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Don`t like your baby ? Have it murdered !!!
Yes, that is right folks, if for any reason you have decided that you do not want your baby, simply have it Murdered.
"MSNBC host says newborn infants dont count as alive unless parents decide they do, infanticide is the new abortion.
Today Natural News denounces Melissa Harris-Perry, the latest talking head death worshipper to publicly imply that she supports the murder of living, breathing newborn children.
According to Harris-Perry, life begins when the parents feel like life begins.
And together with some twisted new ethics arguments from the radical left, this can include months or years after a child is born."
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Judgement is coming, time is fast running out !!!
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Narcissism gone mad.
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Love the Sinner but not the Sin.
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For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against Principalities, against Powers,
against the Rulers of the Darkness of this world, against Spiritual Wickedness in high places.
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A Feminist is a human being who has lost her way and turned vicious. If you meet one on the road as you
Go your Own Way, offer kindness but keep your sword drawn.
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As is the opportunistic nature of the radical left, once a broadening of existing definitions is made, thus the cycle begins once more.
The wicked flee when none pursueth. Proverbs 28:1
'Rise like Lions after slumber In unvanquishable number - Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you - Ye are many - they are few.'
Percy Bysshe Shelley
"When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty. "
Thomas Jefferson
The internet has been a lifeboat for men's opposition to the floodings of feminism.
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It all boils down to late term abortion and textbook narcissism.
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Greed is for amateurs.
Knowledge without wisdom is a load of books on the back of an ass.
Scorn and mockery towards men in need is one of the reasons feminism is dying as we speak!.
While the killing of young children (infanticide) is nothing new to any society in the world, the acceptability of it in modern times is a natural result of the abortion laws, where even babies who are old enough to be kept alive by modern medical practices may also be killed under the concept of 'her body, her choice.'
Some countries still have infanticide law that makes mothers not guilty of murder for killing young children, sometimes up to the age of 5.
In the USA, claims that infanticide is illegal started in 2003, were confirmed in 2007 but are still being challenged and women often get the minimal sentence allowed by law. A child is three times more likely to be murdered before school age than at any other time in its life.
The UK's Infanticide Act is just one example of law where men are discriminated against - though I would far rather the law be scrapped than be made equal for men! However, some judges want the law to be relaxed so that even more women could be found innocent of murdering their child.
A part of Canada's Infanticide legislation is being challenged but even though Canada leads in much of the debunking of the excuses for such laws, the supreme court has upheld the law. The debate on infanticide rages on.
Like the USA, Australia's laws on infanticide vary with some states permitting it or otherwise allowing for reduced sentence. Some years ago, there was talk of a federal law but I'm unsure if it was passed. The debate on the cause of infanticide continues.
Since 1910, South Africa has had a legal definition of Infanticide but has varied over the years in its acceptability. Currently, the law gives children the full protection of the law, just as with any other person. Interestingly, the social/media definition of infanticide includes a child before birth, and many articles in South Africa that cover the subject point to the horrendous number of infanticides - by their definition - in the USA.
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Feminism's ridiculous reality can be hard to separate from the laughably ridiculous.
I like females - I admire femininity - I despise feminism
Even I am with you guys on this one. The killing live kids of healthy stock is beyond obscene*.
That said? Take care: Always remember that the "A" word is a major political trap for us. A pitfall. Feminists just LOVE it when we fight over this scam. When we oppose abortion with visceral conviction? The whole feminist world of misandry has a spontaneous, collective orgasm.
There exists good reason for the term "third rail of politics". Don't fall into the trap...
Another angle on MSNBC is that they, like even their rival and polar opposite Fox News are making sensational news statements only to divert public opinion from more pressing concerns. Like the poor economy and the NSA spying on everything we say and do.
It used to be that MSNBC under then leading political anchor Keith Olbermann and for a brief stint Rachel Maddow were taking a serious, and pointed look at US started wars of aggression. But then K/O was fired. Soon afterwards Maddow came over to the show and quickly toned down her anti war rhetoric. Was when she realized her new boss was GE: a major war toys profiteer.
All in all both Fox AND even MSNBC are working for the same team: Fox cheer leads for endless war and other right extremist ideologies... Meanwhile MSNBC (like Huff/Poo and Mother Jones) pretends to be a form of legitimate leftist dissent.
I think of them both the way comic legend Bill Hicks said of politicians:
"I'm voting for the puppet on the left..."
"Well I'm voting for the puppet on the right..."
"Hey look! The same guy is pulling the strings of both puppets!!! They're fucking us man...!!!"
* Back in the days before Roe vs Wade was decided a great many MD's had an unspoken rule: if a baby was born with severe birth defects and little to no chance of growing into a healthy child and developing a normal body and mind? That and if this poorly developed newborn was only going to be a HUGE burden on the state and/or the parents? The nurse would cover up for the doctor and child was quietly suffocated. Not the kind of decision anyone wants to make. Not even sure if I approve of it either but the idea had much practical merit. Frankly I'd rather such a child not even reach the third trimester though I'm equally certain many here would disagree. Glad I'm not in a position to make that kind of a call.
