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UW System P. B. Poorman Award
Friday, October 17th, 11:30am-1:30pm
The UW System P.B Poorman Award was initiated in 2006 to recognize a UW System faculty, academic or classified staff, or registered UWS student for their excellence in advocacy, research, teaching, or service on behalf of the LGBTQ communities. The award recognizes outstanding achievement as evidenced by consistent and significant contributions to the LGBTQ communities within the UW System beyond job responsibilities.
The award is named after the late Professor P.B. Poorman, who played an instrumental role in the foundation of the UW System Inclusivity Initiative for LGBTQ People. Her contributions to improving the lives of LGBTQ students, faculty, and staff through research, teaching, service, and advocacy all served to define the systemwide Inclusivity Initiative. Dr. Poorman used her boundless energy, humor, and determination to foster action and to help the organizing effort gain recognition from the wider university community. To honor Dr. Poorman's legacy to the state of Wisconsin, the University of Wisconsin System, and the LGBTQ communities, the UW System LGBTQ Inclusivity Initiative established this annual award in her name.
2014 Recipient: Julie Miller, LGBTQ Program Coordinator, University of Wisconsin-Stout
UW System Outstanding Women of Color in Education
Saturday, October 18th, 11:30am-1:30pm
(You may register to attend just the luncheon.)
The UW System Outstanding Women of Color in Education Awards were initiated in 1994 to acknowledge the ties and shared concerns among administrators, faculty, staff, and students within Women's Studies and Ethnic Studies, and to uphold a continuing commitment to Plan 2008: Education Quality through Racial and Ethnic Diversity. That commitment continues through support for multiple accessibility and diversity efforts throughout the UW System.
Annually each UW system institution is asked to identify a recipient of award. The honorees can be faculty, students, staff, or community members who meet the award criteria. In addition to acknowledgements by their home campus or institution, the honorees receive statewide recognition and are invited to the annual UW System Outstanding Women of Color in Education Awards ceremony. This event is co-sponsored by the UW System Women's Studies Consortium and the UW System Office of Diversity Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. Past award recipients can be found at womenstudies.wisc.edu/WSC/events/woc/recipients.htm»
2014 Outstanding Women of Color in Education Award Recipients
UW-Colleges, Maa Vue
UW-Extension, Shelley King-Curry
UW-Eau Claire, Sanjukta Chaudhuri
UW-Green Bay, Giselle Simons
UW-La Crosse, Sara Docan-Morgan
UW-Madison, Shawnika Hull, Lillian Tong
UW-Milwaukee, Chia Youyee Vang
UW-Oshkosh, Grace Lim
UW-Parkside, Jennifer Correa
UW-Platteville, Lakisha Clinton
UW-River Falls, Bee Vang
UW-Stevens Point, Oluyomi Ogunnaike-Lafe
UW-Stout, Vickie Sanchez
UW-Superior, Gabriela Theis & Kang Her
UW-Whitewater, Catherine Chan
2014 Award recipient biographies will be available here soon.


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Hart named ad director for RangerAug 2, 2012 Staff
James Hart is the new director of advertising for Riverton Ranger Inc. He began his new duties Monday, July 30.
Hart comes to Fremont County from Iowa, where he was the associate publisher and director of advertising for Inland Media's Mt. Pleasant News.
"Jim is an experienced and effective advertising professional, and we are glad to have him working with us," said Ranger publisher Steve Peck. "He has enjoyed a successful career in community newspapers, and we have high confidence that will continue here."
Before his Mt. Pleasant position, Hart spent three years as director of advertising and circulation at the Daily Union in Junction City, Kan., owned by Montgomery Communic-ations, and a tenure of similar length as retail advertising manager for the Alton Telegraph in Alton, Ill.
The Illinois native also has experience as an independent business consultant specializing in streamlined workflow and cost efficiency and as a telemarketing agent for the Chicago Sun Times. He earned an accounting degree in Illinois.
As a younger man he also was a member of the Professional Bowlers Association's Midwest Region, competing in regional and national PBA tournaments.
"I am enjoying getting acquainted with the community and the newspaper," Hart said. "We have a good team here, and I look forward to playing a part in the success of Fremont County's newspapers."
Hart and his wife, Jenni, have a 4-year-old son, Preston.
Riverton Ranger Inc. publishes the daily Ranger, weekly Lander Journal, weekly Wind River News and EXTRA!, and is affiliated as well with the ADvertiser, Dubois Frontier, Shoshoni Pioneer and Thermopolis Independent-Record.
The company also operates the local news website dailyranger.com

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Khedira: Madrid close to Barca
Sami Khedira accepts that Barcelona were worthy Champions League winners but believes Real Madrid are almost at the same level as Pep Guardiola's men.
• Luis Enrique in Roma talks
• Ferguson: Barca best I've faced
• Coentrao eyes Madrid move
• Benzema confident of stay
Barcelona received widespread acclaim for their masterful performance at Wembley on Saturday as they beat Manchester United 3-1 to become champions of Europe for the fourth time in their history.
However, Khedira believes that Madrid may have won out in their semi-final meeting had Pepe not been sent off for a foul on Dani Alves in the 2-0 defeat at the Bernabeu.
"Everyone agrees that Barcelona deserved to win the Champions League, but we don't need to improve much to get to their level," he told Kicker.
"In the [semi-final], we lost as the result of a red card that, in my view, was wrong. If we had played with 11 men against 11, we would not have lost the game."
Meanwhile, Turkey international Hamit Altintop feels he will fit in well at the Bernabeu following his decision to leave Bayern Munich.
"I regard myself as a player people would want to have, especially due to my knowledge of this sport and my positioning on the pitch," he told AS. "I am very professional and can adapt to any system or situation. I will never complain about my team's style.
"The conversation I had with Mourinho was crucial in my decision to come. I am very excited and anxious to play alongside my countrymen Sahin and Ozil. I believe things will go well for me in this new stage in my career. I only think about helping the team and showing the fans what I'm capable of."
