but he would be willing to discuss it later.
Q. Is that the only time you have ever used an alias, or have there been other occasions?
A. I have many nicknames.
Q. Like what?
A. Moose. I used to weigh 225 pounds.
Q. What else?
A. Beast. I used to play football, and I played line and it gets rough, you know, when you are hitting somebody, and you are a beast. And so, I got that name and probably others.
Q. Why were you concerned about your face having appeared in the newspaper and being detected because of that, when according to your testimony, you were going in to see a man with whom you had sat down at a meeting where an assassination was planned, and whom you had later seen in a filling station, where he had plenty of opportunity to see you; why would you have just thought of a newspaper picture?
I object.
Rephrase the question.
Q. What made you think that Mr. Shaw would recognize you by a newspaper picture, and why was that your only concern if you knew that you had sat with this man at a meeting where an assassination was planned, and seen him at a filling station on Veterans Highway?
A. Perhaps there were some other factors. One factor is I remembered him, and would he remember me. My face was familiar, and if I said my name was Russo, and would he remember Dave introducing me. And it was a risky thing. If he did -- in other words, I did not want anything to happen to me. Just to identify somebody, and I did not want to get shot.
Q. You did not know very well that you would be recognized the moment you were seen?
A. I didn't understand the question.
Q. I said, weren't you aware you would be recognized the moment you were seen?
A. I have possibly -- yes, and possibly no. It just depends on how much a recollection of Mr. Bertrand had about people who were at that party or other people that came walking in and left and stuff like that.
Q. You did not have any trouble having identifying [sic] this defendant after seeing him the same number of times, did you?
A. Absolutely not.
That is all.
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University Affairs Accomplishments 2009-2010
Marketing and Communications
Internal Communication
- Produced weekly issues of NewsBytes and distributed campuswide email, keeping faculty, staff and students informed of events and information
- Coordinated Executive/Administrative campuswide and external communications including those on budget, diversity, Academic Foundation, and CIHS
- Produced online version of Schedule of Classes for Spring 2010, Summer 2010 and Fall 2010
- Served as project coordinator for the production of the now annual SSU catalog. Documented the entire catalog to serve as blueprint for the project
- Created SSU News Center including conception of new site, content development for expansion of news coverage for campus, work flow process
External Communication
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- Cultivated strong connections to local and SF media despite severe decline in print industry and shifts in other parts of media landscape
- Implemented launch and ongoing operations of SSU's official Facebook, Twitter, Flickr sites
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- Distributed approximately 150 press releases or advisories as well as numerous individual email pitches.
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- Working with the School of Performing Arts, helped market the Theatre Arts and Music Departments that led to increase exposure in media and larger audiences for performances
- Facilitated Marketing Roundtable (13 members who each have marketing responsibilities)
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Lawrenceville senior Austin Wanke runs for good yardage behind his offensive line.
Lawrenceville 48, Newton 26
Indians pour it on in homecoming victory
LAWRENCEVILLE - For a brief moment Saturday, Lawrenceville High School football fans were having bad flashbacks.
The Indians held a 28-0 halftime lead and were seemingly in control in their homecoming game against Newton at Ed Loeb Field. But when the Eagles needed just a minute to march 53 yards for a score, then threatened again after the Indians fumbled the kickoff, last year's 35-33 homecoming loss to Olney quickly came to mind. Lawrenceville led that game 27-0 late in the first half, but couldn't hang on.
The fears were alleviated Saturday, as the Tribe stopped the Eagles, then kept their foot on the gas pedal as they rolled past the Tigers, 48-26.
"If you think back to the Olney game last year, we had a pretty good lead at halftime and all of a sudden it disappeared," said Wood, whose team rolled up 563 yards in total offense in the win. "Things started out that way in the second half today, but we recovered. Our kids showed a lot of character. They came back from what happened at the start of the second half and really controlled the game, and I think that says a lot for the kids."
The Indians scored touchdowns on seven of their 11 possessions, and punted only once.
Three LHS runners passed the century mark as the team compiled 489 yards on the ground.