Plus: wouldn't an effort to help mothers to be with practical prenatal care be a far better use of resources than to continue spinning the ENDLESS (and unhelpful) so-called "Pro life vs Pro-Choice" argument? Some of you guys spend so much time debating this unsolvable problem that we all could have used our mental resources in something productive. LIKE prenatal care and adoption services.
Hey, I'm just sayin... THINK about the net result of your undertakings. No sense trying to learn how to better walk through quicksand. Just avoid it when you see it and WALK AROUND...
Who really knows what fraction of women have been raped or otherwise sexually assaulted? However I do know that every time I challenge the veracity of the commonly dispensed rape statistics I get falsely accused of hating women. Thus if false accusation is the immediate, knee jerk, mainstay of feminist response? What does this tell us about the majority of women making accusations of rape? Hey, I'm just asking...
According to Harris-Perry, life begins when the parents feel like life begins.
parents feel !!!!!!!!!
nowadays, more and more, the parents is the state with in-vitrio conception or anonymous sperm donors and payments for all and sundry needs from social security some years ago the parent state in Germany felt that life should end for subhumans - Jews Poles and Russians and other designated folk
- Make it acceptable for women to have children adopted at birth -- done
- Make it acceptable for women - and maybe even men - to have older children adopted -- done
- Legislate this state of affairs so that no-one can do any adopting without state approval -- done
- Next legislate state mandated adoptions -- done
- Make it acceptable for women to kill unborn children -- done
- Make it acceptable for women - and maybe even men - to kill young children -- in progress
- Make it acceptable for women and men to kill children because of some unwanted trait like deformity -- under discussion
- Make it acceptable for women and men to kill children because of some unwanted trait like wrong gender -- under discussion
- Make it acceptable for women and men to kill children because of some unwanted trait like undesirable race -- not yet acceptable
- Legislate this terrible state of affairs so that no-one can do any killings without state approval -- almost done
- Next legislate state mandated killings -- not yet acceptable
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Feminism's ridiculous reality can be hard to separate from the laughably ridiculous.
I like females - I admire femininity - I despise feminism
Once again,its just because the women have the authority of deciding abortions that such sweeping statements can be made.
In the area of women protection,all they wanted initially was a safe environment for women to work and play,that the law criminalise undue harassment and violations towards women.Next they introduce the idea of victim blaming,making it impossible for us to advocate that the potential targets practice discretion to protect herself.And how,theyve even pushed for a legislation to deny the rights of prosecutors to check with the "victim" how she was dressed or behaving at the time of the attack,just on grounds of "nothing justifies molest/rape".In essence,we are left to guess if the victim was a true victim that day,minding her own business yet getting attacked,or was she promiscuous or behaving provocatively,offending others and asking for trouble.we as society end up having to either blindy support them,or blindy DON'T support them,which leads to genuine victims not getting the support they deserve.
what next i wonder?Why hasnt the so-called "men in power" realised this and acted upon it?
That is the reason i once posted on secular blog,that the "men in power" shouldve made the feminists sign a treaty of equality,that if the fems break that treaty all rights and privileges given to women be revoked;if that were so it wouldnt be us men lamenting and unable to do a thing,it'd be the women community who wouldnt let the fems run rampant.
This original article is not very useful. I don't really know through it what she actually said, and she doesn't have any power anyway. I'm sure this is a real issue but that does a very poor job of convincing me there might be a problem.
Now the one idea being proposed that really is objectionable is that it is the subjective feeling of the parents that should determine whether the child should have his life protected. I don't know if anyone honestly believes that, but if their actions support it it's naturally OK to point that out. But until someone can post a better source than this loon, there's nothing that can be said more.
I actually think this is a more complex issue than propagandists would have you believe. You could see my posts back here A collection of dumped babies - Victoria's Secret .
I for one as Liam has just mentioned believe that whether the baby has 'severe birth defects' should be a big deal. No one wants to talk about that mainly because no one wants to think of it happening to them. I don't think anyone seriously doubted that such babies could or should be killed until Christianity came around and even then it continued to be practised most of the time. The fact that people can consider it a sound, or even the only reasonable, decision to kill it during pregnancy for that reason but not to do so after birth is really disturbing. Even if we could perfectly reliably and in all cases diagnose such problems in early pregnancy it wouldn't change the moral issue, and therefore I think his comment:
is not really pertinent, though I know he just didn't completely think it through as I have.Quote from Liam O'Callan"
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the abortion industry is another star in the lousy, amoral selfserving feminit idology : implicit in it is that wimyn living in the First World, largly created for wimyn by men, have been short shrifted and have suffered privations and discrimination and all sorts of other nasty stuff - all at the hands of men
Are you sure that this is an accurate quote? I'm sure "parents" is a euphemism for "mothers."According to Harris-Perry, life begins when the parents feel like life begins.
The death of women in childbirth hurts the men they leave behind more than the women who die.
