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In a sometimes contentious cross-examination filled with testy exchanges, defense attorney Don West peppered the prosecution's star witness, Rachel Jeantel, with questions Thursday about the consistency of her statements related to the night Trayvon Martin died.
At one point, West even asked Jeantel if she understood English.
"I don't understand you, I do understand English," Jeantel replied.
"When someone speaks to you in English, do you believe you have any difficulty understanding it because it wasn't your first language?" asked West.
"I understand English really well," said Jeantel.
The 19-year-old, who had been asked several times during her testimony to speak louder or more clearly, said Creole is her first language. Phone records show that Jeantel was talking to Martin moments before he was shot to death by George Zimmerman last year.
Zimmerman, a former neighborhood watch captain, is charged with second-degree murder for killing 17-year-old Martin in Sanford, Florida, on Feb. 26, 2012. Zimmerman told police he was pursuing the teenager because there had been a rash of crime in the area. A confrontation ensued, and Zimmerman said he was forced to kill Martin in self-defense.
On Thursday, her second day on the stand, Jeantel offered terse replies when asked by the defense about her claims that Martin told her the night he died that someone was following him and that a fight followed.
"Trayvon got hit," said Jeantel.
"You don't know that, do you?" West shot back.
"No sir," said Jeantel.
"You don't know if Trayvon got hit, do you?" asked West.
"No sir," said Jeantel.
"You don't know that Trayvon didn't, at that moment, take his fist and drive it into George Zimmerman's face, do you?"
"No sir," said Jeantel. West also challenged Jeantel several times over whether Zimmerman approached Martin the night of the shooting, but she maintained her story.
"If he was going to confront the man he would have told me, 'I am about to confront the man and see what he wants.' He did not tell me that, sir. He just told me he tried to get home, sir. But the man was still following him, sir," said Jeantel.
Jurors also heard the 911 call made by neighbor Jenna Lauer that captured the sounds of yelling and the gunshot that killed Martin.
Lauer testified that she muted her TV after hearing voices take part in what she describes as a "three-part exchange." She couldn't identify what exactly was being said.
After hearing the voices, Lauer said she heard another sound.
Read more: Rachel Jeantel's letter to Trayvon Martin's mother (pdf)
"I just heard whoever was out there scuffling around... it sounded like sneakers on pavement and grass," said Lauer. "Like someone was running on the pavement and on the grass -- it sounded like that."
The scuffling turned to yelps, which then turned into cries for "help," according to Lauer.
"It sounded like they were in our living room -- it was right there," said Lauer. "It just sounded like they were desperate and whoever it was really needed help or wanted help."
Another neighbor, Selma Mora, said she walked out her back door after hearing the gunshot, which she at first thought was a skateboard smacking the pavement.
"One of them was on the ground and the other one was on top in a position like a rider," said Mora, who testified with the help of a court translator.
"Like riding a horse?" asked prosecutor John Guy.
"Yes," said Mora.
"With one leg on either side?" asked Guy.
"Yes," said Mora.
Mora said she asked the pair, "What's going on?" three times before the one on top told her to call police. She said he then got up and paced back and forth between the body and the trashcans with one hand on his waist and the other on his head.
"Well if I remember correctly, he was acting like, in a concerned manner. Well really in a way like, 'What just happened?' Confused," said Mora.
Defense attorney Mark O'Mara asked Mora to reenact the moment she heard the gunshot. He even suggested she slip off her high heels, which she did.
Mora then re-enacted the scene for jurors, showing them how she was at the kitchen window, then slid out the partially open sliding glass doors and leaned around the column on her porch to look at the scene.
Mora was never able to identify the man on top or the man on bottom.
"Like I said from the beginning, it was so dark that what little light there was would not allow you to determine the details," she said.
Testimony in Zimmerman's trial will pick back up Friday morning at 9 a.m. ET.