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"We are very comfortable with our team," Krikorian said at Thursday's press conference in College Station. "We feel as though we're playing the best soccer we've played all year -- maybe the best soccer we've played since I've been at Florida State."
FSU's flexibility has been a big key to its success -- in all three of its College Cup teams. Japanese international Mami Yamaguchi played in midfield her first two years with the Seminoles but returned to her natural attacking position in 2007 and has responded with 23 goals and 17 assists.
"But as we look back at it," said Krikorian, "if you look at the three years over all, the contribution that she's made it was equally significant each of the three years, it was just different roles that she took and her selflessness is shown now because she probably could have been a 20-goal scorer each of the years, but the needs of the team came first. Much like Becky Edwards, a midfielder by trade; last year she came in and played right back. This year she's moved over and played center back, so I think that's the spirit we have on the team."
The same spirit applies to the outside backs.
"Katrin Schmidt is an attacking midfielder who's a left back," said Krikorian. "Erica Sutton's a midfielder who's a wing and a right back and I think all of these players understand when you decide to be in a team sport, it's for the greater good so they're willing to sacrifice some of their own personal glory for the glory of the team."
NOTABLE. Florida State's program is only in its 13th season, but the Seminoles already rank eighth all-time with 20 NCAA Tournament victories.
18 Erin McNulty (FR Canada) 0.85 GAA
6 Erika Sutton (JR Arvada, Colo.) 5-3-13
19 Becky Edwards (SO Downingtown, Pa.) 3-3-9
12 Libby Gianeskis (SR Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 0-0-0
7 Katrin Schmidt (JR Germany) 1-10-12
13 Amanda DaCosta (FR Katonah, N.Y.) 5-8-18
10 Marissa Kazbour (FR Valrico, Fla.) 3-5-11
14 Kirsten van de Ven (SR Netherlands) 7-4-18
16 Holly Peltzer (SR Lake Mary, Fla.) 3-1-7
25 Sanna Talonen (FR Finland) 17-5-39
11 Mami Yamaguchi (JR Japan) 23-17-63
4 Annie Stalzer (SO Palm Harbor, Fla.) 2-4-8
8 Lauren Switzer (SO St. Charles, Ill.) 2-1-5
28 Rachel Lim (FR Boca Raton, Fla.) 4-3-11


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On a picture-perfect Saturday morning in April, several dozen million-dollar boats crowded the docks at the Renaissance Vinoy Resort in downtown St. Petersburg.
But these weren't your typical cruisers, sport fishermen and luxury yachts. They were high-performance crafts — so-called "go-fast boats" — some capable of speeds in excess of 100 mph.
There were V-bottoms and catamarans, twin-engine beasts, better suited for the race course than the tranquil waters of Tampa Bay.
Indeed, many of these boats had made their mark in offshore racing and were now retired and retrofitted to accommodate passengers in addition to the traditional driver and throttleman.
"Isn't this great?" asked Michael Allweiss, a St. Petersburg attorney and former powerboat racer, as he climbed behind the wheel of his 38-foot Donzi to participate in the Florida Powerboat Club's first Tampa Bay Poker Run. "It makes me wish I was racing again."
Allweiss and his former racing partner, Adib Mastry, were among the more than 40 crews that turned out Saturday for what organizers hope will become a regular event in Tampa Bay. Each boat paid an entry fee of $695 for a shot at winning $2,500 in cash and prizes.
In a typical poker run, participants start off with a playing card and a map that shows the locations of stops where additional cards can be obtained. At the end of the day, the boat with the best poker hand wins.
Saturday's poker run began at the Vinoy and headed to Egmont Key, where boaters picked up their second card.
Best of the best
Stew Jones, who founded the Florida Powerboat Club in 1993 to promote events such as this, calls the Sunshine State the "Boating Capital of the World."
"You won't find a better place to boat," said Jones, who has about 500 members in his Pompano Beach-based club. "We have thousands of miles of coastline, the Intracoastal Waterway, great bays, rivers and lakes … but the best part is that we can boat year-round. We don't have to wait till the ice clears."
Florida has more registered boats (974,553 in 2008, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics) than any other state in the country. But there is no way to count the thousands of out-of-state boaters who visit Florida on a seasonal basis.
Ask any hard-core boater, and Saturday had its share of die-hard enthusiasts, to name their favorite Florida boating destination and you get a variety of answers. Some like Miami's turquoise-blue waters, others the Florida Keys, and then there are those who prefer the Panhandle with its sugar-sand beaches.
But Allweiss and Mastry will tell you that Tampa Bay is the best place to boat in a state without any bad places to boat.
"If it is rough in the gulf, you can boat in the bay," said Mastry, a St. Petersburg native who co-owns the Mastry Engine Center. "When it is nice and calm in the gulf you can go pretty much anywhere you want. But over on the East Coast, when it gets rough, forget it. You'll never even make it outside."
The key to the bay
Passing beneath the Sunshine Skyway Bridge with Egmont Key straight ahead, I have to agree with my companions. There is no prettier place to boat, sail or paddle than this stretch of water at the mouth of Tampa Bay.
Egmont Key, an island fortress that was once a Union naval base during the Civil War, is one of the most popular boating destinations on the west coast of Florida. Since 1974, the key has served as a national wildlife sanctuary, providing a crucial nesting area for loggerhead sea turtles and numerous threatened and endangered migratory shorebirds.
But the leeward side of this 400-acre island has a mooring area, and on a beautiful spring afternoon, it is not unusual to find dozens of pleasure boaters.
One by one, the poker runners pulled up behind the key and circled the "card boat," where boaters were handed their second card. From there it would be a run of more than 30 miles up the bay to downtown Tampa.
Full throttle
A typical fishing boat might take an hour to make that journey, but the fastest of the poker run boats covered the distance in 20 minutes. The watercraft, many of which cost more than $1 million, are built for one thing: speed. That's why go-fast boats stick to the shipping channel, where larger, big-wake vessels tend to travel.
The other rules for poker runs are simple. No alcohol allowed, or as they say, "Water on water, beer on the pier," and life jackets must be worn at all times.
If you have a performance boat and like to go fast, then this might be the sport for you.


