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Gunman in Oregon school shooting likely killed himself
Police in Oregon say a gunman fatally shot a student at a high school near Portland. The gunman also died.
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TROUTDALE, Ore. — A teen gunman armed with a rifle shot and killed a student Tuesday and injured a teacher at a high school in a quiet Columbia River town in Oregon then likely killed himself, authorities said.
Troutdale police said they spotted the suspect slumped on a toilet in a bathroom but couldn't see what was happening with him.
Officers used a robot with a camera to investigate and discovered the suspect was dead and that he likely killed himself at Reynolds High School in Troutdale, police spokesman Sgt. Carey Kaer said.
Authorities have tentatively identified the gunman but weren't ready to release the name, police Chief Scott Anderson said.
They were in the process of notifying the family of the gunman and student who was killed.
Anderson said the teacher's injuries weren't life threatening, and he was treated at the scene. He was identified as physical education instructor Todd Rispler.
During an evacuation of the school, another gun was found and one person was taken into custody. Anderson said that weapon and arrest were not related to the shooting.
The attack panicked students at the school after a lockdown was ordered and they were told to go quietly to their classrooms.
Freshman Morgan Rose, 15, said she hunkered down in a locker room with another student and two teachers.
"It was scary in the moment. Now knowing everything's OK, I'm better," she said.
Freshman Daniel DeLong, 15, said after the shooting that he saw a physical education teacher at the school with a bloodied shirt. He said he was texting friends to make sure they were all OK.
"It just, like, happened so fast, you know?" he said.
Anderson said he was sorry for the family of the slain student.
Anderson said two on-campus police officers were the first to respond to reports of a shooter. He said they and a tactical team sent to the school "brought this to a conclusion." Anderson did not say how the shooter died.
"Today is a very tragic day for the city of Troutdale," the chief said.
Gov. John Kitzhaber added in a statement: "Oregon hurts as we try to make sense of a senseless act of violence."
The first reports of shots fired came at 8 a.m. on the next-to-last-day of classes. Police initially seemed uncertain about whether there was a live shooter in the school.
Students were eventually led from the school with hands up or on their heads. Parents and students were reunited in a supermarket parking lot.
Mandy Johnson said her daughter called from a friend's phone.
"I thank God that she's safe," said Johnson, who has three younger children. "I don't want to send my kids to school anymore."
The Reynolds School District issued a statement mourning "the loss of one of our students."
The Oregon violence came less than a week after a gunman opened fire on a college campus in neighboring Washington state, killing a 19-year-old man and wounding two others. It follows a string of mass shootings that have disturbed the nation, including one on Sunday in Nevada that left two Las Vegas police officers and a civilian dead.
The Tuesday shooting was the first fatal school shooting in Oregon since May 1998 when 15-yeatr-old Kip Kinkel killed two students and wounded 25 others at Thurston High School in Springfield near Eugene. He killed his parents prior to the attack and is serving a 111-year prison sentence.
Reynolds is the second-largest high school in Oregon, with about 2,800 students. Its students come from several communities.
AP writers Gosia Wozniacka in Portland and Alina Hartounian in Phoenix contributed to this report.
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All I can find is Heath Zenith and they all seem to get bad reviews for failing quickly.I had to take out the bulbs from my current security light because it started turning on and off non stop, no matter the sensitivity setting (Along with other settings). There is not switch to simply cut power to it Is there such a thing as a GOOD security lights out there?Considering they all seem to be crap, I'm thinking of putting up normal flood lights powered by a basic switch. It would simply light up my driveway all night (With less powerful light bulbs).Are there timer based or light sensing based sensors that can toggle the light On/Off that can be hard wired? All the ones I find are for extension cords.This post is very open to discussion, if it's not already obviousSorry if this is a recurring thread (I remember seeing that subject a few times), but the search options don't give good results
All I know is an electrician that I trust and has been in business for a long time told me there is no motion sensor light that lasts.
I have a Heath-Zenith light that's still working after 7 years.I had a Heath-Zenith wireless transmitter that quit after 3 years. Replacement is still working.
They are all Chinese crap. You might have some better luck with RAB. I don't have much else to add besides that.--If someone refers to herself / himself as a "guru", they probably aren't.
I've yet to find any that last more than 2 years. Even the expensive "pro" grade ones you get from Grainger didn't last and they cost $70 something dollars.I switched to regular photocells with LED bulbs to offset the energy cost from running them dawn to dusk. »www.grainger.com/Grainger/INTERM···ol-6P007
While calling all of them "junk" is a bit harsh, it is true that there do not appear to be any motion sensor lights that can be called "good" (let alone "perfect").There are certainly motion sensor lights that are above average (quality components and long service life) but I have yet to see any motion sensor light that provides the right sensitivity over a wide range of ambient light and temperature conditions.Depending on those conditions the motion sensor either becomes overly sensitive or too insensitive. Another common misbehavior is that many motion sensors pick up a person walking past it in the distance yet fail to pick up a person walking straight towards it.Regarding the specific problem you are mentioning (turning on and off non stop) there is probably feedback from the light bulb to the sensor. This can happen with bright colored surfaces that reflect back some of the light to the sensor(s) and is worse with the better motion sensors that detect ambient light (to turn off during day time). However also check that the light bulb is the correct one for the motion sensor. Using CFL or LED bulbs in motion sensor light fixtures not rated for it can have all sorts of wrong effects.--Got some spare cpu cycles ? Join Team Helix or Team Starfire!