Domestic Violence isn't funny...unless men are the victims.
I have no doubts that it will be male children that will be put to death in greater numbers then female children.
When the femanazis tell me it's their way or the highway I tell them to fuck off and die, because at lest the highway leads to new and intresting places, their ways is a dead end.


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connective tissues, which are tissues that help to maintain the structure of the body and include the tissues covering muscle (fascia), cartilage and fat. Though these tumors have a tendency to invade surrounding tissues and organs (be aggressive), they rarely spread to more distant parts of the body (metastasize). Desmoid tumors occur in 2-5 people per million and are most often found in the muscles of the shoulder or abdominal wall, though they can occur in other parts of the body as well.[1] The first signs that a desmoid tumor is growing include a growing mass or lump; if the mass presses on other parts of the body, it could cause moderate pain, numbness, tingling, or limit the movement of limbs.[2] A desmoid tumor is usually diagnosed by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) followed by a biopsy. Treatment consists of surgery to remove as much of the tumor as possible; radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or hormone therapy may also be used to reduce the chance that the tumor might regrow following surgery.[1] The cause of desmoid tumors is not completely clear; however, approximately 5% of these tumors are associated with an inherited colon cancer syndrome known as familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP).[3]A desmoid tumor is the abnormal growth of cells in
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"1966 was a great year for English football. Eric was born." Damn right. Seldom can anybody, let alone a Frenchman, have taken British culture so rapidly by storm. For two years, Eric Cantona has played for Manchester United and become a crucial part in our club's revival. In that time, there has been praise and there has been condemnation, but always a sense of awe.
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A motorcycle rider lost his life for the first time in the history of the Redbud Trail near Buchanan.
It happened during a motocross practice run on Labor Day, September 1st. 29-year old Matt Thompson of Argos lost control of his motorcycle and suffered a broken neck.
Thompson had plenty of experience riding. He was introduced to the sport at the tender age of five.
Thompson was also eager to pass his love for the sport along to his son, four year old Ryley. Dad gave Ryley his first dirt bike—on the boy's first birthday.
"He (Ryley) understands that daddy's in heaven now, and he thinks he's building a dirt bike track up there," said Kristy Sears, who is Ryley's mother. "That's the easiest way we could do to explain that to him."
Ryley was with his dad at the track that fateful day, when Matt became the first rider in Redbud history to suffer injuries that proved fatal.
"He just came up a little jump and then he was on a flat surface and lost control of the bike," said Matt's mother, Patty Thompson. "Then the accident happened."
Just like that, a man who fixes airplanes for a living suffered a broken neck.
Just like that, some of Matt's friends in motocross were inspired to go out and buy neck protection devices made specifically for motocross riders.
"It's basically a brace that goes around your neck and it moves up and down when you're riding to help prevent if you were to fall then it would move with you, your head can not move backwards in anyway it can just move sideways," said Sears.
While Sears believes such a device could have saved Matt's life, others in the family disagree.
"I'm sure that even if that neck apparatus was available for him, that Matt was such a freedom rider that he probably wouldn't have worn it anyway," said Patty Thompson.
Kristy Sears feels riders shouldn't have a choice in the matter: "I know they require race car drivers to wear them (neck protection devices) I don't see a big difference," Sears said. "I think the A.M.A. (American Motocross Association) needs to consider making it mandatory that all riders wear these."
Matt Thompson was a 1997 graduate of Argos High School. Thompson was splitting his time between Indianapolis—where he was employed as an airline mechanic, and Argos where he returned three days a week to spend time with his son.
A trust fund has been set up for the boy at the 1st Source Bank branch in Argos.


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Innovative Approach Allows Janus Snowmen to be Synthesized
Organic solutions dispersed with charged nanoparticles offer exciting opportunities for applications ranging from drug delivery to the optical displays. Researchers have now prepared an organic solution of Janus nanoparticles having both negatively and positively charged regions.
Janus particles are hybrid particles with two chemically distinct regions. They can be made in several ways, such as by trapping the particles in a solid medium that masks one side of the particle during chemical processing, or by joining two particles with distinct chemical properties together. He and his co-workers used the latter approach in combination with liquidliquid interface reactions to prepare snowman-like dipolar nanoparticles, in all shapes and sizes.
The researchers first prepared negatively charged gold nanoparticles in an organic solution. They synthesized citrate-coated gold nanoparticles, and then reacted the gold nanoparticles with a polymer known as PEG-POSS. The resulting PEG-POSS-coated gold nanoparticles were amphiphilichaving a polar water-soluble group and a nonpolar water-insoluble partand could mix well with organic solvents. They then formed their dipolar snowman-like Janus nanoparticles (pictured) by mixing the organic solution containing negatively charged gold nanoparticles with an aqueous solution containing positively charged silica nanoparticles.
In contrast to traditional syntheses of coated nanoparticles, which rely on ligand exchange, this novel method allows the nanoparticles to retain their negative charge. The transfer of positively charged nanoparticles, nanorods and neutral silica nanoparticles into organic solutions is also possible.