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Some mighty pens are gathering Saturday at San Bernardino's Norman F. Feldheym Library.
More than 46 authors from around Southern California will gather for Meet the Authors: A Celebration of Authors and Books, with presentations and readings throughout the day.
Authors will discuss their works and sell and sign books. Genres will include children's literature, mysteries, young adult books, motivational and self-help, science fiction, poetry, fantasy, political cartoons, local history — and even a series on Route 66 mysteries.
The 1 to 5 p.m. event will also feature presentations and readings in the Bing Wong Auditorium throughout the day, according to Linda Adams Yeh, library program coordinator.
"If you are an aspiring author or just want to get an early start on holiday gift shopping, this is a good opportunity to meet the authors, poets and cartoonists who have confirmed their participation," Adams Yeh said.
Featured authors include Beth Winokur, Beverly Thomas, Darlene Douthit, David Brown, Madeline Gornell, Margaret Hill, Deshea Markham, Diana Sholley, John Weeks, Nick Cataldo, Diane Mierzwik, Fred Smith, Phil Yeh, Gail Picado, Gary and Isabel Walbourne, James Morris, Janet Williams, Kristen Kittscher, Martin Lastrapes, Mary Ruth Hughes, Nicole Dunlap, Norman Edelen, Paula Priamos, Paulina Jaramillo, Ratibu Jacocks, Richard and Robin Hanks, Robert J. Harper, Roger Burgraff, T'ana Thompson, Therese Moore, Travis Dickson and Victoria Taylor.
Guest speakers include authors Janet Williams, Norman Edelen and Phil Yeh.
Madeline Gornell, one of the featured authors, writes in a unique genre of special interest to the local community. Of her five published mysteries, three focus on Route 66.
"I can go by a place and say 'this needs to be a setting for a story' — that's the first seed of an idea — it's a sensory thing, " said Gornell, a Chicago native who now lives in the Mojave Desert.
Her current book, "Counsel of Ravens," was published in July and is the third story to draw on Route 66.
Local history buffs will also find engaging nonfiction stories.
Nick Cataldo, a local historian, teacher and author, said he enjoys the signing events because its fun talking to people.
"I enjoy them because these events support our city and reading," Cataldo said. "When it pertains to reading, it's a good thing — expanding people's minds."
Cataldo will sign copies of his books "Images of America: San Bernardino," published in 2002; and "The Earp Clan: the Southern California Years," published in 2006.
The free event will also have local organizations on site, including the nonprofit literary center Inlandia Institute and the students of Cal State San Bernardino.
The Norman F. Feldheym Central Library is at 555 W. Sixth St., San Bernardino. For more information, call 909-381-8238 or visit www.sbpl.org.


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Right Choice?
Went to the gun shop to buy a Ruger Single Six ($175) in decent/good conition. But I was also presented with a Colt Official Police 38 ($75) in decent/goof condition. Checked up on the serial number of the Colt, it was made in 1929. I chose the Colt, my wallet says I made the right choice. But what do you guys think?
If it's in decent condition, any Colt revolver is worth having and $75. is a steal. Now go back and get the Single Six for plinking.
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My only camera is in my phone so it doesnt show much detail. There is some wear and scratches, but hey the gun is 82 years old.
I had a concern with the Single Six. when I opened the gate, as you would to eject spent shells, and pushed the ejector rod it wasnt lined up to push through the cylinder. I could half cock the hammer to free the cylinder and get it to go through once lined up obviously. But my concern was if it wasnt lined up with the ejector rod then the cylinder may not be lined up true to the barrel. I dont anything about the single six so maybe this is the way its supposed to be. Would like to get feedback from an owner/past owner.
You got one excellent deal in my opinion! She looks very good, and I bet she shoots good too :D.
That is a beauty!
Did you see this article?
I only have one request RANGE REPORT!
Beautiful Colt.
It it .38S&W, or .38Special (.38 S&W Special)?
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JERUSALEM (Jul. 4)
An archaeological dig near Jewish and Moslem holy sites in the Old City set off two hours of fierce rioting by Arabs on Sunday that spread into other parts of Jerusalem.
Fifteen East Jerusalem residents and one policeman were injured, none seriously. Police reported seven arrests. The dig was suspended temporarily.
The project was begun several months ago, under the aegis of the Ministry of Religious Affairs, to unearth a 2,000-year-old water tunnel. The tunnel runs from the Western Wall, underneath the Moslem Quarter, to the Sister of Zion convent, on the Via Dolorosa, in the heart of the Moslem Quarter.
The work proceeded without incident until the final stage Sunday morning, when ministry workers began uncovering ancient steps leading from the tunnel to the street.
Moslem religious authorities, using loud-speakers in the mosques on the Temple Mount, warned that Jews were trying to penetrate the Islamic holy sites from underground.
Within minutes, hundreds of Arabs took to the streets. They stoned the diggers and a squad of police that rushed to the scene.
Outside the Old City walls, Arabs blocked roads and hurled stones at cars, buses and police. The windows of three Egged buses were shattered, and three passengers in one of them sustained slight injuries from shards of glass.
During the rioting, officials of the municipality and the police had an emergency meeting with Moslem religious authorities at the offices of the Moslem Supreme Council, the body in charge of Islamic shrines in East Jerusalem.
Agreement was reached to halt the digging until after Id el-Adha, the Moslem Feast of the Sacrifice, on July 24.
But statements issued later by the parties concerned indicated that feelings are still running high.
The Moslem Supreme Council charged that the digging endangered many ancient Moslem buildings in the area. It repeated the charge that the excavation was another attempt by fanatic Jews to penetrate the Temple Mount.


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Millennial Media Plunges Because of a Bad Management Decision
Shares of Millennial Media (NYSE: MM) plunged more than 37 percent on Wednesday after trading 16.8 million shares—twice the normal volume.
Millennial Media is in the mobile business—a battleground industry that market watchers and companies from Silicon Valley startup to Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) and Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) see as the next untapped gold mine for advertisers.
