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An illegal immigrant has pleaded guilty in a Harris County court to murdering a woman in 2003 and leaving her body in wooded area in Tomball, but the victim's family is upset about the sentence.
Joel Guadalupe Sanchez, 34, pleaded guilty in Judge Susan Brown's courtroom Sept. 12, after a plea bargain was reached with Harris County prosecutors. Brown sentenced Sanchez to 10 years behind bars.
Tomball investigators were able to tie Sanchez to the murder of Sandra Williams last year, after a state DNA check received a hit from evidence entered by the Tomball Police Department.
Williams's body was found by a witness who had been flying a remote control plane around the 900 block of Persimmon. The witness notified Tomball Police.
Williams's body was savagely beaten and she was tied up. A sledgehammer with her blood was found nearby.
"The body was bound and it appeared there was trauma to the head," Tomball detective Gary Hammond said. "We recovered DNA off the body."
After forensic evidence was collected, Hammond tried to find out information about the victim and her connection to Tomball. He hit a brick wall.
"It was very difficult," he said. "No one could give me a tie to the Tomball area."
Hammond kept in touch with the victim's mother Lula Washington and the victim's daughter Crystal Williams, even as the case grew cold over the years. Both of the family members reside in North Carolina.
"I told (Washington) at the beginning that we would find the person responsible and she reminded me of that every time we talked," Hammond said.
The case remained cold until 2010, when Hammond received a phone call that a prison inmate, who underwent required DNA testing, had come back as a match to DNA found at the crime scene. That inmate was Joel Sanchez.
Hammond then went to the prison unit where Sanchez was incarcerated and obtained a saliva sample. That DNA test also proved a match.
"He said he didn't know (the victim)," Hammond recalled. "Saying you don't know someone isn't a plausible reason for why their DNA was found on the victims body."
Another break came when the girlfriend of one of Williams acquaintances said that Sanchez came to their home looking for Williams.
"She said that (Sanchez) came by their house looking for Williams," Hammond said. "He was really mad because she had taken his car and had not returned it."
A connection to Tomball was established when Hammond learned that Sanchez had family that lived near the crime scene.
That evidence was enough to pursue charges of murder against Sanchez last May.
Sanchez' lawyer, Monica Gonzales, said the decision to plead guilty was his alone.
"He pled guilty," Gonzales said. "The evidence against him was only circumstantial, but it was his choice to plead guilty."
While Williams' family is satisfied that their loved one's killer was caught, they are upset with the Harris County District Attorney's Office nonetheless.
"At least they got the person that did it," Washington said. "I thought he should do more years though."
Both Washington and Williams said no one from the district attorney's office contacted them to ask about the plea bargain, or to tell them when a court date would be.
"I thought they would call because we planned to be there, but we didn't hear anything from them," Washington said. "The only way I found out is because Mr. Hammond called to tell us."
"I want to know why he killed her," she added. "Why did he do the things he did to her?"
Williams agreed with her grandmother.
"He didn't just shoot my mom," she said. "He brutally murdered her and gets 10 years? It's not right. They knew that I kept up with the case all these years and they never contacted me."
She blames the system for several cracks, including that Sanchez is an illegal immigrant.
"This dude --- this illegal immigrant --- he's a terrorist too," she said. "He came here, killed a United States citizen and he will be out by the time I'm 35."
The district attorney's office did not return repeated calls for comment before press time.
"I would like to know how he knew my mom and why he did what he did," Williams said. "My mom has three grandchildren she will never meet."
UPDATE: Munoz-Verudes is now in custody, following his arrest last Saturday, according to detectives. He was due in court today.
ORIGINAL STORY: Tomball police are searching for a man they say lured a 17-year-old girl to his home with promises of a spiritual blessing and proceeded to rape her.
Mario Munoz-Verudes, 60, has been charged with sexual assault. Police say he claims to perform "black magic." Police said that according to documents found in his home, the man is an illegal immigrant, according to a citation from the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
The victim told police that Munoz-Verudes is a family friend and a member of their church. On Sept. 23 the man told her that she "looked sick and needed a blessing." He invited her to his home and she accepted.
When they arrived at the man's home, he took her into the bedroom where there who two mattresses, and a cooking pot on the floor. Statements say that the man lit incense in the cooking pot, then attacked the teen.
The victim said that Munoz-Verudes then placed his hand over her mouth and pushed onto the mattresses. He then raped the victim, according to police.
Afterwards, the man told the girl to get dressed and leave, warning her that he would put a curse on her if she told anyone about the assault.
Police said the victim did not tell anyone of the rape for a few days, that is until he attempted to lure her younger sister to his home as well.
"The victim came forward to her family when he invited her younger sister to his house for a 'blessing' as well," Tomball police Cpt. Rickey Doerre said. "He was at a family gathering and the victim knew exactly what would happen to her sister if she went to his house."
Investigators then went to the man's home and found the items she described in the bedroom.
The man remains at large. Police are asking that anyone with information on Munoz-Verudes whereabouts contact them at 281-351-5451. Police have forward the man's information to INS and Border Patrol. He will have a $60,000 bond upon his arrest.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Texas Gov. Rick Perry has written to state agencies calling a new Obama administration immigration policy "a slap in the face to the rule of law."
In a letter sent Monday, Perry said the White House's "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals" program doesn't change Texas policies.
Last week, young illegal immigrants around the state and nation formed long lines to begin applying for work permits under the policy.
It defers deportations for that group if they meet certain criteria, including arrival in the United States before they turned 16 and no convictions for certain crimes.
Perry wrote that the policy confers "absolutely no legal status whatsoever to any alien."