Senior Austin Wanke led the way as he carried 11 times for 167 yards, including a 2-yard TD dive. Junior Dalton Vories ran 12 times for 131 yards and scored the Tribe's first two touchdowns on runs of 22 and 37 yards. Junior Wyatt Rinsch ran seven times for 106 yards, all in the second half, had touchdown runs of 56 and 38 yards.
"Our guys ran the ball hard today. They had a lot of yards after contact and that's what you look for in a good running back - to be able to break those tackles," said Wood. "They showed good vision, and they're able to change direction and weave across the field and things like that. I'm really happy with the way they ran today."
Quarterback Zach Shoulders carried for 76 yards and had a 14-yard touchdown run in the first half. Shoulders was called upon to pass only four times and completed only one, but it was a 74-yard touchdown pass down the left sideline to sophomore Dalton Sholders, which boosted the LHS lead to 28-0 with 9:09 to play in the first half.
The Eagles (1-3, 1-1 LIC Egyptian) were unable to run effectively, as they carried 26 times for 45 yards. Newton quickly gave up on the running game and turned to sophomore Brock Mammoser. Mammoser, who completed 25 of 40 passes for 277 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Sophomore Kyle Muska caught nine of Mammoser's tosses for 140 yards, including a 33-yarder for a touchdown. The other TD pass was a 59-yarder to Austin Angel, who finished with four catches for 75 yards.
The Eagles were especially effective at connecting on slant patterns.
"They hadn't shown that at all," Wood said. "I think it was kind of a desperation deal for them. We run a 5-3 (defense) and (the slant pattern) is the weakness of our defense. We're going to have to work to shore that up."
In spite of allowing all the yardage, the Indians were able to intercept Mammoser twice. Freshman Bryce Winningham and sophomore Logan McGuire both came through with interceptions.
The Indians carried a 42-14 lead to the final stanza and were able to empty the bench before the big homecoming crowd.
"We emptied the bench on both sides of the ball and that's awfully good, especially on homecoming when there are a lot of people here watching," said Wood. "Just form an experience standpoint, that's going to help down the road."
The Indians will host Flora this week, as they hope to remain in contention in the LIC Egyptian. The Eagles return home to face Marshall in Egyptian Division play.
Indians 48, Eagles 26
Score by quarters
Newton 0 0 14 12 - 26
Lawrenceville 20 8 14 6 - 48
Team statistics
First downs 19 20
by rushing 4 19
by passing 12 1
by penalty 3 0
Rushes-yards 26-45 42-489
Passing (C-A-I) 25-40-2 1-4-0
Passing yards 277 74
Total yards 322 563
Penalties-yards 7-62 9-95
Punts-average 4-36.8 1-22.0
Fumbles-lost 3-0 4-2
Possession 28:44 19:16
Scoring summary
L - Dalton Vories 22 run (kick failed), 7:11 1st qtr. L 6, N 0.
L - Vories 37 run (run failed), 4:00 1st qtr. L 12, N 0.
L - Zach Shoulders 14 run (Austin Wanke kick), 1:13 1st qtr. L 20, N 0.
L - Dalton Sholders 74 pass from Shoulders (Jacob Seed pass from Shoulders), 9:09 2nd qtr. L 28, N 0.
N - Austin Angel 59 pass from Brock Mammoser (Jacob Volk kick), 11:00 3rd qtr. L 28, N 7.
L - Wyatt Rinsch 56 run (Wanke run), 7:21 3rd qtr. L 36, N 7.
N - Kyle Muska 33 pass from Mamosher (Volk kick), 5:05 3rd qtr. L36, N 14.
L - Wanke 2 run (run failed), 9:48 4th qtr. L 42, N 14.
N - Mitch Bierman 2 run (kick failed), 5:02 4th qtr. L 42, N 20
L - Rinsch 38 run (run failed), 3:59 4th qtr. L 48, N 20.
N - Lucas Huston 5 run (pass failed), :51 4th qtr. L 48, N 26.