The Heath Zenith one I got from Home Depot lasted less than 2 months before it started blinking constantly and finally died.
For best results purchase a security light with a motion sensor rated for use with Incandescent, Tungsten or Florescent lamps. Those sensors use a relay to energize the lamp. Do not purchase a motion sensor marked incandescent only, they use a Triac switch in place of a relay, which is very sensitive to the load characteristics of the lamp(s).You might have to remove the sensor from the box and look at the information hot stamped on the outside of the sensor to determine which application it is rated for. The one I purchased to activate a florescent lamp by the front door, lasted Ten Years and would have lasted longer if a painting contractor had not flooded it with a pressure washer.
I had an ancient Heath sensor that worked for decades. Even survived a lightning strike. It was mounted on the house and controlled a light on our shed.Since then I have not had any luck finding a reliable sensor, even the commercial ones. I've given up trying to automatically control the light.Our porch light is CFL so I control it with a photocell. If we need extra light flip the switch. Not very elegant but it works well enough./tom
It's a shame, because I like the motion sensor lights. We have a bunch of hoodlums surrounding us (yes, it's far past time to move), so I have them on all for sides of the house.I had 2 die this year that weren't even a year old. 1 Lithonia, and 1 Heath. I ended up just putting the RAB heads on them. It looks a little funny with brown heads and white bodies, but it's all the had in stock at the supply house.--If someone refers to herself / himself as a "guru", they probably aren't.
Mine failed then one of my vehicles was broken into. Of course! Can I just replace the sensor (HD sells them for $20) or does the whole unit need to be replaced? Mine turns on, but only if I'm two feet away from it. Used to work great in the past, but like an old dog with arthritis, it started slowing down and now is pretty useless.
Can I just replace the sensor (HD sells them for $20) or does the whole unit need to be replaced?
6 years and still going for mine.Today's lesson people. Buy the cheapest one that does what you want and hope it lasts.
23 years. It did quit once, then I evicted a family of tiny spiders from just behind the plastic lens. It's been fine ever since.
If you go without a motion sensor look at light sensor so it will automatically turn your light on at dusk and off at dawn. Light sensor is inexpensive.I did that for some outdoors LED I have.I did a motion sensor security light for another place but I paid > $100 for it. Only a few months old, I hope a get many years before it needs replacement.
About $60 list...you also need the interface relay.»www.wattstopper.com/products/com···FebJlS1w
I had the Zenith lights too, and the cadmium photocells fail at 6 months of age like clockwork. Replaced them three times, and finally switched to a different kind of light. Now have an 1800 lumen LED motion sensor light that so far, after a year, is still working. Have five of them and all are working okay still. I think the brand is Sentry.
The three I have are pretty rugged with metal shrouds for the bulbs, but the sensors are the same ole crap. Sensitivity has dropped off significantly since new. The lenses have clouded up and become very brittle. These wide angle sensor units are actually two sensors packaged together.I'm not certain, but I think most the detection work is done by the lenses. They have some sort of fresnel pattern which scrambles the image so that an object moving across the field of view flickers. Then the sensor can be a stupid photocell wired to something that reacts to rapid changes in light.
When I had put some in where I used to live it stated on the box to keep the sensor eye from direct sunlight. If pointed at direct sunlight it would shorten the life of the sensor. I don't remember the brand.
That's what I've been doing since it stopped working properly. I have a separate light near it that has a switch, so it goes on when it gets dark, and gets shut off when I wake up. If I go away for a week, I just leave it on. It's a 23W CFL, so it's not using much electric.
1 Lithonia, and 1 Heath.
I have a Heath Zenith in my back yard it still works after 2 years but it flashes a lot, The one on my front porch I got it from my local mom and pop hardware store, he special ordered it for me, it's going on 10 years, I wish I could remember the brand, it was under $100. It has 3 separate settings, width, length and sensitivity. Dogs or cats won't set it off, people in the street either, but if you get closer than 10' from the door it's on.
I guess it's hit and miss. I have a 20 year old Heath. Works fine.
I have a 20 year old Heath.
If you want a timer switch that just turns the outside lights on and off:»www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R···angId=-1This one has programmable on-off times or a pre-programmed dusk/dawn setting that adjusts for changes in sunrise/set times through the year (including daylight savings time) and does not have a minimum load so it can be used with a low-wattage CFL.dw
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An of the RAB Stealth series is top quality, NOT junk, and WILL last a long time.Sorry if folks think $70 is a lot of money for something quality made. If you want $30 junk then buy junk,. If you want quality then you'll have to spend more.


