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CURTIS Haas may not have forced a young woman to take a batch of morphine pills. But Manitoba justice officials say that doesn't give him a free pass for her death.
Closing arguments began Thursday in a potentially precedent-setting trial.
Haas, 52, has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter for the October 2007 death of 20-year-old Wendy Henry. She stopped breathing after taking morphine given to her by Haas. He gave a series of statements to police in which he claimed, "You buy drugs from a drug dealer and take them, that's your responsibility."
Crown attorney Anne Krahn told court it's not so simple.
"You can't just blame them because they took morphine pills you provided on an illegal basis," she said in her final argument Thursday. Henry and another woman who lived in the same apartment block as Haas both overdosed within 24 hours of each other. The other woman survived.
Haas originally told police Henry wanted the morphine from him to "get high." He later changed his story, claiming she needed it to deal with chronic pain. He also told a different version to a security guard in his building, claiming Henry had "gotten into" his stash.
"(Haas) wants you to believe he was just a helper, giving pain relief to people who needed it," said Krahn. "He tends to minimize, to downplay his accountability for what happened here."
Defence lawyer Darren Sawchuk is expected to make his arguments today.
The case is believed to be the first in Manitoba in which an overdose death resulted in charges against the person alleged to have provided the drug. Winnipeg police have said similar arrests and prosecutions could follow if the case results in a conviction.
Haas told police he was a recovering addict and accident-prone, with the scars from many injuries to prove it. He said he only took prescription medication, such as sleeping pills and Tylenol 3. Haas admitted to acquiring "street morphine" but wouldn't identify the source.
Haas told detectives he met Henry when she went in his apartment block to visit her mother. When Henry overdosed, Haas called 911 and performed CPR. A detective asked Haas if he felt morally responsible for Henry's death.
"I only meant to help her," he said. "I didn't mean for anything else to happen."
Henry lived with her father and two younger siblings, filling her days caring for her two-year-old daughter, working with disabled children for the Winnipeg School Division, and taking sign-language classes.
A 1993 Supreme Court ruling upheld a conviction against an Ontario man who injected a young woman with cocaine after a party. The victim, who asked to receive the drug, died of a heart attack. The Crown was able to prove what is known as "unlawful act" manslaughter, saying the drug injection was illegal and the dealer should have known it was liable to cause bodily harm.
In 2008, a Saskatchewan woman who overdosed on crystal meth sued the man who gave her the drug in what is believed to be the first legal victory of its kind in Canada.

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ABUJA (AFP) – Nigeria, west Africa regional powerhouse, said Tuesday that it would send about 600 troops to Mali as part of a west African military force to wrest control of northern Mali from Islamist extremists.
"Nigeria is expected to send about 600 troops out of the 3,200 (3,300) pledged by ECOWAS," deputy defence minister Olusola Obada said when she received a representative of the British prime minister in the Sahel region in her office.
"I want to say that today, the Sahel is of great concern to everybody in the subregion and the international community. The issue of the Sahel is not an issue localised within West Africa and Africa alone.
The British envoy, Stephen O'Brien, was in Abuja for talks on the rising insecurity in the Sahel, especially the crisis in northern Mali and in areas where Britain can help Nigeria play a crucial role.
"It is of international concern because there we have cells of terrorists that are everyday causing us a lot of problems for the people of Mali," Obada said.
"And I believe that the support that we need to get from the UK and other international partners is to ensure that Mali regains her territory in the North."
Tuareg rebels and armed Islamists, some with links to Al-Qaeda, took control of the vast northern region of Mali, once considered one of west Africa's most stable democracies, after a March coup in the capital Bamako created a power vacuum.
Regional west African bloc ECOWAS agreed earlier this month to send 3,300 troops to Mali.
European Union foreign ministers have agreed in principle to send a military mission to train Mali combat units.
The African Union has also endorsed a plan for military intervention to regain control of Mali's desert north and restore the authority of the state.
The force will be composed of troops from Nigeria, Senegal, Niger, Burkina Faso, Ghana and Togo but also possibly from countries outside the region.


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Only do the espresso color, here, guys. This thing is a thing of beauty to me. Frankly, it could work its way right through every phase of your (or your kids') life... The drawers on the bottom anchor the shape of this in such a great proportion, allowing the symmetry of the baskets and boxes to gracefully climb up to the fun stuff up top... This functions for a child's room, a teen's room, and works its way right into being a beautiful display area in a living room or a library wall storage unit. Would seriously help in a room with minimal closet storage!!


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Photoshop Touch
I've just spent a few days taking Photoshop Touch for a serious run. Touch is only recently available for IOS users, a long wait, but a worthwhile one. Obviously Adobe have done their homework. Photoshop Touch performs well beyond what one would normally expect from an image editing app designed for tablet use. My only wish list (not really connected to reality) for Touch is a modest increase in the output file size and the addition of some functionality that mimics 'add structure' as opposed to 'sharpening'.
I found being able to work with most of the layering capability of Photoshop a real pleasure, not because it replaces what I would normally do in my editing workflow but because I can work on ideas in 'abstentia' and make editing decisions on the go, then refine and finalise them for either printing or uploading to web galleries at a later point. The 'scribble tool' is a stroke of genius and the ability to refine the selection without stepping out of the tools functionality makes working with selections a real pleasure. Last but not least (amongst a host of features) is the ability to add and edit a layer directly from the camera. This means that I can paint directly into an image with a light source; combine that with the ability to paint that into a selection and blend via 'layer modes' and one might be able to do some light painting aka Peter Solness without having to step out into the bush in total darkness armed with only a torch. Aggh…. at least I can dream
I did some comparison tests converting a colour image to black and white using Touch and Nik's SilverEffex Pro 2 plugin for Photoshop. Photoshop Touch performed admirably. You can read the post and see the images here


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Mary presented the initial symptoms on March 22, 2009. She was eligible for and elected the liver resection and she made the best of the remaining months. On Feb 22, all the indications were that the CC was in total remission and she would be one of the fortunate few who had several more years. Unfortunately, by March 15, it was clear things were not right. She was re-admitted to Stanford on March 26 and on March 31 the attending physician told me I should assemble the family. Her kids from Pasadena, Tucson and Pennsylvania and my kids from Denver and New York along with all of our grandchildren arrived less than 24 hours later.
Mary said goodbye to each of us in turn. Her last lucid comments were on Easter Sunday (April 4). We had a "take out Easter Dinner" in the hospital although Mary could not join us from her room. After dinner, she talked to each of us although it was only a few words. She was most loquacious to the grandchildren.
By Monday, she was uncommunicative and unresponsive. And, although we had made plans to move her home, the doctors were advising us that she would not make the trip successfully. Each of her children, her sister and I worked 24x7 shifts to make sure she was not alone.
Mary spent the last 15 years worrying and taking care of her heart. Proper food, good cholesterol numbers, blood pressure management, you name it. Well, her heart and lungs kept working until April 8 even though her liver and kidneys had failed several days before. Finally, on the afternoon of April 8, she drew her last breath and her heart stopped beating.
I wrote on her crematorium container:
Mary, my love
Let your itchy feet carry you
to new and wonderful places,
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CLARETS defender Luke O'Neill has today signed a one-month emergency loan with League Two Southend United.
The 22-year-old right back spent the first half of the season with York City, making 16 appearances for the Minstermen.
And it was during this loan spell that he impressed Shrimpers' manager Phil Brown.
O'Neill was recalled by the Clarets a day early from York to be with the squad for the FA Cup third round clash at Southampton earlier this month.
He now teams up with Southend to help with their League Two promotion push.


