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Ulster racked up a 45-20 win over Edinburgh with six tries to take their season's impressive unbeaten run to nine games.
Ulster racked up a 45-20 win over Edinburgh with six tries to take their season's impressive unbeaten run to nine games in all competitions and stay top of the PRO12.
21 points in the final 25 minutes sealed a comfortable victory for Ulster in a thoroughly compelling and entertaining encounter at Ravenhill.
Ulstermen are developing into an accomplished unit and the result represented another important milestone in their quest for honours. Such is the level of expectation at the east Belfast venue these days; the supporters are becoming accustomed to witnessing style and substance.
As it was, the home team got off to a reasonable start, their forwards carrying the ball with gusto. With the autumn internationals pending, coach Anscombe made nine changes to the side that demolished the Dragons last week, and the rotation policy afforded both the fringe players and young tyros a rare opportunity to shine.
One such beneficiary was the gigantic Neil McComb, who drove into the Scottish defence with splendid ferocity. The Ulster team lacked cohesion, however, and there is little doubt that the plethora of changes disrupted their impetus somewhat. For example, when Edinburgh kicked the ball straight into touch in the first minute, Ulster were unable to capitalise following a poor scrum and line-out.
The opening few minutes were decidedly scrappy, with the home team displaying a tendency to kick good possession away. Their profligacy proved costly. A good break by King on eight minutes saw Edinburgh denied just short of the line.
The visitors did make their hosts pay two minutes later, when wing three-quarter Tom Brown scored the opening try following a horrendous error by Paul Marshall at the back of the scrum. Hunter added the conversion from the tightest of angles.
Ulster's response was immediate and good driving by McComb yielded a penalty on 13 minutes.
Blood replacement, Niall O'Connor made no mistake with the kick. The ensuing period witnessed better continuity by Ulster. Edinburgh remained in the ascendancy, however, and Hunter slotted a penalty on 18 minutes to make it 10-3 to the visitors.
A lovely chip by Payne on 26 minutes saw wing Cochrane just missing out on his first try for his home province. The Ulster scrum was beginning to have the measure of Edinburgh and was rewarded on 29 minutes with a penalty try following superb work by Afoa. Pienaar added the two points to make it 10-10.
The Ulster back line was ominously starting to hit its stride, and Payne added to the tally on 30 minutes after finishing off a lovely break from Gilroy. Pienaar slotted the resultant conversion.
By this stage, Ulster were producing some fine counter attacking rugby and Pienaar scored again on 34 minutes following a charge down. The South African pivot duly converted.
Edinburgh were far from finished and ended the half the stronger, with Brown scoring his second try on 37 minutes having been aided by some woeful Ulster tackling.
Hunter continued the comeback with a penalty on 41 minutes, taking the score to 24-20 in favour of the White Knights. Worryingly for Ulster's ambitions this season, Stephen Ferris hobbled off on 46 minutes.
The Irish management will be hoping that his injury is not as serious as it initially looked. The exit of their talisman disrupted Ulster's momentum significantly, but the home team continued to push for the bonus point try.
Their growing confidence was evident when skipper Brady elected to kick for the corner on 52 minutes. Ulster's ambition was rewarded on 56 minutes, when Roger Wilson touched down for the fourth try. The score was thoroughly deserved following Marshall's courageous refusal of a certain three points. Pienaar's conversion extended Ulster's lead to 31-20.
Ulster's forwards were now exhibiting the physicality and intensity that has been the hallmark of their performances in recent weeks. The increased creativity of the Ulster back line was evidenced when Payne just missed out on a try in the corner on 66 minutes. The centre did touch down again a minute later, having picked a sublime angle off a well-worked scrum.
Ulster's pursuit of further tries became rather scrappy, the fluidity of their game hampered by the inevitable substitutions.
Their endeavour was not to be in vain. A clever kick by Pienaar on 80 minutes saw the scintillating Craig Gilroy deservedly score the game's final try on his return to the side.
All in all, given the changes in personnel, another supremely satisfying night for this emerging Ulster team. It is the condition of Stephen Ferris that will be of most concern to the national and provincial management, however.