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In both meetings last season between the two, Pittsburgh came out on top. Defeating Anaheim 3-1 on Nov. 18 at home, Pittsburgh wound up topping the Ducks 3-2 in a shootout on their pond, in March.
The last six outings between the Pens and Ducks, Pittsburgh has garnered four wins. The Penguins are 3-3 in their last six home openers.
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Weak and distraught, the transgender woman calling Corado at 11 p.m from Rappahannock was one of them. Her name was Kripcia, and she had been held for eight months in what ICE calls "administrative segregation" — solitary confinement, in nonbureaucratic terms. A native of El Salvador, she was arrested in early 2011 for failure to pay a cab fare.
Kripcia had spent a minimum 22 hours per day in a tiny cell with little access to recreation or other people. This was not because she had defied any jail rules: It was for her own good, for her safety, she was told by officers. Kripcia's cell was located in a special unit of the jail usually reserved for male sex offenders. She was told that it would be easier for guards to watch over her in this smaller area.
Corado had taken these calls before from the jail. A relentless activist with a reassuring voice, she's the sort of person you'd speed-dial in the heat of any emergency. With Kripcia deteriorating in isolation, Corado had hired an immigration lawyer to take on the case, a luxury in a system where 84% of detainees have no legal representation. As a result, Kripcia was supposed to be out of detention by Christmas. But the holiday came and went, and she was still at Rappahannock.
Ruby, I just want to die. I'm going crazy, Kripcia told Corado on the phone that evening. But if I have to die, I want to go back to my country. I can't die in here.
Promise me you're not going to think those thoughts, Corado replied. Come on, work with me on this. Promise me. Just give it one more day.
"It's hard, you know? What do I really tell these people in detention?" Corado said through tears during a recent conversation at Casa Ruby, her soon-to-open Latino LGBT community center near Howard University. "Segregation is inhuman. And how they're treated, how they're abused? It's inexcusable. Even if they've done something wrong, you want the best for these people. But I've never seen a case of a transgender detainee who was actually treated like a human being."
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The Circle of Stone (Darkest Age, Bk. 3) : The ancient god Loki has been set free from the chains which bound him for centuries, and free to wreak terrible revenge. As Edmund and Elspeth desperately search for him, the fire and destruction they expect is nowhere to be seen. They discover instead strange emblems carved along the route south. Traveling ever closer toward the war between the Visigoths and the English, Edmond and Elspeth feel they are being drawn into a trap. But with the help of their friends, and faith in themselves they will face Loki one last time, at an ancient circle of stones that may be their last hope to defeat the terrible trickster.
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A real missed opportunity, this update of a Herman Melville short story is all surface and no substance, like the pilot episode of yet another workplace sitcom. David Paymer steps into the role of the nameless boss, with Crispin Glover as the troublesome employee Bartleby, who for no apparent reason starts answering all instructions with the line, "I would prefer not to," and starts spending an inordinate amount of time simply staring at the ceiling. The film has to pad Melville's tale out to feature length, and it still comes in at a scant 82 minutes, about 52 minutes too long. First-time director Jonathan Parker has the occasional flash of surreal inspiration but fails to catch fire with his flat cinematography and buffoonish caricatures. He even adds on a new ending that's woefully misjudged, one that seems intended to be extra ironic, or perhaps even to vindicate Melville, who died in obscurity--as if he needed vindication. Glover's fun to watch, but way too psycho to evoke the required sympathy.
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A Beta Quartz is a quartz that has twelve pyramidal faces – six on either side. Very rare, and very symmetrical.
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Man on the street: Circle theory
Date: July 29, 2009
by: Maggie Pahos | Observer intern
Question: What is your opinion on installing roundabouts along the bayfront?
Donald Barney
"Those things are a pain-in-the-butt. But they seem to make the town look friendlier and more social. They are prestigious looking and pretty. Personally, I get lost, but I like them because they make the town look unique."
Randy Hill, Petals on Palm Ave.
"I think that would be a good idea. Some say no, some say yes. Think about the one near Anna Maria Island — that seems to be working. As long as people are safe. It does save a traffic light."
Paul Passerat
"I'm European and I'm all for it. It is not dangerous like people say. On the contrary, it's very safe. Look at St. Armands — it works perfectly."
Frank Creaturo, Creaturo Studio Gallery
"I think it'll give a good look and help with traffic, if it's done right."
Corie Grelle
"I hate roundabouts. I say no. They're confusing."
Trez Cole, Golden Apple Dinner Theatre
"Roundabouts work in certain situations, but not at Five Points. There is too much large-truck traffic for them to work efficiently here."
Gunda Dehn, assistant manager of Art Uptown Gallery Inc.
"I'm not sure how that affects pedestrians — how do they get across? That is the question I have, because I like to walk down there."