According to MobiThinking, mobile ad spending is projected to grow from $790 million in 2010 to $4 billion in 2015 with the local ad market will grow from $404 million to $2.8 billion in the same time period.
And that's only United States data. Japan already spends more on mobile advertising than the United States. In 2009, the country was spending $1.14 billion on mobile advertising with a year over year growth rate of 12.9 percent.
Millennial Media provides worldwide mobile advertising solutions making it highly levered to statistics like these so why would the stock drop 37 percent? There's nothing wrong with the mobile ad space other than American companies' almost frustrating inability to capitalize on it.
Google is probably the best at it but Facebook, despite the company patting itself on the back for its efforts, continues to miss out on lucrative advertising dollars because its efforts haven proven good but far from great.
The story of MM doesn't appear to be a function the industry. Shares fell to $8.95 on news of a disappointing revenue forecast. Bloomberg reports that the company projected revenue of $270 to $280 million—a shocking forecast compared to analyst expectations of $288.75 million.
What caused investors to sell and run? In more diversified businesses like Google, soft mobile stats aren't nearly as much of a concern but having money tied up in a $700 million company completely dependent on mobile ad sales makes for a nervous investor.
Since its IPO in March of last year, Millennial Media has lost 64 percent of its value. Investors bid up the stock this month looking for better news than what they heard yesterday.
What is the company's explanation for the soft revenue forecast? According to CEO Paul Palmieri, the shortfall was a strategic decision to no longer go after small customers and larger deals that haven't yet materialized. Palmieri went on to say that it wasn't until the end of the quarter that the effects of not servicing lower revenue clients became clear.
What's clear is that it didn't have enough larger accounts to make up for the revenue stream of the smaller accounts and going forward—at least in the short term—the company will pay the price.
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Santa Fe's new Taco Bell lurks among historic and innovative new buildings at the gateway to the Baca Railyard and downtown Santa Fe like a tumor among pearls. The pitched battle of the faux-dobe's stucco hues reads like a cage match between market-researched fashion mistakes. The faux-hovering, faux-campanario elements of the structure are basically faux-architectural filler, and now a class-action lawsuit is accusing the fast-food taco purveyor of serving faux meat.
Specifically, an Alabama law firm has alleged that Taco Bell is guilty of false advertising when it promotes items containing "seasoned beef" and "seasoned ground beef." According to the United States Department of Agriculture, beef is defined as "flesh of cattle," and anything sold as beef must consist of only that with no more than 30 percent fat and no added water, phosphates, binders or extenders.
The lawsuit alleges that Taco Bell's "beef" contains only 36 percent beef. The other 64 percent is "water, isolated oat product, salt, chili pepper, onion powder, tomato powder, oats (wheat), soy lecithin, sugar, spices, maltodextrin (a polysaccharide that is absorbed as glucose), soybean oil (anti-dusting agent), garlic powder, autolyzed yeast extract, citric acid, caramel color, cocoa powder, silicon dioxide (anti-caking agent), natural flavors, yeast, modified corn starch, natural smoke flavor, salt, sodium phosphate, less than 2% of beef broth, potassium phosphate, and potassium lactate."
The lawsuit also notes that, internally, Taco Bell packages this, um, stuff, as "taco meat filling." But even that may present a problem: The USDA has a definition for "meat filling" too, and it demands at least 40 percent fresh meat. If the Alabama lawsuit is correct, Taco Bell is falling short of that benchmark as well, although it appears to be overachieving in terms of potentially harmful preservatives and alarming corn, soy and sugar byproducts.
No wonder home cooks can't replicate that famous Taco Bell "flavor."
Taco Bell, of course, is lawyered up 24/7 and has released a non-denial denial and a pledge to sue the filling out of anyone who makes "false statements" about their "food." Greg Creed, president and—get this—chief concept officer for Taco Bell says, "the lawyers in this case…got their 'facts' absolutely wrong." But Creed declines to detail how the allegations are wrong; he simply points out that Taco Bell buys its beef from "the same trusted brands you do in the supermarket, like Tyson Foods."
Of course there's no mention of what becomes of that beef after it's purchased. Nor is there mention of Tyson Foods' long history of felony violations of the Clean Water Act; its employment of undocumented workers; its attempt to hide its use of antibiotics in poultry plants; its workplace environment that included, in one instance, a "whites only" sign over a bathroom door; and its refusal to submit its beef to certain E coli testing. If Tyson Foods is what Taco Bell considers a "trusted" brand, maybe Taco Bell ain't that trustworthy either.
What's the end result for the franchise in Santa Fe? Not much. I try to shield my eyes when I'm forced to pass by the new Taco Bell, but the parking lot looks plenty full. If Taco Bell were legally forced to replace "beef" with "a bunch of random shit in a tortilla," I doubt it would even register with most consumers.
What consumers may notice is a strangely timed admission that Taco Bell chooses less flesh—at least certain kinds of flesh. The company pulled its advertising from the new MTV show Skins during the same week the lawsuit was filed. Apparently, Taco Bell feels that frank shows about teen sexuality should focus less on flesh and more on, er, artificial extenders.
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GDP growth accelerated modestly in the third quarter to a 2.0 percent annual rate, driven by an 8.5 percent growth rate in durable good purchases, a 13.0 percent rise in defense spending, and a 14.4 percent rise in housing investment, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis' latest report on the Gross Domestic Product. The increase in durable goods sales came after a modest drop in the second quarter. Most of the growth in durables was in the recreational goods and vehicles category, which expanded at a 13.4 percent annual rate. Defense spending surged after having fallen the prior three quarters. The timing of defense spending is always erratic and this increase is unlikely to be repeated.
Investment was extraordinarily weak in the quarter, shrinking at a 1.3 percent annual rate. Uncertainties surrounding tax and regulatory policy will clear up after the election, which will lead to more investment, but there is no other sector that is likely to see a substantial uptick any time soon. Deficit reduction that will take place in 2013 will be a damper on growth, making it unlikely that we will be able to sustain growth much above the economy's 2.5 percent potential.
For a more in-depth analysis, check out the latest GDP Byte.


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Mrs. Chastain died October 30, 2006.