In the synthesis, because PEG-POSS is bound to the gold nanoparticles by hydrogen bonds and non-covalent interactions, these ligands are easily lost. This is an important feature that allows the snowmans head to be glued onto the body. When the aqueous solution of silica particles with positively charged surface was poured carefully onto the top of the organic solution of PEG-POSS-coated gold nanoparticles, a red layer of Janus particles was formed at the interface between the two solutions. Removing the red layer with a pipette encouraged the formation of more Janus particles. These Janus particles are unique because they are composed of one large positively charged silica particle and several small negatively charged gold nanoparticles.
The researchers are now planning to create an optical display device from their dipolar Janus particles. There are opposing charges in a single particle, so once a direct current is applied, the particle can flip. We therefore hope to achieve a switchable element as a pixel in an optical display, says He.
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hope by forcing Joe Hart into one decent save already. (AB)
15:30 You can read all the manager's post-match quotes on the homepage now. (GT)
15:27 Nani has been talking to MUTV: "There is anger from the players,of course, because we wanted to win. We're disappointed to lose four goals. But that's football. It can happen sometimes. We have to keep believing in our qualities because we still have a great oppportunity to win the title." (GT)
15:02 Sir Alex also spoke to Sky Sports after the game and said this: "We need to get a result at the Etihad and there is no reason why we can't do that." He added that it will be the "biggest derby match we've ever played." I'm already very nervous! (GT)
14:48 Sir Alex has been speaking to MUTV. "We've given ourselves a real task at the Etihad. We'll go there only three points ahead. We should have seen the game out at 4-2." He obviously expects City to beat Wolves - kick off at Molineux in an hour or so. (AB)
14:27 Goals from Wayne Rooney (2), Nani and Danny Welbeck - some of them glorious - looked to have won it for United. But some sloppy defending was punished by Nikica Jelavic (twice), Marouane Fellaini and Steven Pienaar. Ouch. A painful draw, feels more like a defeat. (AB)
14:26 Incredible game - but a terrible outcome from our point of view. The Reds were 4-2 up with eight minutes to go and somehow managed to drop two big points in the title race. (AB)


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Public and Private School Accreditation and Approval Frequently Asked Questions
Updated: July 2012
1. What is the role of the State Board of Education (SBE) in accreditation and approval?
SBE annually:
SBE establishes accreditation procedures and recognizes accrediting bodies for approved private schools.
Accreditation is a voluntary process for granting public recognition to institutions that meet external standards of quality.
3. Does Washington require schools to be accredited?
Schools can choose whether to seek accreditation. State law does not require public or private schools in Washington to be accredited.
Approval is a mandatory quality assurance process to confirm that a school/district is meeting the basic education requirements of the state. State law requires all schools in Washington to be approved in order to provide education. Schools must be approved before they can seek accreditation.
5. How does accreditation differ from approval?
Approval is mandatory; accreditation is voluntary.
6. What does approval mean for public schools?
Public school districts must document annually that they meet the minimum requirements for total instructional hour offerings, 180-day school year, and the state-mandated graduation requirements. This documentation is called Basic Education Act compliance.
7. What does approval mean for private schools?
Private schools must document annually that they meet minimum requirements for health and safety, total instructional hours, certified teachers, 180-day school year, curriculum that includes instruction in designated basic skills in sufficient units to meet State Board of Education graduation requirements, and administrative policies. Private school approval procedures are detailed on OSPI's website.
Students who attend Washington private schools that are not approved are considered truant, unless the student is also engaged in one of the following activities:
8. Who accredits Washington schools?
Washington schools typically seek accreditation through the AdvancED, Educational Service Districts (ESDs), or other recognized accrediting bodies.
AdvancED. AdvancED is dedicated to advancing excellence in education worldwide. The Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC) joined the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI) and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI) as an accreditation division of AdvancED. NWAC is one of the six regional accrediting bodies in the United States and serves schools, systems and education providers in seven states including Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.
Association of Educational Service Districts (AESD). The state's nine ESDs, through their association, have designed a collaborative accreditation process that combines both internal and external appraisal of the school's school improvement planning activities and School Improvement Plan (SIP).
The process requires schools to conduct an in-depth self-evaluation of their SIP and a companion evaluation of the school improvement planning process used to develop the plan. An ESD accreditation process team then conducts a review and schedules a one-day visit to verify understandings of the SIP and the planning process.
For more information regarding accreditation please contact the ESD contacts listed below:
9. What other accrediting bodies has the State Board of Education recognized for private schools?
SBE has recognized the accrediting bodies in the following table.