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Directions: Each passage is followed by a group of questions to be answered based on what is stated or implied in the passage. For some questions, more than one choice could conceivably answer the question. However, choose the best answer; the one that most accurately and completely answers the question.
Most students arrive at [college] using "discrete, concrete, and absolute categories to understand people, knowledge, and values." These students live with a dualistic view, seeing "the world in polar terms of we-right-good vs. other-wrong-bad." These students cannot acknowledge the existence of more than one point of view toward any issue. There is one "right" way. And because these absolutes are assumed by or imposed on the individual from external authority, they cannot be personally substantiated or authenticated by experience. These students are slaves to the generalizations of their authorities. An eye for an eye! Capital punishment is apt justice for murder. The Bible says so.
Most students break through the dualistic stage to another equally frustrating stage—multiplicity. Within this stage, students see a variety of ways to deal with any given topic or problem. However, while these students accept multiple points of view, they are unable to evaluate or justify them. To have an opinion is everyone's right. While students in the dualistic stage are unable to produce evidence to support what they consider to be self-evident absolutes, students in the multiplistic stage are unable to connect instances into coherent generalizations. Every assertion, every point, is valid. In their democracy they are directionless. Capital punishment? What sense is there in answering one murder with another?
The third stage of development finds students living in a world of relativism. Knowledge is relative: right and wrong depend on the context. No longer recognizing the validity of each individual idea or action, relativists examine everything to find its place in an overall framework. While the multiplist views the world as unconnected, almost random, the relativist seeks always to place phenomena into coherent larger patterns. Students in this stage view the world analytically. They appreciate authority for its expertise, using it to defend their own generalizations. In addition, they accept or reject ostensible authority after systematically evaluating its validity. In this stage, however, students resist decision making. Suffering the ambivalence of finding several consistent and acceptable alternatives, they are almost overwhelmed by diversity and need means for managing it. Capital punishment is appropriate justice—in some instances.
In the final stage students manage diversity through individual commitment. Students do not deny relativism. Rather they assert an identity by forming commitments and assuming responsibility for them. They gather personal experience into a coherent framework, abstract principles to guide their actions, and use these principles to discipline and govern their thoughts and actions. The individual has chosen to join a particular community and agrees to live by its tenets. The accused has had the benefit of due process to guard his civil rights, a jury of peers has found him guilty, and the state has the right to end his life. This is a principle my community and I endorse.
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UPDATE Monday, July 8
Tributes have been paid to the former Royal Cornwall Show President and Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall, who died in a crash at Penryn on Wednesday.
The second victim of the car crash in Penryn has been named as Lt. Commander Jeremy Tetley, RN (Retired).
Lt Cdr Tetley was also a former pilot on aircraft carriers in the Fleet Air Arm and had been a training officer at RNAS Culdrose in Helston.
He had also been heavily involved in agriculture, serving as president of the Royal Cornwall Show committee in 2001.
Show secretary Chris Riddle said: "We are aware of this tragic accident. It has come as a shock to everybody who is associated with the show and with the Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association. Everybody's thoughts are with his family at a very upsetting time."
Lt Cdr Tetley was also High Sheriff of Cornwall in 1976, a former Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall and a keen sailor, as a member of the Royal Cornwall Yacht Club in Falmouth. He was made a life Vice-President of the RNLI in 1978.
He is survived by his wife, Mor, three children and ten grandchildren.
The husband of Bridget Toy, who also died in the crash has spoken of his loss following the tragedy.
He said: "She was the love of my life, tragically taken. She had so much to live for. She did have lots of things she wanted to do this year and she's not been able to carry them out now."
UPDATE 3.15pm, Friday
The second victim of the car crash in Penryn has been named as Lt. Commander Jeremy Tetley, RN (Retired) who has previously been a Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall.
ABOVE: Jeremy Tetley, who died in the crash on Wednesday
The 61-year-old woman who died on Wednesday has been named as Bridget Toy of Penryn.
ABOVE: Bridget Toy
UPDATE 12.51pm, Thursday
The 61-year-old woman who died in the road smash yesterday has been named as Bridget Toy of Penryn.
The man who died has not yet been named.
UPDATE 9.45am, Thursday
The two who died in yesterday's accident at Treluswell have been identified as a 61-year-old woman from Penryn and a man from Truro, whose age is not yet known.
A 65-year-old man from Penryn also suffered serious injuries and was airlifted to Treliske. They had all been travelling in a silver BMW estate car.
The driver of the white Fiat Ducato truck, was a 22-year-old man from Penzance, who suffered minor injuries and was treated at the scene by ambulance staff.
The road was re-opened at 7.10pm having been closed for six hours. Police are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information is asked for call 101 quoting log 347 of 03/07/13
LATEST 4.38pm, Wednesday
Police have confirmed that a man and a woman died in the accident at Penryn this afternoon. Next of kin have been informed.
UPDATE 3pm, Wednesday
Two people died in a road smash in Penryn this afternoon.
Emergency services were called to the scene of the accident, at the junction of the B3292 and Browns Hill, just before 2pm.
A BMW and a lorry crashed at the junction, killing two people and leaving a third injured.
The air ambulance and four land ambulances were called to the scene.
Diversions are currently in place at Treluswell roundabout and also at the junction of Browns Hill with West Street.
The road is expected to be closed for "some time" and police are advising motorists to avoid the area until further notice.


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STAGE TUBE: Meet the Cast and Creative Team Behind the Old Globe's THE BROTHERS SIZE!
The Old Globe today announced the complete cast and creative team for the Southern California premiere of The Brothers Size by award-winning playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney. Directed by Tea Alagi?, The Brothers Size will run Jan. 26 - Feb. 24, 2013 in the Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre, part of the Globe's Conrad Prebys Theatre Center. Preview performances run Jan. 26 - Jan. 30. Opening night is Thursday, Jan. 31 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online at www.TheOldGlobe.org, by phone at (619) 23-GLOBE or by visiting the Box Office at 1363 Old Globe Way in Balboa Park.
The creative team includes Peter Ksander (Scenic Design), Michelle Hunt Souza (Costume Design), Gina Scherr (Lighting Design), Paul Peterson (Sound Design), Jonathan Melville Pratt (Original Music, Percussionist), Jan Gist (Dialect Coach), Caparelliotis Casting (Casting) and Diana Moser (Stage Manager).
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METAIRIE — Guard Jahri Evans, a three-time All-Pro pick, and punter/kickoff specialist Thomas Morstead will represent the New Orleans Saints at the Pro Bowl game to be played Jan. 27 in Honolulu.
Evans and Morstead were the only Saints chosen as primary picks although they likely have several alternates that weren't immediately announced when the AFC and NFC all-star squads were revealed Wednesday night.
Evans, a seven-year veteran, was chosen for the fourth consecutive year as the anchor of an offensive line that ranks third in the NFL in total yards (408.9 per game) and points (28.2 per game).
His four selections are the second-most in club history for an offensive lineman behind tackle William Roaf, a 2012 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee who was picked seven times.
Morstead, who is in his fourth NFL season, is going to the Pro Bowl for the first time. He leads the league in gross (50.5) and net (44.4) punting average and on Sunday could break the NFL's single-season record for net average, which is 43.99 yards by San Francisco's Andy Lee last season.
Morstead said his selection was as much about his teammates and special teams coordinator Greg McMahon as it was about him.
"This our fourth year together," Morstead said of McMahon, "and I credit a lot of my growth to his coaching and his being hard on me and pushing me and trying to get me to do things that maybe I didn't think I'd be able to do that we do now.
"It's pretty cool … it's something neat to share," he said. "My fiancée is here, and I get to share it with all my family. Hopefully, I'll get to take my parents to Hawaii."
Practice report
Not practicing Wednesday when the Saints went back to work were CB Jabari Greer (concussion), RB Pierre Thomas (knee), FB Jed Collins (knee) and DT Akiem Hicks (knee).
TE Jimmy Graham (wrist/finger) and RB Chris Ivory (hamstring) had full participation.
For the Panthers, C Geoff Hangartner (foot) and LB James Anderson (back) did not practice, while RB Jonathan Stewart (ankle) and WR Brandon LaFell (toe) were limited. LaFell is a former LSU standout.
Brees nominated
For the fifth time this season, Drew Brees is a nominee for the FedEx NFL Air Player of the Week award after throwing for 446 yards and three TDs in a 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Fans can vote online until 2 p.m. Friday at www.nfl.com/FedEx.
Carolina again
The Saints will close the regular season against the Carolina Panthers for the fifth time in the past seven seasons when they meet Sunday in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
The Saints lost to the Panthers in 2006 (31-21), 2008 (33-31) and 2009 (23-10) before breaking through last season with a 45-17 victory in the Superdome on Jan. 1.
Tickets available
Saints officials said the Panthers returned a portion of their ticket allotment for the game. They're available at the Saints ticket office at 5800 Airline Drive in Metairie and online at www.ticketmaster.com.


