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Police have arrested a man after a woman was sexually assaulted in her own home in Forest Grove, just west of the Portland suburb of Hillsboro.
Floyd Dale Elliott faces rape and burglary charges after being accused of entering the victim's home in the middle of the night last month. Police said he then tried to rape her.
The woman reportedly grabbed a gun, hidden near her bed, and started firing.
The gun was a 22-caliber rifle. She apparently didn't hit the intruder. Here's a bit of a weird update on the story:
Police tell KATU that Elliott did not break in, as other media has reported. Police said the house was unlocked and the suspect let himself in. A burglary charge still applies, since he was not supposed to be there. Police said this is important to note so people in Forest Grove "aren't thinking some crazy guy is breaking into houses and trying to rape women." [emphasis in original]
Don't panic, folks. There's no crazy guy breaking into homes to rape women. It's just a crazy guy letting himself in to homes to rape women.
I guess I'm a bit confused about the difference.
Either way, the gun should help deter the crazy guy.
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The difference is that while what he did was illegal either way, the situation might have not occured if the door was locked. If it *had* been locked and the situation had occured anyway, well then that's what the gun is for. Sure, it'd be nice if you could leave your door unlocked knowing that some whacko wasn't going to just walk into your house, but clearly that's not the case, at least not in this community.
My point being that I'm not saying everyone needs to be behind bulletproof glass, barricaded into their own home, but I don't think it's wrong to expect folks to at least make a token effort to secure their home and belongings. And I'm not saying that *not* locking your door means you lose the right to say that a person isn't allowed in your home (and neither is the article).
[...] Nothing says please don't rape me like a couple of rounds. [...]
Locked or unlocked makes no difference.
You are in a place you should not be.
You are dead if you walk in my house, locked or unlocked, and I will not shed a tear and the OK cops will high five me.
Swissfreek, your handle fits.
Murdoc, you are a f$%^ing idiot.