The scorers:
For Ulster:
Tries: Payne 2, Gilroy, Pienaar, Wilson, Penalty try
Cons: Pienaar 6
Pen: O'Connor
For Edinburgh:
Tries: Brown 2
Cons: Hunter 2
Pens: Hunter 2
Ulster: 15 Ricky Andrew, 14 Chris Cochrane, 13 Jared Payne, 12 Paddy Wallace, 11 Craig Gilroy, 10 Ruan Pienaar, 9 Paul Marshall, 8 Roger Wilson, 7 Mike McComish, 6 Stephen Ferris, 5 Neil McComb, 4 Lewis Stevenson, 3 John Afoa, 2 Nigel Brady (captain), 1 Callum Black.
Replacements: 16 Niall Annett, 17 Ricky Lutton, 18 Adam Macklin, 19 Robbie Diack, 20 Nick Williams, 21 Niall O'Connor, 22 Stuart Olding, 23 Peter Nelson.
Edinburgh: 15 Greig Tonks, 14 Lee Jones, 13 John Houston, 12 James King, 11 Tom Brown, 10 Gregor Hunter, 9 Chris Leck, 8 Stuart McInally, 7 Roddy Grant, 6 Sean Cox (captain), 5 Robert McAlpine, 4 Grant Gilchrist, 3 Willem Nel, 2 Andy Titterrell, 1 John Yapp.
Replacements: 16 Alun Walker, 17 Allan Jacobsen, 18 Lewis Niven, 19 Izak van der Westhuizen, 20 Hamish Watson, 21 Richie Rees, 22 Dougie Fife, 23 Sep Visser.
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Skip to comments.Oklahoma City Bombing & the Number Four
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April 19, 1995 9:02 a.m. The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was bombed, killing 168 people [including 19 children]. Hundreds were injured -- some reports exceed four hundred. It was the worst terror attack on U.S. soil at the time. President Clinton was on the scene within days trying to ease their grief. It was widely reported that militia movement sympathizer, Timothy McVeigh, with the assistance of Terry Nichols, had blown the building up in retaliation for the Waco Massacre. The President blamed "hate radio" for whipping McVeigh up. There was talk of regulating free speech while conservatives distanced themselves from McVeigh as much as possible.
Army vet Timothy McVeigh was executed on June 11, 2001. Nichols was condemned to a life sentence. Case closed, right? Not exactly. I`m like most Americans, trying to focus on other matters. But I was confronted with something last night:
According to reports, Utah attorney Jesse Trentadue is claiming the FBI edited some security camera videotapes on the morning of the Oklahoma City bombing. "
Quoting the AP, the report went on that four cameras in four different locations blanked out simultaneously on the morning of April 9, 1995 ".
Trentadue: The interesting thing is they spring back on after 9:02. The absence of footage from these crucial time intervals is evidence that there is something there that the FBI doesn`t want anybody to see. The real story is what`s missing. "
The FBI has been dragging this investigation out for a suspiciously long time, reluctant to release these recordings. Their contrariness made Jesse Trentadue [and others] suspicious. Like pulling teeth, the Courts finally forced the FBI to relent, and now there is this coincidence ".
Trentadue takes this matter personally. His brother, Kenneth Trentadue, was reported dead in August of 1995 [Oklahoma City Federal Transfer Center]. Official cause of death was suicide. But it is Jesse Trentadue`s opinion that guards beat his brother to death. The suicide ", by the way, included forty one wounds and bruises. [FoxNews reported that Kenneth Trentadue`s family was awarded a $1.1 million lawsuit.]
Trentadue also sought documents from the CIA but was barred by national security interests. [Maybe he should ask Sandy Berger to get the documents. Doesn`t he have clearance again?]
Now FoxNews is now reporting this:
Attorney: Oklahoma City Bombing Tapes Appear Edited
Long-secret security tapes showing the chaos immediately after the 1995 bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building are blank in the minutes before the blast and appear to have been edited ... " [snip]
Trentadue: "It`s taken a lawsuit and years to get the tapes ... The more important thing they show is what they don`t show. These cameras would have shown the various roads and approaches to the Murrah Building."