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| Biography - Laura Franceski / Women's Basketball
Season (2008-09): Named third-team
America East All-Conference ... the America East Player of the
Week for Jan. 25-Feb. 1 ... led the America East Conference with
2.8 blocks per game and was ninth with 6.0 rebounds per game
... her 78 blocks is the second-highest, single-season mark in
Binghamton program history ... ranked third on the Bearcat squad
with 8.7 points per game ... reached double figures in scoring
11 times and led the team in scoring five times ... recorded
a team-high four double doubles ... had six games with at least
five blocks ... poured in a season-high 22 points, had 11 rebounds
and tied both the school and conference record with eight blocks
at Maine on Jan. 31 ... turned in a 14-point, 13-rebound, two-block,
two-assist performance against Albany on Jan. 10 ... scored 15
points and grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds against UMBC on
Feb. 28.
Junior Season (2007-08): Appeared in all 30 games with 28 starts ... ranked first on the squad and second in the America East Conference with 1.90 blocks per game ... also ranked fourth on the team with 9.4 points per game and second with 5.3 rebounds per contest ... reached double figures in scoring 12 times and led the team in scoring five times ... posted a pair of double-doubles ... named the America East Conference Player of the Week on Jan. 21 ... scored a career-high 27 points and blocked a season-best six shots at UMBC on Jan. 16 ... turned in an 11-points, 11-rebound performance against Bucknell on Nov. 28 as well as a 12-point, 11-rebound effort against Boston on Jan. 12 ... grabbed a career-high 13 rebounds against Vermont on Feb. 5 ... named to the America East Academic Honor Roll.
Sophomore Season (2006-07): Appeared in all 31 games with 16 starts ... led the America East Conference with 1.84 blocks per game ... averaged 4.9 points and 4.5 rebounds per game ... her 57 blocked shots was the fifth-highest, single-season total in school history ... reached double figures in scoring three times ... led the team in rebounding four times and in blocks a team-high 20 times ... recorded nine games with at least three blocks ... scored nine points, grabbed seven rebounds and blocked a career-high seven shots against Hartford on Feb. 24 ... scored a career-high 12 points and blocked four shots against Vermont on Jan. 21 ... named to the America East Academic Honor Roll.
Freshman Season (2005-06): Appeared in 28 games ... scored a then career-high 10 points and grabbed six rebounds against Vermont on Jan. 24 ... recorded a career-high six blocks, scored nine points and added seven rebounds against New Hampshire on Feb. 9 ... had nine points, two blocks and season-highs with eight rebounds and two steals against Maine on Feb. 4.
Before Binghamton: A four-year letterwinner at North Pocono ... a three-year Lackawanna League all-star and two time league Player of the Year ... the Regional Player of the Year as a junior ... a second-team Class AAA all-state selection as a junior and third-team pick as a senior ... led North Pocono to the league and district titles twice during her high school career and the state quarterfinals once ... North Pocono was ranked No. 7 in the state during the 2004-05 season ... averaged 12.5 points, 11.0 rebounds and 8.5 blocks per game as a junior ... averaged 12.5 points, 10.0 rebounds and 5.5 blocks as a senior ... a member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Born Oct. 13, 1986 ... parents are James and Carol Franceski ... majoring in human development.


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October 3, 2013
Defense attorneys presented an investigation full of errors and police misconduct during the first-degree murder trial of Taybronne White on Thursday. The 28-year-old faces life in prison for the 2011 murders of Dustin Knighton, Lisa Hwang and Brian Daniels.
White's attorney, Edward Ungvarsky, only called two witnesses to the stand and rested his defense case in under two hours. Jurors were visibly surprised, but legal experts say the burden of proof lies with the Commonwealth's attorney, Ron Morris.
The Commonwealth has to prove it, the defense simply has to raise a reasonable doubt," said Charlottesville defense attorney Scott Goodman. "The defense is saying the Commonwealth has put on all this evidence but it doesn't amount to anything. It does not prove this man, Mr. White, is the one that killed these three people."
The prosecution called nearly 50 witnesses to testify, and spent over a week laying out the facts of the case. But the defense questioned the integrity of the evidence from the beginning, when former reserve deputy with the Greene County Sheriff's Department, James Shifflett, took the stand. Shifflett told the jury he had been convicted of one count of embezzlement for stealing money from the evidence room. He admitted to taking nearly $1,000 from White's evidence bin.
"If a jury, or juror, is looking for a reason not to accept the Commonwealth's case or giving every benefit of the doubt to the defendant...That's certainly a very significant circumstance in this case and one that's very unfavorable to the commonwealth," said Goodman.
Prosecutors say White shot and killed his three friends in a Honda Civic registered to one of the victims, after a botched robbery in Greene County. That car was found hours later on the side of Old Brook Road in Albemarle County. The defense's first witness was a lieutenant with the Louisa County Sheriff's Department called in to help investigate with K-9 Maggie. The officer testified they tracked a scent from the steering wheel of the car to the Abbington Crossing apartment complex on Saxton Avenue.
Testimony from the lead investigator in the case, Sgt. Rodney Snead, revealed that address could be linked to the 9mm pistol used in the murders. According to investigators, the gun was obtained by a felon through a straw purchase. The gun's owner, known by the nickname "Squirt" had a brother who lived on Saxton Court in the Abbington Crossing apartments.