He said it "does not undermine or change our state laws" and that he expects all agencies to keep enforcing them.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
McALLEN, Texas (AP) — Mexico's president-elect asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to evaluate the murder case of a Mexican woman who was sentenced to 99 years in prison for the death of a Texas boy.
Enrique Pena Nieto filed a brief in his personal capacity supporting the appeal of Rosa Estela Olvera Jimenez. He argued that Jimenez was denied due process because she wasn't given funds to hire expert witnesses and had ineffective counsel.
Pena Nieto was governor of the state of Mexico when Jimenez, a native of that state, was sentenced in 2005 for the death of a nearly 2-year-old boy she had been babysitting in Austin. The boy died three months after choking on five paper towels lodged in his throat.
Jimenez said the boy ate the paper towels, but prosecutors argued that she stuffed the towels into the boy's mouth.
Pena Nieto, who was elected president in July and takes office in December, was joined in the brief by the current governor of the state of Mexico and a Mexican lawyer.
"Granting Rosa's petition could rescue an innocent woman from languishing in prison for the rest of her life, cut off from her daughter and the son born to her in jail as she awaited trial," the brief said.
It also could also impact other cases. The brief notes that more than two million Mexican nationals live in Texas, and many of them — like Jimenez — are there illegally. Without resources, the brief argues, they are at a disadvantage in the criminal justice system.
Jimenez was five months pregnant in 2003 when she was babysitting the boy and her own young daughter.
"The little boy loved her," said Chris Johns, an Austin attorney representing Pena Nieto in the case. There was no evidence of trauma anywhere on the boy's body, he said.
Jimenez argued at trial that the boy had eaten the paper towels himself and she had a neighbor dial 911 after seeing the boy turn blue. Prosecutors alleged Jimenez held the boy down and shoved paper towels down his throat, according to the brief.
The jury sided with prosecutors and handed down the sentence. Jimenez's children were later taken to live with her mother in Mexico, Johns said.
Jimenez is requesting that the Supreme Court consider her case on her claims of innocence and ineffective counsel. Her trial attorney had asked the judge for funds to hire expert witnesses but didn't do so on the record, jeopardizing her initial state appeal, which was denied.
She later went before a habeas court seeking a new trial. With the financial support of the state of Mexico, she hired expert witnesses, and the judge presiding over four days of testimony from Jimenez's experts recommended she receive a new trial.
In April, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals said it agreed with some but not all of that judge's findings and denied Jimenez's request for a new trial.
Ryan Bates, an attorney handling Jimenez's appeal, said that if the habeas judge had such strong doubts, due process requires she get a new trial.
"When an impartial judge can look at the case of a habeas petitioner like Rosa Jimenez and say that it's more likely than not that no rational juror would find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in a retrial, everyone involved knows that there's severe constitutional doubts about the validity of the original trial and its verdict," he said.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas (AP) — Officials from a U.S. agency that monitors the U.S.-Mexico border are to explain why they're allowing construction of border fence segments in the Rio Grande flood plain.
The explanation will come at a South Texas citizen forum Wednesday evening in Rio Grande City.
Earlier this year, the U.S. side of the International Boundary and Water Commission withdrew its objection to border fence construction in the flood plain, finding it wouldn't obstruct the flow of the Rio Grande significantly.
The decision potentially affects about seven miles of fencing planned in the flood plain. U.S. Customs and Border Protection says there are no immediate plans to build the segments because funding doesn't exist, but Mexico argues the fencing would violate a treaty and deflect floodwaters to its side of the river.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Internal Revenue Service has been looking the other way instead of rooting out fraud when people apply for taxpayer identification numbers, Treasury Department investigators said Wednesday, exposing a shortfall with both financial and national security implications.
A member of Congress who sits on the House's tax-writing committee responded to the report by calling on IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman to resign, claiming the IRS is helping illegal immigrants defraud the government.
Non-citizens without Social Security numbers have to get ID numbers from the IRS to claim tax refunds. Their applications for ID numbers are processed at an IRS center in Austin, Texas.
J. Russell George, the Treasury Department's inspector general for tax administration, said investigators looking into the application process found "an environment which discourages employees from detecting fraudulent applications."
Instead, IRS employees were encouraged to process as many ID applications as possible, George said in his report. In addition, investigators learned that the IRS had quit using successful fraud-detection measures in processing the applications.
"There is a potential that erroneous tax refunds are going to non-qualifying individuals, allowing them to defraud the federal government of billions of dollars," investigators wrote in the report.
Once ID numbers are obtained fraudulently, they can be used for other deceptions. When first introduced in 1996, the ID numbers were supposed to be used only for taxes. But investigators found they're now being used in several states to get driver's licenses.
Almost 3 million tax returns seeking $6.8 billion were filed last year using IRS ID numbers rather than Social Security numbers. Investigators said they couldn't put a number on how many of those returns may have been fraudulent.
At issue are the documentation requirements for verifying the identity of those who apply for an ID number. Unlike applications for a passport or a Social Security number, applicants for the ID number weren't required to submit certified copies of their birth certificate or other identification.
IRS managers had been aware of the problem since at least 2002, but failed to take sufficient action, investigators said. Tax examiners at the agency also complained to investigators they had little to no training in how to root out fraudulent applications.
IRS officials responding to the report said they already had taken action to address the problem. In June, the agency started requiring original or certified documents until new rules can be developed for 2013.
"Our leadership moved quickly and aggressively to address issues that were identified," IRS spokeswoman Michelle Eldridge said.
Treasury investigators said the IRS has agreed to adopt seven of their nine recommendations for correcting the problem and is still considering the other two.