[end of snips]
I find the number, "four", interesting. There was one name that kept haunting me about the bombing, Brigadier General Benton K. Partin, USAF (Ret.). The general`s knowledge of bomb damage and explosives is rare. He laid out a compelling case that there were actually four small charges detonated during the OKC bombing. His impressive bio is an open book and can be found here: http://www.af.mil/information/bios/bio.asp?bioID=6688 http://www.brasscheck.com/OKBOMB/partinres.html
I did not want to believe him. If what Gen. Partin said is true, then we are confronted with one of the biggest scandals of the 20th Century, and possibly the biggest known. But four tampered cameras tie in too well with four small charges in the building. Coincidence? Maybe. But are they related?
In a letter to Senator Lott, Gen. Partin wrote this: "Evidence shows that the massive destruction was primarily the result of four demolition charges placed at critical structural points at the third floor level."
Gen. Partin was suspicious of the hasty way that the crime scene was contaminated in the name of "closure" for Oklahoma City. He wrote: "It is truly unfortunate that a separate and independent bomb damage assessment was not made during the cleanup, before the building was demolished on May 23 and hundreds of truck loads of debris were hauled away, smashed down, and covered with dirt behind a security fence."
Bomb Damage Analysis Of Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
July 30, 1995
Brigadier General Benton K. Partin, USAF (Ret.)
At the bottom of the page, Gen. Partin also received a letter of support from from Rodger A. Raubach Ph.D. Here are a few snippets:
"I took the liberty of checking with the leading concrete supplier in my area in order to confirm the compressive yield figure that you used, that being 3500 psi. What I was told about concrete was very interesting ... In conclusion, General, I find myself in awe of the technical achievement that your report represents." [snip]
A similar summary by Gen. Partin can be found here
[Taking a couple sentences from there ...]
"First, blast through air is a very inefficient energy coupling mechanism against heavily reinforced concrete beams and columns. Second, blast damage potential initially falls off more rapidly than an inverse function of the distance cubed. That is why in conventional weapons development, one seeks accuracy over yield for hard targets." [snip]
That is just a sample of how he gets into the nitty-gritty of demolitions physics. The bottom line is that you can look at a bomb site and see what kind of detonations took place. I`ll try to simplify. If there is a rapid shift in the damage, that means it was a small contact explosive. If the damage is more even, that would be the distant impact of a huge bomb.
Letter from Gen. Partin to U.S. Sen. Trent Lott
Benton K. Partin Brigadier Gen. USAF (Ret.)
Sen. Trent Lott
United States Senate
487 Senate Russell Office Building
Washington, DC 20510-2403
Dear Sen. Lott:
The attached report contains conclusive proof that the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was not caused solely by the truck bomb. Evidence shows that the massive destruction was primarily the result of four demolition charges placed at critical structural points at the third floor level.
Weapons Experience: I do not offer such an analytical conclusion lightly. I have spent 25 years in research, design, development, test and management of weapons development. This included: handson work at the Ballistic Research Laboratories; Commander of the Air Force Armament Technology Laboratory, and ultimately management responsibility for almost every nonnuclear weapon device in the Air Force (at the Air Force System command, Air Staff and the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) levels). I was also the first chairman of the OSD joint service Air Munitions Requirements and Development Committee. (A more detailed resume appears at Tab 1.)
Observations in Oklahoma City: To verify earlier analysis, I visited Oklahoma City during the last week of June. There I had the opportunity to view hundreds of photographs taken throughout the cleanup operation as the layers of debris were cleared away. The photos present irrefutable evidence that at least four demolition charges were set off at four critical columns of the reinforced concrete structure at the floor level of the third floor.
Conclusion: Based on my experience in weapons development and bomb damage analysis, and on my review of all evidence available, I can say, with a high level of confidence, that the damage pattern on the reinforced concrete superstructure could not possibly have been attained from the single truck bomb. The total incompatibility of this pattern of destruction with a single truck bomb lies in the simple, incontrovertible fact that some of the columns collapsed that should not have collapsed if the damage were caused solely by a truck bomb, and, conversely, some of the columns were left standing that should have collapsed if the damage had been caused solely by the truck bomb.