HLN is live-blogging Zimmerman's trial. Click here for HLN's live blog of Wednesday's proceedings. Read below for minute-by-minute updates:
5:41 p.m. ET: The judge has recessed court for the day. Testimony will resume at 9 a.m. ET on Friday.
5:40 p.m. ET: Mora says she doesn't feel capable of putting thoughts into the man's head. Prosecutor Guy goes over photos of the neighborhood with her pointing out the columns and bushes that look similar to what's behind her home.
5:38 p.m. ET: Mora says she couldn't see the man good enough to see blood on his nose or on the back of his head.
"Like I said from the beginning, it was so dark that what little light there was, would not allow you to determine the details," said Mora.
O'Mara has finished his cross-examination.
5:36 p.m. ET: O'Mara demonstrates the hand position for Mora, asking her if this is how the man acted. She confirms that yes, he was doing that back and forth between the body and trash cans.
5:34 p.m. ET: O'Mara approaches Mora with a transcript from her deposition and asks if it refreshes her collection about how the man was acting.
"Well if I remember correctly... he was acting like, in a concerned manner. Well really in a way like, 'What just happened?' Confused," said Mora.
She also says he could probably use a lot of words to describe how he seemed.
5:30 p.m. ET: The person on top asked her to call police and walked to the trash cans and then returned to the body, according to Mora. The person on top paced two or three times before a person with a flashlight showed up.
O'Mara asks her about how the person had a hand on his head and what that looked like to her. At first, she said it's not for her to say. Then she answers.
"I would assume in a position like a person who is concerned," said Mora.
5:27 p.m. ET: Mora says the person on top was on his knees, bending over as if he was supporting himself using the person on the bottom.
5:24 p.m. ET: O'Mara has Mora walk through what she did in real time, which she does, showing how she left the kitchen, slid through the partially open glass door and peered around the column, looking to her right.
5:21 p.m. ET: O'Mara asks Mora to demonstrate what she did in the kitchen after hearing the sound, how she went through the sliding glass door and how she looked outside. He tells her she can take off her high heels, which she does. Mora begins demonstrating for jurors where everything is located.
5:18 p.m. ET: Mora says she didn't realize the sound she heard -- a child's skateboard slapping on cement -- was the gunshot. Kids normally play in that area so she says it made more sense that the sound was from kids playing.
5:16 p.m. ET: O'Mara asks Mora if she heard herself on the 911 call, telling her neighbor to go back inside her house. Mora says she wasn't really listening for that and it depends on which 911 call you're listening to.
5:14 p.m. ET: Mora demonstrates on the map where she heard the cries. She says she only heard two and that they could be some of the screams heard on the 911 call.
5:11 p.m. ET: Defense attorney O'Mara has Mora confirm where her coffee maker was in relation to her kitchen window. She says she was making coffee at the time when she heard the cries.
5:09 p.m. ET: Mora didn't know Martin or Zimmerman. Prosecutor Guy has wrapped up his direct examination.
5:08 p.m. ET: When Mora went back inside, her friend Mary was on the phone with 911. Mora says she didn't speak to Sanford Police that night but spoke to them about four days later.
5:06 p.m. ET: Once the person on top had gotten up, see could see the person on the bottom, who was face-down, according to Mora. Her friend then tells her it was a gunshot that she heard earlier. Another female neighbor is coming out of her house and Mora says she tells the woman it was a shooting and to go back inside.
5:02 p.m. ET: The man on top got up and took a few steps from the body, according to Mora. She says that while he was pacing, he had one hand on his waist and the other on his head. He didn't seem to have trouble walking and he didn't say anything.
5:00 p.m. ET: Mora says she couldn't make out the race of the person on top or the color of their clothes. She couldn't tell if the person on the bottom was a man or woman. She said to the individuals, "What's going on?" Nobody answered her but the person on top looked around at her. She asked again, "What's going on?" and the person didn't answer. She asked it again and finally got an answer. The person on top said just "to call the police." The person on the bottom never said anything.
