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Posted on 01/28/2009 4:22:56 PM PST by yongin
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani sits down with NewMajority.com's John Avlon to discuss what needs to change for the Republican Party and how it can prevail in the next election.
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I wonder if Rudy Giuliani is thinking of taking another stab at running for President in 2012. The RINOs prefer him over Sarah Palin.
I can't wait to see him dressed in drag on top of his desk in the Oval Office.
Well, actually I can. PASS...
I'm sure McCain has some advice, too. And whatever is left of the "Republican" Rockefeller clan, they can tell us some things, too, and Romney.
But then who will the "moderates" throw their panties at?
Number one..ignore Rudy's advice. It will take a lot of Rats showing up for the GOP primaries to knock out Palin.
They will try..especially next election when they know that Zero will be their candidate.
Rudy is not a Conservative Republican, he would NEVER get our vote. We regretted voting for McCain, only did so because of Sarah Palin. Never again will we vote for a RINO no matter who their veep pick is.
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That's good. Now we know what social positions to NOT take!!!
I wonder if Rudy Giuliani is thinking of taking another stab at running for President in 2012.
Yeah, the only 2008 candidate I wanted to get the nomination less than McCain.
Bet he would have beaten Obama this last time. Obama would not have been able to brand him the Bush 3rd term the way he did Mccain. Plus Rudy would not have suspended his campaign to go to Washington because nothing was as important as going to washington to sign on a trillion dollar bailout.
You're right, but then we'd be looking forward to 2016 in stead of 2012. Meanwhile, the same garbage that is now coming from Obama would be coming from a Republican.
Myself, and millions of other gun-owning folks who held our noses and voted for McCain would have stayed home if His Excellency Benito Giuliani, Head of Government, Duce of Fascism, Founder of the Empire and Gun Grabbing Megalomaniac had been nominated. Some who voted for Comrade Brobama might have switched to Il Duce, but not enough to make a difference.
Careful. The Giuliani purge was not that long ago.
Yeah, take advice from a guy who couldn't even get his own campaign bicycle past the first few states in the 2008 primary without popping the tires and losing the chain.
I think it's time we all face up to the fact that NOBODY the GOP ran this year was going to beat Obama. Not even Hillary the Inevitable could!
Take a look at our candidate, McCain, prone to tripping those of his own party and putting "kick me" notes on their backs. At one time I thought McCain had a chance against Zer0, because he'd be likely to get moderates to vote for him. McCain wouldn't have gotten all the votes he ended up getting if it wasn't for Gov. Palin being on the ticket.
Rudy.... remember the Florida strategy? Double-down, go for broke....you went broke.
I've talked to plenty of ex-Giulani supporters who thought Palin was a drag on the ticket and preferred - get this - Joe Lieberman as veep. If McCain did that, he would have suffered a Barry Goldwater defeat.
The middle aged suburban independents, who McCain wanted to woo, would have ended up with Obama. Many uninformed independents vote for the more affable guy. Let's admit it, Obama is more like able than McCain.
That is something you can admit all on your own, and something I will NEVER admit. Affable, huh? Zer0 is a nothingburger community organizer in a Hartmarx suit (who are looking for bailout money themselves, BTW) and not only do I dislike him, I dislike everything he stands for.
All I can tell you is that I did phone banking for McCain, but mostly for Palin, and I talked to a lot of people who were crazy about her. While it's true they could've been just telling me what I wanted to hear, I also heard the same from others who banked as I did.
"Yeah, the only 2008 candidate I wanted to get the nomination less than McCain."
But it's his turn. He's mister 911. I don't want any more hero's they all seem to turn out to be zero's.
Maybe he'll take a stab at running for the Senate from NY in 2010. He probably could get elected.
Rudy trying get a one year talk radio contract with Westwood One. Some pundits think this is to reintroduce himself to New Yorkers. The NY GOP wants Rudy to run for governor. I think Rudy will have a better chance at governor than Senator.
Same thing here, neighbor.
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The process by which mankind became mortal on this earth. When Adam and Eve ate of the forbidden fruit, they became mortal, that is, subject to sin and death. Adam became the "first flesh" upon the earth (Moses 3:7). Latter-day revelation makes clear that the Fall is a blessing and that Adam and Eve should be honored as the first parents of all mankind.
The Fall was a necessary step in man's progress. Because God knew that the Fall would occur, he had planned in the premortal life for a Savior. Jesus Christ came in the meridian of time to atone for the fall of Adam and also for man's individual sins on condition of man's repentance.