In a letter to Shulman calling for his resignation, Rep. Sam Johnson, R-Texas, cited investigators' findings that people sought $4.2 billion in refundable child tax credits last year using IRS ID numbers.
"The commissioner and certain IRS officials are essentially aiding and abetting illegal immigrants and others in fraudulently receiving tax refunds courtesy of the American taxpayer," Johnson said in a statement.
IRS officials declined to comment on Johnson's letter.
Follow Josh Lederman on Twitter at http://twitter.com/joshledermanAP
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — Nathaly Uribe has all the papers she needs to get a work permit — something the 17-year-old daughter of a construction worker only dreamed of growing up as an illegal immigrant in the United States.
The high school senior said she hopes a federal program beginning Wednesday that defers deportation for illegal immigrants will make it easier to get a decent job and help pay for college.
"This is my country. It's where my roots are," said Uribe, who moved from Chile when she was a toddler and lives in Glen Burnie, Md. "It feels great to know that the country that I call home is finally accepting me."
Thousands of young illegal immigrants lined up Wednesday hoping for the right to work legally in America without being deported. The Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals could expand the rights of more than 1 million young illegal immigrants by giving them work permits, though they would not obtain legal residency here or a path to citizenship.
At least 13,000 people stood in line in Chicago, clutching reams of paperwork, for a workshop led by immigrant rights advocates at the city's Navy Pier. Hundreds of potential applicants waited outside nonprofit offices in Los Angeles for help filing paperwork to open the door to the staples of success in America — a work permit, and then later a Social Security number and driver's license.
"It's something I have been waiting for since I was two years old," said Bupendra Ram, a 25-year-old communications graduate student in Fullerton, Calif., who still needs supporting documents from his Fiji Islands home before he can apply. "This offers us an opportunity to fulfill the dreams I've had since I was a child."
Less than three months before an expected tight presidential election, the new immigration program is mired in controversy. Republican critics accuse President Barack Obama of drafting the plan to boost his political standing with Latinos ahead of November's vote and say the program favors illegal immigrants over unemployed American citizens during dismal economic times.
In Arizona, which passed one of the nation's toughest anti-immigration laws, Gov. Jan Brewer signed an executive order Wednesday directing state agencies to deny driver's licenses and other public benefits to illegal immigrants who obtain work authorizations under the program. Brewer said the federal program doesn't give immigrants legal status and she's following the intent of the current state law denying public benefits to them.
To be eligible for the federal program, immigrants must prove they arrived in the United States before they turned 16, are 30 or younger, have been living in the country at least five years and are in school or graduated or served in the military. They cannot have been convicted of certain crimes or otherwise pose a safety threat.
Initial concerns that federal authorities might take a tough approach on applications or that a Republican presidential victory could unravel applicants' gains have largely been pushed aside by massive interest from thousands of young people eager to work.
In Los Angeles, one immigrant rights' group started hosting hourly information sessions over the last month to keep up with the frenzy. The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles has handed out 12,000 information packets about the program and is encouraging all eligible immigrants to apply as long as they have stayed out of legal trouble, said Angelica Salas, the organization's director.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney does not support so-called Dream Act legislation for illegal immigrants who attend college — a key group that Obama aims to reach with this program. The former Massachusetts governor has also criticized the deferred action program but has not said it he would reverse it, pledging instead an unspecified "civil but resolute" long-term fix to illegal immigration.
So far, the measure has won favor for Obama along Latinos — many who view immigration as a litmus test when choosing a political candidate, said Manuel Pastor, director of the University of Southern California's Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration.
"What this has done is to signal that the president, who was unable to get comprehensive immigration reform, does at least care about the situation of these immigrants," Pastor said. "This is something that has been overwhelmingly popular in the immigrant population and in the Latino population in general."
Some Republican lawmakers have accused Obama of sidestepping Congress and creating a backdoor amnesty program.
"It's a betrayal of American young people," said Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, a California Republican. "We're supposed to be representing the interests of the American people — not people who come here illegally from other countries."
In an internal document outlining the program's implementation, Department of Homeland Security officials estimated more than 1 million people would apply in the first year and about 890,000 would be eligible.
On Wednesday, immigrants lined up for help filing applications at workshops around the country. Others sought identity documents from consulates to be able to apply.
Jaqueline Cinto said she's still working on gathering the documents she needs, knowing it's her only shot at putting her master's degree in education to good use. But she's nervous that filing the papers might put her relatives at risk for deportation — even though Homeland Security officials have said they will generally not use applicants' information to track down other family.
"I am even more afraid that I might be denied," said Cinto, 26, who came to New York more than a decade ago from Mexico.
In central California, one group has been warning farmworkers and their children not to sign up for the program at all.
"Immigration agents could haul them off that same day," said Manuel Cunha, president of the Nisei Farmers League. "Even if they don't, if this policy is disbanded, now ICE has the addresses of all the families. Why would you want to squeal on your parents?"
The documents to prove identity could include passports, birth certificates, school transcripts, medical, financial and military records. Multiple sworn affidavits, signed under penalty of perjury, can also be used, Homeland Security officials said. Anyone found to have committed fraud will be referred to federal immigration agents, the department said.
Laura Lichter, a Denver attorney who heads the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said everyone takes a risk by applying.
"I would say that people are between a rock and a hard place. In most cases, people can take (the government) at their word that their intent is to administer this policy in a fair and appropriate manner but there are going to be people that are going to find themselves having problems," she said
A decision on each application could take several months, and immigrants have been warned not to leave the country while their application is pending. If they are allowed to stay in the United States and want to travel internationally, they will need to apply for permission to come back into the country, a request that would cost another $360.
