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March 21, 2006
More than 16 months after her death, Air Force officials have charged Kimberly Susan Novak's husband with murder.
Novak, 20, died in her Cannon Air Force Base residence in late October 2004, according to Cannon's public affair's office.
Her husband, Airman Edward Novak II of the 27th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, was charged Tuesday with murder and child abuse, according to a Cannon press release.
He is accused of killing his wife by means of blunt force trauma to the head and neck on or about Oct. 28, 2004, according to information provided by 1st Lt. James Nichols, 27th Fighter Wing deputy chief of public affairs.
Edward Novak is also accused of placing a child in a situation on base that endangered "her life or her health by leaving her unattended for hours at a time, failing to provide proper nourishment, and failing to change her diaper as needed," according to information provided by Nichols. The abuse occurred on separate occasions between January 2005 and May 2005, Air Force officials allege.
The investigation into Kimberly's death lasted 16 months because Air Force officials wanted it to be thorough, according to Nichols.
"The investigation began immediately after emergency responders were dispatched to the scene of the death. It included more than 50 witness interviews, gathering of numerous items of possible evidentiary value, various forensic analyses, supervisory investigative reviews and follow up as warranted, all in the interest of ensuring a thorough investigation," Nichols said.
Edward Novak has been held in confinement since Tuesday, according to Nichols, who would not comment on where he was being confined.
"The necessity for continued confinement will be reviewed," at a later date, Nichols said via e-mail.
Novak will receive a military investigation hearing to determine if there is sufficient cause to believe a crime was committed and if he committed that crime. It is usually directed by a wing commander and is similar to a civilian preliminary hearing and a grand jury proceeding, according to Nichols.
A premeditated murder charge may be referred to trial as a capital case, in which death would be an authorized punishment, Nichols reported in an e-mail. Other possible punishments include confinement for life, a dishonorable discharge, total forfeiture of pay and allowances, and reduction to the lowest enlisted grade. The maximum punishment for the child abuse charge includes confinement for three years, a dishonorable discharge, total forfeiture of pay and allowances, and reduction to the lowest enlisted grade.
The couple had a daughter, Rebecca Anne Novak, according to previous reports on the homicide.
Cannon Air Force Base officials would not disclose the child's whereabouts, citing "privacy interests."
"It is improper for the Air Force to comment on the ... family's situation," Nichols said via e-mail.
Kimberly Novak was born on Feb. 29, 1984, in Grayling, Mich., to Donald and Patricia Bollman, according to information provided for her obituary. She was inducted into the Air Force in June 2002. She worked in aircraft armament systems at Cannon until she was honorably discharged in August 2004.
Efforts to contact members of Edward Novak's and Kimberly Novak's family were unsuccessful on Tuesday.


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The guinea pigs are here!!
And i'm glad that i spent so much time observing them, as i realized that Princess wasn't easily able to get to the upper level to get food..she seemed almost afraid..or maybe she's just really too fat to get up there..she's REALLY fat in the midsection. So I gave her a ceramic dish of food in the lower level and man did she go to town on it!! So i made sure to put some special treats on the upper lever just for Cocoa, as she seems to be the timid shy girl who's last to the food.
* Oh and sidenote: when you bring home a new guinea pig put it straight into the cage, and DON'T let it play out in their playpen...lets just say i had to clean up 2 pee accidents!! *
Anywho..here's some more pics!
I promise i'll write about something different tomorrow! :)
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Is a lot of work though, but they are so cute to keep. Thanks for the visit and i hope you have a great weekend..ReplyDelete
Awhh...they're so sweet! They look like they have been brought into a great home where they'll receive lots of pampering and love...just the way it should be!ReplyDelete
Keep us updated on their progress!
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I've never been interested in guinea pigs but I have this desire to own a pot-bellied pig! Weird huh? Yet I hear they are very clean and can be trained to use cat litter. Hubby is a no go on this one though. Still working on it :)ReplyDelete
stumbled onto your blog via the blog hop and just wanted to leave you a little blog luv! Def enjoyed reading this post!! new follower!ReplyDelete
I have a long hair guinea pig who is afraid of everything! Following from the Thirsty Thursday Blog Hop! Check out my blog http://gabbylynnreviewsandgiveaways.blogspot.com/ and my facebook page http://www.facebook.com/GabbyLynnGiveawaysandReviews if you wouldn't mind!ReplyDelete
SO cute! I love your excitement about them :)ReplyDelete
Reminds me of pet Hamster days :)
So cute! My niece has one, my kiddos have been asking, but we have a dog, that's good enough for me since I take care of her, lol.ReplyDelete
I think it is great that you are so excited! It looks like fun!!! Well... it looks like fun for someone other than me that is lol :)ReplyDelete
Awwww they're so cute! All I recall about my guinea pigs as a child are them biting me! Hopefully yours are a little nicer than mine were.ReplyDelete
cute! it looks like they are eating wellReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, I must have missed the first post because I thought it was pigs ;)ReplyDelete
So cute!! We had a guinea pig when we were little, his name was Abraham, I don't know why.ReplyDelete
cute but you can keep them. LOLReplyDelete
very cute - my cousin has 2 guinea pigs for her classroom, and my boys love it when she brings them home for school breaksReplyDelete
So cute. My kids have been asking me for guinea pigs too. I had two when I was younger, they were two girls and we called them Crackers & Butter. :)ReplyDelete

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Testifying before the Assembly Budget Committee at Rutgers Law School April 9, NJEA Vice President Wendell Steinhauer said Gov. Chris Christie's proposed budget for FY14 "falls short" for public schools, failing to offset nearly $3.6 billion in cuts to education over the past three years.
Steinhauer asserted that the governor's claim that 370 public schools will see state aid hikes in his plan is misleading and masks the fact that some would get such a small increase that it's virtually meaningless.
"Don't be fooled by the number of districts listed as getting increases," he said. "Forty of them are getting only one dollar more than last year. Two more districts get a two dollar increase."
Figure in another 41 districts with increases under $10,000 and the result is that nearly half of New Jersey's public school districts are essentially flat-funded, Steinhauer told members of the committee in their final public hearing on the budget. But even flat funding will lead to a "reduction in opportunities" for students, he said.