- In the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die:Gen. 2:17; ( Moses 3:17; )
- She took of the fruit thereof, and did eat:Gen. 3:6; ( Moses 4:12; )
- As in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive:1 Cor. 15:22;
- All mankind were in a lost and in a fallen state:1 Ne. 10:6;
- The way is prepared from the fall of man:2 Ne. 2:4;
- After Adam and Eve had partaken of the forbidden fruit, they were driven out of the Garden of Eden:2 Ne. 2:19;
- Adam fell that men might be:2 Ne. 2:15–26;
- The natural man is an enemy to God, and has been from the fall of Adam:Mosiah 3:19;
- Aaron taught Lamoni's father about the Fall:Alma 22:12–14;
- There must be an atonement made or else all mankind are fallen and lost:Alma 34:9;
- Our first parents were cut off both temporally and spiritually from the presence of the Lord:Alma 42:2–15; ( Hel. 14:16; )
- Because of the Fall our natures have become evil:Ether 3:2;
- By the transgression of these holy laws man became fallen man:D&C 20:20; ( D&C 29:34–44; )
- As thou hast fallen thou mayest be redeemed:Moses 5:9–12;
- By reason of transgression cometh the Fall:Moses 6:59;
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European Journal of International Law, Vol. 20, p. 897, 2009
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As international law grows and spreads into non-traditional areas such as the international ecosystem, the global economy, and human rights, some say it is becoming fragmented. This notion can actually appeal to those scholars who want to become experts in a fragment without having the burden of connecting it to the rest of international law. Another group views the idea of isolated specialization with apprehension; they feel that international law is and must be a coherent set of principles and rules – coherent in the sense that no member of the set contradicts any other member. The burden of resolving the tension between the two groups seems unfairly allocated: the first group simply asserts that international law is incoherently pluralistic, while the second group feels the need of disproving that assertion. To meet the burden of persuasion the second group needs to find an overarching theory of international law which could pull together most of the fragments into a coherent set and modify or delete the remaining fragments that do not fit.
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Arendal, Norway, 14 August 2014 – The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and its collaborating centre GRID-Arendal today signed a new Framework Agreement through which the Norwegian foundation agreed to renew its cooperation with UNEP on projects ranging from the polar regions to the marine environment.
The new agreement, which came as GRID-Arendal celebrated its 25th anniversary, was signed by UN Under-Secretary-General and UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner and Olav Orheim, Chairman of the Board of Directors of GRID-Arendal. It took place among a number of workshops, seminars and report launches, which will be held today and tomorrow to celebrate the milestone anniversary.
"GRID-Arendal has been, and continues to be, a staunch partner to UNEP and a great defender of the environment," said Mr. Steiner.
"From its Rapid Assessment Reports, which compile data on some of the planet's most urgent problems, to its Marine Division, which addresses issues of ocean conservation and a transition to a green economy, GRID-Arendal's work represents a major contribution to tackling the world's environmental challenges," he added.
"The cooperation between UNEP and GRID-Arendal has matured greatly since its establishment 25 years ago. This new agreement underscores the value of this cooperation," said Dr. Olav Orheim. "For GRID- Arendal, it is particularly important that UNEP recognizes GRID-Arendal's contribution in the area of the Polar Regions, the marine environment, communications and outreach, environmental assessments and capacity building in developing states," he added.
Also present at the singing ceremony were Tine Sundtoft, Norwegian Minister of Climate and Environment, Øystein Djupedal, Aust-Agder County Governor, and Einar Halvorsen, Mayor of Arendal.
GRID-Arendal was established in 1989 by the NorwegianMinistry of Environment and UNEP in response to the recommendations of the 1987 World Commission on Environment and Development, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. With continued support from Norway, the foundation underscores the Norwegian government's commitment to the global environment, and complements the country's direct support to UNEP.
Since its establishment, the foundation has supported UNEP by providing environmental information, communications and capacity building services to strengthen environmental management capacity and to motivate decision makers to act.
The new Framework Agreement acknowledges the long-standing contribution of GRID-Arendal in these areas. It references UNEP's role in monitoring and assessing the state of the environment and providing "early warning of impending environmental challenges and threats" on behalf of the UN system, and provides for closer involvement of UNEP leadership in the design of GRID-Arendal's programme of work.
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Milk behind philosophical thinking
December 30, 2008
There are no three-quart milk jugs — only philosophical dilemmas.
I face mine while staring through the glass — not opening the door so as not to fog the view for the next person's philosophical dilemma.
Half-gallon or full gallon?
If I go half, I run the risk of running out of milk at the worst time to run out of milk, and deal with the next philosophical dilemma — suffer in an apartment without milk, or go get more? Like countless other philosophical dilemmas, this will be decided by my desire to put on pants.
Do I get the full gallon and race to the expiration date? Drink milk until I'm sick of it, as if my life were a dairy version of "Brewster's Millions" as I find creative ways to get rid of the milk? Cereal for lunch, milkshakes for dinner and a jug of Ovaltine to hydrate me at the gym.
I get the full gallon, but try to push the drop-dead date for my milk. I am a "milk maid," as described in the cult classic film, "Clerks." As clerk Dante Hicks says, a milk maid will "go through every gallon of milk, looking for that later date as if somewhere beyond all the other gallons, is a container of milk that won't go bad for like a decade."