Ungvarsky asked if anyone from the Greene County Sheriff's Dept. had ever collected DNA samples or finger prints from the gun's owner or his brother. Sgt. Snead said "no".
Closing arguments in the trial are scheduled for Monday, Oct. 7.
Oct. 3, 2013
After calling only two witnesses to the stand, the defense rested its case in the Taybronne White triple murder trial
Prosecutors say White shot and killed 3 people after a botched home invasion robbery in Greene County.
On Thursday, defense attorneys asked the lead investigator about the 9mm pistol used in the murders, and why the gun's owner was never investigated.
White is facing life in prison.


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Stephen J. Colaio died on Sept. 11, 2001. He was an employee of Cantor Fitzgerald. Cherished fiancée of Serena Giovi. Loving son of Victory and Mary. Beloved brother of Jean Colaio Steinbach and Mark J. Colaio. Mark, a senior managing director of Cantor Fitzgerald, is currently listed among the missing. Brother-in-law of Tanguy Nicolas Steinbach and June Colaio. Nephew of Gerard J. Colaio. Uncle of Delaney, Maximillian and Joseph. Stephen received his BS degree from St. John's University in 1993. Arrangements were made by the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel, New York, NY. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Ignatius Loyola Church. Interment at Fort Hill Cemetery, Montauk. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made in his memory to the Cantor Fitzgerald Foundation, 101 Park Ave., 45th floor, New York, NY 10178.
Margaret R. Fundus, of Hicksville, died suddenly on Sept. 11, 2001. Wife of the late Kenneth Sr. Mother of Margaret Ellen Hoppe, Barbara Ann Kastner, John, Kathryn Falzarano, JoAnn Feuge and Kenneth J. Jr. Grandmother of Christine, Ricky, Jimmy, Keith, Kelli, Katie, Cara, Kenneth E. and Jacqueline. Great-grandmother of Jack Henry. Sister of Dolores. Arrangements were made by the Francis P. DeVine Funeral Home, Oyster Bay. Funeral Mass at St. Ignatius Loyola RC Church. Interment Calverton National Cemetery. Donations can be made to St. Jude Children's Research Fund.
Frank Bonura, of Hicksville, died on Sept. 12, 2001. Husband of Matilda. Father of William, Dolores, Helen, Gary and Lisa. Brother of Marion, Dolores, Loretta and the late Rose. Grandfather of five. The family was cared for by the Thomas F. Dalton Funeral Home, Hicksville Chapel. Mass at Holy Family RC Church. Entombment Pinelawn Memorial Park.
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Game 1 of the NBA Finals rematch between the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs gets kicked off Thursday night. And so far, the story of the week leading up to tip-off has been that Tim Duncan said something interesting. Well, interesting by his standards. After their Western Conference Finals-clinch ... More >>
In case you missed it, Chris Bosh delivered some righteous nut punching on the Indiana Pacers on Monday as he helped the Heat take a commanding 3-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals. Also in case you missed it, Bosh made it clear on the Dan LeBatard Show on Tuesday that he wants to stay ... More >>
Not to get ahead of ourselves, but after last night's Heat thrashing of the Indiana Pacers, 102-90, we are looking ahead to the San Antonio Spurs (again) in the NBA Finals. Warning: The Spurs are really, really good. They top the Heat in most statistical categories, including NBA Finals appearances ... More >>
The Miami Heat took care of business Monday night, beating the Charlotte Bobcats 109-98 and sweeping their first round playoff series in the process. While there are plenty of game and series recaps to peruse, we at the Pulp like to dig deeper and get into some specific stuff you may or may not hav ... More >>
Mike Miller will be making his first visit back to the American Airlines Arena tonight since being amnestied and signing with the Memphis Grizzlies. And the Miami Heat have already announced that they'll be giving him his 2013 NBA championship ring during a special ceremony prior to tip-off. Acco ... More >>
President Barack Obama welcomed your NBA champion Miami Heat to the White House Tuesday afternoon, reliving the glory that was the 2012-13 season, Ray Allen's Game 6 shot, and poking fun at Mario Chalmers. Obama, who is known for being a big basketball fan, and has hosted LeBron James and Dwyane Wa ... More >>
In probably what is the least shocking news in the history of everything, former Chicago Bull and current TNT NBA analyst Steve Kerr says that the Miami Heat will fall short of a three-peat in 2014. In fact, he goes on to say that not only will the Heat not three-peat but that it'll not even make i ... More >>
According to multiple reports, the Miami Heat will amnesty Mike Miller. Although earlier reports said the Heat would not be exercising its amnesty clause this year, it looks like it's officially going to be Miller, AKA Let It Fly, AKA Teen Wolf, AKA Mystic Wolfman, AKA Pet Sematary, AKA Shoeless Mi ... More >>
When the Miami Heat signed Chris Andersen his past January, your friendly neighborhood Pulpist called the acquisition a "low-risk, high reward for a team desperately in need of a high-energy-crash-the-boards-at all-costs kind of a player." NAILED IT. And now, the Birdman will be returning, as the ... More >>
A Miramar teen was shot in the head on Thursday night, by what police suspect was a stray bullet fired outside the teen's home during celebrations for the Miami Heat's NBA championship victory. Brandon Reid, 15, was shot just below the ear from a bullet that came through the sliding glass door jus ... More >>