"With costs rising beyond the control of districts, flat funding is not truly flat. Even those districts that are slated to see small increases will find themselves falling further and further behind what the Legislature deemed adequate funding when it created the current school funding formula just a few years ago," said Steinhauer.
Funding in this budget plan falls $1.2 billion short of requirements in the School Funding Reform Act (SFRA). The total shortfall in state aid for public education in the last four budgets now approaches $4.8 billion.
While acknowledging that the state's deficit may have "grown too wide to make up the difference this year," Steinhauer pointed out that increased "state aid to corporations"—more than $2 billion in the last three years—is exacerbating the problem.
"I urge you to reprioritize and direct more resources to more students, even if that means diverting tax dollars targeted to increased corporate welfare and tax cuts for profitable businesses," he said.
Steinhauer also commented on a number of other issues raised by Gov. Christie's budget, including private school vouchers, a new program the governor calls the "Education Innovation Fund," and cuts to higher education programs.
He also urged the governor and the Legislature to find ways to increase the contribution to the pension system. While the budget includes the state's minimum legally required payment, it is still not in line with actuarial recommendations for restoring solvency to the system.
Noting that vouchers have no track record of success and are routinely rejected by the public in opinion polls, Steinhauer urged legislators to oppose state funding that the governor wants to divert to private, for-profit and religious schools.
"It is unconscionable to offer a $2 million subsidy to private schools while telling more than 200 public school districts that they will get no increase in funding at all," he said.
He also asked them to reject the governor's request for $5 million for an "Education Innovation Fund" until he explains what he means by that. NJEA's concern is that the monies would be used to promote unproven instructional models such as virtual charter schools.
"In such a tight budget, using $5 million on untested programs that will profit private vendors but not students is irresponsible," Steinhauer said.
He also expressed concern about a $3.2 million cut to the STARS programs that help financially-strapped New Jersey high school graduates attend institutions of higher education.
Alan Kaufman, chairperson of NJEA's Higher Education Committee, expressed the same concern March 20 at a hearing of the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee at William Paterson University.
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Steve Miranda of Oracle discusses how metadata is making a difference in managing human workflow processes.
Interview conducted by Vinod Baya and Bo Parker
Steve Miranda is senior vice president of Oracle Application development for Oracle. He is responsible for the development of all enterprise applications including financials, HR and payroll, procurement, corporate performance management (CPM), projects, customer relationship management (CRM), supply chain management (SCM), and the functional architecture group.
Miranda has been with Oracle since 1992, holding a variety of leadership positions within the development organization. Prior to Oracle, Miranda worked at GE Aerospace. Miranda holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics and computational sciences from Stanford University.
In this interview, Miranda shares how model-based design of applications will address the completeness of end-to-end processes and the need for a tight coupling between models and execution.
PwC: Enterprise applications have done a great deal to bring value to transactional processes. Where is the next big area of opportunity for applications?
SM: The area that we see beyond transaction processing is the blending of transactions and business information. We call it embedded business intelligence. Today, good ERP [enterprise resource planning] systems have automated a lot of the process and have moved us from clerks to knowledge workers and then to knowledge workers dealing with exceptions. When staff are dealing with exceptions, there's a lot of data warehouse and business intelligence [BI] systems involvement to support exception resolution.
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Maximální počet hostů8
Počet místností4
Velikost110 m²
Floor No.1
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The apartment is 110 m2 and it is ideal for couples with children. The rooms are furnished with 2 single beds each and 2 bathrooms; one with shower and the other one with bathtub.
The apartment is on the fourth floor, in a building with elevator. Enjoy a nice breakfast or dinner in the 13 m2 terrace from where you will be able to have an incredible view to the sea and the promenade. The balcony has a table and 4 chairs. The living room has a modern sofa where you can rest, read a book or take a nap. The adjoining dining area has a table and chairs for up to 8 people. There is only one AC unit in the apartment but we can provide you with fans if you request them. The kitchen has everything you may need during your holiday: microwave, dish washer, oven, gas stove, fridge with freezer and a lot more! Of course you will find washing machine, iron and iron board. Please, mind that pets are not allowed!
The location of the apartment is absolutely perfect, as you can walk everywhere: sand beach (10m), restaurants and bars, pharmacy, shops, supermarkets, taxi rank, surgery, bus stop, etc. The bus frequency is every 15 minutes towards Puerto de Alcudia, Puerto de Pollença and other directions as Palma. The beach is just down the road and it is perfect for children due to its shallow waters and gentle swell.
In Can Picafort you will find any kind of restaurants: fresh fish and meat, pizza, tapas and traditional Majorcan food. If you only want to have a snack, you will find bars and ice-cream shops in the promenade! You will be able to find shops, souvenirs and groceries. The 2 main supermarkets are on Artà road, where you will find petrol stations as well.
Nearby Can Picafort there are other beaches that are worth to visit: Playa de Muro, Formentor, Son Serra de Marina, Puerto de Alcúdia or Puerto de Pollença. You will love to visit the town of Alcudia, with its cobbled streets, churches, squares and the old wall that surrounds the town. It is a good place to stop for a stroll and a drink in one of the bars. The local market has place on Tuesdays and Saturdays and there is a lively environment. Don't forget to visit the Roman ruins of Pollentia!
This is a home away from home with a fresh Mediterranean air. Come holiday in one of the most visited areas of Mallorca and have an unforgettable experience!
NOTE: The rental of this property is based on the Spanish Law on Urban Leases (29/1994, 24th November). According this law the property is available for seasonal renting. However, the contract does not offer any tourist service. It is only for the use and enjoyment of the property.
Beach: 10 m
Restaurant: 10 m
Bar: 10 m
Supermarket: 1.9 km
Grocery: 15 m
ATM: 100 m
Golf course (Alcanada): 15.5 km
Surgery (Son Bauló): 2 km
Hospital (Inca): 26.4 km
Airport: 55.2 km
Pharmacy: 600 m
Domovní řádCheck-in: 4 pm
Check-out: 10 am
Very late check-in (from 24 pm) has an extra cost of 50 €
Damage deposit: 300 EUR (will be returned cash on your departure day)
Key handover: directly at the house
Pets are not allowed
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Everything was perfect. Nice Finca and good communication.