I have certain physical advantages as a milk maid — at 5-foot-11, I'm tall enough to not only reach any gallon of milk, but to peer toward the back and find the gallon of milk that will run out long before my supply of Multi-Grain Cheerios. I am the LeBron James of this milk universe, and other shoppers are DeShawn Stevenson.
I find the gallon I so desire — it reads, "JAN 05 2009." But now, I have a new question, and it's not philosophical. What, exactly, is the year doing on the expiration date?
This isn't a slapstick question to me, like 'Why do drive-up ATMs have Braille letters?" For anybody who's still asking that, it's because all ATMs are built as uniform as possible to minimize costs. Also, it's not ridiculous to assume you could drive a blind friend to the bank and that friend could use the ATM from a passenger window. I can see the purpose, however limited, for Braille on drive-up ATMs.
But I still wonder — what possible purpose does it serve to tell me the expiration year of something that lasts three weeks at the most?
I see no savings, because it takes more ink to print "JAN 05 2009" than it does to print "JAN 05." Almost twice the ink, in fact. There are no savings, unless ...
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Mayor Reed endorses Fred Pitts for mayor
I have never put much stock in political endorsements. I've always preferred to make up my own mind. I still feel this way. But so many people have inferred from the reporting on the Tupelo Mayor's Race that since I "have not publicly endorsed Fred Pitts" that I must no longer be supporting him. This is simply not true, and I have privately told anyone who has asked me that I plan on voting for Mr. Pitts for Mayor.
That is not a vote against Jason Shelton. I like Jason and I sincerely appreciate him offering himself for public service. Many, many good men and women do not. If he should be elected, I will do all I can to make the transition successful.
However, when I ran for Mayor I asked the voters to look seriously at that contest as a job interview, and choose the candidate whose qualifications best matched the city's needs.
In this year's election I think our greatest need is to continue on the positive path we have worked so hard to achieve.
Most of the important City Council votes that advanced my initiatives were not unanimous. The votes for a balanced budget with a common-sense, 5 year capital plan to pay for expensive items like new fire trucks, Mr. Pitts was with me. The crucial votes to invest in our older neighborhoods by acquiring and tearing down dilapidated, drug-infested structures and returning them to the private sector, Mr. Pitts was with me.
In addition he has been a very thoughtful and hard-working Council leader who has helped bring back "The Tupelo Spirit" to our city.
I believe that, if elected, he will carry on the good things we were able to start this term. Simply put that is why I will be voting for him as our Mayor this election day.
Jack Reed, Jr., Mayor
Local merchants deserve level field
Despite advertising by Main Street associations across the U.S., encouraging people to shop local to support their local merchants, some just won't. They fight the Marketplace Fairness Act, because they want cheaper prices period. Even if it's only 6 cents.
The Act will allow a level playing field in the area of online sales taxes to be collected, and thereby help local small mom and pop shops, of which I'm one. Most people would not even realize a 6 or 8 percent sales tax for a book, CD, car part, pair of shoes, or any other thing bought online.
From the books I sell in Tupelo, I buy gas here, buy my shirts here, pay my electric bill and my cable bill here, eat at restaurants here, attend Elvis Fest here, and thousands of other things here. Most of those are run and staffed by people here in Tupelo who get paid wages here and do the same right here in Tupelo with the wages they receive. One big happy circle. That's not so if you buy from someone in Oregon because he beat my price by 6 cents.
I'm thankful to those that support locals. All I want is a chance to compete on a level playing field.
Joe Haynes
THS Principal Harris lauds community help
Another graduation is behind us, and I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank our local clubs, organizations and private citizens who continually support our Tupelo High School students.
Through your generosity, our students received over $90,000 in local grants and scholarships alone. Coupled with college and university scholarships, our graduates were offered in excess of $5 million.
In addition, our senior students rely each year on community members willing to share their time and knowledge for Culmination Projects, a requirement for graduation. Our teachers and administrators always are amazed at the superior work that stems from these student/community partnerships.
On behalf of our graduating seniors and THS staff, we wish to thank our community for all its support.
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MOUNTAIN CITY, Tenn. - Two more people are facing charges after officers say they were involved in a murder that started on Facebook.
In January 2012, officers say Marvin Potter got angry after Billy Payne, Jr. and Billie Jean Hayworth deleted his adult daughter, Janelle Potter, from Facebook.
The daughter was allegedly harassing Payne and Hayworth after she was removed as a friend. The couple complained to police that she was bothering them.
They were found shot to death in their Mountain City home with their baby still in the woman's arms in January 2012. Click here to read more.
Since then, Potter and another man, Jamie Lynn Curd have been charged in that double murder.
On August 9, 2013, officers say they charged Potter's daughter and wife, Barbara Potter, with conspiracy to murder.
Assistant DA Dennis Brooks says it took a while to chase down the lead. "That's been a challenge because one party to this was assuming another identity in writing emails. A lot of work went into establishing probable cause on these two women," he explained.