The daughter of Betty Coker Harrison and Roy Bloodworth, she was born March 29, 1922, in Emory. She was married to Joe Bob Chastain on February 16, 1939, in Emory.
Mrs. Chastain was a lifelong member of Emory Methodist Church and was an associate of Holly Tree Chapel where she was an active choir member. She was a homemaker and mother, a founding member of the Womens Service Club, a Den mother of Cub Scouts, leader of MYF for many years, a member of the Go & Tell Quartet with Garth Looney, Audrye Hill, and Joy Barrett, and an accomplished pianist, organist, and violinist.
Survivors are a daughter and son-in-law, Betty Valentine and Sonny Valentine of Holly Lake Ranch; a son and daughter-in-law, Robert Chastain and Kay Chastain of Emory; four grandchildren, Glen Valentine of Lone Oak, Lia Beaty of Wasilla, Alaska, Joey Chastain of the USAF, Del Rio, and Brad Chastain of Woosley; five great-grandchildren, J. R. Smith of Poetry, Renee Rocha of Rockwall, Coltan Chastain and Makayla Chastain of Del Rio, and Karlee Chastain of Woosley; and three great-great-grandchildren, Makayla Smith of Poetry and Alexis Rocha and Anthony Rocha of Rockwall.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; one sister, Gwendolyn Somers; and a niece, Anna Louise Somers.
Pallbearers are Ross Miller; grandsons Glenn Valentine, Joey Chastain and Brad Chastain; and great-grandsons J. R. Smith and Eric Rocha. Honorary pallbearers are Ivan Alexander, Jr., Floyd Greene, Fannon Garrett, and Jackie Butler.
Memorials may be made to Emory City Cemetery.
(November 2, 2006, The Greenville Herald Banner)


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This flexible system features a host adapter with an on-board RISC processor that allows you to connect up to 64 RS-232 or RS-422 serial ports to a PCI-based system. The result is a fast, reliable way to connect terminals, printers, modems, instruments and other serial peripherals, making it ideal for applications such as data acquisition, office/factory automation, and industrial process control.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. – The media descended on Ian Kinsler Tuesday morning in Lakeland, Fla., for reaction to the story about his departure from the Texas Rangers.
Kinsler immediately seemed to regret some of the things he said, which included calling Rangers general manager Jon Daniels a "sleazeball" and saying that he hoped the Rangers go "0-162.:
"I thought that was a little ridiculous," he told Detroit reporters. "It seems a little childish. But that's what's written, and there's nothing I can really say to reverse that or reverse people's opinions. It is what it is, and that's basically it."
Kinsler did tell the reporters that he was unhappy with the story and that he felt it was written for "drama" and "a little out of context." It appeared in the curiously-named "Conspiracy Issue," of ESPN: The Magazine.
He did not say, however, that he planned to reach out to Daniels about the comments. He did say that his comments about the "general manager were taken out of context."
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About hoping the Rangers go "0-162," Kinsler said: "Yeah. I've told that to my ex-teammates to their face. So it's not anything new to them. They probably are hoping the same thing on our team. So it's definitely competitive and a little bit of a humor quote, I guess. But like I said, it's drama, and it sounds good the way it's written, so that's the way they're going to go with it."


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I havent been on here as much since losing our baby. It is almost like the baby fever was totally drained out of me. And it is hard to see everyone discussing names for their babies who are due. But as weird as this sounds, since AF showed up yesterday after the MC it gave me closure while still being a bittersweet moment. Its like my body had a switch turn on and I feel a lot better since it happened. After I first announced losing the baby a lot of people told me they waited a year which I thought I would never do or couldnt do but after everything we have endured I feel like waiting a year is perfect. Just had to vent some and get back into the NB swing of things.
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I'm so glad to hear you feel you've taken another step down the path to healing. There's no right or wrong way when it comes to grieving, just give yourself time to heal and you'll know when the time is right to try again, whether that be next week, next month or next year. All our love & support!Proud Mummy of...
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UNIGINE Corp. has released a new, enhanced version 4.0 of Heaven Benchmark, the GPU intensive benchmark that gained massive popularity among overclockers and hardware manufacturers for hammering their graphics cards to the limits. This powerful tool can be effectively used to determine the stability of a GPU under extremely stressful conditions, as well as check the cooling system's potential under maximum heat output. It provides completely unbiased results and generates true in-game rendering workloads across all platforms, such as Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
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STUNNING images of the natural world in the Australasia bioregion — many taken by South Australian photographers — will be on show at the SA museum next month in the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year Exhibition.
The finalist photographs depict fauna, flora and land formations in Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and the New Guinea region.
The exhibition has been curated and exhibited at South Australian Museum since 2009 and this year there are 12 finalist photos by ten photographers from SA.
Joel Durbridge of Glenelg North is a finalist in the landscape section with his unearthly image
Fairytale Lookout which he took after climbing Frenchman Peak, in Cape Le Grand National Park on the south coast of WA.
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Edwardstown photographer Kirri Cetinich went all the way to Port Lockroy, Wiencke Island in Antarctica to capture her Gentoo penguins in her Houseboat, entered in the Our Impact category.
"These old boats left in Antarctica are a reminder of its terrible whaling past. The boats were abandoned with no thought of their impact on the environment," she commented.
Way across the Southern Ocean and closer to home at Victor Harbor, James Cornwell, aged 11 from North Haven, took his picture of Australian magpies on The Bluff, titled Look at me, look at me.
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A Norfolk firm of solicitors is the latest name to signal its support for the county's food and drink producers.
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I know that many on here felt kinda sorry for this kid (I know I sure as hell did), and thought he was brainwashed.
Looks like many of us were feeling sorry for a psychopath.
If this turns out to be true, he's gonna fry.
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I know that many on here felt kinda sorry for this kid (I know I sure as hell did), and thought he was brainwashed.
Looks like many of us were feeling sorry for a psychopath.
If this turns out to be true, he's gonna fry.
End. Of. Story.
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Not all of us were feeling sorry for a psychopath. I love how NOW you're against him. He killed how many people, even a kid, and that didn't set you off? You've got issues.