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International Law Colloquium Series Presents:
The Way Forward on Agriculture:
Revisiting International Commodity Agreements
12:15-2:15 pm, Borchard
S.J. Quinney College of Law
Michael Fakhri – University of Oregon; Assistant Professor of Law. Michael Fakhri's academic interests are in international economic law with an emphasis on questions of development. He is currently working on a historical examination of the sugar trade and its relationship to the creation of multilateral trade institutions. He is also a faculty member of the Environmental and Natural Resource Program where he co-leads the Food Resiliency Project.
Professor Fakhri's other research interests include Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL), trade and development in the Middle East, public international law, international legal history, legal accounts of imperialism, and law and globalization.
Professor Fakhri received his doctorate from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, LL.M. from Harvard Law School, LL.B. from Queen's University, and B.Sc in biology from the University of Western Ontario. Prior to pursuing graduate studies, Professor Fakhri began his legal career with one of Canada's leading business law firms, later shifting to a practice in social justice advocacy.
"The Way Forward on Agriculture? Revisiting International Commodity Agreements"
Officials and communities from developing countries are frustrated with the WTO Doha Development Round. One of the main reasons is because there is a deadlock over issues regarding agriculture. Very few foresee any institutional changes on a global scale. In fact, the trend seems to be moving towards institutionalizing international trade through bilateral and regional agreements.
In this paper, I want to generate more ways to reimagine the global multilateral institutionalization of trade law that policy-makers and communities in developing countries may want to explore. I do so by providing an institutional history of trade law since the Second World War that is broader than is usually found in orthodox histories of trade law. Thus, my account begins with the creation of the International Trade Organization (ITO) in 1948 and trace how the ITO fragmented into individual International Commodity Agreements (ICAs), the General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade (GATT), and what would eventually become the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). A richer historical institutional repertoire can therefore provide more options for the future and encourage policy makers to revisit institutions such as ICAs and UNCTAD.
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Merely a year short from having a chance to play high school tennis with older sister Maureen Modesto, Chesterton senior Bobbi is thrilled to have the opportunity to play a single season with freshman sister Meg.
"It's going to be a one-time thing," said Bobbi, who is also an IUPUI recruit. "I plan to make the best of it."
Bobbi and Meg hit with one another at least five times a week, and they've been practicing together for more than 10 years -- but this is the first -- and possibly last -- time they will be part of the same team.
"I always thought it would be great to have this opportunity," Meg said. "I'm kind of anxious to start the season."
Sister combinations are nothing new on the Chesterton tennis courts. The Modestos are one of three sibling duos on the roster. Senior Sunny Lee and her sophomore sister J.J. Lee are also on varsity.
Chesterton coach Gretchen Shinn also has some family experience in this regard. Two years ago, eldest daughter Elizabeth played a single season with current junior Margaret Shinn.
"I just think it's awesome that Bobbi and Meg get to play together. It's something the girls can share," Gretchen Shinn said. "I was at home with my kids, and I know they could bicker, but I don't see that with Bobbi and Meg."
The Modestos don't mirror one another on the court with their styles -- and that could be a plus.
"I like to stay in the points longer," Meg said. "Bobbi tries to gain control of the point early. I try not to give her the opportunity to hit great shots.
"I do think it's great to play someone who plays differently."
Any disagreements on the court don't appear to make it back the house.
"Whatever happens on the court, stays there," Meg said. "It's great, because people might think we would fight a lot. I really feel good being around her."
Shinn's daughters played No. 1 doubles their lone season together, amassing a 23-2 record. That won't be the case for the Modestos.
Bobbi will play No. 1 singles for the third consecutive season for the Times No. 2 Trojans. Last year, she advanced to the individual regional tournament and finished the season 16-3.
Shinn is impressed with Meg as a singles player, but team depth might allow the coach to keep her options open for the younger Modesto.
"Meg's going to have an impact right away," Shinn said. "Meg is an awesome singles player, but we might have some options on where we can get our three points."


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Season 4 of this great series is under way and I have just started watching it. I have my own thoughts about it so far, but since I am behind in my viewing, I thought I'd start a thread where others could share their thoughts. No spoilers please.
Also, is anyone watching the new FX series The Americans? I have been watching it and I'm mostly impressed. For those who don't know, it's about a couple of sleeper soviet spies living in the U.S. as an American couple during the 80s Reagan/cold war era, and stars Keri Russell as the conflicted female spy with a horrifying history and kickass fighting abilities. Let me know if you have been watching.
18 thoughts on "Justified Season 4, The Americans"
Yes and yes. Two of the best shows out there.
This certainly isn't my favorite season of Justified, but it's still great. I like the new character on Boyd's team, and there are some fun spoilers in the most recent episodes.
As far as The Americans go, it's great. My favorite new show in a while now. Some great actors, sympathetic characters on both the Russian and the American sides, and it's fun to see Margo Martindale, an old Justified villain, show up again.