We was very satisfied with the house. One interesting things, was that the stove was heatest on number 1 in stead of 6! It´s takes two days to get that information.
Will strongely recommended the house.
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Stockhollm, Sweden
Very nice apartment. Very good taste with furniture, paintings and sculptures. Aircon in every bedroom. Nice balcony to view the streetlife even if it can get noisy due to buses and busstops which was close. Close to beach, bakery and supermarkets.
The only really downside was the noise from restaurants which affects two of the three bedrooms. The windows are not that good as silencer. But what else to expect from such a central position?
Mascara is a lovely apartment, ideal location and comfortable. However we weren't happy with the way the water system was set up, there was never enough hot water for all of us to shower/bath so we would end up with it freezing cold. This is the only gripe and would stay again as long as this was rectified.
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The house is very very nice. There's all, inside it, but not the hair dryer..
You will find an air conditioner and all modern appliances.
The bathroom and the kitchen are perfect and new.
The double bed is new but it's a small size and not much confortable. In the bedroom, there's not an air conditioned or a ventilator, while you will find both in the kitchen.
The district is quiet
We had a great stay!!! VERY close to the beach and a nice pool area. Perfect size apartment for 2 adults and 2 children. Host was also very friendly, no problems at all.
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The Primate, Cat & Aquatics Building features one of the largest collection of primate species in North America including gorillas, new world monkeys and several species of lemur. (Several species of primates are also on exhibit in The RainForest.)
Two male gorillas roam the Outdoor Gorilla Exhibit during the warm weather months. Nearby, some of the Zoo's slowest moving animals, Aldabra tortoises, spend the summer in an outdoor exhibit across from the Zoo's speediest animals, the cheetahs.
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Every year faculty personally welcome new freshmen who move into rooms reserved for a Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) Living Learning Community in the new residence hall on campus. Three Residence Halls accommodating about 400 students each, are located in the northwestern corner of campus. Freshmen share in suites with three private bedrooms, and a shared and living area. The JSOM students live together on the same floor and are all enrolled in the same section of BA 1100, Business Basics, a required freshman course that offers guidance through the early months of college.
JSOM freshmen in the Living Learning Community participate in special events, interact closely with faculty, and take part in community service projects. In the residence hall, freshmen can seek help from their community adviser. Dr Marilyn Kaplan, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs, is also working on getting more recognition for JSOMs undergraduate programs through improved rankings, increased attention to freshman recruiting and maintaining accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).


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Last weekend, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated and possession of a controlled substance. It's a serious matter, one that wound up pushing Irsay into what appears to be a much-needed stint in rehab.
But as is typically the case with these types of situation, there was a lighter side to the story. When being booked, Irsay had to step in front of the camera for his obligatory mugshots.
And he delivered the NFL's latest version of unintentional comedy, joining a long list of players, coaches, front office personnel and now owners who've had to pose during the legal version of the "walk of shame."
So in honor of Irsay's folly, it seems appropriate to go back through the archives of past arrests to pull the best images to arise from these incidents.
Here are the 10 most-ridiculous mugshots in NFL history:
10. Deion Sanders
In June of 1996, the then-Dallas Cowboys cornerback was arrested in Florida and charged with misdemeanor trespassing. Why is Primetime smiling so big? Probably because of the silliness of the situation. Sanders ignored "No Trespassing" and "No Fishing" signs and was caught angling on a lake owned by Southwest Florida International Airport.
9. Quentin Groves
A month after signing with the Browns as a free agent, the linebacker was busted for solicitation during one of the team's offseason mini-camps. Apparently, he agreed to pay an undercover call girl various amounts for "full-service" and was popped as part of a sting that brought down 14 people looking for a good time. His makeshift mugshot is classic.


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Skip to comments.We Are All in It Together, Clinton Says [Shared Prosperity Should Replace "On Your Own' Society"]
Posted on 05/29/2007 9:13:29 AM PDT by HarmlessLovableFuzzball
MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) -- Presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton outlined a broad economic vision Tuesday, saying it's time to replace an "on your own" society with one based on shared responsibility and prosperity.
The Democratic senator said what the Bush administration touts as an "ownership society" really is an "on your own" society that has widened the gap between rich and poor.
"I prefer a 'we're all in it together' society," she said. "I believe our government can once again work for all Americans. It can promote the great American tradition of opportunity for all and special privileges for none."
That means pairing growth with fairness, she said, to ensure that the middle-class succeeds in the global economy, not just corporate CEOs.
"There is no greater force for economic growth than free markets. But markets work best with rules that promote our values, protect our workers and give all people a chance to succeed," she said. "Fairness doesn't just happen. It requires the right government policies."
Clinton spoke at the Manchester School of Technology, which trains high school students for careers in the construction, automotive, graphic arts and other industries. The school highlighted one of the nine goals she outlined: increasing support for alternative schools and community colleges.
"We have sent a message to our young people that if you don't go to college ... that you're thought less of in America. We have to stop this," she said. "Our country cannot run without the people who have the skills that are taught in this school."
Beyond education, Clinton said she would reduce special breaks for corporations, eliminate tax incentives for companies that ship jobs overseas and open up CEO pay to greater public scrutiny.
Clinton also said she would help people save more money by expanding and simplifying the earned income tax credit; create new jobs by pursuing energy independence; and ensure that every American has affordable health insurance.
I just read this article posted at Drudge and have only one thought, "Hillary, you socialist bitch!"
I see. "Shared," ay? OMG. This woman is crackers.
Get in the bread line now, beat the crowds.
once a commie, always a commie...
it's time to replace an "on your own" society with one based on shared responsibility and prosperity.
Kind of brings meaning to her speech "We are going to take away from you for the common good of all".
Damn, she isnt even trying to be subtle about her socialism..
Socialists all. If we can't all succeed together we must all fail together.
And those who can, must wear the lodestone of those who either CAN'T (some) or WON'T (most) around their necks.
Didn't we fight and win a Cold War over this?