We're told Mr. Potter will be back in court in October and will be tried separately.
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The Thunderbirds' rise in the polls comes by way of strong showings at the Notre Dame Invitational and NCAA Pre-Nationals where the team finished 9th and 10th, respectively, in stacked national fields. The finishes included victories over nationally-ranked Florida State (22nd), Michigan (29th) and Indiana (12th).
"This really says a lot about our program, where we've been and what we are looking to accomplish," head coach Eric Houle said. "There are close to 350 Division I cross country programs in the nation and the fact that a small mid-major like us is breaking into the top 30 is a nice compliment from the coaches that do the voting across the country."
Southern Utah is one of seven teams in the Mountain region, arguably the strongest region in the nation, appearing in the national polls, joining Colorado (1st), Northern Arizona (2nd), BYU (5th), New Mexico (9th), Colorado State (22nd) and Air Force (28th).
The Thunderbirds will be off this weekend in preparation for the Big Sky Conference championships set for the first weekend of November. The meet is scheduled for Nov. 2 and will be hosted by Montana State.


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
During the recent Emery County Commissioners meeting, Grant and Kathy Jenkins were on the agenda to discuss the illegal dumping of garbage in the county, specifically on their 84 acres near Emery. Their property is located just north of Emery at the junction of the old highway and SR-10. Along the dirt road on the property, a massive amount of refuse has been dumped in the washes.
The Jenkins' have owned the property for two years and when they obtained it, they spent many long, hard hours cleaning it up. The site was an old dump grounds in the past. Much of the garbage that now litters their property is newly dumped items.
"This dumping has been taking place for quite a while now," said Grant Jenkins. "This is our, the county's and ours, problem together. We have tried to clean it up, but the amount is way over our heads now. There are old batteries, refrigerators, and many dead animals. I need your suggestions and help."
Jenkins told the commissioners that many times when he has gone to this property, dumping has occurred in the middle of the road. He expressed his concern for the unsightly appearance of the area to visitors as this route is a designated off highway vehicle route and many people come in to visit and recreate in Emery County. He stated he has written in the Emery and Ferron city newsletters, but the dumping has not decreased.
Another concern of Jenkins' is the obstruction of the roadway. This road is used by several farmers and ranchers who access their farms on the road. "We need to think about putting up bigger signs or barricades across the washes. I have put up signs in the past and they disappear. There may be some of the things in the washes which can be salvaged with steel at $200 a ton," said Grant Jenkins.
Commissioner Gary Kofford expressed his concern for the issue. "This area was an old dump many years ago. It will take a major effort to clean it up and it needs to be cleaned up. Maybe if the area were cleaned up, it would discourage any future illegal dumping," said Kofford. Kofford urged Jenkins to sign a complaint with the Emery County Sheriff's Office so citations could be issued to those who are dumping this trash.
Jenkins went on to tell the commissioners he has considered erecting a gate on his property to restrict vehicles from entering. He has talked with the ranchers who access their property through his, and they have agreed this might be a good solution.
Commissioner Drew Sitterud stressed that if the road has been used by the public for more than 10 years, it is considered a legal right of way. Sitterud expressed his concern for the area and the need for something to be done to stop the dumping.
Morris Sorensen of the county road department stated the area has been cleaned up twice in the past years. He said it lasts for a while, then the dumping begins again.
Capt. Kyle Ekker of the sheriff's office suggested a notification of prosecution for anyone caught dumping. Ekker said signage and advertising would be done immediately, and a notice would go out by order of the sheriff. Restitution will be sought with all prosecutions.
In other business conducted by the Emery County Commissioners, a memorandum of agreement was signed by the commissioners with Andalex Resources, Inc. and Intermountain Power Agency to construct a memorial near the Crandall Canyon mine. Mesia Nyman of the US Forest Service was present for the signing also. The commissioners issued the needed special use permit to allow the memorial project to be completed.
"Sheila Phillips, Dave Shaver and Mesia have all worked very hard on the project. It is the goal of this endeavor to have the monument completed before Aug. 6, 2008. I want to compliment the forest service for the speed with which they pushed through the permitting," said Sitterud.
The commissioners also approved: to give the Order of the Arrow tamarisk project $500; to enter into a contract with Robert Bennett for building inspection services until a building inspector can be hired; purchase antiviral medications for emergency personnel in the event of an influenza pandemic; approved a resolution to establish recovery costs associated with hazardous materials emergencies; and appointed Kelly Bayles to be the east side representative on the Emery County Travel Bureau.
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Cole and Kalib Olsen announce the marriage of their mother Ceresa K. Martinez, daughter of Steve and Kim Martinez of Price to A.J. O'Neil, son of Randy and Lori O'Neil of Ferron on July 18 in Price.
Ceresa is employed at Sutherlands. A.J. is employed at the Emery County Sheriff's office.