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Situated on the MacDonald River, half way between Armidale and Tamworth in NSW, and surrounded by picturesque landscape ?Lochiel Cottage? is the perfect place for that rural short break or holiday experience. Lochiel Cottage is situated on our Cattle property. Our friendly cattle graze in the paddocks near and around the cottage. The setting is delightful with the cottage overlooking the river. ?Lochiel Cottage? is fabulous accommodation for the fishing enthusiast.
Experience and enjoy the peace & quiet, rural views and glorious sunsets, all from your own lounge room or deck. A great place to experience country NSW. Fish, bushwalk, unwind, sit and relax or curl up with a book.
Revitalize your body and soul at this rural retreat. Drinking water at Lochiel Cottage is beautiful filtered rainwater. Shower in the fresh filtered water of the MacDonald River. Platypus can be seen at the river?s edge in front of the cottage most days.
Accommodation in this fully self-contained 3 bedroom cottage is ideal for couples, families or small groups. B&B and evening meals available on request.
Lochiel Cottage is a modern, fully self contained 3 bedroom cottage situation on a beautiful bend of the McDonald River. The accommodation sleeps a maximum of 8 guests, comprising of 3 bedrooms, (2 with queen sized beds, 1 with 2 x single beds), and a double sofa bed in the living area.
A cot and other baby/children's essentials and toys are also available. The living area has panoramic views of the beautiful MacDonald River. Facilities include a fully equipped kitchen with an electric oven, microwave & fridge freezer. TV, Laundry, tea and coffee facilities are provided.
A range of books, magazines, board games, DVDs and videos are all provided for your leisure and entertainment.
All linen, towels, doonas, blankets, fans, heaters, BBQ & iron are also provided. The cottage is serviced weekly.
Pets and tents are also welcome by prior arrangement.
Lochiel Cottage is fully self catering, however delicious, hearty home cooking is available upon request.
Scrumptious breakfast baskets with warm home made fresh bread are available and can be delivered to the cottage and topped up daily. The cost of breakfast baskets varies depending on number of people and number of nights staying. Evening meals and delectable picnic hampers can also be provided on request. If you are interested in any or all meals being provided, please make an enquiry with your booking.
Picnic Hampers start from $35. Evening meals are available at a cost of $25 per person. Portions are generous and meals hearty and tasty. Below is an example of typical evening meals available. Meals may vary depending on season. Vegetarian meals available. Please advise any special dietary requirements.
* Irish Stew with rosemary dumplings.
* Beef Stroganoff with ribbon pasta & seasonal vegetables.
* Chicken Curry with basmati rice and poppadums
On arrival please pop into the main house to check in with your hosts Dawn & Tim Dew.
A deposit of 25% of the total amount is required in advance to confirm your booking. In the event of cancellation 50% of your deposit will be refundable if 2 weeks notice is given. Balance of monies is required on or prior to arrival.
We accept cheques, direct deposit or cash. N.B. No credit card or eftpos facilities.
Discounts apply to regular visitors. Check in/out times are negotiable.
From Sydney to Lochiel Cottage: 480km approx 5.75 hour drive
From Brisbane to Lochiel Cottage: 550kms approx 6.5 hour drive
From Tamworth to Lochiel Cottage: 80 kms approx 1 hour drive
From Armidale to Lochiel Cottage 80 kms approx 1 hour drive
From Tamworth:
Travel along New England Highway (40 kms) Take Bendemeer turnoff. Travel out of Bendemeer ensuring the pub is on your right. Once past the pub continue along the road for 16kms until you get to the corner of Retreat & Watson Creek Roads (Longford Station). Travel along Retreat Road for 16kms, after the bridge and small amount bitumen road turn left into Kingstown Road. Follow that for 4kms and ?Lochiel Cottage? is situated on the left.
From Armidale:
Travel along the New England Highway and follow signs to Uralla (22kms). As you travel out of Uralla towards Tamworth turn Right (just before the Matilda garage, with the big stripy red, green & yellow sign) and follow signs to Kingstown (45kms). Travel on Kingstown Road. ?Lochiel Cottage? is situated on the Right, 12kms past the Kingstown Store.
Absolutely fabulous! A great week spent at this wonderful cottage. Warmly attended by Dawn and her "helpers", spoiling with scrumptious meals and welcoming hospitality. Excellent all round facilities and the best place to unwind. We will be back !!
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Our stay could not have been better. A peaceful, relaxing, enchanting place, with only the birdsong and occasional moo echoing through the valley. A perfect getaway, only made better by Dawn's amazing cooking and both Dawn and Tim's welcoming hospitality. We will be back.
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Lochiel Cottage was the perfect getaway from a busy life in Byron Bay..we wanted to also give our 3 children a true farm/fishing experience and we couldnt have found a more perfect place and friendly hosts....Dawn and Tim.The cottage was very comfortable and warm...the river just picture perfect...we would adventure every day and walk/fish/picnic/swim....along the river and then come home to a a scrumptious home cooked meal....as a true holiday for me is not cooking every night and the fact that i could be far from any restaurants and i could have a first class meal every night was perfect !!!We hope to make it an annual getaway! Thankyou Dawn and Tim and your beautiful children....
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I gave some good friends a weekend at Lochiel Cottage. They had a wonderful time. They needed a break and they got it. The Cottage was a place of tranquility, with lovely surrounds and it was delightful for them to be able to watch the many platypus. Inside was comfortable and it was great to enjoy the view and relax with a good book. The cooking was out of this world: fresh and tasty (and the wagyu beef was a treat)! Having hosts who were friendly, nearby, but left us to ourselves worked really well. A fantastic place for a weekend or more, and would suit a couple or two or a family.
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After a long drive it was fanastic to be welcomed by Dawn and relax in the comfortable Lochiel Cottage. Great place with lots of extras like dvds and fustal for the kids and heating for chilly nights. We enjoyed being on the farm, the animals and view added to the experience. Also the camp fire and a chance for the kids to ride a horse made this stay a memorable one. Thankyou Dawn and your family for a wonderful stay.
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New England country hospitality at its finest. I highly recommend it. Dawn and Tim are some of the friendliest people in the world. Be sure to try out their cooking. Tim's dishes would make Kylie Kwong proud, and Dawn's cheesecake was easily the best I've tasted. The surrounding is peaceful and tranquil. It is right next to the beautiful Macdonald River, where you can go fishing. The rooms were graciously presented. This is the place to come to get away from it all.
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We took our three kids to visit beautiful Lochiel Cottage for some quiet family time and it was wonderful, we all had an absolute ball. What a gorgeous place owned by some truly gorgeous people! The scenery was superb, green grass, stunning river and a delightful, clean cottage with all the conveniences you could ask for. We were thrilled to find toys in the cottage to meet the ages of our kids, a bookcase full of diverse and interesting literature, games to play, DVD's and videos on hand, a fabulous deck with a bbq overlooking the amazing river....and right outside, a place to build a fire and toast marshmallows all night like. Just loved the drinking water, can't beat a rainwater tank. This is the perfect place to get away from it all, retreat from the buzz of your hectic life and watch the river drift by your backdoor, ahhh can you hear the serenity? Fish, eat, drink and relax, what more could you want on a holiday? Uralla is just a short drive away and the General Store had everything you could need, I even managed to find a really nice light red to sip with lunch there :-) We LOVED Lochiel Cottage and cannot wait for our next Lochiel adventure...soooooon!