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So in addition to being a terrorists, they're also serial killers.
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Like these dudes could afford 7 pounds of marijuana.
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Touche r1.
|by Anonymous
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[quote]If this turns out to be true, he's gonna fry.
The US Attorney will seek the death penalty even if it isn't.
And since these killings are more likely a state issue, Massachusetts has no death penalty.
|by Anonymous
|reply 5
I thought it was just Tamerlan they suspected, since they were his friends, and that Tamerlan didn't like marijuana because of islam, hence covering their bodies in it. But Dzhokhar continued to smoke marijuana till the end, his friends said. One friend also said Dzhokhar resisted Tamerlan's islam obsession, saying he'd suggest going somewhere else to hang out because Tamerlan would just force them to read the Qu'ran. Dzhokhar may have eventually stopped resisting Tamerlan's radical obsession, but I thought that only happened recently in 2013 around the time when he started studying up on Chechnya via that professor. But these murders happened already in 2011. So he was already that fucked up back then? Wow... I don't pity him, but it IS hard to understand how he, who seemed to be so well adjusted, could have been radicalized that early. Those murders seemed absolutely horrible. Throats slashed... damn. They're still waiting on DNA evidence, though. It still might've just been Tamerlan, but I admit that seems not so likely. He slashed three people's throats by himself? Doesn't really seem likely at all.
|by Anonymous
|reply 6
But he wore such nice underwear.
|by Anonymous
|reply 7
And had a very nice stomach, r7.
|by Anonymous
|reply 8
Feel sorry for this kid??????
Op, you DESPERATELY need therapy.
|by Anonymous
|reply 9
No way the murders would be tried in federal court; they're even trying the shooting of the cop in state court. But if he were to be convicted of the murders, that might affect how he is sentenced in federal court since it's evidence of past criminal conduct.
The only reason the bombings can even be tried in federal court is because they allegedly had a substantial effect on interstate commerce. Alternatively, since a federal mailbox was allegedly dented by one of the explosions, that could also be a basis for charging in federal court--damage to federal property resulting in death.
Given the Republicans' opposition to Obamacare as a violation of the Commerce Clause, I fully expect them to take a principled stand here against trying this kid in federal court under a statute that has even less of a link to interstate commerce. But I think their constitutional scruples will give way in this case to their general desire to want people dead.
|by Anonymous
|reply 10
None of us were feeling sorry for him. We thought he was hot. There's a huge difference between the two.
|by Anonymous
|reply 11
Let me out and I'll take care of that little pedo
|by Anonymous
|reply 12
[quote]The only reason the bombings can even be tried in federal court is because they allegedly had a substantial effect on interstate commerce.
Terrorism isn't a federal crime?
|by Anonymous
|reply 13
Maybe Obama will commute his sentence if he gets the death penalty.
|by Anonymous
|reply 14
True, R11. There's a clear difference. The teens on twitter let their emotions cloud their judgment; his eyes are so angelic, so he must be innocent. They want to save this innocent, pure boy who's crying for his mommy all alone in his cell.
But I admit, like it's been said so many times before, it's difficult to fathom how a seemingly americanized, well adjusted young man, becomes such a monster. And now it appears already in 2011 he was capable of slashing people's throats... contrary to what we've heard of him becoming radicalized more recently. I guess he fooled everyone around him very well.
|by Anonymous
|reply 15
R11, a number of posters were calling for leniency because the poor little boy had been manipulated by his brother. Some went so far as to call for all charges to be dropped.
|by Anonymous
|reply 16
R13, it is a federal crime, but only when it has a substantial effect on interstate commerce. That's why the government's official charge goes through all the allegations about how the Boston Marathon is attended by people from out of state and brings in a lot of out-of-state money, etc.
Congress can't make terrorism a federal crime just because it doesn't like it; it has to have some basis in the powers enumerated in Article I of the Constitution. The Commerce Clause is usually the only thing Congress can invoke to do what it wants. Congress can also criminalize activities that take place on or directly impact federal property or territories. But they didn't bomb a post office or anything here (other than the damage to the mailbox).
|by Anonymous
|reply 17
Even if this story's true, it isn't necessarily inconsistent with the idea that Dzhokhar was dominated and manipulated by the brother in a way that makes him less culpable. It really depends on how Dzhokhar was involved in the murders. If he wasn't the main aggressor, if it wasn't his idea, etc., that's important. Also, having been involved in some way with the murders could have made him even more psychologically beholden to his older brother, making it easier for him to be led into the bombing plot.
|by Anonymous
|reply 18
R16, I think there were only a couple of those posts, and I thought they were jokes.
I think many people just have trouble understanding how he went down that path when he had everything going for him, unlike his brother, who showed more obvious signs of being an arrogant, radicalized, nutty loser. He claimed himself he was lead by his brother. It's human nature to want to understand what makes someone a murderer.
Having pity is also human nature, in Dzhokhar's case it came because he seemed so relatable, a normal, americanized boy (pity is born from empathy)... Thus people thought that he must surely have been manipulated.
Not saying he deserves pity, though.
|by Anonymous
|reply 19
I'd still like to lick his abs.
|by Anonymous
|reply 20
This guy Giovanni (twitter/PonyBoii93) claims to be his friend and answers questions.
did jahar talked about his aims for the future ? he wanted to move back to chechnya
Hmm... If he was so americanized, why would he want to go back to Chechnya, especially when the living standard is so much higher in America?
He really was a wolf in sheep's clothing.
|by Anonymous
|reply 21
Dzhokhar will be tried similarly to Timothy McVeigh and should be put to death. He is probably not so cute anymore, there have not been any photos of him since the night of his capture.
|by Anonymous
|reply 22
His brother was the "head of the family" after his parents left. Culturally, that means something. And his brother was also a bully and a violent, overbearing piece of shit. I am not excusing the younger kid, but I am saying this provides a context for his behavior.
I don't believe he was radicalized. I think he felt some kind of loyalty to his faith, but it was not deep and it wasn't religious convictions that drove him. He wanted to placate his Brother and win his approval.