The episode of The Americans dealing with the Reagan shooting was the best hour of television I've seen this season. It reenacted all of the fog of uncertainty and misreporting that I had completely forgotten about and extrapolated that to how it was experienced by the FBI and the sleeper agents. But maybe you had to have been there in 1981 to appreciate it.
Since there aren't many opportunities to plug new TV shows on Kulturblog these days, I'm going to take this opportunity to mention Continuum. It just finished its first season on Syfy, where it proved to have the strongest writing for a Syfy show since the second season of Gallactica. It is about to start its second season in Canada, so it's worth catching up on before it returns to Syfy.
Ronan, I agree with you in principle, but I thought that scene was reasonable because he wanted to show the FBI agent that he was open and friendly rather than secretive. Also, remember that at the time he was flirting with the idea of defecting, so discovery might not have been a bad thing in his mind.
My wife loves loves loves the Americans, but I haven't picked it up because I am trying to winnow down what I watch, but she absolutely loves it.
However, we do watch Justified together, and I think it's the best season since 2. It's hard to top Maggs. She was the freshest villain on TV in maybe a decade. However, the Drew Thompson storyline is quite compelling, and the exploration of the Harlan social elite has really put Boyd and Ava's behavior in sharper focus.
I miss Winona.
Oops, Winona is still around! Awesome. I thought she had jumped ship completely because of her role in The Following, with Kevin Bacon, but I guess not.
I'm glad Limehouse is involved this season, he was too good not to bring back, but I'm really kinda bummed out that Arlo is gone. There were so many good moments with him and Raylan. I thought his last words were perfect.
I think this season of Justified has been a disappointment. The series seems to be getting worse. It seems to me that the writers have been short on good ideas so they have tried to make up for that with a lot more gratuitous violence lately. The body count is high and mounting quickly.
I'm still liking this season, but I agree it's not as good as some in the past. The plot seems to be less compelling, but the characters are still great. I like the fact that we have seen more of Tim this season. I really like him as a character.
BTW, Patton Oswalt has been great this season too. #unexpectedbadass
I'm actually liking the crescendo here at the end of the Justified season. The pace is fast and the action is solid. I still think they are resorting to gratuitous violence too often this season but overall I am liking it better right now. Season finale next week!
PS — I agree on Tim and on Patton.
Honestly, the show's always been violent.
The last two episodes of Justified have been some of the best two of the series, although this isn't the best season.
Patton Oswalt has been great.
"Drewabacca" Classic. Not since Christopher Walken interrogated Dennis Hopper has someone been such a bad ass under pressure.
I've enjoyed The Americans. Anyone been watching Orphan Black? Pretty gripping as well.
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All Because of You Lyrics - U2
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I was born a child of grace
Nothing else about the place
Everything was ugly but your beautiful face
And it left me no illusion
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"child of pooh?" You know people, Parker and Stone made that episode just to make some funny jokes, not to be mean to Bono in person. Some of you people though seem to take it as an "okay, you can all be really mean to Bono now".
The South Park-episode was funny, you people are NOT.
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What is meant by item number ? Who decides a song is an item no ? Is it a correct usage in English language ?
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This term "Item" is a derogatory term used in Mumbaiya language for a good looking girl and hence the term "Item Song"Answered by Diya, 20 Apr '12 09:19 pm
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An item number or an item song, (Hindi: ) in Indian cinema, is a musical performance that has little to do with the film in which it appears, but is presented to showcase beautiful dancing women in revealing clothes, to lend support to the marketability of the film.[1] The term is commonly used in connection with Hindi, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu cinema, to describe a catchy, upbeat, often sexually provocative dance sequence for a song in a movie
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Defending Professionals in Florida Mortgage Fraud Cases
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Because of their fiduciary roles, industry insiders can face enhanced criminal penalties if found guilty of profiting from fraudulent transactions through kickbacks, fees, or commissions.
The Law Offices of Mark L. Horwitz, PA represents clients throughout central Florida, statewide, and nationwide facing criminal charges for mortgage fraud. If you have been approached by bank auditors, or state or federal investigators, contact our defense team immediately. Early representation is important to avoid statements that, if misunderstood, could lead to criminal charges. Also, early representation can prevent actions which may be considered an obstruction of justice.
Our Orlando, Florida criminal defense attorneys represent individuals and companies in the mortgage and banking industry suspected of using their positions to commit mortgage lending fraud or construction loan fraud. We stand willing to represent:
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Paula Hunt decided to go a bit "old school" with her rendition of Etta James' "All I Could Do Was Cry." Watch the video to see who she dedicated her performance to and how the judges took it.
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Throwback Thursday: Quaid Edwards' mom played with Keith Urban growing up so he brought in some old photos to show Ryan…including a headshot signed to Quaid!
West Coast! It's time for Idol in Omaha!!
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The Top 5 male contestants were none to happy with the girls this season. Find out why they claim that they were "sabotaged!"
The girl finalists performs with special guest Aretha Franklin live via satellite during the American Idol Season 12 Finale!