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We had a fantastic time at the cottage. An amazing view, great fishing, secluded location, great wildlife and a fantastic cottage to boot. We couldn't had a more relaxing weekend!
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Registrations of new cars and trucks in Colorado rose 36.2 percent in July from the same month of 2011 and were up 20.5 percent for the first seven months of 2012, the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association reported Monday.
The year-to-date increase in registrations was almost double the 11.5 percent rise for the nation as a whole, CADA said in its monthly Colorado Auto Outlook Report.
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You're currently reading the article "Model Translation: Globalizing a Ruby on Rails Application by Adding Multilingual Support to the Models through Globalize's External Table or the Internal Storage Mechanism."
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Model Translation: Globalizing a Ruby on Rails Application by Adding Multilingual Support to the Models through Globalize's External Table or the Internal Storage Mechanism
Using the globalize plug-in for Ruby on Rails out-of-the-box makes it easy to add support for various languages. It can handle the management of translated terms and translation of models (displaying the content coming from the database in the selected language). This article gives a brief introduction about to how to implement model translation with globalize in an actual application.
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- Everybody on the Same Page
- How Model Translations Work
- Globalize's External Table
- Views that Make Model Translations Clear
- Trying it Out
- Internal Storage Mechanism
- Coming Soon
Everybody on the Same Page
In a previous article I explained how to add multilingual support to the views of our basic RESTful social_graph application. Here I will extend the multilingual support to include model translations. Please give it a quick glimpse before continuing with these articles, if you haven't done so already.
How Model Translations Work
Model translations means translating the specific fields of of the tables within the database into the appropriate language. There are two approaches: 1) to have the translated terms stored in Globalize's external table, it being the same table where globalize stores the view translations, and 2) the internal storage mechanism where translated terms are stored in their respective tables.
Globalize's External Table
Without doubt this is the easiest approach. Unfortunately, the current version as of the writing of this article (revision 181) is not yet compatible with Rails 2.0. Following Artem Vasiliev suggestion, replace the attributes_with_quotes method in social_graph\vendor\plugins\globalize\lib\globalize\localization\db_translate.rb to:
def attributes_with_quotes(include_primary_key = true, include_readonly_attributes = true)
if Locale.base?
quoted = attributes.inject({}) do |quoted, (name, value)|
if column = column_for_attribute(name)
quoted[name] = quote_value(value, column) unless !include_primary_key && column.primary
quoted = attributes.inject({}) do |quoted, (name, value)|
if !self.class.globalize_facets_hash.has_key?(name) && column = column_for_attribute(name)
quoted[name] = quote_value(value, column) unless !include_primary_key && column.primary
include_readonly_attributes ? quoted : remove_readonly_attributes(quoted)
To avoid the "undefined method `determine_deprecated_finder'" error replace also in social_graph\vendor\plugins\globalize\lib\globalize\localization\db_translate.rb the method called method_missing with:
def method_missing(method_id, *arguments)
if match = /find_(all_by|by)_([_a-zA-Z]\w*)/.match(method_id.to_s)
finder = determine_finder(match)
facets = extract_attribute_names_from_match(match)
super unless all_attributes_exists?(facets)
#Overrride facets to use appropriate attribute name for current locale
facets.collect! {|attr_name| respond_to?(:globalize_facets) && globalize_facets.include?(attr_name.intern) ? localized_facet(attr_name) : attr_name}
attributes = construct_attributes_from_arguments(facets, arguments)
case extra_options = arguments[facets.size]
when nil
options = { :conditions => attributes }
ActiveSupport::Deprecation.silence { send(finder, options) }
when Hash
finder_options = extra_options.merge(:conditions => attributes)
if extra_options[:conditions]
with_scope(:find => { :conditions => extra_options[:conditions] }) do
ActiveSupport::Deprecation.silence { send(finder, finder_options) }
ActiveSupport::Deprecation.silence { send(finder, finder_options) }
elsif match = /find_or_(initialize|create)_by_([_a-zA-Z]\w*)/.match(method_id.to_s)
instantiator = determine_instantiator(match)
facets = extract_attribute_names_from_match(match)
super unless all_attributes_exists?(facets)
attributes = construct_attributes_from_arguments(facets, arguments)
options = { :conditions => attributes }
find_initial(options) || send(instantiator, attributes)
Suppose we want to translate the title attribute within the relations table. You simply need to make a call to the translates method specifying which attributes you want to have translated. The social_graph/app/models/relation.rb will look like this:
class Relation < ActiveRecord::Base
translates :title, :base_as_default => true
has_many :acquaintances
Yes! It's that simple. If you are in English, the title of the relation will draw from the English, if you are in Spanish, the title of the relation will draw from the Spanish (if it is not present, it will use the English since we set :base_as_default to true).
So do the following experiment to get a taste of how it works before continuing. Open you browser here:
Now switch to Spanish clicking on the Español link in the upper left corner. It will look the same and the title still displays "Friend" in English. Now change it in the form to "Amigo" (without the quotes) and update it. Now click on the Back link to return to the relations/index view. If you are in Spanish mode it will display "Amigo", if you are in English mode it will display "Friend" in the table. Notice how transparent it is since we are invoking the same title attribute. A small caveat is that the relation should pre-exist in English before adding the Spanish.
Views that Make Model Translations Clear
This kind of edit works, but it is pretty confusing! We should add the following two changes: the New Relation link should only be available in the base language and the edit view should be clearer on what we are exactly editing.
So my suggestion is as follows. When the base language is selected (English in this case), then the edit view should allow you to edit all your fields in the base language (translated and untranslated). If a language other than the base language is selected, then the translated fields should first be displayed in English and then within a form with a clear "Save translation" message for the submit button. Fortunately it is easy to evaluate the if the selected language is the base language using the Globalize::Locale.base? method and it is easy the switch languages using the Globalize::Locale.switch_locale method. Just remember to reload the variable within the switch_locale block and afterwards, to that the proper language is reloaded. social_graph/app/views/relations/edit.rhtml will look like this:

<%= 'Editing relation'.t %>

<%= error_messages_for :relation %>
<% if Globalize::Locale.base?
form_for(:relation, :url => relation_path(@relation), :html => { :method => :put }) do |f| %>
<%= 'Title'.t %>

<%= f.text_field :title %>
<%= 'Description'.t %>

<%= f.text_area :description %>
<%= submit_tag 'Update'.t %>
<% end
else %>

<%= Globalize::Locale.base_language.native_name %>

<% Globalize::Locale.switch_locale(LANGUAGES[Globalize::Locale.base_language.code][:locale]) do
@relation.reload %>
<%= 'Title'.t %>

<%= @relation.title %>
<% end
@relation.reload %>

<%= Globalize::Locale.language.native_name %>

<% form_for(:relation, :url => relation_path(@relation), :html => { :method => :put }) do |f| %>
<%= 'Title'.t %>

<%= f.text_field :title %>
<%= submit_tag 'Save translation'.t %>
<% end
end %>
<%= link_to 'Show'.t, relation_path(@relation) %> |
<%= link_to 'Back'.t, relations_path %>
A similar Locale.base? can be made to hide the link to a new relation when a language other than the base language is selected and to display edit or translate depending on the language. social_graph/app/views/relations/index.rhtml will look like this:

<%= 'Listing relations'.t %>

<%= 'Title'.t %>
<%= 'Description'.t %>
<% for relation in @relations %>
<%=h relation.title %>
<%=h relation.description %>
<%= link_to 'Show'.t, relation_path(relation) %>
<%= link_to Globalize::Locale.base? ? 'Edit'.t : 'Translate'.t, edit_relation_path(relation) %>
<%= link_to 'Destroy'.t, relation_path(relation), :confirm => 'Are you sure?', :method => :delete %>
<% end %>

<% if Globalize::Locale.base? %>
<%= link_to 'New relation', new_relation_path %>
<% end %>
Trying it Out
Open your browser here:
Switch the language to Spanish and click on translate for each relation to add each translation. Afterwards you might want to visit:
to add the new messages for the view translations that were used in the relations/edit and relations/index.
Now go back to:
and you will notice that the drop-down list for relations is already displaying the proper translations.
Internal Storage Mechanism
Storing the model translations in Globalize's external table works great for simple sql queries, but more complex ones will fail (for instance if :includes is used). A more flexible alternative that will compartmentalize better the translations for each table is the internal storage mechanism, where translations are stored in an extra field within the same table. The name of the field containing the translation will start with the original field's name followed by an underscore and the language's code. So in our sample, we would add the extra field with the following command-line call to create the migration:
ruby script/generate migration add_title_es_to_relation title_es:string
Notice that I am following the naming conventions for the new "sexy migrations" in Rails 2.0. If you open social_graph/db/migrate/004_add_title_es_to_relation.rb, you will notice that it will do exactly what we want: add a column called title_es to the relations table. Cool, isn't it!
Now run the migration:
rake db:migrate
Now we change we have to specify in the model that we are using the internal storage mechanism by adding self.keep_translations_in_model = true to social_graph\app\models\relation.rb:
class Relation < ActiveRecord::Base
self.keep_translations_in_model = true
translates :title, :base_as_default => true
has_many :acquaintances
Follow the above steps to re-populate the translations for the relation model, and you are all set! The translation for title is automatically stored in title_es being both saved and loaded in a completely transparent manner.
Coming Soon
- Support for languages using complex scripts, such as Chinese, Tibetan, and Dzongkha. Globalize is great, but it falls short when the languages you want to support require specific fonts and font sizes or use Unicode ranges that may not be interpreted correctly by the browser. In this article I will show how to extend globalize to easily support these special cases.