It is my hope and request that, as a Member of Congress, you will support a Congressional investigation to determine the true initiators of this bombing, which could not have occurred the way in which it has been portrayed as having happened. Further, it is requested that you defer action and reserve judgment on socalled antiterrorism legislation that has serious civil liberties implications, and which would not be passed except for the Oklahoma City bombing until the causes of the Oklahoma City disaster are determined by independent investigators.
Both the Federal Building in Oklahoma and the Trade Center in New York (See New York Times, October 28, 1993, p. A1) show evidence of a counterterrorism sting gone wrong.
No government law enforcement agency should be permitted to demolish, smash and bury evidence of a counterterrorism sting operation, sabotage or terrorist attack without a thorough examination by an independent, technically competent agency.
If an aircraft crashed because of a bomb, or a counterterrorism sting or an FAA Controller error, the FAA would not be permitted to gather and bury the evidence. The National Transportation Safety Board would have been called in to conduct an investigation and where possible every piece of debris would have been collected and arrayed to determine cause of failure.
To remove all ambiguity with respect to the use of supplementary demolition charges, the FBI should be required to release the high quality surveillance color TV camera tape of the Murrah building bombing on April 19, 1995.
It is my observation that the effort required to bomb the A. P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City pales in comparison with the effort to cover up evidence in Oklahoma and the media`s withholding of vital information from the American people.
Sincerely yours,
Benton K. Partin Brigadier Gen. USAF (Ret.)
Now when I think of the Oklahoma City Bombing, I will ponder the number, four ".
Klinton also covered up flight 800.
Read the book 'The third man'
Haven't we all known this for years?
Bump and ping
Bush should have investigated the investigation as well as Waco and flight 800 to find out if there were laws broken./s
I sure won't argue with you, though Bush was pretty reluctant to investigate ANYTHING done by the Bent One. Unlike Obambi, re: Bush.
Oh no, Bush just wanted to move forward and maybe honor Bill and HIllary.
I'm sure that whatever happened during clintoon administration
has been whitewashed. Look at Sandy Burgler.
And Sandy Berger stuffing classified documents during the 911 commission hearings. Nah, Clinton would never cover up.
Yeah. And the simple fact that one of these "White Supremacists" was married to a Filipina...
I knew the instant I heard that they bulldozed the building precisely to close the door on forensic investigations of the bomb site.
I do not doubt it for a moment. Have you ever heard of any such thing as this? They bulldozed it before they had time to analyze the crime scene. Incredible. And nobody said a word about it, nobody in officialdom that is.
Orly Taitz, paging Attorney Taitz.
Rubble in Waco was handled similarly.
Wonder why?
On Clintonista's Watch.
General Partin might have meant well, but his analysis of the Murrah bombing is as laughable as Rosie O'Donnell's theories of 9-11. ("Fire can't melt steel!")
There may be a cover-up of the evidence, but not for the reasons given by Partin.
Therefore, I only published three likely sites for "cutting charges" -- at the junctions of the three failed exterior columns and the header. (The concrete at those junctures was completely missing (leaving two-foot gaps)- and the "cuts" were amazingly clean. Nothing was left there but rebar.
Yes, there was a significant explosion in the Ryder truck. But no one has yet to explain how a single air blast cleanly sliced that monstrous header beam into 40-foot sections -- and left the sections between columns totally unscathed.
Remember that several witnesses reported feeling the building shake before the big explosion. One of them had time to duck under her desk -- thinking it was an earthquake.
I agree with Trentadue that the missing portions of those tapes are what is really important.
The computer graphic in #16 is my creation. I hold the copyright. Do not copy or distribute it.
And your superior expertise and the privileged knowledge that supports your pronouncement is...?
I agree -- BUT those charges are confined within boreholes -- in direct contact with the material they are "pushing around".
They are not acting via air blast coupling -- at distances of over 50 feet -- to selectively pulverize small sections of concrete (leaving the intervening surfaces undamaged).
Let us not forget that pieces were still hitting the ground an it was widely reported that some middle-eastern looking folks were seen running from the scene.
The government placed charges on only four critical points of the third floor to mimic the explosion of the truck bomb, rather than put in enough take down the whole building?
Are you kidding? This is moonbat logic.