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Six area boys representing four schools qualified for sectionals in 1A from three different regional sites Tuesday.
At Seneca: Two Hall Red Devils and two St. Bede Bruins played their way out of the Seneca regional at Nettle Creek Golf Course Tuesday. The Bruins finished within just one stroke of qualifying as a team, finishing fourth place (364) behind Aurora Christian (363).
St. Bede's Joey Dudek posted the fifth-best score of the day at 82, second-best among advancing individuals who were not members of advancing teams. Hall's Pete Mautino was seventh overall at 85 to advance with teammate Nick Scheri (89) and Jaret Olson (92) to Monday's sectional competition in Elgin at the Golf Club of Illinois.
"Joey shot real really, fifth overall. That was fantastic for him," SBA coach Rich Cummings said. "Jared played real well on the front, had some struggles on the back and was able to hang on for that second to last spot."
The Bruins, however, couldn't quite pull out the team berth, ending the careers of seniors Grant Bosnich and Mike Zywica, who had been individual qualifiers a year ago.
"It was disappointing for them. They went last year and wanted to take the whole team," Cummings said. "They were the leaders of the team. I know the other kids feel bad for them, but they feel just as bad for the team. That's the way they were this year."
Sophomore Michael Barber of regional champ Beecher was the meet medalist with a 3-over 74.
At Monmouth: Bureau Valley's Ryan Young advanced to Monday's 1A PORTA Sectional. the BVHS junior fired a 90, the fourth-best score among individuals not on advancing teams, to move on. BV coach Dan Gustafson said Young is capable of playing better.
"He has worked so hard on his game this year that he deserves this, and I am very proud of him," Gustafson said. "We were in a very tough regional with a lot of very good teams and a really difficult golf course. I am looking forward to sectionals and hopefully his game keeps getting stronger a couple more times this year."
BV placed 10th as a team with a 418. Rockridge won the team title with a 326, while Monmouth United (337) and Sherrard (351) also moved on as teams.
At Freeport: Amboy/LaMoille's Griffin Kozeal (88) and Jake Lucas (92) were among the top 10 players from non-advancing teams in the Class 1A Aquin Regional on Tuesday at Park Hills West in Freeport. They move on to the Westminster Christian Sectional on Monday in Algonquin.
Byron (322), Aquin (325) and Dakota (359) advanced as teams. Amboy (391) was sixth, Newman (420) ninth and Polo (423) 10th among 11 teams.


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Glossolalia, or speaking in tongues, is the practice of some religious people of uttering unintelligible, probably meaningless, speech-like sounds, usually during periods of intense religious worship. Practitioners often describe positive emotions while speaking in tongues. Although mainly associated with Christianity, it also is observed in other cultures and religions.
Glossolalia is distinct from xenoglossy, being the ability to use an intelligible language that could not be acquired through natural means. Neither term precisely describes being understood simultaneously in different languages.
In Christianity
Glossolalia is argued to be an indicator of a person having been "baptized in Holy Spirit." The practice among Christians is derived from the supposed xenoglossy in the Bible books of Acts 2:4 and 1 Corinthians, where the apostles are said to have spoken in tongues in immediate response to the Holy Spirit acting upon them.
Paul the Apostle argues against praying in this manner because no human can understand what is said. 1 Corinthians 14:15-16 There is no instance in the Bible that resembles what is now called speaking in tongues. Because people speaking in tongues are not intelligable, they do not fulfill biblical signs that we might expect from the New Testament.
Modern glossolalia
The practice is most common among evangelical fundamentalist Christians, particularly within the pentecostal church. The practice among Christians was revived in modern times by preachers such as Kenneth Hagin and Kenneth Copeland in the mid-seventies as part of the "Pentecostal revival." Some, like Hagin, took the practice a step further by engaging in even stranger acts "under the influence of the Spirit." At one sermon, Mr. Hagin was speaking of being "drunk in the Spirit", when he suddenly started acting as though he were staggering drunk-laughing, slurring his words, and stumbling around the room, an action that the audience members immediately started mimicking. On other occasions, Mr. Hagin began hissing like a snake, after which the audience of course immediately started to also make animal sounds, with some lowing like cows, some barking, and some squealing like pigs.
Glossolalia is often described as a "prayer language" or "angelic language." It is said by many evangelicals that glossolalia can be used to pray when you're not quite sure what to pray, or when you wish to speak to God privately- ignoring the fact that if God is omniscient, he doesn't need prayer at all, let alone prayer in a "language" that even the believer does not understand. Some say that it is a language that Satan cannot understand. It is also interesting to note that if it is, indeed, an "angelic language", then angels are so advanced as to have no need of such complex languages as humans use, since most glossolalia seems to consist of the same half-dozen or so syllables repeated over and over again. "SH" and "LA" sounds seem to make up a majority of this "speech", with many extensively rolled "R"s thrown in.
Notably, modern glossolalia does not mirror the practice as stated in the Bible, wherein listeners of various languages are said to have understood the apostles as if they were being spoken to in their own language. Acts 2:6-8 Rather, the sounds uttered by modern Christians when "speaking in tongues" are not understood by anyone in any conventional sense. Sometimes a person with a spiritual gift of interpretation can "translate" the speech into a standard language as another person is speaking in tongues. There is no evidence the translated message has any relationship to the original glossolalia content. [1]
Most scientists consider the phenomena to be explainable based on brain activity, possibly related to an altered states of consciousness, trance, self-hypnosis or simply a learned behaviour. Glossolalia occurs in many religions and cultures around the world. The utterances in Christian and non-Christian sources did not have any observable difference. [2] The (lack of) structure is very dissimilar to any known language. Speaking in tongues is associated with strong emotion.
Brain activity studies showed a decrease in frontal lobe activity (an area used in intentional activities). The expressive parts of the language area of the brain was unaffected and is perhaps not used. [3]
With practice, non-religious people have been able to produce a similar series of utterances. [4] Glossolalia may therefore be a learned behaviour.
- ↑ Yuriy, Ten hard questions about speaking in tongues, September 30, 2013
- ↑ Felicitas D. Goodman, Speaking in Tongues: A Cross-Cultural Study of Glossolalia, 2008
- ↑ Andrew B. Newbergemail et al., The measurement of regional cerebral blood flow during glossolalia: A preliminary SPECT study, 2006
- ↑ Spanos, Nicholas P.; Cross, Wendy P.; Lepage, Mark; Coristine, Marjorie, Glossolalia as learned behavior: An experimental demonstration. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Vol 95(1), Feb 1986, 21-23. doi: 10.1037/0021-843X.95.1.21
See also
External links
- Speaking in Tongues
- Yuriy, Ten hard questions about speaking in tongues, September 30, 2013
- Video of Glossolalia in Christian worship