Oh my. This is probably the closest thing to a proposition for communism in the US that I have ever heard from a US Senator. Of the many ironies contained in her statement the greatest to me is that she says that government should start benefitting all people. Taken literally that would mean that I would have to start getting WIC and welfare checks and stop paying those pesky taxes. I don't think fair is what she wants.
Surprised only that she's partially sharing her communist agenda at this juncture.
Yeah... because self-determination and self-reliance have made this country fail so horribly.
Oh wait, I mean, made America into the most prosperous, powerful nation on earth.
She is aiming straight for the kook base that's drifting toward Obama.
From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs...Karl Marx
cool, I want a share of some of the George Soros prosperity.
Communism: It'll work this time, I promise!
Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus
Funny how many people I see sitting around Quick Stops drinking liqueur out of brown paper bags at midday.
If the gap between rich and poor is widening, then it's the government's fault. Let's face it, the government runs everything these days.
The Little Red Hen.
Maybe if she had ever had a real job, she'd realize this crap don't work.
Good thing my "REDEFEAT COMMUNISM IN 2008" (with a picture of Hillary! over the wording) came in the mail on Friday.
Over at DU, she's been called a 'corporatist', this is her feeble attempt to out-dupe the moonbats. She's smart enough to see that Obama is catching up to her in the polls.
She ought to know. She's been sharing her husband for years much to the chagrin of a few women he's raped.
LOL I like that
You can call her what you want, but if this is the democrat platform, they are going to win and win big.
There is a lot of anger outside FR and the Beltway over economic factors right now, and to ignore it and just sling names at the opposition is a big loser.
"Damn, she isnt even trying to be subtle about her socialism.."
Why should she?
What media isn't already behind her, she is in the process of BUYING. No one other than someone at Fox is going to question her.
Oh happy days, I just got off work (nightshift at hospital)- Hillary- where do you want me to mail my paycheck to help the poor who chose to sleep all night and NOT do shift work? I do not mind helping the truly in need, but come on- I am sure she won't be doing her fair share.
Sounds like Marxism.
Yes but she lost the Cold War, and now she is back with a vengeance.
Not each other, but this speech certainly justifies, "Comrade Clinton".
I wish she would be honest with us, and herself, for that matter, and just call it like it is: Socialism.
She should just use shorthand and say she supports Communism.
My inclination is to go after Hillary on this. It pits her clearly--and unequivocally--against the American tradition.
William Flax
Bolshevik Party!
Must be the New New Deal.
Too bad she doesn't have this attitude in regards to the war. *sigh*
No matter who wins the Republican nomination, there will be scandals ginned up on him that will rival Caligula.
"There is a lot of anger outside FR and the Beltway over economic factors right now,"
Really? We're in the middle of hot economy and you are saying that "economic factors" have people in uproar?
What economic factors and who is it in an uproar?
Moonbats think everything is bad, but the rest are out buying houses.
Dear Hillary,
Please send me some of the millions of dollars you have made. You have a lot more than me and, as you said, we are all in this together.
I'll be looking for my check from you. Thanks for sharing.
Yours truly,
Why import slick oil from Hugo Chavez when Hillary can do it for us?
She is a communist, I don't know why they just don't admit it.
"Fairness doesn't just happen. It requires the right government policies."...UNbelievable.
"There is a lot of anger outside FR and the Beltway over economic factors right now..."
Anger about what? Other than high gas prices I can't see anything really bad going on.
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A muralist recently approached the Town of Dolores and asked if the town would be interested in adding some murals to the landscape. So on Monday, during the regular workshop session for the Dolores Town Board, board members will discuss the possibility. The workshop starts at 6:30 p.m. in Town Hall, 420 Central Ave.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
On Sunday, March 12 at approximately 6:25 p.m. the Comfort Inn in Green River was the site of an armed robbery. The clerk was in front of the building and saw a dark colored S-10 blazer pull into the parking lot. A man approached her and she opened the door of the lobby and the man entered the lobby. The clerk went back around the desk and asked if she could help the man. He was described as a white male in his early 20s with a dark goatee, beanie hat, 5'8" and thin build. The suspect demanded cash from the clerk. He showed the clerk a weapon, but didn't point it at the clerk. He kept saying he didn't want any trouble and the clerk gave him $245 out of the drawer and he departed the lobby.
The clerk saw the vehicle leave the parking lot and head eastbound.
The clerk called the Emery County Sheriff's Office and gave a description of the vehicle and the suspect. Three troopers from the Utah Highway patrol began looking for the vehicle.
Trooper Greg Funk spotted the vehicle turning onto SR-6. He ran the plate on the vehicle and it showed to a stolen vehicle from Indiana. Funk attempted to pull the vehicle over, but it didn't respond to the flashing lights and siren. A high speed chase ensued northbound along SR-6. A road block had been setup near milepost 158 and a second one was set up near the East Carbon junction. Several law enforcement units were involved at the road blocks.
Patrol vehicles were on each side of the road block. The suspect vehicle approached the roadblock and pulled behind one to the trooper's vehicles.
It is at this point in the story where things become a bit cloudy. One shot was fired at the scene by law enforcement and the passenger from the vehicle was struck in the abdomen area. He was administered to by the officers at the scene until an ambulance crew arrived. The victim was transported to Castleview Hospital in Price where he was stablilized and then lifeflighted to a Salt Lake hospital.
The other suspect in the vehicle was taken to the Carbon County jail for questioning.
The incident is under investigation by the Carbon County Sheriff's Office and cooperating agencies. The robbery in Green River is being investigated by the Emery County Sheriff's Office.


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Nomar Garciaparra
News about Nomar Garciaparra, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
In Search of Elusive Slugging Shortstop
Good fielding, but light-hitting shortstops have become more prevalent in the majors than they have been since the heyday of Cal Ripken and others.
March 25, 2012, Sunday
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Garciaparra's Goodbye
Nomar Garciaparra rejoined the Boston Red Sox for one day and retired, ending a 14-year career to become an analyst for ESPN.
March 11, 2010, Thursday
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Yankees Subdue A's for Eighth in a Row
Joba Chamberlain fired seven-plus dominating innings and the Yankees' offense caught a few lucky breaks on Friday night, earning their 59th win of the season.