4:55 p.m. ET: Mora didn't hear anymore crying when she went out on her porch. She describes the position of the people she saw.
"One of them was on the ground and the other one was on top in a position like a rider," said Mora.
"Like riding a horse?" asked prosecutor John Guy.
"Yes," said Mora.
"With one leg on either side?" asked Guy.
"Yes," said Mora.
She also says the person on top was facing the trash receptacle.
4:51 p.m. ET: Mora's porch has a screen, which goes halfway up, to keep her daughter's dog from getting out. She wouldn't have gone outside if she thought the sound was a gunshot. The sounds were coming from her right. When she looked in that direction, she says she saw two people.
4:48 p.m. ET: It was too dark for Mora to see anything when she looked out the window. Then she heard another sound, which didn't seem like a gunshot.
"It was like a dry sound, which I have described like the thump of a child falling, is what I have called it," said Mora.
4:46 p.m. ET: Mora was in her kitchen, with the window open half-way, when she heard a "crying" sound. The kitchen is located at the back of the house. It was a soft cry and she couldn't make out any words.
4:44 p.m. ET: Mora says she was home with her friend, Mary, the night Martin was shot. Their children were not there. The weather was rainy and dark that evening.
4:42 p.m. ET: Mora was living in Zimmerman's neighborhood at the time of the shooting. She lived with her two children and a friend. Her children were nine and 14 at the time. Her friend's daughter was eight at the time.
4:40 p.m. ET: The prosecution has called a new witness, Selma Mora, who speaks Spanish and will be speaking through the court translator. The judge tells jurors to not use any Spanish skills they have and listen only to the interpreter. Mora sells equipment for construction work. She is a U.S. citizen, originally from Columbia, who has lived in the United States for 12 years.
4:35 p.m. ET: The judge is back on the bench and the jury is being seated.
4:19 p.m. ET: The judge has recessed the court for about 10 minutes to give the attorneys a break.
4:18 p.m. ET: Defense attorney O'Mara asks Lauer to tell the court how many tweets she has sent out. She says zero, according to her profile.
"I don't know how to use this," said Lauer.
She says that according to her Twitter account, Zimmerman's brother is following her, not the other way around.
Lauer has been excused and told not to discuss her testimony with anyone.
4:16 p.m. ET: The prosecutor is showing Lauer her Twitter page. She says she hardly knows how to use Twitter but sees that she's following Zimmerman's brother. She says she's been careful to stay out of the media and not pick sides, so she may have accidentally followed him.
4:10 p.m. ET: The prosecutor asks Lauer if she has followed Zimmerman's brother on Twitter or Facebook. She says she doesn't think she has. The attorneys are at a sidebar.
4:08 p.m. ET: Defense attorney O'Mara asks if she knew that the restraining order incident was mutual and eventually dropped. She says she didn't know it was dropped. She also didn't know the battery charge was dropped to a misdemeanor.
4:07 p.m. ET: Prosecutor de la Rionda asks Lauer about her comments that Zimmerman wasn't a hothead and never seemed angry or upset. He asks her if she knew about a restraining order against Zimmerman by a girlfriend that he beat up. Defense attorney O'Mara says this is a mischaracterization.
The prosecutor then asks if Lauer knows about a prior incident where Zimmerman's girlfriend at the time took out a restraining order against him for violence against her.
She says she was aware of the restraining order. She also knew Zimmerman was arrested for battery on an officer at a bar. She says she heard it on the news.
4:03 p.m. ET: The judge has dismissed the jury to take up a matter outside of their presence.
3:59 p.m. ET: Lauer says she couldn't see anything and couldn't say who was yelling for help. The attorneys are at a sidebar.
3:56 p.m. ET: Lauer says her husband never went out to help because he couldn't find the knife.