The other thing you have to consider, is that he was screwing up in college. He was probably going to flunk out. His grades were bad. He might have been feeling pressure and despair, which made him more vulnerable to his brother's influence.
By becoming a "terrorist" even if self invented, he would no longer be a failure. He and his brother could exert control over something. They could feel empowered.
That's what a lot of these Homeland security people miss. There's a feeling of empowerment for these losers when they get all militant. Dzhokar is pawn. He's guilty of terrorism, which is a Federal offense.
If they can prove his involvement in these other crimes that just frosts the cake. I see him getting the death penalty. And he should. I wish his brother were alive to fry too.
|by Anonymous
|reply 23
No, what it does show is the unbelievable superficiality of gay men here. Because he's cute, people feel 'sympathetic.' If he'd been fat or ugly, guys here would be screaming for his execution.
|by Anonymous
|reply 24
If he could be manipulated into killing children, it's a good thing he didn't become a member of a well-funded group with better weapons.
|by Anonymous
|reply 25
R25, I assume he turned down military recruiters during high school.
|by Anonymous
|reply 26
R24, did you even read what I wrote? It's not that simple.
Those who comment on his looks and how they wanna fuck him do not necessarily sympathize with him or think he should be released. There is a difference.
Now, the twitter teens are another story. They can't seperate looks from actions, hence they think he's innocent because he's so cute.
And there were also a lot of adults who sympathized with him because, like I said, he was described as a kind, americanized boy.
|by Anonymous
|reply 27
He should very quickly be put to death.
|by Anonymous
|reply 28
I think it would be very hard, if not impossible, to both want to fuck him and still want him to be put to death. But who knows what some minds are capable of?
|by Anonymous
|reply 29
Very funny, R26. Apparently he preferred pressure cookers full of shrapnel and military fatigues made him look washed out.
|by Anonymous
|reply 30
It won't be quick, r28.
Does anyone know why we haven't seen a mugshot of him?
If he's indicted, I would think he'll have to get one taken.
Maybe even shave his head?
|by Anonymous
|reply 31
R31, I bet his face is messed up. He is not cute any longer.
|by Anonymous
|reply 32
If he actually slit someone's throat (and there was no mitigating factor involved), that's far worse than placing a backpack on the ground and walking away. I don't think the death penalty is appropriate in either case, but the fact that it is available only for the latter is perverse.
|by Anonymous
|reply 33
R32, well, I don't know, he didn't get shot in face and he's recovering faster than they expected.
|by Anonymous
|reply 34
R27...I did read it. Have you read the comments here? guys here now want him executed because he was probably messed up by the gunshots.
|by Anonymous
|reply 35
It's becoming evident that Dzhokhar is more evil than his brother. His brother had the blinding passion of religion driving him. Dzhokhar's dispassionate ability to kill with no emotion, not even a thrill, makes him soulless. He's a real-life Michael Myers.
|by Anonymous
|reply 36
OP, you felt sorry for this kid? You are one big douche.
|by Anonymous
|reply 37
I'm with r36.
The little brother is more psychopath than religious zealot.
He exploited his dumber, older brother.
|by Anonymous
|reply 38
We don't know that Jahar had anything to do with those murders. Innocent until proven guilty.
|by Anonymous
|reply 39
Oh pleas r38, have you not seen how hot he is?
|by Anonymous
|reply 40
He might have had some sort of emotional problem. He apparently didn't have a girlfriend despite being very hot. Maybe he felt very isolated in spite of being relatively popular on the outside.
|by Anonymous
|reply 41
I was stunned there were people who found empathy for the surviving kid brother after his arrest. It was only because he was a hot piece of jailbait. Now they can all hear how he would have slit your throat with no thought to the contrary.
|by Anonymous
|reply 42
Idk, some people might think it'd be hot to fuck someone who could slit your throat.
|by Anonymous
|reply 43
I'd just make sure he had no knife on him while I was fucking him, then I'd send him back to jail.
|by Anonymous
|reply 44
[quote] It was only because he was a hot piece of jailbait.
What does that mean? He's baiting people in jail?
|by Anonymous
|reply 45
He's not americanised. He wears western clothes, listens to hip hop, smokes pot.
In Simon Reeve's "Meet the Stans," you'll see that all kids in Kazakstan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan do the exact same thing. Pot grows on the side of the road out there -- you see Simon (who's very cute) gathering ganja by the armful. The kids skateboard and wear Penn State sweatshirts. But they hate America. They're all Muslims, they all go through their Western period, but if you ask them if they support jihad they'll tell you no in front of the camera and tell you yes when the cameras are turned off.
I'm amazed at how thick in the skull Americans continue to be when showed proof that this guy was scamming everyone and playing a role. "But why did he come here if he hates America? Why did he get American citizenship if he hates us?"
Duh, so he could easily travel back and forth from America to Dagestan and who knows where else. Jihadists fight various people, but the to most hated powers are Israel and the funder of Israel, America. Can a badass jihadist strike at America and Jews in Dagestan? Not much. But he can do it in America. It's easier. If he appears to be just another stoner, he might get away with quite a few escapades. And if he gets caught, there is little chance he'll be spirited away to some other country where "extraordinary rendition" can take place if he is an American citizen. Plus, being a citizen makes it easier to collect welfare, student loans, disability, workman's comp, unemployment, medicaid and any other scammy thing guys like the Tsarnaevs will take advantage of.
|by Anonymous
|reply 46
[quote]a number of posters were calling for leniency
Stop your DL silliness R16. Five people, each posting ten calls for leniency, is still five people. We'll be willing to listen when you provide the exactt number compared to those who want to see him fry.
|by Anonymous
|reply 47
R46, it doesn't really matter whether he was americanized or not, the point is he APPEARED americanized, which is what confused people and woke their sympathy.
Of course we know now that he wasn't.
|by Anonymous
|reply 48
I agree with R18. DT has stated that TT planned the bombings. TT is the one who shot the cop, he boasted about it to his hostage. DT sat like a dummy in the back of the car and did exactly what his brother told him to do. He did not speak to the hostage except to ask how much the car cost (!)