July 25, 2009, Saturday
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June 3, 2007, Sunday
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March 4, 2007, Sunday
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Moving From Red Sox Nation to the Dodgers' Galaxy
The last time that Derek Lowe, Grady Little and Nomar Garciaparra were together in the postseason, they were playing for the Red Sox in Game 7 of the 2003 A.L.C.S. at Yankee Stadium.
October 4, 2006, Wednesday
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September 20, 2006, Wednesday
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Is It Hollywood? Garciaparra Is Not Taking Calls
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June 4, 2006, Sunday
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February 16, 2006, Thursday
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The Emery County Sheriff's Office completed two successful rescues last week. A hiker was called in missing by a concerned party who had not heard from the hiker in two days. He said they last they heard from him he was on the Green River cut-off road and heading for Muddy Creek. Andy Nelson is an extreme hiker. The sheriff's office and the search and rescue responded. At approximately 2:50 p.m. Sgt. Les Wilberg reported they had located Nelson by plane and he was waving his coat at the plane.
Search and Rescue and deputies responded and brought the subject to safety.
In the other rescue at approximately 7:31 p.m. a call came in reporting a missing hunter. It was reported that two hunters were at the top of East Mountain down off into Rilda Canyon. When Search and Rescue arrived on East Mountain along with Dep. Garrett Conover, one of the hunters had hiked back up. He reported that Bruce Carr was too exhausted to climb up. Carr had asked for someone to come down and bring him food, water and something to make a fire. Carr was without food and water for quite awhile. Carr's hunting partner said he had the GPS location where he had left Carr. Searchers Ken Eley and Chad Lake hiked down to the stranded man and took food and water. They started a fire for him and warmed him up. The rescuers guided him back to where Chuck Ebeling and Bryan Ebeling waited with an ATV to bring him out.
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A little Drakensang the Dark Eye. A little NwN 2- found a very nice Icewind Dale mod. Plus a nice persistent World Realms of Trinity, story based campaign.
Speaking of NwN, found a decent little series starting with Unwelcomed Guest in Hillsfar for NwN1, nice little romp through a few zones and interesting Faerun and Krynn characters making cameo's (would have to play it to understand). Be prepared to be frustrated at times though.
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For me it would be Towns (PC), Tales of the Abyss (3DS), and soon to be Persona 4 Golden Also, post your impressions of whatever you're playing!
Im getting the premium collector's edition of P4: The Golden today at gamestop i cant wait hehe
Edit: For now im actually replaying Persona 3 FES
Just bought P4 Golden this morning, going to play it tonight!
Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning
The Walking Dead
Watch your thoughts; they become words.
Watch your words; they become actions.
Watch your actions; they become habits.
Watch your habits; they become character.
Watch your character; it becomes your destiny.
Originally posted by Kenze
Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning
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I have been surprised at how good The Walking Dead is. Love that game.
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Borderlands 2.
A recent patch that screwed up my save game and cost me 3 long-farmed nice weapons, an uber-shield and a sweet class mod nearly drove me to rage-quit. But the game is too much fun for that.
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I want a mmorpg where people have gone through misery, have gone through school stuff and actually have had sex even. -sagil
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Borderlands 2. A recent patch that screwed up my save game and cost me 3 long-farmed nice weapons, an uber-shield and a sweet class mod nearly drove me to rage-quit. But the game is too much fun for that. /farm BNK-3R some more
Borderlands 2 is indeed amazing.
I did a fresh install of Skyrim and only added the mods that either fix bugs or make the game look better. Purchased Dawnguard and started a new character.
Playing as a sword n board paladin type. Beat the main story and am now working on Dawnguard. I'm having quite a bit of fun. Looking forward to Dragonborn DLC.
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EMERY-Jay C. Jacobsen, age 75 passed away Wednesday, April 13, 2011 at his home surrounded by his family. He was born May 17, 1936 one of 12 children born to Denzil and Eva Christiansen Jacobsen. His life began when he married his wife Vicky Strawn Jacobsen on Aug. 17, 1979 in Clifton, Colo. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple Sept. 17, 1980.
Jay was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in many capacities. He was a farmer at heart and enjoyed working with his herd of cows. Jay loved the outdoors, be it working in his yard or fishing or just being with his family. Jay loved being with people, and never met a stranger. He will be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, who loved to give hugs. His family and his grandchildren were his greatest joy.
Jay is survived by his wife: Vicky of Emery, children: Micki Jacobsen and Scott Severin of Salt Lake City, DeAnne Jacobsen of Grand Junction, Arnold "Kip" (Ora) Jacobsen of Georgia, Karen (John) Schlosser of Park City, Montana and Gail (Raymon) Cooper of Yelm, Wash.; 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, siblings: Boyd Jacobsen of Loa, Nettie Mae Jackson of Emery, Marie Bates of Alaska and Beth Maxwell of Emery.
He is preceded in death by his parents, three brothers and four sisters, one sister-in-law and three brothers-in-law.
Funeral services will be Tuesday, April 19, 2011 at 1 p.m. at the Emery Town LDS Chapel( 70 N. Center). A viewing will be on Tuesday, from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. prior to the services at the church. Interment will be in the Emery Town Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Friends and family may sign the guest book and share memories of Jay at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Cleveland Town opened the new year by swearing in their newest councilman Kobi Erni. The other newly elected councilman Carson Grimm was unable to attend. Other members of the council include: Bryan Christensen, Beth Mecham and Mayor Verla Jensen.
The town held a public hearing on the proposed $1 fee increase for water connections each month. This increased fee will help fund the automatic meter readers that will be installed. Mayor Jensen read the resolution which Cleveland Town is adopting. The council voted to approve the resolution concerning the rate increase.
Loyette Holdaway with the Cleveland Library asked for a donation from the town to help fund preschool storytimes at the library. She said the commission gives $100 for storytime, but it isn't enough so they are seeking funding from other sources. Cleveland council agreed to donate $100 to help with the storytimes and also said they would like to talk to the county commission and let them know the program isn't adequately funded. Dream Big is the storytime theme.