"He never did find a knife because he doesn't know where they're at," she said as several people in the courtroom laughed. O'Mara tells her this is being broadcast on TV and she just embarrassed her husband publicly (more laughing). O'Mara has finished this questions.
3:53 p.m. ET: Zimmerman didn't seem angry or hot-headed, according to Lauer. She thought his involvement with neighborhood watch was to help further benefit the community, not that he was a vigilante.
3:52 p.m. ET:"Did you consider the screams to be life-threatening screams?" asked O'Mara.
"Yes," said Lauer.
He holds up the bloody photo of Zimmerman taken by an officer and asks if the screams could be coming from someone having that done to him. She says yes, it's possible.
The prosecution objected when O'Mara held up a bloody photo of the back of Zimmerman's head.
3:50 p.m. ET: Defense attorney O'Mara is going over the map with Lauer, asking her where street signs were located. She says that a bush would sometimes obstruct the address numbers on her home.
3:47 p.m. ET: Lauer isn't sure if the "I have a gun, take my gun" comment was made to a police officer. When an officer asked her to identify the man who was the shooter, she said she didn't want to go up to him so the officer took a picture on his phone and brought it to her.
"I said I didn't know who it was," said Lauer. "He didn't look the same, I just didn't recognize him."
3:42 p.m. ET:"It just sounded like they were desperate and whoever it was really needed help or wanted help," said Lauer. "The yells for help – the voice was the same the whole time."
Lauer says she didn't hear, "You're going to die mother [expletive]" -- she's not saying it wasn't said.
3:40 p.m. ET: Lauer says she could hear the yelps and helps better in person than someone listening to the recording.
"It sounded like they were in our living room -- it was right there," said Lauer.
3:38 p.m. ET: The three-part exchange turned to scuffling, which turned to yelps, which then turned to helps, according to Lauer. She thinks there were a couple of yelps before she connected with 911.
3:36 p.m. ET: O'Mara brings a map to the witness stand and has Lauer point out where the couch, love seat and TV were located in her home. She says she first heard the noise at the T-intersection behind her home. It was a three-part exchange. She never heard anything like, "What're you following me for?" or "What're you talking about?"
3:33 p.m. ET: Lauer says again that the yelling stopped after the gunshot. The prosecutor has finished his direct examination and now defense attorney O'Mara has started his questions.
3:32 p.m. ET: Lauer says she was a board member of the Home Owner's Association. She says Zimmerman came to a few of the meetings and she knew him by sight. She knew the neighborhood watch program was starting up and that he was involved. She couldn't identify the yelling voice as Zimmerman's because she had never heard him yell like that in their meetings.
3:30 p.m. ET: Prosecutor de la Rionda is going over an aerial view of the neighborhood, pointing out the entrance and the different roads.
3:27 p.m. ET: Lauer and de la Rionda are going over more photos, this time images taken in the light, pointing out where Lauer's home was located.
3:23 p.m. ET: Prosecutor de la Rionda is having Lauer point out on a map where her house is located. He also shows her a picture of the lighting conditions that night -- she says it was darker than the photo, which looks lighted. He's also showing her other photos from that night, pointing out where her house is located.
3:20 p.m. ET: Lauer says she heard someone say at one point, "I have a gun, take my gun." It was said in a matter-of-fact way and she didn't hear a response. Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton, has returned to the courtroom now that the 911 call has finished playing.
3:19 p.m. ET: Lauer says she never heard anyone say, "You're going to die tonight mother [expletive]." She believes she heard nothing else but "help" and "help me."
3:17 p.m. ET: You can listen to part of her 911 call here.
3:15 p.m. ET: The prosecutor is now playing Lauer's 911 call in court. "I can't see him, I don't want to go out there, I don't know what's going on," she said on the call. You can hear yelling in the background.
3:13 p.m. ET: Lauer says she heard her next door neighbor, John Good, open his door at one point. He doesn't have a screened porch, it's just open.