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At 70, John Reed is still doing what he did more than 30 years ago – presenting important information to school-aged children.
They were casual presentations at first. Reed, a resident of Orange, took it upon himself to present to children about personal safety while working as an officer with the Santa Ana Police Department.
Now retired, Reed works through Ready OC, a public service campaign encouraging residents and businesses to be prepared for emergencies.
With the mascot Ready Fox in hand, Reed travels throughout Orange County presenting information about emergency preparedness to children in elementary schools. Ready Fox is a ventriloquist doll Reed uses to capture his audience's attention.
"This is the kind of information you can't get enough of, really, but to be able to do it as a police officer with a puppet, that, in and of itself, is kind of different," Reed said.
Reed spoke about his experience presenting to children and why he's been doing it for all these years.
Q. How did you first get involved with speaking at schools?
A. That goes way back to 1980. I was assigned to patrol, and I would go into the schools periodically as Officer Friendly to talk to kids about personal safety and things of that nature. Then it was in 1984, that a grant was offered from the governor of California's office to law enforcement agencies. They had this crime prevention grant for elementary-age kids in the schools to teach them about personal safety and other important things – the very things that I was already doing on my own, only it reached out to older-aged kids. I was primarily focused on kindergartners up to first grade when I was doing my Officer Friendly Safety Program.
Q. Why do you make these presentations to children, and why have you kept doing it all these years?
A. Well, first of all, you have to know that I do it because I love it. It makes me feel very good because this information regarding emergency preparedness, let me tell you, it's life-saving information.
You know, I share with the kids that many grown-ups know about these things that we're talking about – how to prepare for emergencies by having an emergency kit and having the family get together to talk about an emergency plan. If you get to the children with this kind of information and they're excited about it, they're going to pass it on to their parents. They're going to pass it onto their family. "Hey, Mom, Dad, do we have an emergency kit? You know we need to have one because we never know when an emergency is going to come."
Q. How do you know the kids are listening?
A. The assembly itself is only 30 minutes, so there's a lot that they're hearing. After the assembly is over with, the kids are leaving after having taken their promise to prepare. That promise is emphasized because kids know how important promises are. I have all the children stand up, raise their right hand and say they promise to prepare.
Many of the teachers will tell the principal, "You know my students, when they got into the class, they had all kinds of questions about what Officer Reed shared with them about emergency preparedness with that Ready Fox. They make me want to get my kit together as well." This is how I know a lot of them are listening.
Q. Tell me a little bit about your presentation.
A. When I introduce myself to the kids, I bring out Ready right at the beginning of the assembly. When he comes out, he's dressed in one of those bright emergency vests and a construction helmet. He's like one of those individuals that we refer to as first responders or safe helpers. He also helps me with showing the kids his emergency kit. The things that go into the emergency kit, I've already set out. Ready and I talk about those things as we're putting them inside his kit. He's very proud of the fact that he has an emergency kit. He talks about how important it is that the kids talk to their moms and dads that they should have a family emergency kit just like his.
Q. How did you get into ventriloquism?
A. Just before they got the grant, I was approached by a friend of mine who had come to one of my school presentations. He asked me if I ever thought about using puppets with ventriloquism because he himself did puppet shows with ventriloquism. He wasn't a police officer. At first I thought, "Ah man, I don't think so."
After he mentioned it, and I had seen him perform and I knew what he was talking about. I said, "You know what? Maybe I'll give it a try." What I did was I applied for a home study course on the art of ventriloquism – just like that. It was actually supposed to be for four months, but I think I cut it down to two because I was so excited, enthusiastic and interested in learning it.
Once I got my hands on it, you know, I slept, ate and played with ventriloquism and the art of puppet manipulation. My wife thought I was weird. She thought I was strange. Here I am talking to myself and laughing, but that was part of the course. You had to disassociate yourself with the puppet you were using and make it appear like that puppet was talking by itself and was an individual in and of its own.


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Experts on sexual abuse onsite at Dauphin County Courthouse
Kristen Houser
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ENOLA, Pa, — The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape (PCAR) and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) will be at the Dauphin County Courthouse in Harrisburg, Pa., the week of July 29 for the preliminary hearing for former Penn State administrators Graham Spanier, Tim Curley and Gary Schultz. PCAR and NSVRC are trusted resources on sexual abuse and can provide expertise on victim and offender behaviors, recommended institutional policy and practices, and ways to prevent sexual abuse. During the Jerry Sandusky case, both organizations provided interviews and resources to news outlets including NBC Nightly News, ABC, CBS, CNN and HLN. PCAR and NSVRC can aid in reporting on topics such as:
Believing and supporting victims will aid public safety: Victims of all ages must trust that they will be believed and helped if they report the people who sexually abused them. Presently, most people who commit sexual violence are never reported or prosecuted.[1]
All adults are responsible for protecting children:Adults who fail to act on suspicions or disclosures of child sexual abuse are allowing offenders to abuse children.
Sex offenders live undetected throughout our communities: Many offenders invest time and energy to be respected community members and create a façade of being trustworthy so they can commit their crimes and shield themselves from disclosures of abuse.
Institutional leaders must cultivate environments that are free from sexual violence:Administrators must ensure that policies and practices are in place, and that they are communicated and demonstrated consistently throughout the organization. While federal and state laws must be followed, institutions should set even higher standards for constituents.
Sexual abuse impacts children and their loved ones for many years:Child sexual abuse is a crime and an abuse of trust, power, and authority that may contribute to serious short- and long-term problems. Knowledge that someone could have helped, but did not may compound a survivor's emotional wounds and ability to trust, and may prohibit them from seeking help.
There is local help for men, women and children:PCAR works with 50 rape crisis centers across the state to ensure victims of all ages can access services in 67 counties. To view these centers, visit http://www.pcar.org/contractor/search.
PCAR and NSVRC are partnering with Penn State: In wake of the Sandusky case,PCAR and NSVRC are working with Penn State to enhance their ability to detect, respond to and prevent sexual assault. So far, more than 16,000 faculty and staff members have been trained how to identify and report sexual abuse.
About PCAR and NSVRC:
The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape is the oldest state anti-sexual violence coalition in the U.S. The organization represents 50 sexual assault centers that serve the state's 67 counties. Each year these centers provide free, confidential services to more than 30,000 men, women and children impacted by sexual abuse.
Founded by the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape in 2000, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center identifies, develops and disseminates resources regarding all aspects of sexual violence prevention and intervention.
[1] Kelly, L., Lovett, J., Regan, L. (February 2005). "A gap or a chasm? Attrition in reported rape cases"(PDF). Home Office, Home Office Research Study 293. Retrieved 2010-12-31.


text: When I created the original list of more than 100 items for The Utah Bucket List show, there were a couple of them I knew would make the final cut. The Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam was one of those items. The Green holds a special place in my heart and soul, which apparently includes the river all the way to its confluence with the Colorado. During my awesome mountain bike trip on the White Rim Trail in Canyonlands National Park a couple of weeks ago I think my biggest smile came when we turned west and started heading north providing me with my first glimpse of the Green. I love that river. Here's my Utah Bucket List story about the Green. Make sure you check out Francisco Kjolseth's amazing gallery of photos and the video, which is a sampling of what the Green River segment will look like when the show premieres on KUED in August.


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- Kayaking - rentals, guided day and multiday
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- Wildlife viewing in the scenic context of Gustavus' rivers, beaches, ponds, and trails on the Alaska Coastal Wildlife Viewing trail.
Photo galleries and a short movie will take you on a virtual tour of our inn and garden as well as all the possibilities in Gustavus and Glacier Bay. For more information about activities, rates, fishing, and other travel info use the links at the top and bottom of each page.
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Casseroles 5 Waysby Toby Amidor in Healthy Recipes, November 2, 2010
A one-stop meal, casseroles make an easy weeknight dinner (and next day lunch). But many recipes call for cups (yes, cups!) of mayo, cans of creamy soup or lots of heavy cream — if you eat these on a regular basis, you may as well have "911" on redial for the after-dinner coronary. Here are our top 5 lighter casseroles that'll keep your waist slim and your heart in tip-top shape.
Sweet Potato
The perfect combination of sweet potatoes and pecans, this recipe screams fall. Sweet potatoes are chock-full of the antioxidants beta-carotene, vitamin C and lycopene, while pecans are packed with iron and thiamin.
RECIPE: Sweet Potato-Pecan Casserole
Green Bean
Traditional green bean casserole can rack up to 550 calories and 35 grams of fat per serving. But cheer up — slimming down this favorite dish isn't as tough as you might think.
RECIPE: Green Bean Casserole – Slimmed
This childhood favorite uses a combo of chicken stock and a bit of heavy cream to cut out some fat and calories. Use fresh tuna steaks instead of canned to help cut down on the salt and create a fresh, updated flavor profile.
RECIPE: Retro-Metro Tuna Casserole
Egg and Cheese
This comforting Sunday brunch casserole substitutes reduced fat (2%) milk instead of heavy cream. With all kinds of yummy goodies like ham, cheddar cheese and a touch of Dijon mustard, you'll hardly miss the full-fat version.
RECIPE: Cheddar, Ham and Egg Casserole
Giada's highly-rated casserole is brimming with delicious veggies like carrots, bell peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, zucchini and yams. Needless to say, all those veggies up the vitamins and minerals too. And don't worry, you don't have to sacrifice the crunchy topping — use a little bit of cheese mixed with Italian-style breadcrumbs and bake until crispy.
RECIPE: Tomato-Vegetable Casserole
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Toby Amidor, MS, RD, CDN, is a registered dietitian and consultant who specializes in food safety and culinary nutrition. See Toby's full bio »