A representative from the National Guard community covenant program, Chaplain Capt. David Jones out of the St. George office presented information about their program to Cleveland Town. He showed a short video on the program and asked the city if they would be interested in establishing a Community Covenant program in Cleveland. They are also visiting other local towns and have visited the county to introduce the program to them as well. The Community Covenant program is a nationwide movement to offer support to military families in local communities. The first step is to author a resolution to become involved, after the first step then an event is held on its own or with another community activity where people sign a banner and pledge their support to the cause. The program helps community members become aware of the challenges military families face and educates the public on how they can help military families. Program organizers work to line up the resources and educate community leaders.
Capt. Jones said there are 12 National Guard members in the county. He said he knows there is support for these families and the Community Covenant program enhances awareness for what military families need. One idea is for the military families to receive a utility abatement while their family member is involved in active duty. Another idea was a food drive in support of military families. There can also be a request for added patrols on a family where someone is serving. This gives the service people the comfort of knowing their family is watched over at home. Capt. Jones said the ideas and possibilities are endless for ways a community can come together and support these servicemen and women and their families. "We invite you to be part of the program," said Capt. Jones.
The Cleveland council was very supportive of the idea, they will prepare a resolution and be ready to have a signing event in conjunction with the annual Cleveland Days celebration on July 24.
Councilman Erni thanked Capt. Jones for his service.
Justin Bradley from Cleveland came before the council to request a business license. He will be helping an already existing business with embroidery. He will be doing ordering and design work. Bradley also mentioned his father-in-law Marvin Bell wants to donate hats with a Cleveland logo embroidered on them for the Cleveland Town celebration. The council agreed to come up with a design and a color. Councilman Christensen recommended the company submit a bid and decide how many they would like to donate and perhaps the city could have extras made to have for sale at the event.
The council approved the expenses for the local building authority for rent payment for the office space at the fire station. They approved the PCIB loan resolution for the purchase of a snowplow for the town. With this approval the paperwork can be sent and a check for the truck will arrive and the truck can be picked up and by next week it will be ready for snow.
The council approved the lease agreement with the school district to lease district water shares at a rate of $2.15 a share for the coming water season.
The council discussed how to handle the appointments to the appeals committee for planning and zoning. It was determined the entire council will sit on the appeals committee along with two people from the planning and zoning.
The town will keep the number of water shares needed for a culinary hook-up at four shares to be pledged to the town.
The town will simplify the book for the planning and zoning ordinances to keep it as easy to read and understand as possible. The planning and zoning committee is currently working on ordinances.
Mayor Jensen said in the past the ordinances have been hard to understand. Erni said a public hearing is needed to hear any input from the town residents on the ordinance revisions. Christensen said he has heard some concerns about animals in city limits. Erni said the ordinance outlines the amount of square feet needed per animal.
"It's a misconception that people would lose their animal rights and I've assured them that's not the case," said Christensen. Cleveland Town people will not be losing any animal rights.
Mayor Jensen encouraged all council members to read the ordinance revisions and become acquainted with them before the public hearing. Erni reminded everyone that none of the proposed changes will be finalized until after the public hearing. The hearing will be on March 1 at 7 p.m.
The council talked about areas in the city where they would like to see the sidewalks extended this year. Typically after a curb and gutter project has been completed then the sidewalk will follow. It was suggested the council get a copy of the plan from the Castle Valley Special Service District to see where the streets designated for sidewalks are located.
The council discussed their employment needs for the upcoming summer season. They will have an employee meeting to clarify how many hours the employees want as well as employee job descriptions will be more clearly defined.
Mayor Jensen reported in their Council of Government meeting that school board boundaries will be redrawn to put all of Huntington together and all of Orangeville together. She said Castle Dale Mayor Neal Peacock is concerned their precinct won't have enough voters to elect someone. Mayor Jensen said they tried to divide the precincts so they would all have about the same number of voters.
Jan. 27 is local officials day at the legislature and she encouraged any council member who is able to attend to do so. The next council meeting will be on Feb. 9 at 7 p.m.


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Hanson could be the X factor in Angels' rotation
TEMPE, Ariz. – Tommy Hanson had an unusual report from spring training when he talked to his father the other day.
"I threw the best bullpen I've thrown in four years," the Angels right-hander recalled saying.
Normally, pitchers don't put too much stock in spring training bullpen sessions. A good one is any one that ends without a sore arm. But Hanson walked off the mound on that day feeling especially satisfied.
"I hit every single one of my spots," he said. "All of my pitches were good and they were down in the zone."
Hanson, acquired in a trade from the Atlanta Braves in November, is still more than a week away from a competitive spring training outing, and he's more than a month away from throwing a pitch that counts. In the meantime, he has little other than his feeling in the bullpen or his arm to go by.
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"I feel 100 percent," Hanson said. "I feel like I did two years ago, when everything was coming together. I'm going good and my body feels good."
That's good news for the Angels, because Hanson represents the X-Factor in the rotation.
Starters Jered Weaver, C.J. Wilson, Jason Vargas and Joe Blanton have all been around long enough and been consistent enough that it's not difficult to project their numbers.
Hanson is another story, though. In his short big league career, he's gone from being one of baseball's best pitching prospects – a guy with Cy Young stuff – to battling injury and lost velocity.
In Hanson's four big league seasons, his ERA has gone from 2.89 to 3.33 to 3.60 to 4.48. Things began to unravel on him around the middle of 2011, when he first felt some back pain and then came up with a sore shoulder. Hanson's ERA jumped to from 3.15 in the first half to 4.06 after the break. Then, in the offseason before 2012, he said he spent too much time working on getting healthy and not enough on getting strong. While he wasn't hurt last year, he ran out of gas and finished with a 5.69 ERA after the All-Star break.
"I didn't feel I was strong enough and where I needed to be physically to go through the summer and to the end of the season," he said. "I was making good pitches but just making more mistakes than I normally would, and those mistakes were getting crushed."
Hanson's velocity also dipped. The 6-foot-6, 220-pound Hanson threw his fastballs at an average velocity of 92.7 mph in 2010, according to FanGraphs, and it was down to 89.6 last season.