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WESTERN NEW YORK (WKBW) The long winter that set snow and cold records here in Western New York has also left behind extensive damage to local roads.
While several repaving projects were already scheduled, the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) and Erie County are looking for additional funding to make repairs that exceed expectations.
On Tuesday April 22nd, the NYSDOT will begin a $6.9 million dollar milling and repaving project on Route 219 between Route 391 (Boston) and Route 39 (Springville).
The project will be done in segments with the first segment being the southbound lanes between Route 391 and Rice Hill Road.
Construction of all segments is scheduled to be complete by Fall 2014.
The NYSDOT is also trying to secure additional funding to make repairs to Route 219 in Cattaraugus County.
Repaving working is also underway at the South Grand Island Bridges where some northbound tolls lanes and the River Road on-ramp are closed until May 9th.
The New York State Thruway Authority says additional paving work is also planned for areas near Dunkirk.
On Tuesday, Erie County will release its construction schedule which is expected to be extensive because of the widespread winter-related road damage.
County Executive Mark Poloncarz tells Eyewitness News that all the road repairs will exceed the $22 million dollars allocated in the 2014 budget, but the county will use other resources, including rainy-day funds, to make sure the repairs are done.
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Well, you'll be happy to know that I've no choice but to start blogging more regularly for the next two weeks or so. For you see, my XBox 360 has died. Yes, I have been victimized by the red ring of death. Although apparently I can still try unplugging everything and then trying it again, I don't have much hope that this will work.
So I come to my point: Bill Gates is Satan. He has promised – and delivered – pleasure and good times. But, just like a crack dealer suddenly cutting off an addict, he has provided a product which is unstable and unreliable. Hundreds, if not thousands, of gamers around the world have experienced the same crash as me, and yet Microsoft offers nothing aside from free repair. (Don't get me wrong – that's a good first step. But they should have caught whatever is causing this before they shipped.)
Jack in Fight Club explains the entire modus operandi of modern corporate theory: "A times B times C equals X. If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one." Your frustration and rage are less significant to us than posting $12.6 billion in profits. Obviously, my whining is nothing compared to the people who really get screwed by corporate greed. But c'mon – I'm hurting here. Have some sympathy.
I suppose in the long-term, this is a good thing. I spend way too much time playing that stupid thing, so maybe this is Altin looking down and helping me break the stranglehold Satan Gates has on my free time.
Or maybe JB will let me go over and play on his machine.


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By Jo Wilcox on 2nd November, in Cakes & Baking, Dessert, Entertaining, Family, Food & recipes, Recipes, Special Occasions
Take a walk down memory lane with these light fluffy puffs. Fill with silky coffee cream and drizzle over toffee – it will set into a thin golden crust.
Try your hand at making the toffee threads – it just takes a little practice. If the toffee gets hard again, just warm gently and have another go.
Makes 24
- 30g butter
- ½ cup water
- ½ cup flour
- 2 eggs
- 200g crème fraiche
- ¾ tsp instant coffee powder, plus 2 tsp hot water
- 1 tbsp icing sugar
- ½ cup caster sugar
- ¼ cup water
1 Preheat the oven to 180oC fan bake. Line 2 trays with baking paper. Combine butter and water in a medium saucepan and stir until melted. Bring to the boil, then add flour and stir briskly until the mixture leaves the side of the bowl and forms a clean ball. Transfer to the food processor and, with the motor running, add the eggs one at a time until the mixture becomes thick, smooth and shiny. Transfer to a piping bag and pipe small 5cm lengths onto the lined trays. Using wet fingertips, smooth down any peaks or pointed ends. Bake for 10 minutes, then reduce heat to 150oC and bake a further 10-15 minutes until golden and hollow feeling. Remove from the oven and pierce the bottom to let out any steam. When completely cold, cut in half horizontally and pipe with coffee cream.
2 For coffee cream, whisk crème fraiche, coffee mixed with water and icing sugar until smooth. Arrange on a foil lined tray.
3 For toffee, place sugar in the centre of a medium saucepan and pour water around the outside of the sugar, set over a medium heat and swirl pan occasionally. Simmer for 5-8 minutes until caramelised and golden brown. Remove from heat and carefully spoon over coffee puffs. Cool any remaining toffee for 3-4 minutes, test with a fork until the toffee pulls into fine strands. Arrange the puffs on a stand and decorate with the pulled toffee.
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Poor IT deals "could cost schools millions"
By Stewart Mitchell
Posted on 9 Jan 2012 at 16:08
British schools are being ripped off to the tune of millions of pounds over mis-sold laptops and other IT equipment.
According to an investigation by the BBC, many schools have been left in hundreds of thousands of pounds' worth of debt after signing leasing agreements for laptops.
Some schools now owe more than their entire budgets to companies that supplied equipment, in a scandal that could have cost UK schools "tens or even hundreds of millions of pounds".
The schools were "mis-sold" equipment as being free, the BBC investigation found, while schools were often paying ten times the going rate for equipment.