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Jones emerging as top tailback
Published: Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 6:32 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 6:32 p.m.
Florida coach Will Muschamp said Tuesday that sophomore tailback Matt Jones was impressive in Saturday's scrimmage and is pulling away from his competition — junior Mack Brown and true freshman Kelvin Taylor.
"Yes, he's playing very well," Muschamp said. "It's interesting. Our defensive guys, when we're in thud, which means you stay up and tackle but we don't pull to the ground, sometimes when we thud, they think they tackled him.
"When we're tackling, they don't tackle him."
Muschamp said Brown, Taylor and walk-on Mark Herndon also have done some positive things.
"Mack Brown and Kelvin Taylor did some nice things (in the scrimmage)," he said. "Mark Herndon, the walk-on from Ocala, has really done a nice job for us on special teams and has become a dependable back."
Muschamp also praised the scrimmage performance of starting quarterback Jeff Driskel.
"Jeff hit some vertical throws, especially in one-minute (drills) to win the game," Muschamp said. "He hit a throw to Trey Burton to get the ball to midfield, then he threw a touchdown pass to (tight end) Kent Taylor over 40 yards, which is good to see — our offense moving the ball well."
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Work colleagues of Suzanne Newton, whose body was discovered in Melksham on Sunday, have paid their respects by leaving floral tributes outside her home.
Mrs Newton, believed to be in her forties, was employed by Darren Guinness Associates, and fellow workers at the Calne-based recruitment agency last night left flowers at the end of the driveway of 51 Barnes Wallis Close in Bowerhill.
One floral tribute read: "18 flowers from 18 people thinking of you. Such a sad loss, lots of love from everyone at DGA (Darren Guinness Associates)."
Another read: "RIP. Always in our hearts, sleep tight, sweet dreams. Julia, David and Caitlin."
Husband Richard Newton, arrested yesterday on suspicion of her murder is currently receiving hospital treatment.
Police had been searching for the 51-year-old after his car was found unattended at Brendon Common, Exmoor on Sunday.
And after the search spread south following the discovery of his car, a blue Volkswagen Polo, the 51-year-old was arrested yesterday morning in Dulverton, Devon.
The man was taken to Taunton Police Station, he remains under arrest and is being guarded by police officers whilst in hospital after being assessed at the custody suite.
He is expected to be discharged in a few days and taken to Melksham Police Station for interview.
A post-mortem examination has taken place and the family of Mrs Newton have been informed.
Anyone with information as to the previous whereabouts of Mr Newton or who may have any information on this incident is asked to call Wiltshire Police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800500111 where information can be left anonymously.


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Commuters using trams this morning are experiencing delays due to overhead line problems and a person taken ill.
Lines one and two are running a reduced service between West Croydon and Elmers End, and between West Croydon and Beckenham Junction due to overhead line problems.
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GU10-Forrest Girls Win 1st Place at Apricot Jam
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Girls Under-10 Team Forrest, the Santa Monica Saints Over-Here, swept the table May 1 at the Apricot Jam (Silver Division) to take home the winner's trophy. This is a team that came within a point of playing in the medal bracket at Locomotion earlier in the season, and which has earned a reputation of "bringing it" to tournament play. This includes the 10-game Palos Verdes league, where despite the challenge of playing first-pick teams in the Gold Division every week, they never quit on a game and thrived on adversity.
Now among genuine peers at Moorpark, the girls opened with a 5-0 win against a Malibu team that played much better in the afternoon. Aliya Lerner-Sinsheimer scored in the first minute, and the girls ran away with the game. They followed that with a hard fought win against a Van Nuys team 4-3, in which they never trailed but were often tied. Conditions were very tough - Santa Ana's blowing hard, hot sun and 30% humidity. The girls kept their focus, and notched the win. Aliya, Raquel Head, Bailey Flanders & Sabrina Kardashian put the ball in the net for the Saints during Saturday's games.
Next morning, Coaches Forrest & Jerry DiRienzo were looking at a booked place in the trophy game. Conditions were hot and windy again, and the team stepped out early to meet a Camarillo team for the last round of pool play. This was a tough opponent, and an excellent set-up for the later game. After falling behind 0-1, the girls pulled it back to 1-1, and settled matters at 2-1 late in play. Once again, tough defence from Lucy Sherman, Isabel Flanders & Sabrina Kardashian left few openings to an opponent that threw everything at them. The game was played in a spirit of great sportsmanship, reflected in warm compliments from the Camarillo players after the game.
And so to the Championship game where a super-fast pitch combined with hot, windy & dry conditions. The girls faced an athletic and physical Newberry Park team. A 0-0 score at half-time tells the story - it was back & forth, both teams strong in the challenge, but finding it tough to string plays together. Shortly after half-time, a tough penalty decision put the Saints back on their heels, and down 0-1. Did they quit? Not today. Rotating in to midfield, Bella DiRienzo, Anya Sturm & Sabrina helped to hold the line, while Molly McGee and Raquel ran down every loose ball. Solid in goal, Harper Smith kept us in it for the second day, even shaking off an injury to play a quarter of stout defense in the back line. With only two minutes of regulation left, Anya Sturm punted big upfield, the ball broke for Aliya, and with her signature skill & composure, she found the back of the net.
Overtime was played in truly brutal conditions, and the girls gave it their all. Aliya & Bailey pushed hard for chances up front, but it was not to be. To penalties, then, to decide the match. Bella, Aliya, Sabrina & Lucy stepped up and scored with aplomb. A Newberry girl missed, and there was Anya to strike home that last penalty, and to put the trophy firmly in the Saints' hot and exhausted hands - the final score 1-1 (5-3). Coaches, parents & fans of this team salute these girls - they play above themselves, they play fair, and they are a credit to Santa Monica and their Region. Go Saints!!