The health and strength issues no doubt contributed to the lost velocity. Hanson said he's feeling much better, having worked out harder and smarter this winter.
"I've learned a lot about my body the last few years, what's going to keep me healthy and what I need to do to get stronger," he said.
Catcher Chris Iannetta, who faced Hanson seven times when they were both in the National League and has already caught him a couple times in the bullpen this spring, said Hanson doesn't need big numbers on the radar gun to have big numbers on the stat sheet.
"He has a very sneaky fastball," Iannetta said. "Even though it was only 90, it played like it was a lot harder. It's a riding fastball that would seem down in the zone but it would ride up a lot harder."
Manager Mike Scioscia said he has "no doubt" that Hanson can get the velocity back, but he added that Hanson "can rely on things other than velocity. He has a terrific breaking ball. But a little extra on his fastball will obviously help him set up pitches better and make it a little easier for him."
Hanson also said he has received tips from pitching coach Mike Butcher that have already made a difference – "like night and day," Hanson said – when he's working out of the stretch.
If it all comes together, and Hanson can resemble the pitcher who was thought to be in the same category as David Price when they were rookies in 2009, the Angels rotation would take on a much different look.
And, although Hanson, 26, doesn't believe he has to prove anything, he'd silence the critics who see a career going the wrong direction.
"I'm confident in my ability to go out and get people out," Hanson said. "The past is the past. I'm not looking at that. I'm looking forward. I'm on a new team, a really good team. I just want to go out and pitch well and help us win."
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At 89 years old, Orwin Gubler, along with his son, Blaine, continues to farm between 100 and 110 acres of alfalfa and grain in what is one of the last and large open space areas within the City of St. George.
When Gubler and his wife Velda Leany Gubler first moved out to this area in 1950-51, there were no neighbors for several miles in either direction.
Orwin Gubler was born on March 23, 1924 in the Santa Clara home where he was raised. The home was built by his great grandfather, Casper Gubler. Orwin graduated from Dixie High School and went into the armed forces during World War II.
He joined the Navy, serving almost three years in the Pacific Theater of the war. He spent one month in San Diego training for amphibious landings, then was shipped to Pearl Harbor until the end of the war.
At one point during the war, after a month of leave in Utah, he was stationed on a seagoing tugboat that hauled supplies from Oakland to Stockton, Calif. On Victory in Japan day in 1945, he was on a ship when it passed under the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco Harbor. He was formally released from the Navy in Stockton, Calif.
Returning to Santa Clara, he met a young woman and they began dating. Her name was Velda Leany and they agreed she would wait for him after he returned from an LDS mission to Southern California and Arizona.
Following his mission, they were married Jan. 20, 1949 in the St. George LDS Temple, and they began to look for a farm to purchase. His uncle told him a farm was available down in what is now known as the Green Valley area. It consisted of 45 acres. Orwin bought 19 acres and rented the rest that first year. The next year, he bought the remainder of the 45 acres and began feeding weiner calves that he bought at auction, and then sold the next spring for "feeders."
Orwin was feeding 200-300 head of cows at a time, and he was also raising 50 head of feeder pigs. A few years later, he quit raising the pigs.
During this time, he would plow up a piece of alfalfa and plant barley in its place, then during harvest time, he would put the barley in a silage pit. This rotation of crops continued up until about 2011.
He later bought a 120-acre farm in Panguitch to provide summer range for his cattle.
In addition to raising cattle and crops, he has spent a life time putting in cement ditches and leveling the ground.
"I had good control of the water from the Santa Clara Creek through the St. George-Santa Clara Field Canal Company," he said. "I used to flood irrigate, but it is all sprinkle irrigation now."
When the alfalfa is ready for harvesting, his son Blaine uses the swather to cut the alfalfa. They then use one John Deere baler to bale their hay, which amounts to five cuttings each summer.
The alfalfa hay is mostly sold to people who own horses, while some goes to Las Vegas, and other hay goes to the Shivwits Reservation.
But at 89 years old, Orwin says "I've about had it (with running the farm). I'm two-thirds blind. I'm trying to get my son to take it over. I don't want to retire but it will eventually be turned over to the kids."
The Gublers have six children, one of which is deceased, along with 19 grandchildren and 37 great grand children and three other babies on the way, he said.
Orwin and his wife, Velda, turned over 10 acres of family-owned land to family members northwest of the farm for them to build homes "and have them close by" and to "get some help out of them."
Even so, Orwin and his son Blaine still farm over 100 acres, most of which is on the northeast side of the Santa Clara River, but with some acreage on the southwest side of the river as well.
"When I was trying to get the place going, I'd work 60 hours a week during the summer time," Orwin said. "If I had to turn around and do it again, I'd (still) do it," even though "it hasn't been easy."
As the children were growing up, his wife routinely transported the children to school and church activities. As the family grew, their one bedroom and one bathroom house also grew into what is now a 3-bedroom 2-bath house.
As we sit on a wooden bench outside his home, he points to two pecan trees the family still get nuts from each year. From this vantage point, he also likes to point out that he can see both Pine Valley Mountain and Red Mountain – "two dear places to me," he said.
He also recognizes that residential and commercial growth are all around his sole remaining farm.
"When I came out here," Orwin said, "it was just a cow trail," referring to Indian Hills Drive, "but now it's going to be made into a three-lane road. They are surveying it now. There's lots of history here."
Orwin says he also gets tired of real estate agents trying to get him to sell the farm. "But when the grand kids want to move out here, I will give them a spot," he said.
Even at 89 years old, Orwin still loves the challenge of farming and trying to improve the ground.


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Welcome to the iGoat OWASP project home page.
iGoat is a learning tool for iOS developers (iPhone, iPad, etc.). It was inspired by the WebGoat project, and has a similar conceptual flow to it.
As such, iGoat is a safe environment where iOS developers can learn about the major security pitfalls they face as well as how to avoid them. It is made up of a series of lessons that each teach a single (but vital) security lesson.
The lessons are laid out in the following steps:
- Brief introduction to the problem.
- Verify the problem by exploiting it.
- Brief description of available remediations to the problem.
- Fix the problem by correcting and rebuilding the iGoat program.