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Ohio State Football Recruiting: Where Does This Buckeye Class Rank Among Others?
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The pundits nationwide are praising the current crop of soon-to-be football freshman at Ohio State in 2012, but the man who snatched the previously plagued program from the depths of its temporary residence in pigskin purgatory, Urban Meyer, offers perspective to the multitudes:
Of course, a man with a little money in the bank can always play the modesty game with the guile that Meyer has exuded thus far in his OSU tenure, but the reality is that these players remain paper prospects only until they fill the ranks behind a charging Meyer onto the field for the first time this coming September.
The swiftness in transformation out of the murky residue left behind by the Jim Tressel era would have seemed an unmanageable channel to navigate for many, yet Meyer emerged with a class that has been rated as high as No. 4 in the nation by Rivals.com.
Just as Meyer's abilities to resurrect the program will be heavily weighted, so too will his abilities as a recruiter. Thus, here is a comparative sampling of a handful of stellar recruiting classes at OSU in addition to the current crop.
The 1998 class of Buckeye recruits was ranked No. 14 on a comprehensive list of the "Top 15 Recruiting Classes of All Time," as picked by Sports Illustrated.
It included 11 out of 16 players who would go on to be drafted into the NFL, including quarterback Steve Bellasari, LaCharles Bentley (a two-time Pro Bowl offensive lineman with the New Orleans Saints), Nate Clements (a Pro Bowler in 2004 with the Buffalo Bills) and running back Jonathan Wells.
Although there wasn't a high success rate among many of the 11 once they moved on to the professional game, the mere fact that then-coach John Cooper was able to assemble such a class is a testament to its place on the list.
Despite being the subject of perpetual ridicule throughout his career as head coach of the Buckeyes—mainly for his ineptitude at fulfilling the most sacred of duties by defeating Mee-chi-gan—John Cooper put together some impressive years of recruitment.
The Class of 1996 was significantly lauded at the time for including linebacker Andy Katzenmoyer, who was reputed to be the top defensive player in the nation out of high school.
Despite being the only true freshman to start at linebacker for the Buckeyes, winning the Butkus and Lambert awards, and being named an All-American in 1997, Katzenmoyer's pro career never lived up to his college promise.
There were seven players among this class who went on to the NFL, including defensive back Gary Berry, wide receiver David Boston (a Pro Bowler in 2001 with the Arizona Cardinals) and running back Michael Wiley.
This class was the second recruitment effort by the Sweater Vest, AKA the now-tarnished Tressel. It produced 12 future NFL draftees, including 2006 Heisman winner Troy Smith, currently of the Pittsburgh Steelers, as well as Maurice Clarett.
Clarett was never able to translate his promise as an amateur to the pros, but he was instrumental in the 2003 Fiesta Bowl victory over the University of Miami, resulting in a National Championship for OSU. Many, including the author of this piece, consider this the greatest game in Buckeye history.
Among the 12 future NFL draftees, four of them were first-rounders, including Super Bowl XLIII MVP Santonio Holmes, A.J. Hawk (who won a Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers in 2010) and New York Jets center Nick Mangold, a perennial Pro Bowler.
At the end of the day, the most impressive aspect of this current class is not the potential that exists within it toward the future success of the program but the compressed window of time in which it was assembled by Meyer.
The remnants of ridiculousness that preceded Meyer's advent into the head coaching position were enough to create significant doubt in his ability to swiftly revivify through visionary recruiting. This class, even for a coach with several years in a program, is substantially splendid.
The majority of its massiveness exists on the defensive side, specifically on the defensive line. Noah Spence is ranked by Rivals.com as the ninth-best player in the entire 2012 list of prospects. Se'Von Pittman ranked in the top 10 for defensive ends, and Adolphus Washington ranked as the second-best defensive end and the 25th best player in the nation overall, also by Rivals.com.
On the offensive side, there is top-tier quality coming through the door in the running game with Warren Ball and Brionte Dunn, both ranked near the national top 10 in the running backs category. As for Dunn, Buckeye fans think of a guy with the size of former Heisman winner Eddie George with slightly less breakaway speed as a fair comparison.
Merely based on potential and talent on paper, and never having played a single college Saturday, the 2012 Ohio State recruits match up evenly with the aforementioned three historical classes.
Noah Spence alone represents the kind of football freakishness that, even by current football standards, could only be created in a laboratory.
Much in the way Katzenmoyer came in with the Class of 1996 as the prototype by which all other high school linebackers were measured, Spence brings the same reputation at defensive end.
And it is not often that a program can offer the argument that they retain two players who can make a case for being the best in the country, but with Adolphus Washington, OSU has created that debate among recruiting analysts at defensive end.
Of course, in the category of individual productivity and collective success in the college and professional ranks, the 2002 class is well-placed at the top of the list and is assuredly a sentimental favorite of fans for that National Championship run in the less scandalous years of the Tressel era.
Nonetheless, 2012 achieves equality within the list on the hype and potential scale.
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Chickasha football coach Tom Cobble, former Dibble head coach and University of Oklahoma assistant Charley North and former Edmond and Tulsa Union football coach Rick Jones were among 10 inductees into the Oklahoma Coaches Hall of Fame, the Oklahoma Coaches Association announced Monday.