The Five Live probe cited one school as having been duped into accepting 100 "free" laptops, which later cost thousands because the company had persuaded the school to sign a long-term lease agreement.
A laptop that has a price of between £350 and £400 is charged at £3,750
"They came to us and said we were going to be a flagship school so we'd get priority on various pieces of kit that came up or any promotions," James Loker-Steele, head of IT at Glemsford Primary in Suffolk, told the BBC.
"The sales person phoned us up and said: 'We've managed to source about 1,000 laptops, would you like any?'"
The school was given the impression the laptops were free, but was later left with a debt of £500,000 when the supplier, Direct Technology Solutions, went into administration and left the school exposed to liabilities.
When we phoned Direct Technology Solutions to ask for details, we were told that the company no longer existed, and the firm had also not responded to the BBC's request for comment.
An accountancy firm looking into the situation on the behalf of one of the banks with debt exposure told the BBC that the school was one of dozens of victims.
As well as facing crippling bills, the accountant also said schools were being overcharged. "For example, a laptop that has a price of between £350 and £400 is charged at £3,750," an accountant told the BBC. "Some schools were having 100-200 laptops delivered at this price."
In a statement, the Department for Education blamed the issue on "very poor decision making from schools and opportunistic/predatory sales tactics from suppliers".
Yeah, but PCs are dead cheap...
I met one of these predatory type salesmen once, they're really only interested in maximising commission and have absolutely no qualms or morals to get in the way. They should have their tongues cut out.
By SwissMac on 9 Jan 2012
£3,750 for a laptop?!?
You sure they weren't just MacBooks? :-)
I work for a local authority, and several years ago I attended a talk by our Corporate Procurement about the pitfalls of going outside the corporate contracts.
Most of the horror stories were about schools. And at the time, about photocopiers.
I sometimes suspect the Conservative government of the time only brought in Local Management of Schools, so their chums could cheerfully fleece the taxpayers pocket.
By Penfolduk01 on 9 Jan 2012
Council procurement policy..
..needs a total overhaul. Our local school insists on every pupil having a laptop and "offers" a monthly purchase option, which over two years, exceeds £800 for a Lenovo laptop, barely worth £300.
I refused and bought my son a far superior netbook for a fraction of the price.
And yes, the netbook had a higher spec. than their laptop!
@Penfolduk01 - The last government continued the same policy, for over a decade, so it's a case of corrupt and lazy politicians rather than party policies.
By cheysuli on 9 Jan 2012
It's easy for crooks to rip off decent people
@cheysuli - I don't particularly want to get into a political bust up. The fact that 'New Labour' continued a Tory policy is hardly a knock-out punch!
Local Management of Schools (LMS) came as part of the 1987 Education Act and was, for the most part, a good thing. The subsequent 'Free Market' reforms, like Acadamies were not.
The current government's allegedly 'de-centralising' Free Schools will be a step too far. If Free Schools take off (they aren't yet) they will be completely outside of any democratic control. Instead Central Government will fund them directly using a National funding formula, in place of the Local ones we have at present.
This sets the scene for incredible amounts of incompetence, sleaze and corruption in the running of our schools.
In one of the commonest scenarios a group of 'local parents' will be allowed to set up a school, then outsource the running to a commercial company. Many are posed to move in.
Said company will enter into contracts with other 3rd parties landing the schools with the liabilities for overprioced assetts, and boosting corporate profits. Greed 101 dera boy.
This whole nonsense will make the venal Private Finance Initiative (PFI), which has already cost both Schools and The NHS (i.e we tax payers) an arm & a leg [sic] look like a kids naughtiness.
You can't contrast Political parties ideologically these days - in the post Thatcher\Blair epoch they are ideology-free concerned only with careerism and management nostrums.
By wittgenfrog on 10 Jan 2012
It seems ironic that the organisations that teach our children reading, writing and arithmetic can't see through these 'deals' for what they are. I suppose the real question is who is accountable for these agreements and the processes in place for the schools to purchase equipment – if the culture is that these deals are the only way to get kit then they will follow that path regardless.
By sipart on 10 Jan 2012
Then we agree on the critical points.
Politicians are crooks.
Schools are forced to overpay for outdated sub-standard technology.
Tax payers are fleeced (again).
By cheysuli on 10 Jan 2012
Sadly the people that pull off these scams are good, very good. They fool not only schools, but the NHS, the MOD and of course other Private Companies.
For example.
I worked for Vulture Capital during the height of the boom. They were doing £Billion deals at the time.
In the early oughties a very large IT company managed to con the PR Department into spending nearly £300,000 on a truly crappy proprietary website. This was essentially based on static pages and used a Java engine on the server. If you can fool people who make living by being smart and sneaky, everyone else is easy!
Schools' purchasing is completely fragmented and the responsibility of the Schools. Many LEAs offer a paid-for service and act on behalf of schools for a fee.
Many schools outsource IT provision & services, including purchasing to 3rd parties, big & small.