"He said something along the lines of, 'What the hell are you doing?'" said Lauer. "The yelling for help continued."
3:11 p.m. ET:"The 'yelps' turned to 'helps,'" said Lauer. "It was one person yelling help. It just sounded like the same voice the entire time. It was a man." She's not sure if there were scuffling noises at the time. The yelling for help stopped after the gunshot.
3:09 p.m. ET: Lauer says she went into the kitchen to stop her husband from getting involved and that's when she heard the gunshot. The phone was at Lauer's ear the entire time, she never went closer to the door and put the phone out to let the operator hear what's going on.
3:07 p.m. ET:"I didn't want them to hear me snitching on them and calling the police," said Lauer. She wasn't sure if it was just kids so she had moved away from the glass doors.
Her husband was in the kitchen, maybe getting a knife to help.
"He was going to get something and maybe go around the front and see, but... that didn't happen," said Lauer.
3:05 p.m. ET:"We decided to call 911 as soon as we heard the scuffling noises," said Lauer. From the time she muted the TV until the time 911 picked up her call, she says it took about 30 seconds. Her husband tried to call first but his phone locked up on him.
"At the point where I'm dialing 911, it's what I describe as 'yelps' -- it wasn't actual words that I could make out yet," said Lauer.
3:02 p.m. ET: The second round of noises occurred immediately after she muted the TV. "After the scuffling it gradually went into like a grunting noise," said Lauer. "It sounded more like if two people were rolling around. At first it sounded like maybe people were rolling around... after that it sounded like wrestling. At one point I thought they were going to come through the screen." She says she is basing everything on what she heard since she didn't see anything.
3:00 p.m. ET:"I keep calling it like a three-part exchange. One person said something, then another and then another," said Lauer. She describes the tone as flustered. "I muted the TV as soon as I heard the voices," she said.
"Immediately after... I just heard whoever was out there scuffling around... it sounded like sneakers on pavement and grass," said Lauer. "Like someone was running on the pavement and on the grass -- it sounded like that."
2:57 p.m. ET:"I just heard voices," said Lauer. She says she could tell the voices were outside in the backyard but she couldn't make out any words. She could tell the voices were coming from the left of where she was sitting. "It just sounded like loud talking," she said. She couldn't tell how many people there were.
2:55 p.m. ET: Lauer was watching TV with her husband the night Martin was shot. She was on the loveseat, which faced the sliding glass doors. She describes the volume on the TV as "pretty loud." She also says it was raining and her sliding glass door was open. Her view of the backyard at night is obstructed by the blinds.
2:52 p.m. ET: Lauer is describing the layout of her home. She says she had bamboo blinds that covered the majority of her screened porch. They were closed on the night Martin was shot.
2:50 p.m. ET: The prosecution has called Jenna Lauer to the stand. She lived in Zimmerman's neighborhood when the shooting occurred and made the 911 call on which the screams for help were captured.
2:47 p.m. ET: MacDonald tells prosecutors that a more detailed record has to be requested within six months of the calls, otherwise it's not available. This witness has been excused.
2:46 p.m. ET: Defense attorney Mark O'Mara is now questioning MacDonald. He's asking him again about how a call to voicemail looks like an outgoing call. The connection time on these calls is the length of the voicemail, according to MacDonald. O'Mara hs finished his questions.
2:42 p.m. ET: Prosecutor Mantei is going over specific calls made on February 26, 2012. MacDonald points out a call that looks to be outgoing, but really it's an unanswered call being sent to voicemail. Every call made after 7:12 p.m. ET that night goes straight to voicemail, according to MacDonald. The prosecutor has finished his direct examination.
2:37 p.m. ET: There has to be some sort of connection for a call to register, according to MacDonald. If the call is only a few seconds, MacDonald says it rounds up to the minute. Prosecutor Richard Mantei points out a call made at 7:08 p.m. ET for five minutes and a call made at 7:18 p.m. ET that lasts for one minute.