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I was interested in finding a really good anime movie that's age appropriate for a 6 year old girl. I really dont keep up with all the latest anime films so I may be a bit out of the loop. I already have several Hayao Miyazaki films so that's a no brainer but I was looking for something a little bit different.
It doesnt have to be too girly as she likes action and adventure stuff and she also likes sci fi. I wish I could get something like Uninhabited Planet Survive but its not available in English as far as I know. She has seen Welcome to THE SPACE SHOW but it was sub and I had to spend the entire time explaining what was being said which why I would rather get English dubbed. I thought about Galaxy express but it seems too depressing.
I already know about Salior Moon but I was thinking maybe there is something more recent with sense of adventure. I was thinking about getting Summer Wars but I have honestly never seen it and not sure if a 6 year old would like it.
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God has put these verses on my heart..He has used them mightily in times past, He brings it up again. I do not think it an accident that Habakkuk heard…many of you have been asking for a better understanding of what is going on. God, in His great mercy, gave me these two YouTube videos. Time and time again, He shows me, His eye is on the sparrow. Allow me to share these two videos. If you listen carefully, you will hear the name of my surgeon. How amazing is that? We have the same surgeon.
I had my family listen to this, I want them to understand. This next video is after the surgery. You can find it on her little youtube site. 🙂
Do I think that Habakkuk meant my disorder? No way. He was given prophecy from the Lord and he was awaiting the judgement on Israel, his people. They would not listen, they turned their backs on the Lord. He alone had to endure the waiting.
Now, that's the amazing part of my story. I am not alone. Jesus took my judgement, my sins upon His shoulders and all people as well. He became sin who knew no sin that we might become the righteousness of God. I have Jesus interceding on my behalf on the right hand side of God in heaven..always. You as well, nothing special about me…it is all to the glory of Him.
He has dear friends call to check up on me. He has my dear husband by my side. He has my Mom coming today to help. Friends, if we only look at the sadness, then we will never see how much we can exult in God. Remembering to keep our eyes on Him. So how can I do this? I am memorizing these verses.
Habakkuk 3
16 I heard and my [whole inner self] trembled; my lips quivered at the sound. Rottenness enters into my bones and under me [down to my feet]; I tremble. I will wait quietly for the day of trouble and distress when there shall come up against [my] people him who is about to invade and oppress them.
17 Though the fig tree does not blossom and there is no fruit on the vines, [though] the product of the olive fails and the fields yield no food, though the flock is cut off from the fold and there are no cattle in the stalls,
18 Yet I will rejoice in the Lord; I will exult in the [victorious] God of my salvation!
19 The Lord God is my Strength, my personal bravery, and my invincible army; He makes my feet like hinds' feet and will make me to walk [not to stand still in terror, but to walk] and make [spiritual] progress upon my high places [of trouble, suffering, or responsibility]!
Habakkuk rejoiced! He remembered His God. Our God! So times are tough, people are telling you how hard your life is..and your chin goes up just a little. And you think, you know what my life is hard. Yes, this one understands! This is not fair. Why is God allowing this? What have I done? Friends, I am hear to tell you whether you are the one listening to this or giving it as advice…stop. Listen to Habakkuk! Pray, rejoice in the Lord, your personal bravery! What friends on the battle line need to know is you are praying. Interceding on their behalf, He alone can carry their burden, your burden. Run to the Lord, He will make your feet like deer's feet.
You are "at your best advice" when you are guiding them to the Lord. Not to focus on how hard their trial is, but how great our God always is. It is subtle, because you, as a friend, want to sympathize and say the right thing. Yet, the perfect thing when someone shares their trial? Pray. Pull the person aside and pray..God is the best sympathizer.
Pray on. Pray on.
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No reportable incidents this week.
1A 23-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for theft and contributing to the delinquency of a minor and that minor, a 16-year-old girl, and an 18-year-old woman, both of Milwaukee, for theft and possession of booster bags at Old Navy, 9094 N. Green Bay Road, at 5:45 p.m. Jan. 18. The trio filled the booster bags with 20 items valued at more than $220 and drove off in a car without plates. The 23-year-old woman, the car's owner, took the plates off, she said, so police wouldn't be able to identify her.
2A 54-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for theft after taking 26 packages of women's socks valued at $156 from Burlington Coat Factory, 9040 N. Green Bay Road, at 11 a.m. Jan. 19. He ran out of the store with the socks in a black nylon bag and when stopped told police, "Man, you already know." Police returned the socks to the store and after citing the man, allowed him to leave this time with an empty nylon bag. About 90 minutes later, the same officer saw the man with the nylon bag and it was no longer empty. Inside were packages of men's underwear valued at $136 taken from TJ Maxx, 8700 N. Green Bay Road. The man first denied the items had been stolen but then admitted they had but he wasn't the thief. He was cited for receiving stolen property.