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Rogers, 16, died from injuries sustained in a car wreck on April 17. Her memory, though, lives on with the Panthers (19-9).
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Boston Public Hearing Notes 9/13/13
The day began with Committee Chair Naughton's opening remarks, discussing the hearings and listening forums which have taken up most of the Summer, who he has spoken with and the plan going forward.
The take away quote from his opening remarks was; "This has been a tremendous experience, it strikes me that we can reach a common ground."
Senator Creem was amongst the first to provide testimony and she hit many of the usual points and asked for much of the same; "It's time for us to join forces with those that do not support gun legislation so that we can put an end to gun violence. We need to bring MA back to the lead, we need universal background checks for all sales including private sales, discretion for all licenses, prohibition of all assault weapons because we don't have that right now. "
(GOAL note, apparently Senator Creem hasn't seen the real numbers showing the abysmal failure that has been the acts of 1998. We are all for ending gun violence, MA can start by keeping repeat offenders off the street, if we did this violent crime would drop dramatically)
Rep Linda Dean Campbell followed; "A firearm is by far the easiest way to take the life of another. We have a tremendous opportunity before us to introduce legislation which reduces violence."
(GOAL note, yet another legislator who blames the tool not the act)
Mayor Setti Warren; "We need gun legislation that affects all of us not just one particular city. Gun violence has no borders, every day 33 Americans die due to gun violence... I am Proud to be a member of the MAIG"… he then went on to ask for the usual MAIG demands.
(GOAL note, yet another legislator twisting statistics to push an agenda, the 33 people mentioned would include 22 who committed suicide, the 11 remaining would include at least 2-3 justifiable homicides, i.e. a police shooting, or a lawful act of self defense.)
Sheriff Katoujian started out with a recital of MAIG stats about gun violence. "We must close the gun show loophole and require background checks on all firearm sales and I support the governors bill banning high capacity magazines as they are designed for the battlefield and have no place on the streets." He followed with some previously unheard information about the infamous "crime gun". "When the ATF traced 1k crime guns a few years ago in MA they found that over fifty percent of them came from other states. With that in mind I propose that we must work on a regional and national effort to pass legislation."
(GOAL note, we've covered the "crime gun" bit before and how easy it is for a gun to be classified as such. Also, if 50% of the guns used in crimes are truly coming from other states how are we seeing ZERO arrests for trafficking and why are our legislators trying to restrict what MA residents can purchase? They can't have it both ways.)
Mayor Menino followed. He started by discussing his involvement with the origins of the MAIG, then followed with more stats, one of which was a doozy; "over sixty five million people support background checks." He then went into the usual gun violence murder stats and demands from the MAIG which we all know all to well. At the end of his testimony he received a standing ovation from his supporters who surrounded him in the lower seats of the Gardner Auditorium.
(GOAL note, we've discussed the MAIG many times, how they named the Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Adam Lanza, and the Colorado Theater shooter James Holmes all "victims of gun violence". Not to mention the many criminals involved with the MAIG including child pornographers, extortionists and other criminals including the newest member of the bad boy club Bob "Filthy" Filner, Mayor of San Diego. We've also seen many mayor disassociate themselves from this group of late due to their dishonest policies and statements)
Governor Patrick followed with his testimony. "We share a commitment to making our community safer... safe communities create opportunity... government can't make us safe on its own but it must do all it can. We need to make the consequences of illegal gun ownership and illegal gun use more severe. My hope is that we will work together to support wide and tactical response. We must make Massachusetts compliant with the NICS check system. We need to increase punishment for second, third, and fourth offenses. We have to stop gun violence by passing one gun a month. This will solve many violence problems in communities while respecting the Second Amendment. He went on to discuss meeting Newtown parents, then in a rather disturbing moment he named children killed at Sandy Hood asking on their behalf for action.
(GOAL note, it was nice to hear Governor Patrick finally discussing punishing violent criminals, the fact that he's discussing increasing penalties for the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th act is a bit troubling though, how about the 1st act?)
Rep Naughon followed with a question for Governor Patrick asking how do we fix the NICS system?
Governor Patrick answered that we do submit to NICS but we don't submit the mental health records to the FBI.
He went on to discuss the issues with the LTC/FID license delays; "There has been a delay with renewals this year because it is a renewal year based on the legislation of 1998, there are over 100k renewal to process this year. The system is old and had problems earlier this year with crashing." He followed by stating that they are hiring more people and throwing more money at new computers/infrastructure to fix the delay issue.
District Attorney Daniel Connolly of Suffolk County followed; "Each year since I took office more people have been killed by firearms than any other weapon. We in Massachusetts have to redouble our own efforts to address gun violence." He went on to discuss his bill which includes a two and a half year mandatory sentence to any gun owner who fails to report a lost or stolen firearm, his bill also includes mandatory insurance, micro stamping and more.