Well, FYI, and FWIW, here are some very old files- they take up to 10 or 20 "reload" or F5's to come up, but they are still on FR:
The OKC Bombing Roundup—
various links | 10-12-02 | The Heavy Equipment Guy
OKC Bombing Links
Published: 05-18-01 Author: the heavy equipment guy
Oklahoma City's lost information
Published: 4/23/01 Author: Jon Dougherty
Just for the Pure-D "H" of it?
Some strange old Clinton Stuff...
various FR links | 06-04-03 | The Heavy Equipment Guy
There is an OKC bombing tie-in.
The only things I have said the government did at OKC were after the fact: lying, misrepresenting, concealing and falsifying evidence -- as well as generally acting the role of arrogant a$$#@73s. To that, we can now add deliberately destroying evidence (portions of the tapes preceding the bombing).
Did you even look at my graphic? On the side of the MB where the explosion(s) occcurred, the first and second floor walls were recessed -- to form a two-story-high porch. The third floor and the upper, external columns rested on the header beam.
The location of the brisant damage speaks for itself. If contact charges were used, they were placed outside the building, immediately below the third floor, against the junctions of the header beam and the external columns, and inside the porch. And, they detonated approximately four seconds before the truck bomb detonated.
You obviously have not examined the evidence, nor have you shown that you have any qualifications to even be able to comprehend the above; I am done with you.
Good to see you here! Thanks for your long-term contributions...
Different subject: do you know what became of glorygirl?
I remember her... her account is still open, but her last post was
The OKC Bombing Roundup-- Thursday, October 24, 2002 1:02:22 AM · 114 of 161
Thanks for making my case.
"The debate is over. We don't need to debate. We are the experts."
Just like the AGW warmers!
You have brought no technical reasoning to your side of the 'debate'. None. Nada. Zero. Zilch.
You have, however, stooped to mockery.
Are you kidding? This is moonbat logic.
As one sitting in the audience watching this 'debate', so far, TXnMA has handed your a$$ to you...IMHO!
Also, I'd be interested to know what you make of this:
At the bottom of the page, Gen. Partin also received a letter of support from from Rodger A. Raubach Ph.D. Here are a few snippets:
"I took the liberty of checking with the leading concrete supplier in my area in order to confirm the compressive yield figure that you used, that being 3500 psi. What I was told about concrete was very interesting ... In conclusion, General, I find myself in awe of the technical achievement that your report represents." [snip]
I have commented before on the technical merits of General Partin's summary report. If you search the archives you will probably find the posts.
But why go into the technical details when the conclusion of the report is absurd?
Why would the "government" take the risky action of pre-positioning small charges only on one side of the third floor of building, adjacent to the truck bomb, when they knew these charges likely would not bring down the whole building? Why leave evidence that had to be brought down in haste later on?
Why leave survivors -—the same people who might have seen the small charges being placed. People willing to kill 168 people are just as willing to kill 400 to get rid of the evidence. Total destruction would have made the case against the VRWC even better.
So why place small charges that would only mimic what the truck bomb itself would do, instead of destroying the whole building? This is the question a thoughtful person would ask.
At the bottom of the page, Gen. Partin also received a letter of support from from Rodger A. Raubach Ph.D. Here are a few snippets:
"I took the liberty of checking with the leading concrete supplier in my area in order to confirm the compressive yield figure that you used, that being 3500 psi. What I was told about concrete was very interesting ... In conclusion, General, I find myself in awe of the technical achievement that your report represents." [snip]
Anyone who has taken a basic course in concrete design knows what the compressive strength of concrete is. It's in textbooks. It's on the Internet. There is no need to contact a "leading concrete supplier" to find this out. The language used by Dr. Raubach shows he knows nothing about concrete or structural engineering, so his endorsement is worthless.
The "government"? Where in the world did that come from?
I'm thinking the more likely scenario that the Clinton administration would have been wanting to cover up was a complex operation in place. Would have been extremely difficult to explain how these two local yodels would know how to do something right out of a "Mission Impossible" episode.
If there is anything to hide, and clearly there is otherwise they would not have 'washed' the tapes, then I would think that would be it.
Please address the logic of the pre-placed small charge theory:
Why only put a few small charges on the same side as the bomb truck instead of putting them throughout the whole building to bring it all down, thereby killing more people and doing a better job of destroying the evidence?