2:34 p.m. ET: Text messages are date-stamped with Pacific time, according to MacDonald.
2:33 p.m. ET: MacDonald is describing which calls are incoming vs. outgoing, which ones are text messages, which ones are mobile-to-mobile and how long the calls have lasted.
2:30 p.m. ET: MacDonald is describing how phone records are created. He's also looking at records being displayed on the projector in the courtroom.
2:28 p.m. ET: The prosecutor has called Raymond MacDonald, a senior manager at T-Mobile.
2:26 p.m. ET: The jury is being seated.
2:22 p.m. ET: The judge has dismissed Jeantel, telling her she is allowed to go home but that she may have to come back and arrangements will be made for her return at that time.
"Can I use my phone?" asked Jeantel.
"As soon as you're out of the courtroom you can," said Judge Debra Nelson.
2:19 p.m. ET: The judge has dismissed jurors for a few minutes so attorneys can take up a matter outside their presence. The attorneys are at a sidebar.
2:15 p.m. ET: The defense wants Jeantel to remain available for more questions. The attorneys are at a sidebar.
2:14 p.m. ET: Jeantel says people in her culture use the N-word and "cracker" often.
"Trayvon referred to white people as crackers, correct?" asked West.
"I don't recall, sir," said Jeantel after a long pause. West has finished his questions for today.
2:11 p.m. ET:"Are you claiming in any way that you don't understand English?" asked West.
"I don't understand you, I do understand English," said Jeantel.
"When someone speaks to you in English, do you believe you have any difficulty understanding it because it wasn't your first language?" asked West.
"I understand English really well," said Jeantel.
She said Creole was her first language and that her mother doesn't understand English very well.
2:09 p.m. ET: Jeantel says she remembers using the word "bump" in reference to Martin. She agrees that the phone records have the most accurate depiction of the number and length of the phone calls she made with Martin the day he was shot. The prosecutor has finished his re-direct examination.
2:07 p.m. ET: Jeantel says she remembers when defense attorney West asked her about Martin's description of Zimmerman as a "creepy [expletive] cracker."
"Is that the way people speak in your culture, in your age group?" asked de la Rionda.
"Yes, sir," said Jeantel.
2:05 p.m. ET: The prosecutor is talking to Jeantel about a time when he picked her up and took a statement from her.
"You were pretty emotional at that statement weren't you?" asked de la Rionda.
"Yes, sir," said Jeantel.
"Was it hard for you to talk about this?" asked de la Rionda.
"Yes, sir," said Jeantel.
2:03 p.m. ET: The prosecutor asks Jeantel if a friend wrote her letter to Martin's mom. She says yes.
"You can't write in cursive, correct?" asked de la Rionda.
"Yes, sir," said Jeantel.
"You also can't read in cursive?" asked de la Rionda.
"Yes, sir," said Jeantel.
2:01 p.m. ET: Prosecutor de la Rionda begins by making a joke about her referring to him as the bald guy. He's now discussing her Haitian background and whether she learned English or Creole first.
"Creole and Spanish," said Jeantel.
1:59 p.m. ET: Jeantel says that after listening to the recording, the told prosecutor de la Rionda "You want that too?" Defense attorney West has finished his cross-examination.
1:58 p.m. ET: The judge has said that if Jeantel's answer is consistent, West doesn't get to play the recording.
1:55 p.m. ET: The jury is now being seated.
1:52p.m. ET: Defense attorney West is playing an audio recording of an interview with Jeantel. He wants it played for the jury.
1:46 p.m. ET: The judge is back on the bench.
12:44 p.m. ET: Judge Nelson has recessed court for lunch. The live blog will pick back up when court resumes at 1:45 p.m. ET.
12:38 p.m. ET: The attorneys are now at a sidebar with the judge.
12:34 p.m. ET: The attorneys are reviewing the transcripts.