A 21-year-old Brown Deer woman was arrested for substantial battery/use of a dangerous weapon/domestic violence related after she stabbed a 21-year-old Brown Deer man, the father of her child, about 7:30 p.m. Jan. 26. The man had a deep cut in his arm and bleeding badly. He was taken to a hospital and also referred to the district attorney on possible charges for disorderly conduct/domestic violence related after the woman reported he had pushed and choked her.
3A 21-year-old Brown Deer woman was cited on a noise complaint at 1:40 a.m. Jan. 27. after being warned she would be cited if the noise continued in the 4700 block of West Deer Run at 11:55 p.m. Jan. 26. At that time, the party was in the garage and when police knocked on the door, she called, "Who the (expletive) is it?" She said she was having a back-to-school party and would quiet down. When police were called back, the party and noise was now coming from the residence. This time she said she was having a toga party and admitted being "a loud person." She had been warned for noise last year Oct. 26 and Oct. 27 and at that time told police she was having a Halloween party.
A 33-year-old Brown Deer woman was arrested for disorderly conduct while using a dangerous weapon/domestic violence related after hitting a girl and threatening her with a gun at 10:45 p.m. Jan. 31. The woman denied threatening the girl with the gun saying she was trying to put it away. The gun wasn't loaded and no ammunition was in the home.
A 20-year-old Brown Deer woman was arrested for disorderly conduct/use of a dangerous weapon/domestic violence related at 8:15 p.m. Feb. 1. She threatened a man with a hammer after they argued over the ownership of a TV. They had lived together and the man was now moving out. He'd been arrested for domestic violence Jan. 27 after he pushed her and threw a shoe in her face.
Two additional domestic violence incidents were reported this week.
A resident reported the theft of his check book and forgery at 2 p.m. Jan. 23. He had been called by a Chippewa Falls shoe company that was double checking a $400 purchase paid for by his check and the items being sent to a Milwaukee address. He told them it was not his order and the shoes were not sent and the check canceled. He then called his bank and found out that another check for $290 was used to buy items from Orvis. Those items were sent. He closed his account.
4A man, age and residence not available, was arrested for drunken driving, with a prior conviction and open intoxicants after he was stopped for expired plates in the 7700 block of North Port Washington Road at 2:43 a.m. Feb. 3. The man's plates had just expired Jan. 31. He admitted drinking two glasses of wine at supper about two hours before. After failing field sobriety tests, he admitted having a shot of vodka, two shots of scotch and one glass of wine. His blood alcohol content was 0.09.
5A man, age and residence not available, was arrested for driving a motor vehicle without the owner's consent, failure to stop for an emergency vehicle, driving with a revoked license, defective taillights and a felony warrant in the 7800 block of North Port Washington Road at 5:45 p.m. Feb. 4. The car had been reported stolen from Milwaukee.
6A woman, age and residence not available, was arrested for drunken driving, failure to have insurance and warned for failure to stop for an emergency vehicle and driving north in south bound lanes in the 7200 block of North Santa Monica Boulevard at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 5. She finally stopped in the 500 block of East Community Place telling police she didn't see them or hear them and was on her way to pick up a friend's children from Stormonth School. She admitted drinking and when asked what, where and when said, "A pint of brandy … in the car … right now." Her BAC was 0.24.
7A 46-year-old Glendale woman was arrested for drunken driving, with a prior conviction, after a report of a woman in a car for more than an hour with the motor running at Pick 'n Save, 1735 W. Silver Spring Drive, about 10:30 p.m. Jan. 29. The woman, who drove away and when stopped was asked if she knew why she was stopped, said, "I have no idea." She had urinated in her pants and admitted drinking in the car where an almost empty bottle of rum was found. She said she was on medication for post-traumatic stress disorder.
8A 28-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for disorderly conduct after refusing to leave a relative's residence in the 200 block of East Fiebrantz Avenue at 2 a.m. Jan. 30. The relative said the man threatened her and she locked herself in a room and called police. The man could be seen through a window and when arrested said he didn't do anything wrong.
9A 26-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for disorderly conduct at Applebee's, 5810 N. Bayshore Drive, at 9:40 p.m. Jan. 31. The man said he became angry after telling the manager that a server had taken a $20 bill he put on the table. When the manger said no one took his money, he flipped over his table spilling food and drinks and then left in a car but was stopped on Interstate 43.
10A 29-year-old woman and a 32-year-old man, both of Milwaukee, are suspects for fraud on Educator's Credit Union, 7139 N. Port Washington Road, in September 2012 and reported Feb. 1. The woman deposited checks written on a closed account, therefore worthless, at various ATMs around Milwaukee and after depositing checks made withdrawals of more than $3,000. The case is under investigation.
11A 38-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving, with three prior convictions in the last five years, after being stopped for an illegal left turn in the 5400 block of North Port Washington Road at 8 p.m. Feb. 1. He begged police to let him go over and over again saying, "Man, don't do this to me." His BAC was 0.15.