The lines on Wednesday grew throughout the day; the crowd in Chicago was so large that workshop organizers told them to come back another day.
"Navy Pier is today's Ellis Island, and while they saw New York City, today they see Chicago," said Illinois congressman Luis Gutierrez. "But the most important thing is they see America."
Contributing to this report were Andres Gonzalez and Alicia A. Caldwell in Washington, Elliot Spagat in San Diego, Gosia Wozniacka in Fresno, Calif., Sitthixay Ditthavong and Sophia Tareen in Chicago and Paul Davenport in Phoenix.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
Americans know better than the Obama administration; they have heard the claims that the border is secure, but they know we're not anywhere near that goal. For Texans, this border insecurity isn't just close, it's personal.
For years, Congress has looked at border security backward. Resources have dictated the strategy instead of a strategy dictating what resources are provided. In place of a national plan, we have patched up individual holes - causing illegal immigration to shift to less fortified sectors instead of stopping it altogether.
The fence in the San Diego sector has pushed illegal immigrants off the California coast through our maritime borders, and advanced technology and increased enforcement in the Tucson sector has caused apprehensions to skyrocket in the Rio Grande Valley. Today, even the most fortified sectors are full of gaping holes. Radar technology in Arizona recently revealed that we are catching only 49 percent of illegal border crossers in certain sectors.
This ad hoc approach also has led to wasting countless taxpayer dollars. In the past 10 years, we've spent more than $75 billion on the border without making a lasting difference. In fact, the last time the General Accountability Office checked, we had operational control of only 44 percent. That's a bad return on our investment. We must stop plugging holes and instead secure the entire border in a fiscally responsible way.
The Border Security Results Act finally addresses border security correctly by compelling the Department of Homeland Security to create a national strategy to gain operational control. The national strategy must be presented to the Congress - using technology, fencing and manpower and with input from local communities, ranchers and landowners as well as experts including the Coast Guard, National Guard, Border Patrol, border sheriffs and border governors.
We know this strategy will require new resources. However, by seeing the plan first, we will know what resources are necessary so that they'll be used effectively. If Congress sees capability gaps in the plan, we will demand changes. Failure to secure the border in the past has demonstrated the need for both great interior enforcement and increased congressional oversight.
HR 1417 will deliver results in a tight but achievable timeline. The bill demands operational control - defined as apprehending at least 90 percent of illegal border crossers - in high-traffic areas on the border in two years and nine months, and the entire Southwest border in five years. It ensures that Homeland Security meets these requirements by mandating verification by the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, so the Obama administration can't continue to grade its own work.
How do we know we're getting 90 percent? Instead of relying on the same inaccurate gauges currently used by the administration, this bill demands new measurements, developed by an independent National Lab with expertise in evaluating border security in consultation with border governors and experts on the ground. Additionally, the bill compels the use of taxpayer-owned visibility assets no longer being used in Iraq and Afghanistan so we can finally see what we're missing.
The Border Security Results Act only addresses border security; it does not address immigration reform. The reason is simple: We cannot repeat 1986, where legalization happened but the border security enforcement measures were never fulfilled.
The Senate got it all wrong. It continued the misguided approach we have taken for years by throwing $46 billion at the border in order to fast-track immigration reform with no requirements for improved security or enforcement.
Anyone who ultimately wants to secure our porous borders, and finally see results and real accountability, should support this bill. The folks who know the border better than anyone --- the Southwest border sheriffs – support this bill because they know it will finally tackle border security the right way and get results.
Our border insecurity is decades in the making, and time has shown that without a national strategy, we will never see lasting progress. It's time for real results we can measure; it's time for accountability for the Administration; it's time to do this the smart way.


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"We did not know until today whether the bridge was still standing," Gorge Bridge and Park spokeswoman Peggy Gair said.
Gair says fire at the park burned a visitor's center, a tramway building, a carousel and several restaurants.
There were other fires in the state as well, including in Grand and Huerfano counties. Black Forest was the biggest of the blazes.


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Mother's Day is one of the those holidays that it's so easy to forget or overlook. It's sort of made up, and is very gimmicky. I mean, I treat my mom like royalty all year round–I don't need an excuse! ;)
But if you're like most of the world, you might have forgotten that Mother's Day is on Sunday. And like most of the world, you are probably looking for a quick, easy, beautiful gift for mom. What could be better than something you made with your own two hands? If your mom is like mine (sappy as all hell), she's sure to love and appreciate a handmade gift above almost anything else.
Therefore, I'd like to present you with this tutorial for making a beautiful wrap bracelet. Make one in Mom's favorite colors, or make a bunch to go with all her favorite outfits. Of course, I found them on Pinterest, but you can find the original tutorial here.
DIY Wrap Bracelets (Via Honestly WTF)
Leather cord
Ball chain or crystal chain (available for purchase here. I also found limited selections at A.C. Moore)
Waxed linen cord (I used embroidery floss run through my sewing wax) or hemp
Button or other item to use for the closure
1. First you need to decide if you are making a single or a double length bracelet. If single, cut a piece of leather cord that is a few inches more than twice the circumference of your wrist. For a double, cut double that length. Cut a length of ball chain or crystal chain to either single or double the circumference of your wrist
2. Fold your cord in half and knot the folded end in a loop just big enough to pass your button through. This will be the closure of the bracelet
3. Cut a healthy length of waxed linen or embroidery floss. I used twice the length of my leather. Basically just make sure you have enough, because if you don't, you will be very sad and have to start over.