(GOAL note, yet another person asking for more law, while citing stats as to how our current "nations toughest" laws don't work already. Astounding that someone can not only state this, but that people would think it a good idea.)
Finally after what seemed like hours of testimony from the control side, we had pro Second Amendment testimony. Representative George Peterson testified on behalf of MA gun owners; "We can all agree that we want to stop gun violence. In MA we have very strict regulation, adopted in 1998, since then gun violence in MA has more than doubled, so the strictest laws in the country have not reduced gun violence." He followed by discussing his bill H.3264 which reforms the licensing process, sets up a criminal firearm trafficking division, "we need to keep criminals with guns locked up and not infringe upon our Second Amendment Rights." He went on to correct the MAIG, discussing how "there is no such thing as an "illegal gun" especially in Massachusetts. A gun can't be illegal unless it's a sawed off shotgun or has had the serial number removed. I hear this term of illegal firearms, but there are very few, there are however many people in MA with firearms illegally. We have laws which address all of the illegal acts right now, what we need is to prosecute them." He then touched on MA's licensing procedure," I have firsthand knowledge of the issues with the licensing system, I have been a licensed gun owner for a lot of years without a problem, this May I submitted my application, my license expired on June 8th, October 8th is the end of my ninety day grace period and the start of the hunting season but I'm not going to be able to go because the state can't follow their own laws, and I have to pay the price. The state has plenty of revenue from the licensing to address this so shame on us." He went on to discuss the NRA Eddy Eagle program, the NSSF new billboard program addressing straw purchasing and more. He concluded with a statement about the need to reform the current system.
Rep. Peterson was followed by a pair of Sandy Hook parents; "We are here to ask for stronger mental health laws and stronger gun laws in Massachusetts. As a parent I have an obligation to ensure that no other children are killed by gun violence." He then went on to ask for the usual MAIG demands, and cited how MA statistics show the success of our laws. He went on to discuss his son Daniel and stated that he was there on his behalf.
Nicole hackles also a Newtown parent followed. She started by discussing her life post Sandy Hook, stating that "there is not getting over it." She then discussed how she has committed here life to ensure that no other parent has to go through what she does and went on to discuss how the new bills will save lives without interfering with our rights, stating; "it's just common sense to take steps necessary" and stating that they have no real effect on gun ownership. She went on to discuss saving just one more child and implored the legislators to take action.
(GOAL note, like everyone our hearts were broken last December, however, nothing that these parents are proposing will stop the next Adam Lanza.)
The hits kept coming; Representative David Linsky followed discussing his bill H.3253 which he called his "comprehensive gun bill". He started by discussing the 25k people which have died from gun violence since Sandy Hook, breaking it down into percentages of cause and discussing how each type of gun violence requires a different solution. He then stated that his bill has twenty five different solutions, stating; "if each solution makes a small difference the total effect of the bill will be great. He went on to discuss more details about his bill, asking for the end of shall issue FID cards, how there is no definition of what a suitable person is, asking to incorporate a person's age, health, firearms experience, mental health and more into what he thinks the definition should be. He went on to discuss his storage proposal and concluded by addressing his proposal for mandatory training.
(GOAL note, Rep. Linsky's legislation is misguided at best. Bans don't work it's been proven time and again. The majority of his bill is nothing but legislative harassment aimed at making the ownership of firearms difficult to impossible.)
John Rosenthal of Stop Handgun Violence followed. He started by stating; "I am sad that this isn't happening in Washington and that our Congress doesn't have the backbone to do this". He then discussed his gun ownership, his billboard and that he is a firm believer in the Second Amendment. He went on to state the usual MAIG lies about no background checks and stated all of the usual MAIG talking points. He followed by asking for universal background checks, asking for one gun a month and touched on high capacity magazines stating how police officers have magazines that hold between 13 and 17 rounds and asking why we would want to let someone buy a magazine that holds more than that? He then went on to ask for further restrictions on modern sporting rifles "assault weapons'. He then asked why we don't hold manufacturers accountable for criminal acts.
(GOAL note, Mr. Rosenthal has a very poor understanding of what the intent of our Second Amendment is, we will leave it at that.)
GOAL Executive Director Jim Wallace
A panel comprised of GOAL Executive Director Jim Wallace, Attorney Ed George and NRA Representative John Hohenwater followed. Jim started off; "On no level have the laws of 1998 been a success. The laws are so convoluted that a former chief of police makes a good living selling a 300+ page book to law enforcement which explains them. With that in mind how can we expect citizens to understand them?" Jim went on to discuss GOAL's Bill H.3264 and what it would do, he then took aim at new proposals aimed at straw purchasing, discussing the fact that there hasn't been a single prosecution in the commonwealth for the same. He went on to discuss the microbills which include a tax break on storage items like safes etc... Jim followed discussing many things, mandatory training, magazine limits, the AG list and the mess created there, he followed discussing the NICS check compliance, and how the governors bill was written poorly because of the way it defines who is or isn't mentally ill.