After a gut-wrenching series that featured ups and downs and had all our balls in our stomachs, the Miami Heat has completed its quest for back-to-back championships and defeated the San Antonio Spurs in an epic Game 7. LeBron James brought the devastation, scoring 37 points, grabbing 12 rebounds, ... More >>
After the Miami Heat players clobbered the San Antonio Spurs and crushed the spirits of Heat Haterz America and got their trophy, T-shirts, and caps, they headed into the locker room to spray champagne on one another and get the crazy started. The Miami Herald's Kabir Khiatani took some video of th ... More >>
Here we are. Game 7 has arrived, and all the happy good fun times of that crazy Game 6 victory have turned back to angst-ridden nervousness. We'd be having a lot more fun with this if our balls weren't in our assholes right now. Still, it's here, and we need to buck up and get prepped. And as Hea ... More >>
Seven seconds. The Miami Heat was seven seconds away from losing its NBA crown and watching the San Antonio Spurs celebrate a championship on its home court. Heat fans were seven seconds away from having their hearts ripped out of their chests and their souls condemned to a weary and sullen existe ... More >>
Just as it was in Game 3 of these roller coaster NBA Finals, the San Antonio Spurs caught fire in Game 5, and torched the Miami Heat with a 60 percent shooting performance that has the world champs at the brink of total destruction. The series switches back to Miami (finally!), and the Heat will n ... More >>
Remember when Dwyane Wade was a liability to the Heat in these Finals and we all wrote him off, like a bunch of assholes? Pffft. Wade dropped his pants, and then he dropped 32 points in Miami's 109-93 Game 4 beatdown of the San Antonio Spurs to even the series at two-games apiece. MV3 turned on t ... More >>
The Miami Heat entered San Antonio for Game 3 looking to build on its Game 2 19-point blowout win and take a 2-1 series lead. Instead, the Heat was routed 133-77, destroyed by a barrage of three-pointers from the Spurs that never seemed to end. Every time you looked, the Spurs were hitting anothe ... More >>
With the Heat facing the prospect of having to travel to San Antonio down 0-2 in their best-of-seven NBA Finals series, Miami found itself in its most must-win game of the season on Sunday night. The Spurs had come off a gut-punching victory over Miami in Game 1, highlighted by a Tony Parker's circ ... More >>
The Miami Heat were off to a fast start in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. From the tip-off, they controlled the tempo, played strong defense, and actually hit open J's. And then the fourth quarter happened. And the Heat suddenly morphed into a bunch of assholes in sneakers. And the Spurs' Tony Parker ... More >>
So last night didn't exactly go as planned. Thanks to some Globetrotter gymnastics on the part of Tony Parker, San Antonio took the lead in the NBA finals 1-0. Something certainly kick-started the old-ass Spurs on the court. It might have just been the fact that they were playing for all the marbles ... More >>
Did you know that Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and the San Antonio Spurs kicks off tonight? True story! And while we're all living in the midst of one the most dynamic, exciting basketball players in the history of the game with LeBron James, the majority of Basketball America i ... More >>
As LeBron James has plowed through the league in a Heat uniform, laying waste to NBA teams and haters since arriving in the summer of 2010, one nagging "report" has continued to nag at the center of it all: LeBron might opt out of his 2014 Miami Heat contract and go back to Cleveland! While those i ... More >>
Prior to Sunday's big-time-holy-crap-it's-maybe-a-possible-NBA-Finals-preview game against the mighty San Antonio Spurs, Miami Heat Head Coach Erik Spoelstra announced that the team would be without LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Mario Chalmers. All three were apparently dinged up and in need of re ... More >>
NBA.com took their annual general manager survey recently and, according to the consensus, the Miami Heat will repeat as NBA champions, this time beating the L.A. Lakers. The thirty GMs of the NBA were asked 57 questions with topics ranging from who will win the MVP, to best off-season moves, to be ... More >>
The Miami Heat will begin their NBA title defense next week. It's been a harrowing journey since the Big Three came together in the Summer of 2010. The whole world watched and hated and delighted when they failed to beat the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Finals. Then they were forced to eat it hard w ... More >>
There's a new favorite in town.One game into this year's NBA playoffs and the Miami Heat are the new Las Vegas favorites to win the championship. Going into this weekend, the two-time defending champion Lakers were still the odds-on favorite, generally going at about 5-to-2 odds in most books.But ... More >>
Dwyane Wade's long, public divorce and custody battle finally came to a conclusion at the end of last week, with a Chicago judge awarding the father custody of his two young sons. The next day, the Heat avenged a 30-point loss to the San Antonio Spurs with a 30-point stomping of their own.While d ... More >>
San Antonio is more entertaining than you think
With stars aching, Heat should chill
Your 2007-08 Heat: Winless when it doesnt count
We just buy his jersey
And make room for Pit Bulls


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Bikers, skinheads, punks and coeds love getting bent at the PV, the divey-est dive in Tempe.