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Fresh shrimp is pretty much impossible to find in Utah, but I love to make salads like this with frozen, cooked shrimp that's been thawed overnight in the fridge. Then I use a little of the shrimp "juice" from the frozen shrimp to add more flavor to the dressing for the salad, a a trick I also like for adding flavor to my family's favorite shrimp and macaroni salad. This is a quick salad that looks relatively fancy for the little time it takes to make, and I've made it many times since I first came up with the recipe.
(Shrimp, Avocado, and Red Pepper Salad was updated with better photos and step-by-step instructions, September 2012.)
And just for the fun of it, here's the original photo of this salad from back in 2007!
Shrimp, Avocado and Red Pepper Salad
(About 4 servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
1 lb frozen cooked shrimp, (50-70 per pound)
(see instructions after the recipe if using raw shrimp)
1 cup celery, diced in 1/2 inch pieces
1 cup red bell pepper, diced in 1/2 inch pieces
1/2 cup sliced green onion
2 avocados, diced in 1/2 inch pieces
1 T fresh lemon juice, to toss with avocado
1/2 tsp. salt for avocado (optional)
Dressing Ingredients:
5 T mayo or light mayo (I usually use a combination of light and regular mayo.I don't like fat free mayo which often has added sugar.)
2 T reserved shrimp juice from thawing shrimp
1/2 tsp. Ancho chili powder (I used Penzeys, other types of chile powder could be substituted)
1 tsp. dill weed
Cut the red bell pepper and celery into 1/2 inch pieces and slice the green onions. Combine mayo, 2 T shrimp juice, chile powder and dill weed with whisk and set aside.
Dice avocado into 1/2 inch square pieces. Toss with lemon juice and salt and place in salad bowl. Add the diced red pepper, celery, and green onion and gently combine.
Place shrimp in separate bowl, add mixed salad dressing, and stir to coat all shrimp with dressing. Add shrimp and dressing to bowl with shrimp mixture, and gently combine. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper if desired and serve immediately.
Instructions for raw shrimp:
Shell and deveine shrimp. Put 1 1/2 cup water in saucepan, add 1 bay leaf, 1 tsp. peppercorns, and several slices lemon. Bring to a boil, then add shrimp and turn off heat immediately. Let shrimp poach until opaque, less than five minutes. Remove shrimp and cool. (This method will not give you the shrimp juice which adds flavor to the dressing. Knorr makes shrimp bouillon, which could be used, or bottled clam juice would be a good substitute. You could also boil the shrimp shells and then reduce the liquid, which is a bit more labor intensive.)
South Beach Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
Everything in this salad is a good choice for all phases of the South Beach Diet, or most other types of low-carb eating plans. The salad has mayo and avocado, which both contain "good fats" but I would eat foods that are less high in fat for my other meals that day, especially for phase one.
Nutritional Information?
I chose the South Beach Diet to manage my weight partly so I wouldn't have to count calories, carbs, points, or fat grams, but if you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into Calorie Count, which will calculate it for you.
More Tasty Salads with Shrimp:
(Recipes from other blogs may not be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Shrimp and Avocado Salad from Simply Recipes
Shrimp and Avocado Salad with Edamame, Cilantro, Chipotle, and Lime from Kalyn's Kitchen
Salad Cups with Quinoa, Shrimp, Avocado, and Lemon Dressing from Cookin' Canuck
Shrimp and Macaroni Salad from Kalyn's Kitchen
Barefoot Contessa Shrimp Salad from Leite's Culinaria
(I find these recipes from other blogs by using Food Blog Search.)
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Tallahassee, Fla. – Four Lions placed in the top 20, helping the Saint Leo men's cross country team claim third place overall in the non-Division I group on Friday evening at the FSU Invitational. Saint Leo posted an overall score of 91 out of a field of 12 teams.
Rafal Matuszczak led the team with an 8K time of 25:39.16. Valentin Lenz was close behind, claiming a 12th place time of 25:45.
Carl Dunne was three spots back, finishing at the 25:50.83 mark, good for 15th overall, followed by Niclas Bez in 19th place with an overall time of 26:00.95.
James Mullin was next in line for the Lions, crossing the line at 26:41.42, followed closely by Christopher Westfall two seconds later with a time of 26:43.67.
Rafael Lohner completed the course with an overall time of 27:06.67, with Brian Haynes crossing next for the Lions with a course time of 27:16.89.
Steven Brown earned a time of 28:27.17, and was immediately followed by David Hill with a completion time of 28:29.96. Kyle Vanburen was two spots back, picking up a time of 28:32.36, with David Gardner on his heels with a time of 28:33.68.
Adam Urbaniak was next for the Green and Gold, crossing the finish line with a time of 28:47.91, while Kevin Papac earned a time of 29:42.73. Matt Basin rounded out the squad with a course time of 30:25.35.
Florida Southern grabbed first place in the non-Division I category with 70 points overall, followed by Alabama-Huntsville with 79 points. Vincent Bett from Embry-Riddle finished first out of the non-DI runners, crossing the line with a time of 25:00.18.
The Lions return to action on Saturday, October 26, when they run in the 2013 Sunshine State Conference Championship meet. Saint Leo will be the host institution for this year's championships, which will be held at The Abbey Golf Course, across the street from University Campus.
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Maccabiah Games Results
PHILADELPHIA - Rising junior Alex Elias has turned in his Penn Red and Blue momentarily for the Red, White and Blue of Team USA at the 2013 Maccabiah Games in Israel, representing the United States in four events.
Elias has completed three of his four swims for Team USA, reaching a pair of finals. His best finish to this point came in the 400m freestyle final where Elias was fourth in a time of 4:08.99.
Earlier in the meet, he swam in the 400m individual medley, where he took fifth in a time of 4:47.13 -- a time over one second better than his preliminary swim.
Elias' first swim was in the 200m breaststroke, where he was third in his heat in a time of 2:29.56, just missing out on the final.
His fourth and final swim of the meet will come on July 28 when he competes in the 5K open swim.
The Maccabiah Gamesis the third-largest sporting event in the world, with more than 1,100 U.S. athletes participating this year and 7,000 total athletes representing more than 50 countries. The Games are held every four years and serve as an international sporting event for Jewish athletes.