TT had the gun and tore into that gunfight with the police, DT was probably throwing the pipe bombs at his brothers instructions.He may very well have run his brother down on those instructions as well. DT did not seek a matyr's death but rather hid in a boat and gave himself up. DT does not want the death penalty either.
Is is a stretch to think his brother told him they were going to the dealers to buy some weed or perhaps beat up the dealers for ripping them off? Once there, TT could have committed the murders, implicating his younger brother and ensuring his fidelity. DT would only have been around 16 at the time and still in high school. Witnessing such an act could bend anybody's brain. TT would have had little difficulty convincing DT to help him carry out his private war against America in this context.
Not saying that happened and I sincerely believe DT needs to be jailed for life but his presence at the murder scene could have been the start of TT's indoctrination of his younger brother.
|by Anonymous
|reply 49
A federal court always has jurisdiction over federal crimes. Your "interstate commerce" test has to do with Congress' authority to pass a law. It has nothing to do with determining jurisdiction in court cases (although when both systems have jurisdiction and the parties can't agree where to try the case, whether it is an issue of national concern may be one of many factors taken into consideration).
Furthermore, the state law crimes can be tacked on to the federal crimes and tried in federal court as well - all as one trial.
Conversely, federal claims can be always be heard in state court (even without being tacked onto state claims) but this would not happen in a criminal case unless it was mostly state crimes with one or two federal counts - otherwise the federal prosecutors will want to to go to federal court because they know federal procedure.
But if a federal crime was tried in MA state court, that court would apply the federal sentencing guidelines, which include the death penalty (even though MA does not have the death penalty).
This guy will be tried in federal court - issues of national security would almost never be tried in state court unless there was absolutely no federal law broken (which is not possible in a terrorism case).
The defendant could ask for it to be removed to state court (or even have the state crimes tried separately in state court), but that's not gonna happen - not only are the major laws violated here federal but it is an issue of national concern which would weigh against removing to state court.
|by Anonymous
|reply 50
Put down the pipe, R47. All I did was point out that, like twitter, DL had posters saying he was cute and therefore deserved leniency. I thought they were insane and that's why I remembered them.
The usual DL lynch mob is fucked up too.
|by Anonymous
|reply 51
Whether a federal criminal statute was validly enacted under the Commerce Clause absolutely determines whether a defendant can be tried under that statute in federal court. If the statute is a nullity, there is no basis for hearing the case in federal court. And Congress cannot grant federal courts jurisdiction to hear charges arising under unconstitutional laws. It would be up to the state to charge the defendant with old-fashioned murder in its own courts.
As to your claim that federal and state claims can be heard in either state or federal courts—that is often the case in civil matters (under certain circumstances), but it is not at all true in criminal cases:
(1) 18 USC § 3231 says that "[t]he district courts of the United States shall have original jurisdiction, exclusive of the courts of the States, of all offenses against the laws of the United States." So federal criminal charges cannot be heard in state courts. The rule that federal claims can usually be heard in state court does not apply where Congress has designated federal courts as the exclusive forum, as it has for federal criminal offenses.
(2) Nor can state criminal charges be heard in federal court. Federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction. State crimes, by definition, do not arise under federal law, and there is no other basis in Art. III § 2 that would allow state crimes to be prosecuted in a federal court. When you say that the state law crimes can be tacked on to the federal crimes and tried in federal court as well, you must be thinking of supplemental jurisdiction under 28 USC § 1367, which only applies to civil actions.
|by Anonymous
|reply 52
Jahar is totally hot. I hope he doesn't get life in prison or the death penalty. His brother made him do it.
|by Anonymous
|reply 53
They are LOSERS!!!
|by Anonymous
|reply 54
I doubt that Jahar is evil. Still, to be safe, I wouldn't want him behind me while fucking unless his hands were tied.
|by Anonymous
|reply 55
NYP.com said on their front page online today "Dirtbag is buried here", I was lol'g.
|by Anonymous
|reply 56
Maybe he'll realize the future for him is hopeless so he'll confess that he slit the throats of those three people.
|by Anonymous
|reply 57
Psychpaths can still be hot.
|by Anonymous
|reply 58
Any updates on this murder spree?
|by Anonymous
|reply 59
They are waiting on more definitive DNA tests to see if they can charge DT. More charges regarding the murder of the police officer and the triple murder could be laid in the coming days. Fascinating stuff.
|by Anonymous
|reply 60
Is the DNA test on the marathon bombs or is it from the triple murder? Is there a surveillance tape of the cop being killed?
|by Anonymous
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|by Anonymous
|reply 62
I need see proof! Where is proof?
|by Anonymous
|reply 63
What's the latest with the parents?
|by Anonymous
|reply 64
Amazingly misleading article, OP. Why is the media so afraid of telling the truth about this murder, if indeed the brothers did it?
The three men who were murdered were Jews, it happened on 9/11, the brothers were Muslim extremists. The pot was nothing but a distraction.
The brothers were textbook home grown terrorists that should have raised a red flag for the FBI a long time ago, before they killed and maimed people.
|by Anonymous
|reply 65
Lawrence O'Donnell interviewed the Watertown police from the shootout. Tamerlan threw his gun at the cop and ran when he was tackled. It sounds like a bad movie.
|by Anonymous
|reply 66
how can you run when you are tackledÉ
|by Anonymous
|reply 67
He was then tackled, R67. After he threw his gun and ran. He was then tackled.
So he wasn't running towards the cops shooting, he was just running. Did he have a bomb strapped to his chest?
|by Anonymous
|reply 68
R61, the definitive DNA test is required to prove DT's presence at the triple murder. He has already been charged with the bombings.
I don't think TT was wearing a vest. The hole in his side could have been caused by DT running him over. Anything is possible I guess, but it seems like he was running into a matyr's death and did not want to be caught alive. Unlike his younger brother.
If TT was in charge at the bombings, the carjacking, the cop killing and the shootout then surely he would have been in charge at the triple murders? The trial should be very interesting.
|by Anonymous
|reply 69
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