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Giving new meaning to "Under the Sea," these structures are designed to not only survive underwater but to thrive there.
Poseidon Resorts, Fiji
While construction has been on hold for years, Poseidon will have no trouble hooking guests if it's ever completed. Plans call for 24 undersea suites with 4-inch-thick transparent Plexiglas windows to let guests take in the world under the sea. Although all the suites will be connected to a permanently fixed main corridor, they'll be detachable stand-alone modules that can resurface if necessary.
Visitors would access Poseidon's suites airlocks with carbon fiber doors. This form of entry and exit allows the resort to keep its interior at surface pressure, lessening the possibility of any physiological side effects such as decompression.
Water Discus Hotel, Dubai
Dubai is no stranger to extreme feats of engineering, and its Water Discus Hotel aims to become the first underwater lodging in the emirate. The structure will include both an above-water and below-water section (both are disc-shaped like something out of Star Wars, but their actual sizes isn't yet determined). The above-water disc will be connected to a series of satellite discs housing the hotel's spa, garden, and swimming pool. The below-water disc features 21 two-person rooms, a dive center, and a bar that will let you drink with the fishes. A vertical shaft containing an elevator and a staircase will offer access between the two.
Design mechanics call for five solid legs to extend down from the lower disc and stabilize the structure on the seabed, while keeping it easily mobile in case the undersea portion needs to resurface for repairs. In the unlikely event of flooding, the hotel's satellite discs are buoyant and can be released and used as flotation devices. Additional high-tech perks include underwater internet and an upper-deck landing pad for helicopters. Oh, and the hotel rotates.
Ithaa Undersea Restaurant, Maldives
Seafood takes on new meaning at Rangali Island's underwater restaurant; a 14-seat eatery located 16 feet below the water's surface. The boat-size structure is encased in a transparent acrylic tunnel offering 270-degree exterior views, so it's almost like dining in a fish tank. Visitors descend into the restaurant via a spiral staircase that's located in a thatched pavilion at the end of a jetty.
Ithaa was built in Singapore and then transported to the Maldives, where workers situated the 175-ton structure on the sea floor by filling it with 85 tons of sand ballast. They then attached the restaurant to four steel piles (each of which had been vibro-hammered approximately 15 feet into the seabed) with concrete.
Aquarius Reef Base, Florida Keys
Underwater research laboratories, more popular in the 1960s and '70s, have gone out of style. Aquarius is the only one still operating. Owned by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and operated by the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, Aquarius is an 80-ton cylindrical chamber located 63 feet underwater and 3-1/2 miles offshore. It's attached to a 116-ton base plate for stability.
The laboratory is divided into a live and work area, Main Lock, and an Entry Lock that contains a bathroom, electrical panels, and communications and life support systems. These two parts are then connected by an air lock. Aquarius also has a wet porch that offers entry to the sea through a moon pool, which keeps the chamber at ambient pressure—the same pressure as the water outside. This overall design lets workers return to the surface without having to use a decompression chamber.
Jules' Undersea Lodge, Key Largo, Fla.
What began in the early '70′s as La Chalupa Research Laboratory has been an undersea lodge for the past 30 years. Guests dive down to the submersed hotel and enter via a 5 x 7–foot moon pool at the bottom of the structure, 21 feet below the sea's surface. Compressed air keeps the lodge from flooding.
Despite the lodge's lack of above-water entry you don't have to be a certified diver to stay overnight. While no certified divers once descended to the lodge by breathing air pumped through a large hose, Jules' now offers a 3-hour course to assure safe entry.
BioSUB, Australia
Though built as a temporary structure, BioSUB helped show the world what it's like to live underwater. In 2007, Australian marine biologist Lloyd Godson spent nearly two weeks in the 10-foot-long yellow steel box, 15 feet beneath the surface of a lake. BioSUB's energy came from a mix of onshore solar panels and Godson's pedal power. Oxygen came via an onsite algae garden housed in a biocoil. (It's a coiled plastic tube that acts as a gas-exchange system and runs on carbon dioxide, light, and water—in this case, Godson's own urine.)
Cancun Underwater Museum (MUSA), Mexico
Opened to the public in November 2009, the Cancun Underwater Museum features more than 400 life-size sculptures sitting on the sea floor in 28 feet of water. It's a museum without walls, and each work of art is made from pH neutral clay that encourages the growth of corals and attracts sea life so the sculptures will grow and change over time.
Artist Jason de Caires Taylor plans to add 63 new pieces to the museum this July, including a kinetic sculpture boasting wings made of living fan coral and The Listener, which features an underwater device that projects nearby sounds. MUSA is accessible to divers and snorkelers.


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