4. Lay about 1/2 inch of the linen along the leather with the free end facing away from your knot, then begin wrapping the linen around the leather cording and itself, to secure the free end.
5. Line up the free end of your ball or crystal chain on top of your leather cord and wrap the linen around the gap between the two balls and all the way around the leather twice. Repeat this process all the way down your chain, until your bracelet is the desired length.
6. Wrap the linen around the leather cord a few more times as at the beginning to secure
7. Run the leather cord and the linen through your button or closure and knot to secure.
Aren't these just beautiful? I want to make a whole bunch of them in different colors and wear them all at the same time! And they really couldn't be easier–they come together in just a few minutes.


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i am looking for a tenon bit, 1" for spindels on a porch. or 1 1/2" anybody got a used one there not using? thanks frodo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1geyoxeifk0&list=TLCjiCHNF4Km-K01r9YCvOX7MfpQ97FJEt | |||
round or square ? if round and no one has a bit to lend, you might consider drilling the spindle for a dowel and the rail to accomodate the dowel By the way , I'm going to send you a pm about a water heater problem my daughter is having, as soon as I figure out how to word it intelligently | ||||
Suggestion, do not counter bore the holes. Reason being you will be creating a hole for water to lay in and rot it out. Once you make that hole you will expose the end grains of the wood. The dowel idea works better in the long run, a dab of Tite bond II glue and a hole made with a forister bit will work. Still want a square hole? Use a paddle bit and one of these. http://www.bing.com/images/sea...2F62DCF33D10&first=1 It will square off two sides with one wack.This message has been edited. Last edited by: joecaption, joecaption | ||||
i plan on making a log railing at the cabin, using wood off the land split a log for top and bottom rail and saplings for the spindels drill out the top and bottom rail with a forister bit using the dowels seems like good advice, all i need is a 1 1/4 holesaw bit, i got a least 5 of them. thanks for the input.. nona, you dont have to type intelligently, it doesnt stop me!! sometimes i cant spell my own name, i get to pecking one fingered at the keys with these big ole fingers and hit 2 keys at once This message has been edited. Last edited by: Frodo, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1geyoxeifk0&list=TLCjiCHNF4Km-K01r9YCvOX7MfpQ97FJEt | ||||
http://www.bing.com/images/sea...+bed+plans&FORM=IGRE Notice not one of these's uses split logs. Check out the Rockler web site for the tool that makes the turning on the ends of the logs in one pass. http://woodworking.rockler.com...ure%20tenon%20cutter joecaption | ||||
yes, the 4th from right to left on top of 1st page a radias shoulder tenon cutter [the red one] thats what i want. its 100.00 bucks ive seen others for $200 up to $1000This message has been edited. Last edited by: Frodo, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1geyoxeifk0&list=TLCjiCHNF4Km-K01r9YCvOX7MfpQ97FJEt | ||||
O.K. frodo, check your P.M. Seeing that you rail is going to be rustic, I think you should glue the spindles in with an epoxy glue thickened with some sort of filler, I use a colloidal silica that I got from a boat manufacturer, but I think anything would work including fine saw dust Don't forget to treat the whole thing periodically with wood preservative The tennon cutters are great, but a little expensive, also, I dont think you wil be able to control it with a hand drill. Unless you have some sort of tool like a lathe or a deep reach drill press, I believe you would be best served with a dowel, try it , if it works for you go with it, if not the tenon cutters are an optionThis message has been edited. Last edited by: nona, | ||||
i have plenty of saw dust, been running a table saw for 2 years. and have not cleaned out from under it been saving it for a special occasion! the dowel idea is the cheaper way to go. now i need to start chopping sapplings http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1geyoxeifk0&list=TLCjiCHNF4Km-K01r9YCvOX7MfpQ97FJEt | ||||
don't forget that the fresh cut wood will shrink. If you can get old wood without insect damage you will be further ahead. Otherwise, put the new wood in your attic where it will dry faster from the heat up there. I dont know how you would sticker the wood so put as much as you dare up there to compensate for the wood that will become unusable | ||||
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Jah sent the Satta Sound to bless InI and to go do the works. It's all good. You give InI the strength with the heavy sound. I can feel the vibes in your mouth, 'cause that is the root intention.That is the way the music is dealt to InI, for those causes." -Vaughn Benjamin, Midnite. Satta Sound originally got its start with a weekly radio show on Goddard College's radio station, WGDR, back in the Summer of 2002. The radio show is still airing today and it still holds its original title, the Manna Sound. It was named after the biblical stories of the Manna, also known as the bread of life and the covenant between God and his chosen people.In the stories told by Rastafari elders and scholars, the Manna was taken out of Isreal and brought to Abyssinia (Ethiopia) by the offspring of King Solomon and Queen Sheba. According to Rastafari around the world, this is how the line of David was spread to H.I.M. Haile Selassie I. The namesake, the Manna, has been given to the Satta Sound's first Selector and Operator, Matthew DeLorey, as he had originally conceived of the Sound. Matthew has been experimenting as a DJ ever since his days living in Burlington, Vermont and attending UVM. Through classes and parties in the area, he met up with the now International Soundsystem, Itation Sounds, which at the time was comprised of Dread Lion, Heartical Dan, and Selah. Alongside them, Matthew (then known as BeeMan) learned the ins and outs of mixing, riddim matching, dubplates, and really stirring up a crowd. Soon, along came Nickel B from Johnson, Vermont, as well as Selecta Meszenjah from Full Spectrum Sound, to help increase the knowledge and capacity for spiritual growth within the Vermont Rastafari scene. It was these DJs and the blessed network of friends and musicians that gave the Manna the upful lift to where he finds himself today.