12:32 p.m. ET: The attorneys are arguing over which transcript should be used for this line of questioning.
12:29 p.m. ET: West is asking Jeantel if de la Rionda asked her if Martin ever said the man got out of the car to which she responded "You want that too?"
Jeantel said she does not remember. West is about to play that portion of the interview for the jury.
12:26 p.m. ET: West is reviewing his materials.
12:23 p.m. ET: The attorneys are at a sidebar with the judge.
12:20 p.m. ET:"If he was going to confront the man he would of told me I am about to confront the man and see what he wants. He did not tell me that, sir. He just told me he tried to get home, sir. But the man was still following him, sir," said Jeantel.
12:18 p.m. ET: Jeantel she heard a "bump" over the phone, when describing the sound someone getting hit.
12:15 p.m. ET:
West asked, "You don't know whether the man was approaching Trayvon at that point and getting closer or whether Trayvon was approaching the man and getting closer?"
"Trayvon would have told me he would call me back, sir. If he were was going to approach him, sir," said Jeantel.
12:12 p.m. ET: West is asking Jeantel about wind noises she heard over the phone. She said the wind made her think he was running or walking at that point.
12:08 p.m. ET: West wants to Jeantel to guess how much time passed from the noise that sounded like to the noise that sounded like people rolling in the grass. Jeantel said, "I don't know, sir."
12:05 p.m. ET: De La Rionda has made multiple objections to West's questions as being repetitive.
12:01 p.m. ET: West asked Jeantel how much time past from the moment she heard someone get hit, and the noise that sounded like people were rolling around in the wet grass. Jeantel said she did not know how much time pasted between those two moments.
11:58 a.m. ET: Jeantel said she thought she could hear people rolling around on wet grass.
11:55 a.m. ET: West play another part of the recording of the interview for the jurors. On the recording, Jeantel said the last thing she heard was the sound of someone getting hit.
11:51 a.m. ET: West is going to play the recording of Jeantel's interview with De La Rionda. It is not clear what she was saying on the recording, because it sounded like at one point she said she couldn't hear Martin.
Jeantel told West she could hear Martin that it was Martin.
11:47 a.m. ET: There seems to be a delay with bringing the jury into the courtroom.
11:44 a.m. ET: The jury is being seated.
11:34 a.m. ET: The attorneys are at a sidebar with the judge.
1:33 a.m. ET: West played the recording for the judge. The recording is difficult to understand, and Jeantel told the attorneys she said on the recording that she could hear Martin say "get off."
11:29 a.m. ET: Nelson said she is going to send the juror out of the courtroom briefly.
11:24 a.m. ET: West know wants to play a recording of Jeantel's interview with De La Rionda for the jury so they can decide if she said she "could" have heard Martin say "get off, off." Judge Nelson has asked West to enter the recording into evidence. The attorneys are now at a sidebar with the judge.
11:21 a.m. ET: Jeantel said heard Martin say "get off, get off." West is trying to point out that a transcript of an interview with prosecutors said she "could" have heard Martin say "get off, get off."
11:17 a.m. ET: West is showing Jeantel a transcript, and she is reviewing it.
11:14 a.m. ET: West asked Jeantel if she heard a noise that sounded like someone was being hit.
"Trayvon got hit," said Jeantel.
West shot back, "You don't know that do you?"
"No sir," said Jeantel.
West asked, "You don't know if Trayvon got hit, do you?"
"No sir," said Jeantel.
West asked, "You don't know that Trayvon didn't at that moment take his fist and drive it into George Zimmerman's face, do you?"
"No sir," said Jeantel.
11:09 a.m. ET: Jeantel said after Martin ran for a little bit, Zimmerman caught up to him and Martin asked him why he was "following him for". Zimmerman replied "what are you doing around here?"