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3 More Marathon Suspects in Custody [VIDEO]
Three suspects have been arraigned in connection with the Boston Marathon bombing for removing a backpack and laptop from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's dorm at U Mass Dartmouth.
Nineteen-year-old Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev, both of New Bedford, Mass. were arraigned and held on voluntary detention. Robel Phillipos, 19, of Cambridge, Mass. was arraigned separately and held without bail.
They all face charges of obstruction of justice and making false statements for trying to destroy a backpack with fireworks and a laptop with, "intent to impede and obstruct" according to WCVB TV.
The criminal complaints against all three also reveal details about the bombing on Monday, April 15 at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
Boston Police made the initial announcement in a tweet and released few details.
They added in a separate tweet, "Please be advised there is no threat to the public."
The arrests came following a raid on a home in New Bedford, Mass. the same day as the manhunt for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Today's suspects were taken into custody shortly after the raid.
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A federal law enforcement official says one of three young men arrested in the Boston Marathon bombings case was allowed to return to the U.S. from Kazakhstan in January despite not having a valid student visa. The Department of Homeland Security says U.S. Customs and Border Protection had not been notified that Azamat Tazhayakov was no longer a student.
Attorneys for two young Kazakh men who were college friends of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev say their clients had nothing to do with the Boston Marathon bombings and were just as surprised as everyone else. Azamat Tazhayakov is charged with conspiring to obstruct justice by concealing and destroying evidence. A third college buddy has been charged with making false statements to federal investigators.
5:30 p.m.
The University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth has suspended one student charged in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings and says the other two aren't enrolled. The university said Wednesday that Azamat Tazhayakov has been suspended "pending the outcome of the case." He and Dias Kadyrbayev were charged with conspiring to obstruct justice.
Robel Phillipos was charged with making false statements. The university says Kadyrbayez and Phillipos aren't enrolled.
3:52 p.m.
Robel Phillipos will be arraigned separately in the same courtroom. He is wearing shackles and a striped T-shirt according to WCVB TV and looking down.
He faces a maximum sentence of eight years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Judge Marianne Bowler suggests to the suspect to "look at me rather than looking down." He is said to very nervous. His mother is crying.
He is also considered a flight risk and waived his right to bail.
3:45 p.m.
The government is asking for no bail because Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev, are considered flight risks according to WCVB TV and are being held on voluntary detention without bail. They have been taken from the courtroom by US Marshals. Their next court date is May 14.
3:43 p.m.
Prosecutors are asking for 5 years in jail for each suspect if they are convicted plus a $250,000 fine according to WCVB TV.
3:23 p.m.
WCVB TV reports that Robel Phillipos is of Ethiopian descent and his family has been in the United States for over a decade. A family friend tells the station he attended Cambridge Ringe & Latin with Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and described him as a "very good, very cool kid."
3:11 p.m.
Reporters await the start of the court hearing at the Mokakley Federal Courthouse in Boston at 3:30 p.m. The front of the building is clear of spectators. Reporters are allowed inside the courtroom but not cameras. No press conference by the US Attorney will follow the hearing.
Fox News reports that the Tazhayakov and Kadyrbayev are "shocked at the bombings," and "they express sorrow to the bombing victims and their families."
2:15 p.m.
Law enforcement believes that the items removed from Dzhokhar's dorm room helped destroy evidence that might have further proven his involvement according to CNN. An official told CNN that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev contacted them via text shortly after the FBI released the pictures of them to the public as suspects on Thursday, April 18 and texted them to take what they wanted from his dorm. The suspects at first did not make the connection between the marathon bombings and the request. Once they arrived they made the connection when they saw empty firework containers after having seen the pictures of the suspects and noticing a resemblance to their friend. "Lol, You better not text me," Tsarnaev texted back. The friends proceeded to remove items to protect their friend.
Phillipos lied under questioning about going to the dorm room and destroying the items. In a second interview he said he went to the dorm but said the door was locked and repeated the statement in a third interview.
2:13 p.m.
WBZ TV reports that Phillipos lives in a high-rise apartment near the gas station where the Tsarnaev brothers got into a gun battle with police. Neighbors describe him as a quiet person and are surprised at the charges.
2:07 p.m.
The third suspect is identified as Rebel Phillipos of Cambridge, Massachusetts. He is charged with with willfully making materially false statements to federal law enforcement officials during a terrorism investigation.
2:02 p.m.
The three suspects will go before a judge at 3:30 p.m. at the Moakley Federal Courthouse in Boston. In charges unsealed by the US Attorney they face charges of obstruction of justice and making false statements for trying to destroy a backpack with fireworks and a laptop with "intent to impede and obstruct" according to WCVB TV.
1:28 p.m.
WBZ TV aired pictures taken by a neighbor of suspects being taken into custody on Friday, April 19 at the New Bedford home.
Suspect Dias Kadyrbayev has an attorney from New Jersey named Robert Stahl according to CBS News who will represent Kadyrbayev at his hearing this afternoon.
12:57 p.m. EDT
The third suspect, an American, has not been identified. The Associated Press reports the suspect is a man.
U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz says the charges against the three will be unsealed in federal court this afternoon before a magistrate judge.
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick (D) says he has been told the suspects helped Dzhokhar Tsarnaev after the bombings.
12:51 p.m. EDT
12:41 p.m. EDT
Linda Cristello, a Boston attorney who represented Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev in immigration court Wednesday morning, confirmed her clients now face separate federal charges and have an afternoon court appearance related to the bombing case.
12:30 p.m. EDT
Two law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation say two of the three people newly arrested in the Boston Marathon bombing case are two men originally from Kazakhstan who were friendly with the main suspect. Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev appeared via video for a visa violation hearing in immigration court in Boston on Wednesday. The officials who said they were in custody spoke to The Associated Press Wednesday condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk about the investigation.
12:17 p.m. EDT
Boston attorney Alan Dershowitz tells CNN: "If they knew about the bombing, if they were involved in the bombing, the charges would be conspiracy to do the acts for which the other man has already been charged," Dershowitz told CNN. "So it sounds like at this point in time the only evidence they have is actions that took place after the bombing."
Although crowds are gathered around the federal courthouse in Boston, WBZ TV reports there will be no hearing until 3 p.m. or 4 p.m. this afternoon.
12:00 p.m. EDT
The three helped Dzhokhar, who attended UMass Dartmouth, get rid of a backpack full of fireworks according to ABC News. The brothers visited a fireworks store in Seabrook, New Hampshire in February looking for the "biggest, loudest stuff" in the store according to WMUR TV.
11:55 p.m. EDT
WBZ reports the three are friends of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and will be charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements. Two are not American citizens. CBS reports the charges are for activity following the bombing for "harboring or aiding" Dzhokhar.
The FBI conducted a weekend search at a landfill near New Bedford reportedly for a laptop and backpack.
11:43 p.m. EDT
WABC TV reports two of the students appeared in court via video from a county jail after being held for over a week for violating their student visas while attending the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.


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5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
For the week ending July 7, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.
Head-To-Head: Samsung Galaxy Note8 Vs. Samsung Galaxy S8+
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A FORMER Loudwater woman has been killed in a car crash in Gloucestershire.
Tania Manka died at the scene of the collision on the A48 in the Forest of Dean on Friday, December 27.
The 46-year-old, who went to school in Flackwell, was in a Peugeot car that was involved in a collision with a Mitsubishi at Lensbrook.
Shayne Witts, 29, was also killed in the crash and a 72-year-old woman was airlifted to hospital in Bristol with life threatening injuries.
Tania, a mother of three and grandmother, grew up in Loudwater before moving to Lydney in Gloucestershire.
She attended Pembroke School in Flackwell Heath, which would go on to amalgamate with Deyncourt School in Bourne End in 1985, to form Wye Valley School.
Friends and family have paid tribute to her on her Facebook profile page.
Her daughter, Lauren Furber, described her as an "amazing person", and wrote: "U will never be forgot u had a heart of gold and always wanted to help other ppl no mater what I was am still proud to call u my mum and Rubie is proud to call u her nanny so will miss u love u millions".
Wayne Rickard-Worth wrote: "R.I.P Tania. You will be sadly missed, your memories will live on within us all."
Moira Harvey posted: "R.I.P beautiful lady... So sorry to hear this. Thinking of you and your family Xx."
Sandra James wrote: "R.I.P Tania you will be sadly missed by all that knew you, thoughts with all the family hugs to u all xxx."
An investigation into the cause of the collision is being carried out by Gloucestershire Police.


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Located on the banks of the Missouri River and adjacent to Omaha, Council Bluffs offers hotel guests a healthy dose of Midwestern natural beauty, culture, and history.
The area was a favored stop during American westward expansion: Lewis and Clark passed through here, and Abraham Lincoln visited during construction of the nation's transcontinental railroad. History-seekers can view monuments to both visits, along with the unique Squirrel Cage Jail, featuring pie-shaped cells that rotate, Lazy Susan-style.
Wine aficionados can sip premium vino at multiple nearby vineyards, which produce everything from dry reds to unique wines crafted from locally grown fruit. And for outdoor experiences, relax in one of the local parks convenient to your hotel room in Council Bluffs, or take a short jaunt to Lake Manawa State Park for hiking, biking, and watersports on the lake.
For testing your luck, there are several casinos and a greyhound track in Council Bluffs; after a day at the tables, guests can stop into the Chanticleer Community Theatre for "on the boards" entertainment, or an open-air show at Stir Outdoor Cove or Westfair Amphitheater.
Whether you are looking to brush up on frontier facts or business, visitors staying at our Council Bluffs accommodations will surely discover delightful diversions.