I can't. I haven't a clue. Can you address the logic of hiding the security cameras events prior to the blast?
Yes, the government is trying to hide something. That's an important issue that shouldn't be obscured by posting Gen. Partin's dingbat theory.
Which was the whole point of my first post. Here at FR we should focus on important, real issues and not made-up whacky ones. The latter make us look foolish to outsiders.
Yep, that's why I asked... Thanks, anyway!
Earlier this week, the Associated Press published an article about recently-released surveillance tapes from the area around the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. Wanting to find out more about it, I sought out Jayna Davis, author of The New York Times best-selling book,The Third Terrorist, which chronicled her decade-long investigation of the bombing and who was behind it. In short, I became the first journalist/blogger with whom Davis has spoken about the case in four years (and shes had countless requests for interviews).
On Tuesday, I followed up my interview of Davis with an interview of David P. Schippers, a Chicago attorney and close confidant of Davis whose background includes having served as chief investigative counsel for the Clinton Impeachment Hearings in the House and Senate. Again, I was able to publish information never before published about the missing Oklahoma City bombing surveillance tapes. All of these copyrighted pieces are available at http://bobmccarty.com.
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Since the U.S. Senate narrowly rejected expanded background checks last April, gun control supporters have been hunting for the five additional votes they need.
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A jury convicts a 75-year-old grandmother after a two week trial that included 225 exhibits and ultimately was decided on the teenage grandson's six-minute 911 call for help.
Jury didn't buy self-defense argument.
PONTIAC, Mich. — A grandmother who said she shot her drug-addicted grandson in self-defense was convicted Tuesday of second-degree murder in his death.
The jury deliberated over parts of two days in the case of Sandra Layne, 75, who had been charged with open murder in the May 18 death of Jonathan Hoffman, 17.
STORY: Layne fields questions from jury
STORY: Grandma tells of killing grandson
Prosecutors said Layne stalked her grandson inside the West Bloomfield, Mich., condo where they both lived, shooting at him 10 times in 6 minutes and hitting him six times, intent on killing him.
As the verdict was read, Layne mouthed, "Oh, my God" to her lawyer and began to cry.
Outside of court, Hoffman's mother, Jennifer Hoffman, said her mother is a monster who deserves to go to prison.
"I'm glad she's put away and can't do harm to anyone else," Jennifer Hoffman said. "He was a great kid and didn't deserve this."
She said she knows her son is in heaven, a place her mother never will get to.
On Monday the suburban Detroit jury had asked to hear again a recording of the teen's desperate call to 911 and even more shots while he was on the line.
"My grandma shot me. I'm going to die. Help. I got shot again," Jonathan Hoffman told a dispatcher as he gasped for air.
Jurors declined to comment following the verdict, but they told the prosecutor and Layne's lawyers during a private meeting that the 911 call was critical to their decision, according to prosecutor Paul Walton.
"They said they played it over and over and over again" in the jury room, Walton said. "One of the big things they said is when you hear the shots on the (call) there's no struggle."
Layne had said she had bought a gun the previous month because she was afraid of her grandson's outbursts. Jonathan Hoffman was living with his grandparents so he could finish his senior year at his Michigan high school while his parents, who were divorcing, had moved to Arizona to get treatment for their daughter's brain tumor.
But Jonathan Hoffman had been using drugs and acting increasingly violent. He was on probation after an earlier drug overdose landed him in the hospital and had failed a drug test earlier on the day he died.
"She killed a child she was trying to protect and tried to save," her lawyer Jerome Sabbota said during closing arguments. "Don't compound the tragedy."
The jury chose a conviction of second-degree murder, an intent to kill or do great bodily harm, but decided the crime was not premeditated, a first-degree murder charge. Michigan does not have a death penalty. Layne is expected to receive the minimum sentence of 14 years in prison, prosecutors said. But she could face as much as a life term.
A 14-year term is akin to a life sentence for Layne because of her age, Sabbota said.
The verdict came after a two-week trial that brought up as many questions as it answered. Layne had no history of violence when she shot Hoffman. Other verdicts that jurors were considering included voluntary and involuntary manslaughter, a felony firearm charge and acquittal. They also convicted Layne of using a firearm during a felony, and she will be sentenced at a later date.