Individual statistics
Rushing - Newton: Allen Taylor 12-26, Bierman 5-22 (TD), Huston 2-5 (TD), Mammoser 4-minus 3, Zachary Lewis 3-minus 5. Lawrenceville: Wanke 11-167 (TD), Vories 12-131 (2 TDs), Rinsch 7-106 (2 TD), Shoulders 11-76 (TD), Logan McGuire 1-9.
Passing - Newton: Mammoser 25-40-2, 277 (2 TDs). Lawrenceville: Shoulders 1-4-0, 74 (TD).
Receiving - Newton: Muska 9-140 (TD), Angel 4-75 (TD), Volk 2-21, Huston 3-19, Tanner Shull 5-13, Taylor 1-9. Lawrenceville: Sholders 1-74 (TD).
Punting - Newton: Mammoser 4-147, 36.8 avg. Lawrenceville: Bryce Winningham 1-22, 22.0 avg.
Punt returns - Lawrenceville: Winningham 2-52.
Kickoff returns - Newton: Bierman 3-46, Lewis 1-16, Muska 1-14, Taylor 1-12. Lawrenceville: Wanke 3-68, Winningham 2-34.
Interceptions - Lawrenceville: McGuire 1-16, Winningham 1-22.
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Americans paid approximately $48 billion in credit card swipe fees in 2008 — triple the amount that credit card companies collected in 2001. These fees have landed in the laps of consumers and small businesses — and Democrats have taken notice.
"Credit and debit cards are quickly replacing cash and checks in today's economy — they accont for more than half of all retail sales in America and are used to buy nearly $30 billion a year in goods and services from the federal government," said Sen. Dick Durbin. " Visa and MasterCard, which control 80% of the credit and debit card markets, have established a system where they and their big bank allies take an automatic cut out of every credit and debit transaction." These "cuts" that Durbin refers to are the swipe fees or "interchange", which are collected from retailers by the credit card companies and their member banks every time a credit or debit card is used to pay for a purchase. This fee varies with type of card, size of merchant and other factors.
In an effort to reform the interchange system, Durbin successfully added a bipartisan amendment to the Senate's Wall Street reform legislation this year that will require the Federal Reserve to determine if the current interchange fees structure is both "reasonable and proportional" to the real cost of processing a debit card transaction. Durbin's amendment also prevents card networks such as Visa from penalizing sellers for offering discounts to customers.
"I have owned my small business for almost four decades. Year after year, I have seen the effect of these fees firsthand. Last year Visa and MasterCard made more off of my store than I did. And I never once saw anyone from Visa or MasterCard mopping the floor, washing the windows, or taking inventory. No — they just want to take money from my cash register," explained Dennis Lane, a 7-Eleven franchise owner and national spokesman for Reform Swipe Fees NOW!, to Huffington Post. "The facts are on our side against the massive lobbying campaigns by Visa and MasterCard. All Congress needs to do now is include the provision as part of financial reform, and small businesses and consumers will see relief."
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AMD plans to release a FX-8300 processor with a TDP of 95W on December 29. This compares to 125W for the faster FX-8350. The FX-8300 is said to have the same 4.2GHz Turbo speed as the FX-8350, but with a lower base clock speed of 3.3GHz.
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#4488002 Posted on: 12/27/2012 12:38 PM
Good yields for AMD I guess...
Good yields for AMD I guess...
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#4488006 Posted on: 12/27/2012 12:53 PM
95w at 4.2ghz??? No way..
95w at 4.2ghz??? No way..
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#4488029 Posted on: 12/27/2012 02:15 PM
Title should read 95W instead of 85W.....
Title should read 95W instead of 85W.....
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#4488183 Posted on: 12/27/2012 07:11 PM
More like turbo to 4.2ghz with a 3.3ghz nominal.
95w at 4.2ghz??? No way..
More like turbo to 4.2ghz with a 3.3ghz nominal.
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#4488248 Posted on: 12/27/2012 08:54 PM
Not bad, good to see AMD working their hardest to push their TDPs down.
Not bad, good to see AMD working their hardest to push their TDPs down.
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