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HOUSTON - Two sheriff's deputies opened fire on a robbery suspect at a northeast Houston business, officials said.
Houston police said a group of men held up Cash Loans and Car Titles in the 500 block of Uvalde about 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
Two Harris County sheriff's deputies were flagged down and went into the business to investigate.
Investigators said the deputies found three armed men. One of the suspects was quickly arrested, but they ended up shooting another suspect.
The wounded suspect was taken to Ben Taub Hospital with a non-life-threatening injury to his arm. His name has not been released.
Police said the third suspect was taken into custody.
The deputies were not injured. According to the Harris County Sheriff's Office, one of the deputies has been employed there for 15 years and is assigned to the parks division. The other deputy is assigned to the patrol division and has been with the HCSO since 2003. Both will be placed on three days of administrative leave, which is customary in officer-involved shootings.
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Help for the training of 11 novices of the Sisters of Saint Anne in Cameroon
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Project Code: 113-03-79
The Congregation of Saint Anne was founded in 1834 in the Italian city of Turin. Today, the Sisters of Saint Anne work not only in a number of European countries, but also in India, the Philippines, Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, the United States and Cameroon, in central West Africa.The Sisters have been working in Cameroon for 27 years now, and the congregation currently has 74 native African Sisters in the country. They have nine convents here, in four different dioceses. But more and more bishops are asking if the Sisters of Saint Anne could settle in their dioceses as well. In fact, two more houses are already planned for the near future. The Sisters work with children and young people, with single mothers and young girls who have broken off their schooling and who "bear only sadness in their hearts and are helpless in the face of the dangers of the world, which seeks to deceive them with false values," as the Sisters themselves put it in their letter to us. In addition to this work, they have also established a "Divine Mercy Center" where they help people who have fallen victim to the occult and witchcraft – practices that are widespread in many parts of Africa. It is likewise a place of refuge and help for women who have been traumatized by abortion or whose families have been broken up. The Sisters also care for young offenders, and in the remote villages, where there are no medical facilities, they look after people suffering from malaria and other tropical diseases, as well as the victims of HIV/AIDS.The congregation is rich in vocations. The formation house of the Sisters is in the Diocese of Bamenda in Northwest Province. At present there are 11 novices undergoing training there. There are also other young girls who would like to enter the community and devote their lives to the service of God and the needy.It is not easy for the community to raise the necessary means to provide these young Sisters with a solid formation. Yet this is an urgent necessity if these young women are to remain firm in their vocation and also be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to fulfil the many different duties they will have. In order to earn a little income, the Sisters engage in small-scale agricultural activities, and at the same time they make rosaries and Christmas cards. But the income they receive from this is nowhere near enough to cover their costs. And so they have turned to ACN for help for the training of their 11 novices. We have promised them $5,240. Can you help support the training of these novices as they prepare to work with children and others in need in Cameroon? We are sure they will remember you in their grateful prayers. Aid to the Church in Need commits to invest your funds where they will have the greatest impact for the Church that we serve. Funds donated to Aid to the Church in Need's projects will be used towards the greatest need in our programs to help keep the Faith alive.
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GeesePeace in Fairfax Announces 2003 Canada Geese Population Stabilization Program
Office of Public Affairs
12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 551
Fairfax, VA 22035-0065
Feb. 21, 2003
GeesePeace in Fairfax Announces 2003 Canada
Population Stabilization Program
Each year since 2001 Fairfax County has obtained a permit from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to addle/oil Canada geese eggs throughout Fairfax County. Addling refers to techniques, such as coating the eggs with corn oil to prevent development of the embryos. A similar permit will soon be obtained for this year's nesting season that begins in mid-March and continues to early May. GeesePeace in Fairfax, a public-private partnership, will again train volunteers and property management staffs on how to safely and humanely addle/oil Canada geese eggs.
Lake Barcroft residents began this effort several years ago to manage the Canada geese population at that site, and it has developed into a county-wide initiative. County communities, businesses and recreation areas can participate in the addling effort again this year. This widespread effort helps resolve Canada geese conflicts humanely and without controversy.
Fairfax County and GeesePeace in Fairfax encourage all property owners who may have geese nesting on their properties to sign up for this year's program. All they need to do is visit the GeesePeace Web site at www.geesepeace.org, fill out the "Property Owners Consent" form, print and sign, then mail to GeesePeace at the address listed on the form. GeesePeace in Fairfax will contact each property owner to schedule on-site visits to locate nests and oil eggs using protocols developed by the Humane Society of the United States.
Any property owner who wishes to oil the geese eggs on their own property under the Fairfax County permit must attend one of the GeesePeace in Fairfax egg oiling training classes. These classes will be held on Saturday, March 8 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Monday, March 10 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Audrey Moore RECenter at Wakefield Park, 8100 Braddock Road, Annandale, (Exit 54 A, Braddock Road, West; one-fourth mile to entrance on right). Training is free and open to the public. For more information or to register, call 703-354-1713, TTY 711 or go to www.geesepeace.org.


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Just got this from MSG:
Series Debuts with Two New York Rangers Specials September 4 & 11 on MSG
Pre-Season Coverage Begins September 18 on MSG and MSG Plus
New York – September 2, 2010 – MSG's "Hockey Night Live!" will get an early start on the 2010-11 season with two specials dedicated to the New York Rangers on September 4 and 11 on MSG, and three weeks of pre-season coverage starting September 18 on MSG and MSG Plus. "Hockey Night Live!" will begin its weekly regular season shows on both networks on Saturday, October 9, the first weekend of the NHL's 2010-11 season.
"Between MSG and MSG Plus, we televise more live hockey than anyone in America," said Dan Ronayne, executive vice president and general manager, MSG Networks. "Our 'Hockey Night Live!' franchise has become must-see TV for hockey fans, providing the latest news from around the NHL as well as expert analysis, commentary and witty banter from our panel of former players."
The taped, half-hour Rangers specials will be hosted by Bill Pidto and Dave Maloney, and will include appearances by two offseason additions to the Rangers, Martin Biron and Todd White, and two veteran players, Matt Gilroy and Michael Del Zotto. The September 4 show will be telecast at 11:00 p.m. and the September 11 episode at 9:30 p.m. Both shows will replay on MSG Plus the following day.
The following week on Saturday, September 18, the first day of NHL training camps, "Hockey Night Live!" will begin three weeks of pre-season specials at 9:30 p.m. on MSG and MSG Plus. The shows will be hosted by the "Hockey Night Live!" crew, featuring Al Trautwig, Dave Maloney, Ken Daneyko, Ron Duguay and Butch Goring. The hour-long shows will provide in-depth looks into offseason moves and 2010-11 previews of the Rangers, New York Islanders, New Jersey Devils and Buffalo Sabres.
On Saturday, October 9 at 9:30 p.m., "Hockey Night Live!" returns for its third season of weekly comprehensive hockey coverage live on MSG and MSG Plus.


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I will be speaking on a panel with Peter Kirn (Create Digital Music), Micah Frank aka Kamoni (Sound Designer & Founder of Puremagnetik), and Julie Covello aka DJ Shakey (DJ, Creator & Promoter of the Warper Party, Music Collector) on Saturday, September 25 at the SAE, 1293 Broadway, 9th Floor, New York NY 10001.
The IMSTA FESTA is free and should be good fun and of great interest to anyone who reads this blog. It's a pro-audio manufacturer get together and panel series. It's from 11:00AM – 7:00PM. Some of the exhibitors include Ableton, Arturia, Bias, SSL, Celemony, IK Multimedia, Image Line, Native Instruments, Pianoteq, Propellerhead, Rob Papen, Steinberg and Waves.
UPDATE: Over 1,000 people are registered. Come on down!
"IMSTA FESTA, a celebration of music software is coming to the heart of New York City. The First IMSTA FESTA started in Japan where it was highly successful for technology companies, producers and hobbyists alike. IMSTA FESTA brings a collection of the top audio technology companies together in an environment where they can interact with music makers face-to-face. If you use music software you will benefit from this event in a number of ways." – http://www.imsta.org
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Exclusive Photo Coverage: MISS SAIGON Auditionees Register in Manila!
Manila, Philippines, November 17, 2012 - BroadwayWorld.com (Philippines) photographer JR Sala shares some his photos taken at the first registration day for the much-talked-about "Miss Saigon" auditions in Manila, which will be conducted from Monday, November 19 to Thursday, November 22 at the Philippine Opera Company's headquarters in Makati City.
Contrary to previous media reports that these auditions were meant to cast for a supposedly "Miss Saigon" revival production in London next year, notices posted on walls at the audition venue have indicated that "These auditions seek to find suitable candidates to play the role of Kim and the male and female Asian ensemble performers for future productions of 'Miss Saigon'…There shall be no cast announcements made during the course of the audition exercise. As in past auditions, this audition exercise is 'exploratory' in nature."
Local thespians seen at the audition registration were Kyla Rivera, Caisa Borromeo, James Stacey, Topper Fabregas, OJ Mariano, Yanah Laurel, Sitti Navarro, and Josh Ramirez.
Registration ends tomorrow, November 18.
"Miss Saigon" auditionees
Day One: "Miss Saigon" audition registration in Manila
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Day One: "Miss Saigon" audition registration
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We're excited to announce AIR 3 and Flash Player 11– coming in early October! From gaming to rich media to data-driven app development, check out some of the latest features like new 3D functionality, native extensions and captive runtime! Learn how to build and deploy apps that run across desktops, connected TVs and mobile devices running Android, iOS and BlackBerry Tablet OS! adobe.ly/nrVhs
AND…coming later this year, Flash Builder 4.6 and Flex 4.6! With this new release of the best-in-breed cross-platform application development SDK and tooling, expect to see further Flex controls, better performance, and enhanced support for AIR Native Extensions (ANEs) and captive runtimes. For more, check this out.
There's lots more to come, so stay tuned!