Prosecutors painted Layne as a calculating and controlling woman, angry that her grandson was failing high school and fed up with his drug use and belligerent attitude.
Sabbota portrayed her as a loving grandmother who was growing ever more fearful of a teen out of control.
Walton told jurors that Layne never rushed out of her West Bloomfield home despite claiming to be afraid of her grandson and never called for an ambulance to help him. She told police that she shot him after Hoffman kicked her in the chest during a heated argument in which he wanted money to flee Michigan because of the failed drug test.
But Walton pointed out that Layne never complained to police about being attacked. A hospital nurse who examined her after her arrest said Layne had no injuries and spoke lovingly about Hoffman.
Layne's husband Fred Layne, 87, attended the trial and began crying as he left the courtroom. His wife is a former teacher, mother of five and a grandmother of nine, including Jonathan Hoffman and his younger sister, Jessica.
Hoffman's father, lawyer Michael Hoffman, said he was thrilled with the verdict and said it restored his son's reputation.
"It's been tarnished in a cruel way," Michael Hoffman said.
He said his son and Sandra Layne were close, and the woman made "little bubby potatoes and brisket" for Jonathan Hoffman, her favorite grandchild. But Michael Hoffman also called her meddlesome and controlling.
He said he believes Sandra Layne killed her grandson in one last attempt to control him.
"She was always a thorn in my side," he said. "I never liked her."
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With cutout sleeves, rose-patterned colorblock and a bodycon fit, this bebe dress is a sure way to punch up your evening look. Pair with strappy sandals and a leather clutch for a complete look.
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Have you ever wanted a particular type of aiming device for some nights, and a different type of finder for others? The Orion Multi-Use Finder Scope is the perfect solution for all your telescope aiming needs! If you want a giant optical finder to grab those faint and fuzzy objects that can double as a guide scope, video finder or wide angle astrograph, then the Orion 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope has the versatility you need!
Build your own custom telescope aiming device with the modular Orion 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope. This finder optical tube allows you to customize your own 70mm optical finder scope by adding optional eyepieces, diagonals, video cameras, and more to create a complete finder solution for your telescope.
Field of view (FOV) using the 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope with a 15mm Eyepiece (approximately 4 degrees FOV
The large, 70mm aperture of the Orion Multi-Use Finder Scope collects almost twice the amount of light compared to a conventional 50mm finder. Since light gathering is calculated by dividing the aperture (in mm) by 7mm (average dilated pupil diameter) and squaring the result, let's compare a 50mm finder to the 70mm Multi-Use Finder below:
Light gathering power of a 50mm finder scope: (50/7)� = 51x
Light gathering power of the Orion 70mm Multi-Use Finder: (70/7)� = 100x
Since the 70mm Multi-Use Finder gathers almost twice the amount of light compared to a 50mm finder scope, you'll be able to aim your telescope with the help of significantly brighter, more detailed views of starry skies. Six adjustable alignment thumbscrews on the Multi-Use Finder Scope's mounting bracket make it easy to accurately align the finder with your telescope.
In order for the 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope to reach focus, an 1.25" mirror or prism diagonal is required along with an 1.25" telescope eyepiece (20mm or lower focal length eyepiece is recommended), illuminated reticle eyepiece, imaging camera, video camera, or autoguiding device. With approximately 10mm of focus travel and helical focus adjustment, you'll be able to achieve sharp focus through the 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope with most combinations of diagonal and 20mm or shorter focal length telescope eyepiece, or diagonal and imaging accessory. (All eyepieces, diagonals, and astrophotography accessories sold separately.)
M13 region showing star magnitudes - Unprocessed, 5 second exposure using the MF70 and the Orion Starshoot Autoguider PRO
The light path distance of the Orion 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope is approximately 80mm, so it requires a combination of accessory and diagonal that provides a similar light path distance. If focus cannot be reached with a particular combination of eyepiece and diagonal, we recommend using a 90� prism diagonal and/or different type of eyepiece which require less focus travel.