In 2002, Matthew, (aka the Manna) moved to Plainfield, Vermont to continue his studies in Permaculture and Sustainable Community design. It was then that he heard about the radio station at Goddard College, and the rest is now history. In the Spring of 2005, Satta Sound began making its debut as a reggae soundsystem out and about Central Vermont. We have only recently reached the heights with some big shows in the area. Satta Sounds has livicated itself to enriching the cultural and physical representation of Rastafari and our sacred Rainbow Family Circle here in Vermont with some grassroots productions. Project Lovebomb and all the roots Virgin Islands artists coming here to Vermont have become the primary focus within our small collective. And finally, we have recently branched off to provide more roots productions in the form of dubbed selections and dub plates. We will be using mostly Virgin Islands selections, along with some new JA releases, Hip Hop breaks and beats, as well as some classic Studio One sounds to nice up the Dancehall. Satta Sound is now taking on some local Vermont Singers and Players and will be releasing some tracks in 2007.
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A trek through Paria Canyon will have you shivering, sweating, and wading in gritty water. For this journey of extremes; Patagonia's Men's Nomader Zip-Off Pants. Their lightweight, technical fabric and zip-off legs will keep you comfortable in all the changing conditions. They have a gusseted crotch and articulated knees for mobility and a durable, lightweight fabric that combines 95% nylon (60% recycled) with 5% spandex to stretch naturally, dry quickly and provide 40-UPF sun protection. A DWR (durable water repellent) finish keeps you dry; five pockets,three with security zippers, keep you organized. Waist features include a zip fly with snap closure, offset belt loops and stretch elastic panels for adhesion under a hipbelt. Inseam (size 32) is 32"; shorts 11"". Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program.
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Upcoming 2013 Events
Making Peace: Theory and Practice
A film and discussion event screening of Encounter Point, an 85 minute award winning documentary film by Just Vision on grassroots reconciliation efforts between Palestinians and Israelis, and the second is a panel discussion featuring two conflict resolution practitioners and a theorist.
Film ScreeningDate: Wednesday, April 17Time: 7:30PMLocation: Ozanam Lounge
Panel DiscussionDate: Thursday, April 25Time: 10:40AMLocation: Ozanam Lounge
-Department of Government & Politics, and Pi Sigma Alpha, St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences -The Center for Global Development -The Vincentian Center for Church and Society
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Social Justice and Education Conference in Goa, India
In Collaboration with St. Xavier's College, Goa the Council for Social Justice and Peace, Archdiocese of Goa, and the Center for Global Development, St. John's University, New York: Today we are facing many crises of sustainable development and educational disparities within and across national boundaries. In order to address these changes in our society social justice values are integrated into all academic disciplines. Come and share your thoughts on education and social justice through paper presentations or panel sessions or just come to listen! Selected papers will be published in a special edition of Veritas et Equitas.
Submit your abstracts for papers and panels by May 15th to: Dr. Craig Baron, St. John's University, NY, USA, email@example.com Dr. Maria Fonseca, St. Xavier's College, Goa, India, email@example.com
Date:July 22-23, 2013 Location:International Centre in Goa, India
2012 Events
30 Years/30 Lives: Documenting a Pandemic
A photo exhibit documenting the lives of 30 people affected by HIV/AIDS Common Hour Lecture: Beyond 'Doing No Harm': Photographic Ethics in the Age of AIDS with Dr. Kimberly Vrudny
Date: Monday, December 3, 2012Time: 1:50pm-3:15pmLocation: Bent Hall 277A
Opening Reception and Meet the Artist
Date: Monday, December 3, 2012Time: 4:30pm-6:00pmLocation: Yeh Art Gallery, Sun Yat Sen Hall
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World Aids Day 2012
Date: Thursday, November 29, 2012Time: 1:50pm-3:15pmLocation: Bent Hall Rm. 101A
World Food Day 2012: Zero Hunger Challenge & Sustainable Food Systems
Speaking out against hunger: Hunger as a Violation of Human Dignity-Access to Food is a Fundamental Human Right Dispelling Myths about Hunger Zero Hunger Challenge and the Crisis of High Food Prices Strategies for Promoting Global and Local Food Security through Sustainable Food Systems
What can you do to fight hunger? Promote Fair Trade Practices and Consumption Opportunities through STJ Campus Ministries STJ Academic Service-Learning and Community-Based Research Opportunities
Date: Monday, October 15, 2012Time: 1:50pm-3:15pmLocation: D'Angelo Center Rm. 310
For more information, contact Alyssa Monturi, Assistant to Director at Ext: 8052, or Dr. Barrett Brenton, Director, Center for Global Development at Ext: 5662
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Law School - Queens Chapter Holiday Party with the Queens Bar Association 6:00 PM
Register Today for Spring 2014 Online Pedagogy Workshop 8:30 AM Register Today for Spring 2014 Online Pedagogy Workshop
Office of Alumni Relations - Arts and Enrichment Series, Radio City Christmas Spectacular 11:30 AM
Office of Alumni Relations - G.O.L.D. Ice Skating in Bryant Park 1:00 PM
Law School Alumni Association - Group Admission to the U.S. Supreme Court - Reception 1:00 AM