Attorney Ed George followed discussing problems with the statutes in relation to the issuance of LTC and FID cards, he discussed the amount of verbiage in the law and how hard the laws are to interpret, even for a trained lawyer. He then went on to discuss the suitability proposals in relation to FID cards, discussing how few firearms you can purchase with it, and how he sees is as more harassment of people who try to follow the law in order to discourage them from purchasing firearms. He also discussed how many MA laws contradict each other in regards to what you can and cannot legally own with an FID permit. He followed by discussing the Heller and McDonald decisions, reminding the committee to keep this in mind and how the Supreme Court of Illinois just stated that ownership of a handgun is a constitutional right. He went on to discuss his recent Supreme Court loss regarding a juvenile who was arrested with a firearm and how because of that the man cannot apply for a license now even though he's had a spotless record since the mistake. He concluded asking the committee to be careful crafting legislation in regard to mental health legislation.
John Hohenwater of the NRA followed Atty. George; "MA is a keystone state, going back to the American Revolution, and because of that we have a great heritage regarding firearms, with that in mind if some of our founding fathers were here today I think they would be quite alarmed at what they are hearing. The proposal that you are reviewing, most of them won't do a thing to reduce violence, most of them have already been tried, none of this is groundbreaking." He then discussed the "just save one life" mantra reminding the committee about a recent vote to raise the speed limit, how home owners wouldn't have swimming pools and many household cleaners. He went on to discuss how instead of passing arbitrary laws we should be looking at more intervention programs. As to the mental health issues he stated that we (the NRA and their members) are more than willing to work with you on real solution, that increasing criminal penalties and enforcing existing criminal law is going in the right direction.
Senator Chang Diaz followed with a question, "What is so troublesome about the idea of restrictions in regard to purchasing firearms and limiting the purchase of them, would it help us cut down on trafficking?"
Jim Wallace answered; "there is a 33 step process you have to go through to purchase a handgun, not to mention everything else we have to do to abide by the law, for the government to ask for one gun a month is a slap in the face." He followed by stating; "gun owners have given up so much already only to see crime increase, also, there are already many laws in place addressing straw purchase and there is no record of prosecution, so passing another law doesn't make sense. Instead of stopping criminal's access to guns we should be stopping criminal's access to freedom. Our cities are under siege and most of it is because of the drug trade, our members would walk hand in hand with the citizens of the inner city to ensure these criminals causing problems are locked up."
Senator Diaz, followed trying to make points about common sense legislation and trying to draw a comparison between legislators responsibilities and gun owners responsibilities.
Jim followed discussing how we have proposals in place addressing the crime and how one gun a month will not work, calling the new proposals "window dressing" and starting that it won't help the people in her district.
Like the previous 4 hearings we heard many people testifying from both sides of the issue, those that oppose our Second Amendment freedom continued to speak from the same talking points provided by the MAIG. GOAL members and those that support freedom provided great testimony using facts, statistics and logic to paint a picture of the many flaws in the current law, and the need to reform them.
Only time will tell what happens going forward. We have seen a majority of states across the nation pass laws which deregulate firearms ownership and support our RKBA. We can only hope that our legislature will take note of this. As always GOAL will be working with our legislators to represent the law abiding gun owners of Massachusetts and will inform our membership should the need to take action arise.
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Bonnie Sue Lambing, 65, of Meadville died Saturday, Sept. 21, 2013, at Meadville Medical Center.
She was born Feb. 25, 1948, in Niles, Ohio, a daughter of Leda Fouse Hayes. She graduated from high school in Niles. She was known by many as Bonnie Sue, Singing DJ and also for her love of fishing.
She is survived by her partner, Norman Durney of Meadville; a daughter, Leta M. Lambing of Meadville; three sons, Paul Lambing of Tennessee, Carl Lambing of Niles and Joe Lambing of Douglas, Ga.; a brother, Mark Fouse of California; and five grandchildren, Jeffries Lambing, Jeremy Lambing, Hayden Trump, Samantha Shiffer and Stewart Lambing.
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Tue 24th: 12pm- 1am (food 12pm – 9pm)
Wed 25th: CLOSED
Thu 26th: 12pm – 9pm (kitchen closed)
Fri 27th: 12pm – 2am (kitchen closed)
Sat 28th: 12pm – 2am (food 12pm – 9pm, limited menu)
Sun 29th: 12pm – 11pm (food 12pm – 6pm, limited menu)
Mon 30th: 12pm – 11pm (kitchen closed)
Tue 31st: 8pm – 3am (kitchen closed)
Wed 1st: 12pm – 8pm (kitchen closed)


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JAIPUR: In order to evoke compassion for elders and patients suffering from chronic disease living away from family, the volunteers of Yuva Unstoppable celebrated Friendship Day with them at Avedna Ashram, SDMH and Mother Teresa Home, Jaipur on Sunday. The volunteers surprised the inmates of ashram by their sudden visit. They tied friendship bands and gifted the ashramites roses. The volunteers of HDFC Life also joined them.
Pramila, an active volunteer from Yuva Unstoppable, says it was the most amazing experience of her life. "I would like to come again to spend some time with elders," said Pramila.