12An 18-year-old Glendale man and a 17-year-old Whitefish Bay girl were arrested for underage drinking during a girls' basketball game at Nicolet High School, 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Road, at 8:50 p.m. Feb. 1. The man said he had mixed gin with Gatorade and they drank it at another location before the game. They had BACs of 0.145 and 0.134.
13A 28-year-old Glendale man was arrested for disorderly conduct after a report of two men yelling at each other at the corner of Ames Terrace and Marne Avenue at midnight Feb. 2. The man had been drinking and had fallen cutting his head. He was taken to a hospital.
14A 25-year-old woman, residence not listed, was arrested for theft of items valued at $338 at Kohl's, 5650 N. Bayshore Drive, at 12:30 p.m. Feb. 2. The woman filled a cart as she walked through various departments then entered a boy's fitting room and left with her purse filled. She fled in a car and when stopped said she stole because she had no job and no money. She also had two warrants from Wauwatosa.
15A man reported being the victim of an armed robbery at a bus shelter in the 300 block of West Silver Spring Drive at 7 p.m. Feb. 3. Three males approached him, one lifting his shirt to reveal a gun saying, "Hate to bother you … empty your pockets." The man handed over $2 saying that was all he had. One of the suspects gave the money back saying, "I can't take this." At least one of the men is a suspect in similar robberies in West Allis, Milwaukee and Wauwatosa.
16The tires and rims were taken from two 2013 Ford Escapes at Heiser Ford, 1700 W. Silver Spring Drive, between Feb. 2 to Feb. 4. Taken were 19-inch tires and titanium rims valued at $4,400. The cars were found on blocks.
17A 2005 Ford truck valued at $10,000 with equipment valued at about $50,000 including a crane and ladder rack, was taken from the 6500 block of North Sydney Place about 1:30 p.m. Feb. 4. It was found the same day in the 3900 block of North 27th Street, Milwaukee, about 3:30 p.m. and reported at 10 p.m. The resident thought, at first, the truck belonged to the landlord.
18An unknown male is a suspect in the theft of sunglasses valued at more than $350 taken from the Sunglass Hut, 490 W. Northshore Drive, about 5:25 p.m. Feb. 5.
No reportable incidents this week.
19A digital media player valued at $272 was taken from a classroom at Shorewood High School, 1701 E. Capitol Drive, about 2:30 p.m. Jan. 31.
20A Shorewood woman reported she was the victim of a fraud in the 1700 block of East River Park Court on Jan. 23 and reported Feb. 1. She hired the services of a psychic in order to contact a deceased relative. The psychic told her to purchase 10 cashier checks for $5,000 each, which she did giving one to the psychic. She also paid $350 for her services. On Feb. 1 she told police she had canceled the other cashier checks.
21A 31-year-old Shorewood man was arrested for drunken driving, with a prior conviction, and speeding 52 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 1100 block of East Capitol Drive at 2 a.m. Feb. 1. The man, who was taken for a blood draw, had a BAC of 0.19.
22A 39-year-old Whitefish Bay man was arrested for drunken driving, with a prior conviction after being stopped for speeding 46 mph in a 30 mph zone in the 4100 block of North Wilson Drive at 11:40 p.m. Feb. 2. The man, who said he had two drinks, had a BAC of 0.14 and was taken for a blood draw.
23Four cars were entered in the 4400 block of North Woodburn Street overnight Feb. 1 and 2. All were unlocked and parked in driveways and all were rummaged through. One resident reported a $100 digital media player was taken. The other residents reported nothing missing.
Two cars were entered in the 4200 block of North Ardmore Avenue and one in the 1400 block of East. Lake Bluff Avenue on Feb. 1 or 2. A small amount of change was taken from one car.
24Five bottles of alcohol valued at more than $120 were taken in separate thefts at Pick 'n Save, 4145 N. Oakland Ave., on Feb. 4 and 5. The thefts were caught on surveillance video.
25A wallet and contents was reported stolen from a residence in the 4400 block of North Oakland Avenue before 11:30 p.m. Feb. 6. The resident said he had a guest, an unknown male, at his home. One of the credit cards was used.
26Three garages were entered but nothing taken in the 4900 block of North Newhall Street on Feb. 5 or 6. In one incident, a witness saw someone enter a garage about 4 a.m. Feb. 5. A door lock was damaged to gain entry. In another incident, someone entered a detached garage through an unlocked service door and exited after opening the overhead door sometime early morning Feb. 6.
27A 62-year-old Whitefish Bay woman called police after seeing a coyote as she walked her dog on the beach at Big Bay Park, 5000 N. Palisades Road, at 3 p.m. Feb. 5. Police arrived but the coyote was gone. They then gave the woman a warning for having a dog at the park.
28A car window was smashed in the 5600 block of North Santa Monica Boulevard between 3 and 6:30 p.m. Feb. 6. Nothing was reported taken.