Office of Alumni Relations - Men's Basketball Pre-Game Reception, Syracuse University at St. John's 10:00 AM
Athletics - MBB vs. Syracuse - Madison Square Garden 12:00 PM
Campus Ministry - Student Community Mass - Queens Campus 5:30 PM
Campus Ministry - Advent 2013
Law School - Group Admission to the U.S. Supreme Court - Admission Ceremony 8:30 AM
Fidelity Investments: One-on-One Guidance 9:00 AM
Campus Ministry - Miraculous Medal Novena - Queens Campus 1:00 PM
Campus Ministry - Eucharistic Adoration - Queens Campus 1:00 PM
The Hugh L. Carey Center Moves to a New Space in the School of Law December 11, 2013 More
Brian Jarmain '98 on a Successful Career Shaped by Serendipity, Persistence, and St. John's Law Connections December 11, 2013 More
St. John's University Presents 16th Annual "Sponsor A Family" Holiday Program December 11, 2013 More
St. John's Law Professors Chair and Participate in 2013 NEPOC Conference for Law Faculty of Color December 11, 2013 More
St. John's University Rings in the Christmas Season with a Grand Concert on the Staten Island Campus December 10, 2013 More
With Advent Wreath Candles, Campus Prepares "for the King in Queens" December 09, 2013 More
St. John's University's Queens Campus to Host New York Christmas Spectacular, December 10 December 09, 2013 More
An Evening of Appreciation for The Loughlin Society December 09, 2013 More
St. John's University's Staten Island Campus to Host Christmas Concert, December 7 December 05, 2013 Christmastime in Song and Dance More
George J. Tsunis '92 Nominated U.S. Ambassador to Norway December 05, 2013 More
With Exhibit of Alumni Work, Art and Design Department Commemorates 50 Years December 03, 2013 More
Team from Moot Court Honor Society Takes Second Place at Emory Competition December 03, 2013 More
Stephen Gold '81SVC Embraces the Human Side of Information Technology December 02, 2013 More
Exploring Timely Topics at the Forefront of Public Policy and National Debate: Q&A with Adjunct Professor of Health Law Heather M. Butts '97 December 02, 2013 More
Students in Securities Arbitration Clinic Gain Practical Skills and Experience in Dispute Resolution December 02, 2013 More
Former Olympian Wilkinson Egwu '82CBA, '85MBA Loves His Sport and His University December 02, 2013 More
Conference Explores the Complexities and Consequences of Cyberbullying November 27, 2013 More
St. John's University Hosts 23rd Annual Winter Carnival November 27, 2013 More
Strength in Numbers: A Record Year for Grants at St. John's November 26, 2013 More
St. John's and Edward M. Kull '05MBA Honored by Police Athletic League November 26, 2013 More
ABA Journal Selects Center for Law and Religion Forum as a Top 100 Best Blog for a Legal Audience November 26, 2013 More
Around the Globe, Ozanam Scholars Make a Difference November 25, 2013 More
An Evening of Memories for Former Track and Field Olympians November 25, 2013 More
An Unexpected Journey for Ralph Monaco '71UC, '73MLS November 25, 2013 More
CTL November Newsletter is now available November 22, 2013 Faculty News More
Law School Welcomes Rabbi Yaron Catane, Former Legal Counsel to the Chief Rabbinate of Israel November 21, 2013 More
Semester-Long Initiative Brings Politics and Policy-Makers to Life November 20, 2013 More
St. John's School of Law Secures Access to Justice Grant to Run Full-Time Pro Bono Program November 20, 2013 More
St. John's University Hosts Conference on Cyberbullying November 20, 2013 More
Conference Examines Roles of Faith and Science in Healing the Bereaved November 19, 2013 More
Women's Soccer Upsets UCF, Advancing to Second Round of NCAA Tournament November 18, 2013 More
Darryl Gibbs '00 Receives NYSBA's 2014 Diversity Trailblazer Award November 18, 2013 More
Making the Holidays Brighter, Student Volunteers Accept Katie Couric's "Challenge for Change" November 18, 2013 More
A Milestone Celebration for the Division of Library and Information Science November 18, 2013 More
Preeminent Litigator Roy L. Reardon '54, '00HON Brings Real World Appellate Advocacy Experience to the Classroom November 18, 2013 More
Jeff Sovern on Validity of Student Evaluations November 18, 2013 More
Wantanee Phuapradit '85GP, '89Ph.D. Sees Pharmacy in a Social Context November 18, 2013 More
"Educational Justice: Opportunity, Inclusion and Social Equity for All" November 15, 2013 More
Dr. David Steiner, Former NYS Education Commissioner & Current Dean to Lecture on "Issues in Education"at Carol Gresser Forum November 14, 2013 More
Students, Employees Gain Low-Cost Driving Options through Zipcar Partnership November 13, 2013 More
Law School Hosts Annual Diversity Day and Admissions Fair November 13, 2013 More
PARTICIPATE '13 Program Makes All Politics Local at St. John's November 13, 2013 Semester Long Initiative Brings Policy-Makers and Political Programs to Life More
Luce Pierre-Russon '14 Selected as Finalist for 2013 PSJD Pro Bono Publico Award November 13, 2013 More
St. John's Law Team Achieves at Thomas Tang National Moot Court Competition November 13, 2013 More
The New Yorker Features Lawrence Joseph's Poem "In a Post-Bubble Credit-Collapse Environment" November 13, 2013 More
Hon. Judy Harris Kluger '77 Leaving Judiciary to Head Nonprofit Sanctuary for Families November 12, 2013 More
St. John's Community Comes Together for Hunger Awareness Month November 12, 2013 More
St. John's University Observes Veterans Day 2013 November 12, 2013 More
Creativity in the Classroom is Elementary for Catherine Downey '07Ed, '08GEd November 11, 2013 More
St. John's University to Host Conference on Cyberbullying November 07, 2013 The Many Faces of Cyberbullying: A Multidisciplinary Response More