Step 4 is optional, but highly recommended for all iOS developers. Assistance is available within iGoat if you don't know how to fix a specific problem.
iGoat is free software, released under the GPLv3 license.
iGoat has been designed and built to be a foundation on which to build a series of iOS security lessons. The initial iGoat release will include a handful of lessons to work through, but one of the aims of the project is to build a community of developers to help build out additional lessons over time -- much as WebGoat has before it.
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ORANGEVILLE - Joan Sandra Sudweeks, age 72, of Orangeville, Utah, died Jan. 4, 2013 peacefully at her home. She was born Oct. 6, 1940 in Castle Dale, Utah. She was the daughter of William Chester Samples and Oral Jones Hall. Joan married Jim L Blackburn on Jan. 2, 1958 in Ely Nev. They had three children: Cheryl Jean Blackburn, James Bret Blackburn, and Jimmy Lee Blackburn, They later divorced.
Joan married Ernest Deloye Tucker, in the summer of 1972, and had their only child, Delanna Jo Tucker. They were later divorced.
Joan was an adventurous woman, who loved fishing. She really enjoyed letting you know she caught the biggest fish! Joan was a hard worker and worked hard at a variety of jobs including: security at the local power plants and apartment managing in Alaska. The thing she took pride in the most was raising her children.
She later met Richard Sudweeks and was married on March 29, 1996 in Richfield, Utah. The 17 years they had together were spent mostly in Las Vegas where Richard, aka "Suds", worked as a mechanic. When Suds retired they moved to Orangeville, Utah were they spent their retirement enjoying trail rides, camping and comparing the sizes of the fish they caught.
She is survived by, Husband, Suds; loving children: Cheryl Blackburn, Jimmy (Ruth) Blackburn and Delanna (Trent) Riley; step children: Jason Sudweeks, Brooke (Ryan) Winget and Angie Thomas; grandchildren: Troy Madsen and family of Billings, Mo., Arshelle Spencer and family of Centerfield, Utah, James, Brayden, and John Tyler Blackburn of Mayfield Utah, Rylee and Mckayla Blackburn of Richfield, Utah, Coco Blackburn of Socorro, N.M., Jayden and Braycer Riley of Clawson, Utah, Ethan and Kennedy Winget of Richfield, Utah, Jaren, Brayden and Chaston Sudweeks of Richfield, Utah, Eve and Madison Thomas of Layton, Utah and five great grand children: Jysten, Takota "Turk", Mikenzi, Shaley and Ayden.
She is preceded in death by her son, James Bret Blackburn.
A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013 at 1 p.m. at the First Baptist Church (35 West Mill Road - Ferron, UT). Family and friends may gather from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. prior to the service at the church. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Joan at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Crazed Justin Bieber Fan Vows Revenge on Poster-Tearing Non-Belieber
Do you know who Sydney Dalton is? No? Well, she's a girl who uploaded a video to YouTube of her and her friends ripping Justin Bieber posters from her wall. Now, a crazed Belieber named Hannah has vowed physical revenge.
Here's the video—of Dalton and her friends taunting Bieber fans and ripping posters of the pop star from her wall—that started the firestorm (ignited further by the revelation that Dalton had met Bieber at a concert on Monday night and told him that she was a "huge fan"):
Anyway, after Dalton's video started spreading around the Internet, Bieber fans were up in arms with shocked disgust at Dalton's blasphemous actions—so much so that her name became a Trending Topic on Twitter. Here's one example of the thousands of recent Dalton-related tweets (that has been retweeted hundreds of times):
sydney dalton's FULL name is sydney tracy dalton. guess what her initials are? yes, STD.less than a minute ago via web
Unsatisfied with simply attacking Dalton on Twitter, one girl named Hannah decided to upload a video of her own, in which she tells Dalton, "If I ever meet you in person, I'm gonna hit you in the fucking face with a full wine bottle—cork and all!" among other profanity-laden threats. Watch below:
Them Beliebers be actin' all cray cray!
After Hannah's video started circulating around the web, she—naturally—received some threatening comments of her own. So, in an act of pure, hypocritical irony, she decided to make another video telling all of the non-Beliebers that they'd taken things too far:
In the description box for Hannah's new video, she writes:
i dont like haters, even though i hated on sydney dalton. i will admit i had no right to hate on her, but im just defending justin bieber. i got carried away, i guess. but for those of you who didnt leave a hateful comment, i really appreciate it :)
So, where will the next chapter in the non-Beliebers/Sydney Dalton vs. Beliebers/Hannah war take us? Only time—and proof of the further decline of America's youth—will tell.


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Huntington Beach, CAIf you're looking for a surf destination, you can't go wrong with Surf City, USA. With 4 different-facing beaches, there's a break for everyone -- longboarders should head to the northwest beaches, while shortboards are best in the south, by Huntington Beach Pier. 960 1280
San Clemente, CA
San Clemente, CAWith Surfing Magazine, The Surfer's Journal and Longboard Magazine based here and Surfer Magazine not too far off, San Clemente is undoubtedly known for its waves as well as its surf coverage. It's also home to Lower Trestles, a favorite break among surfers which has been threatened by the state's attempt to build a toll road, but has been defended repeatedly by numerous surf organizations. 960 1280
Taghazout, Morocco
Taghazout, MoroccoTaghazout, a fishing village in the southwest of Morocco, is generally not crowded – a key feature when searching for the perfect surf destination. With waves for advanced surfers from September-April and smaller waves throughout the rest of the year, this small town has something for everyone. 960 1280
Teahupo'o, Tahiti
Teahupo'o, TahitiKnown for its glassy waves, Teahupo'o is part of the World Championship Tour of the Association of Surfing Professionals circuit. Its shallow coral reef is responsible for the shape of this legendary break, making it extremely heavy and hollow – perfect for getting barreled, but best left to the pros. 960 1280
Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka
Arugam Bay, Sri LankaOn the eastern coast of Sri Lanka, the relaxed village of Arugam Bay is known for its steady waves during the peak season of May-November. With its laid-back vibe and wide variety of restaurants, Arugum Bay is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the water. 960 1280
Tavarua Island, Fiji