29A juvenile, age and residence not released, was arrested for possession of alcohol after being stopped for driving without lights in the 6100 block of North Santa Monica Boulevard about 8:30 p.m. Feb. 8. In what police said was related to this arrest, a juvenile, again age and residence not released, was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia at 10:44 p.m. Feb. 8.
30A witness reported a school bus backing into a legally parked car and then driving away in the 5000 block of North Marlborough Boulevard at 2:25 p.m. Feb. 9. The amount of damage was not listed and the case is being investigated.
Reports were unavailable.
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I am a NaruBleachTard, and now both of my Mangas are Going away soon. Well my daughter knowing this pointed me to this Video Link About a guy who Forged a real life replica of Zangetsu (The Old Original).
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U.S. safety investigators say they haven't found similar problems in another Dreamliner.
Japanese safety investigators said Wednesday they found improper wiring for a lithium-ion battery aboard an All Nippon Airways Boeing 787 Dreamliner that made an emergency landing in Japan last month.
U.S. safety investigators say they haven't found a similar wiring problem in the 787 battery that caught fire in a parked Japan Airlines plane in Boston.
Japan Transport Safety Board investigators said in an 18-page report that the tail and wing lights on the All Nippon plane flickered after it landed and the plane's main battery was switched off.
This suggested to investigators that an abnormal current was traveling from the auxiliary battery because of improper wiring. Investigators said more analysis was needed to determine what caused the main battery near the cockpit to overheat and emit the smoke that prompted the emergency landing Jan. 16.
Marc Birtel, a Boeing spokesman, said the company couldn't comment on the finding because it is part of the Japanese investigation.
The Boston fire occurred Jan. 7 in an auxiliary battery while maintenance crews worked on the plane. Regulators worldwide grounded the 50-plane fleet of Dreamliners as investigators search for the reason for the battery problems.
In the USA, the National Transportation Safety Board has traced the origin of the fire to one of eight cells in the battery. Investigators continue to search for the cause, which could be a charging problem, a manufacturing flaw or something else.
"We have not found issue with the wiring of our battery," says Kelly Nantel, a board spokeswoman. "However, our investigation is still ongoing."
Boeing used lithium-ion batteries in the Dreamliner because they weigh less than conventional batteries, charge faster and can produce more power than others of comparable size. They also are more likely to overheat and catch fire than conventional batteries.
Boeing, the first aircraft maker to use the batteries, has stopped deliveries of the sophisticated new planes to airlines until problems with the batteries are solved.
Airbus, Boeing's European rival, said last week it was scrapping plans to use lithium-ion batteries when it launches its new A350 next year. Airbus said it was going to use more conventional, albeit heavier, batteries after seeing the problems Boeing faced with them.
The A350 mirrors the Dreamliner in its billing as a more lightweight, fuel-efficient jet of the future.
Contributing: The Associated Press
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O.C. Obama supporters look ahead
YORBA LINDA – Inside the sanctuary at the Friendship Baptist Church, Robert L. Milton, 77, felt thankful for the respite provided by the noontime prayer group he attends every Wednesday.
It's a delightful hour, filled with devotion and laughter with friends. A stark contrast to the stress he felt the night before, when he waited, along with the rest of America, to find out whether President Obama would be re-elected or unseated by Republican challenger Mitt Romney.
"I had to turn the TV off and watch a movie, because it was too much pressure," Milton said.
Nationally, a powerful coalition of women, young people and minorities helped the country's first black president secure a second term. In Orange County, Obama received 171,874 fewer votes than he did in 2008, but his support remains strong in the "blue heart" of the county. His most fervent backers expressed relief at his victory, and optimism that his policy goals – from the economy to health care to gay rights – will gain more traction over the next four years.
"We also pray that Congress gets the notion that they're not God and work with him, or get out of the way," said Johnie Sayles, 78.
For some women, reproductive rights – a hot-button issue in so many congressional races – was a motivation for selecting Obama.
"When you come from another country (where people) don't understand about reproduction, you realize how blessed you are to live in America," said Ana Garces, 55, of Aliso Viejo. She's originally from Ecuador and came to the U.S. at age 12. "People die over there trying to get abortions. I don't believe in abortion, but I think people should have a right to choose."
Martin Walker, 23, has one more class to go before getting his degree from Cal State Fullerton. He has health coverage now, through his new job, but until a couple months ago he was on his mother's insurance plan, and could have stayed there until age 26, thanks to a provision in the Affordable Care Act.
"I felt more comfortable knowing that if I didn't find a job right after college, I'd be covered," Walker said.
Danielle Esquivel, 20, is a junior at Chapman University in Orange. Education and women's rights were at the top of her priority list when she cast her vote.
"I would not have been able to go to Chapman if there wasn't government assistance for education," said Esquivel, who transferred from Fullerton College. "We're going to be the leaders of this country someday. It makes sense that we should all be educated."
Register staff writer Lauren Jow and contributors Lauren Barron-Lopez and Hannah Fry contributed to this report.
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