Jack Carew '59C, '00HON Plans to Be Connected to St. John's Future November 07, 2013 More
St. John's Law Programs and Initiatives Foster Diversity in the Legal Profession November 07, 2013 More
St. John's to Host Annual Veteran's Day Ceremony & First Annual Veteran's Day Dinner on the Staten Island Campus November 07, 2013 More
St. John's to Host Annual Veteran's Day Ceremony on the Queens Campus November 07, 2013 More
David L. Gregory on Appointment of Ted Wells to Lead Miami Dolphins Investigation November 07, 2013 More
St. John's University Partners with Zipcar, Inc. to Bring Cars to Queens Campus November 06, 2013 More
Paul R. Hage LL.M. '07 and Associate Dean G. Ray Warner Recognized for Outstanding Contributions in Bankruptcy Education and Scholarship November 06, 2013 More
Free Adult Literacy Classes ABE and GED under DACA Initiative November 06, 2013 More
New York Law Journal Honors St. John's Law Alumni and Faculty November 05, 2013 More
A Night of Italian/American Poetry November 05, 2013 More
Salute to Italian Culture Held at Queens Campus November 04, 2013 More
Family Fun on the Staten Island Campus November 04, 2013 More
Retirees Keep Their Connection To St. John's Strong November 04, 2013 More
Preparing For The Future Begins Today In The Office Of Gift Planning November 04, 2013 More
Pope Francis: Four Perspectives on His Words, Actions, and Significance November 04, 2013 More
Professor Janai S. Nelson Brings Current Election Law Issues into Sharper Focus November 01, 2013 More
President's Dinner Spotlights Support for Student Scholarships October 31, 2013 More
St. John's University Presents Crain's New York Business Columnist Greg David October 31, 2013 More
St. John's Hosts Fifth Annual Securities Dispute Resolution Triathlon October 30, 2013 More
Law School Hosts 2013 Peter James Johnson National Civil Rights Trial Competition October 30, 2013 More
Memorial Mass for Ralph K. Danilo, Father of Patricia D. Nolan, M.A. October 29, 2013 More
Hundreds of Alumni Celebrate New Brand at St. John's First Oktoberfest October 29, 2013 More
On New York Cares Day, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Shows Vincentian Spirit October 28, 2013 More
Hon. Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick '67, '03HON Receives Queens District Attorney's National Hispanic Heritage Award October 28, 2013 More
Alumni Celebrate at First-Ever SJU Oktoberfest October 28, 2013 More
It's Always Good Times When Schermerhorn Street Alumni Get Together October 28, 2013 More
Law School Celebrates Grand Opening of New Cafeteria October 28, 2013 More
CTL October Newsletter is Now Available October 25, 2013 Faculty News More
Campus Upgrades this Fall Reflect a Busy Summer for Facilities October 25, 2013 More
Larry Cunningham on Criminal Prosecution in Bikers' Clash with New York SUV Driver October 24, 2013 More
Stephen Gold, Senior VP & Chief Information Officer of CVS Caremark, to Speak at St. John's University October 22, 2013 More
St. John's University will Host Panel Discussion: Pope Francis: Four Perspectives October 22, 2013 More
Pope Francis: Four Perspectives on His Words, Actions, and Significance October 21, 2013 More
SJU Pride on Full Display at Columbus Day Parade October 21, 2013 More
Hold that Haircut—Plan Ahead for St. Baldrick's Event at St. John's October 21, 2013 More
Business Alumni Connect for Success October 21, 2013 More
Kathryn Carney Cole '02 Installed as First Female President of Federal Bar Association's Eastern District of New York Chapter October 18, 2013 More
At Family Weekend, Parents Join Students to Savor Campus Life October 17, 2013 More
Eighth Biennial Vincentian Chair of Social Justice Conference on Educational Justice at St. John's University in Queens October 17, 2013 More
St. John's University Hosts Its "Meet the Candidate" Night for NYC Government October 17, 2013 More
An Enduring Connection To St. John's For William Ryan '47C October 16, 2013 More
Richard Hans '93 Named DLA Piper's Co-Managing Partner in NYC October 16, 2013 More
Lewis Avenue Reunion Offers a Step Back in Time October 15, 2013 More
St. John's Students Engage Legal Theory and Practice in Team Taught Courses on Labor and Employment Law October 15, 2013 More
Mid-Term Grading: Fall 2013 October 15, 2013 Mid-Term Grading: Fall 2013 More
President's Dinner Recognizes Alumni Commitment To Service: Spirit of Service Awards Honor John P. Clarke '55CBA, '57L, Robert Kalenka '84CBA, '91MBA, and Peggy ('68Ed) and Bill Montgoris '67CBA, '88 October 15, 2013 More
More than Just a Game: Athletic Alumni Return to Campus October 14, 2013 More


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Honor any special occasion, memory or moment with these hand-matched, round, natural ice blue sapphire jackets, designed to add color to your solitaire earrings. Two round ice blue sapphires, at approximately .63 carat total weight, are set in quality 14 karat white gold. (The diamond solitaire earrings pictured are not included.) These jackets fit up to and look best with a .75 carat stone or 6mm pearl in each ear.
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Height: 6-5 Weight: 230 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: February 25, 1970 in Summit, NJ
College: Duke (school history) (Brown college stats)
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 1st round (1st overall) of the 1992 NFL Supplemental Draft.
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The highchair is made of hardwood construction and comes complete with a 5-point safety harness. The highchair fits under a table so your child can eat with you, and it can be stacked for easy storage Hardwood construction
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