Mostly these arrangements work, becuase most suppliers are honest and decent.
Where they do go wrong the school is initially responsible for any accrued debt, or costs.
Technically it might be possible to try and sue the Governors (who are ultimately 'responsible').However in reality LEAs and Government can't afford for schools to go broke, and have to bail them out.
Should there be a proliferation of Acadamies and Free Schools, Private companies will increasingly 'Manage' schools instead of the Governors in partnership with LEAs. You can be sure that they won't have any accountability, either moral or financial to the taxpayer....
By wittgenfrog on 10 Jan 2012
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Peggy Temple, a teacher, curriculum coordinator and director of Rachel's Challenge at Lokelani Intermediate School in Kihei, has inspired a culture of compassion among her students by having them perform daily acts of thoughtfulness and kindheartedness.
"Making the world a better place with one act of kindness at a time is our vision at Lokelani Intermediate," said Temple, who, this past August, initiated a school training program in partnership with the Rachel's Challenge group.
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Rachel's Challenge is a nonprofit foundation set up by the Scott family in honor of their daughter, Rachel, who was the first victim of the 1999 Columbine tragedy. Once invited, the organization comes into the school and instructs students on how to initiate and sustain a chain reaction that can transform their school and community.
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"The Friends of Rachel (FOR) Club, started in August 2013, keeps that training alive on campus all year," said Temple, who, as program coordinator, looked into getting FOR lessons to share with the teachers and for club activities. It was during this time that Temple came across the Pay It Forward Day Foundation and the International Day of Kindness.
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Starting in November 2013, Temple applied for the proclamation from Gov. Neil Abercrombie and then asked Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa to also proclaim the date as Pay It Forward Day.
With a "yes" from the governor and the mayor, preparations began.
"We made a map of the world that showed all of the 67 countries involved in the Pay It Forward movement, as well as of the participating states, which now proudly includes Hawai'i." Temple said.
The club members decided to observe an entire week of kindness from April 21 to 25. Cards were made for the students to sign following their random acts of thoughtfulness, which would then be passed on to another student. Flyers were distributed and posters put up around the school. They celebrated the newly proclaimed Pay It Forward Day with an ice cream social.
On Monday, April 21, five student representatives of the FOR Club went to the mayor's office along with Temple to receive the two proclamations.
"The concepts of selfless giving and intentional acts of kindness resonate with me," said Deputy Mayor Keith Regan, a co-founder of the Aloha Initiative who delivered the message for the mayor. "Helping people without the expectation of receiving anything in return is one of the most rewarding experiences."
"Thinking about the many good deeds the youth of Lokelani Intermediate School and the FOR Club would do this week--and hopefully for their lifetime--is moving," said Regan. "I hope their initiative becomes a model for other schools in our county and state to follow, and that the number of intentional acts of kindness continues to grow. We are very proud of them."
"Kindness is fun to do," said Lokelani seventh-grader Marcil Choun, a member of FOR. "We work as a team and help each other. We give great ideas on how to assist, from opening a door to giving a pencil to someone without."
When the ceremony at the mayor's office ended, the group went to Ruby's for lunch. At the restaurant, the manager heard the Pay It Forward students were there, and immediately asked them for flyers and cards so that the restaurant could participate.
"It was a great tribute to the day and a great response for our students to see!" Temple said, noting that offensive incidents in the school are at an all-time low.
"We are hoping that this day, April 24, takes off throughout Maui County, so that next year we can plan activities with other schools, organizations and other islands," said Temple, who will be teaching an elective Rachel's Challenge/Pay It Forward class next year at Lokelani.


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Some pics from Glasgowbury!
More to follow! X)
Some pics from Glasgowbury!
More to follow! X)
Our live performances at BBC Introducing and 1 Big Weekend here
From our gig with the Red Velvetines on 10th May 2013 at Masons!
Courtesy of Tara McGinley
Our appearance at Greenroom Live, Letterkenny!
Had a fabulous time, we will definitely be back here!
A rare full band shot courtesy of the rawkin Ciara McMullan Photography!!
Link Academy Fundraiser, Sandinos/Derry.
15th March 2013
Wyldling at Link Academy Fundraiser, Sandinos, Derry.
15th March 2013
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The love in the Back Room at Sandinos Bar was immense! x)
MEGA LOVE to all who attended! :)
Many thanks to the The Wood Burning Savages for having us, you guys were awesome last night! And of course to Conor O'Kane (outstanding) and the Gatefolds (rawkin mclaughlin)!!
Speaking of McLaughlin check out this mix where a preview of my forthcoming collaboration release with Sirkus Sirkuz (aka Decky McLaughlin of Japstars fame) is included as a remix!
You can hear the snippet between 44m10secs and 45m 20secs, though I recommend the full mix for a sunny Saturday afternoon!
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Come celebrate with Derry's favourite square wave orchestra, The Wood Burning Savages & Friends as they birth their debut EP!
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