When using the 70mm Multi-Use Finder as a finder scope, we recommend using a 90� prism diagonal along with a 1.25" eyepiece. When used as a guide scope for astrophotographic pursuits, we recommend attaching a 90� mirror diagonal along with an autoguider device. If you wish to use the 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope as a spotting scope for terrestrial views during the day, we recommend using a 45� correct-image prism diagonal and 1.25" eyepiece combination. We do not recommend using a 45� correct-image prism diagonal for use as a finder or guide scope due to excessive focus travel.
For visual observers, you can attach either a prism or mirror diagonal and an 1.25" illuminated reticle eyepiece to create your own custom 70mm angled finder scope. If you use the Orion 12.5mm Illuminated Reticle Eyepiece with the f/3.9 Orion 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope, it becomes a 22x70 finder scope with powerful 22x magnification. Alternatively, you could use the Orion 20mm I.C.E. eyepiece to create a custom 14x70 finder scope for a wider, 14x magnification view. A mirror or prism diagonal is required along with an eyepiece in order for the 70mm Multi-Use Finder scope to achieve focus. By attaching a diagonal along with a StarShoot Deep Space Video Camera II, you can make your own 70mm video-finder! You can even use the 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope as a compact, wide-field f/3.9 telescope or spotting scope by adding a combination of a standard 1.25" telescope eyepiece and a 1.25" prism or mirror diagonal. (All eyepieces, diagonals and astrophotography accessories sold separately.) The 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope may not be able to reach focus with some eyepieces longer than 20mm in focal length.
For astrophotographers, the Multi-Use Finder Scope's big 70mm aperture is especially beneficial when used along with a diagonal and the Orion StarShoot AutoGuider for guided imaging sessions. Compared to smaller aperture guide scopes, the 70mm lens of the Multi-Use Finder significantly increases the amount of potential guide stars visible in a given area of night sky. This makes it easier to find, acquire, and utilize a guide star with the StarShoot AutoGuider in order to capture sharp, precisely guided astrophotos. A prism or mirror diagonal is required in order for the StarShoot AutoGuider to reach focus when used with the 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope. (Diagonals and StarShoot AutoGuider sold separately.)
Weighing in at 1.2 lbs. without any diagonal or other required accessories installed, the lightweight Orion 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope allows you to create your own unique aiming device and you can easily swap out optional accessories to alter the finder's features. It's like having multiple finder scopes in one!
Limited Warranty against defects in materials or workmanship for one year from date of purchase. This warranty is for the benefit of the original retail purchaser only. For complete warranty details contact us at 800-676-1343.
For telescopes, the optical diameter (also known as aperture) is the size of a telescope's main light-collecting lens or primary mirror, measured in millimeters or inches. Telescopes with larger optical diameters collect more light, which leads to an increase in brightness and image resolution compared to smaller instruments.
For binoculars, the optical diameter (also known as objective lens diameter) is the size of each of the front-facing objective lenses of a binocular measured in millimeters. Binoculars with larger objective lenses collect more light, which increases image resolution and brightness. Binoculars with larger objective lenses are recommended for low light situations, and binoculars with at least 50mm or larger objective lenses are recommended for pleasing astronomical observations at night.
Binocular lenses and prisms are often coated with anti-reflective material to minimize light loss as light travels through the multiple optical surfaces of a typical binocular. Coatings help maximize the amount of light transmitted through each glass surface of a binocular, so as much light as possible reaches the observer's eyes to provide a bright and sharp image.
Good lenses are at least "fully coated," with a single layer of magnesium fluoride coating applied to each air-to-glass lens surface. Multiple layers of coatings are even more effective; the term "multi-coated" means one or more air-to-glass lens surface has multiple coatings. "Fully multi-coated" optics are even better, meaning all lens surfaces have multiple layers of anti-reflective coatings applied for maximum light transmission and optimal image quality.
Orion 70mm Multi-Use Finder Scope optical tube assembly (OTA)
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Orders received by noon Pacific Time for in-stock item the same business day. Order received after noon will ship the next business day. When an item is not in-stock we will ship it as soon as it becomes available. Typically in-stock items will ship first and backordered items will follow as soon as they are available. You have the option in check out to request that your order ship complete, if you'd prefer.
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