11:06 a.m. ET: West is displaying an aerial photo of the Retreat at Twin Lakes for the jury. Jeantel said she does not recognize the picture, and does not know the lay out of Zimmerman's neighborhood.
11:03 a.m. ET: West is about to continue with his cross-examination of Jeantel .
11:02 a.m. ET: Judge Nelson is explaining to the jurors what it means when an attorney makes an objection.
10:58 a.m. ET: The judge is on the bench and the attorneys have joined her for a sidebar.
10:35 a.m. ET: Court is now in a 15 minute recess.
10:34 a.m. ET: West is having Jeantel review her phone records the night of the shooting. She confirms that they are an accurate representation of the phone calls she made on February 26, 2012.
10:31 a.m. ET: West is repeatedly asking Jeantel about whether she knows what direction Martin was heading when he was running. She said did not know his direction multiple times.
10:29 a.m. ET: Jeantel said she knows Martin began to run from Zimmerman at some point, because she could her wind in the phone.
10:26 a.m. ET: Zimmerman is paying close attention to Jeantel's testimony as she explains Martin's last moments alive.
10:23 a.m. ET: West is going over Jeantel's entire recollection of the moments before Martin died one more time. Jeantel seems to be frustrated, and is looking down and closing her eyes.
10:20 a.m. ET: West is asking Jeantel about how throughout the course of February 26 several of her phone calls with Martin dropped due to a bad cell phone signal. Jeantel said multiple calls with Martin that day dropped.
10:17 a.m. ET: Jeantel said two weeks ago at the Florida Department Law Enforcement office in Miami she got the chance to listen to a recording of her interview with law enforcement on April 2, 2012.
10:14 a.m. ET: West is going over all the different opportunities Jeantel had to mention "get off, get off," but choose not to bring it up.
10:10 a.m. ET: West is grilling Jeantel about why she did not mentioned hearing Martin say "get off, get off," in the past.
10:07 a.m. ET: West is asking Jeantel why she did not tell Fulton that she heard Martin tell Zimmerman to get off of him. Jeantel said Fulton did not ask her about her about that.
10:04 a.m. ET: West asked a question Jeantel didn't understand, and the judge told him to break it down so she can understand.
10:01 a.m. ET: Jeantel said Fulton teared up during her April 2, 2012 interview with law enforcement, when she recounted what happened to Martin.
9:58 a.m. ET: West asked, "You were very sensitive to Ms. Fulton's feelings, when you answered Mr. De La Rionda's questions?"
Jeantel answered, "Yes sir."
West asked, "And that is why for example, that you cleaned up some of the language Trayvon Martine used?"
Jeantel answered, "Yes sir."
9:55 a.m. ET: West keeps asking Jeantel to tell him who was in the room during her interview with law enforcement on April 2, 2012.
9:53 a.m. ET: Jeantel is mumbling, so judge Nelson has asked to her to speak up and to speak into the microphone.
9:51 a.m. ET: West told Jeantel if he is harsh with his tone it is not, because he is accusing her of doing something wrong.
9:49 a.m. ET: West is grilling Jeantel about how her conversation with law enforcement was conducted on April 2, 2012.
9:46 a.m. ET: One of the Martin family attorneys was present for the April 2, 2012 interview as well.
9:45 a.m. ET: Prosecutor Bernie De La Rionda, FDLE agents, and Martin's mother were present for Jeantel's interview on April 2, 2012.
9:43 a.m. ET: On April 2, 2012, Jeantel gave her first interview with law enforcement. She was under oath and the conversation was recorded.
9:40 a.m. ET: Jeantel is explaining how she spoke with an ABC reporter in March 2012 and Martin.
9:36 a.m. ET: West is asking Jeantel how the police eventually got in touch with her after the shooting. Jeantel said she did not approach the police.
9:33 a.m. ET: West is asking why Jeantel didn't tell him in a previous interview that Martin told her a "creepy [expletive] cracker" was following him. Jeantel corrected West and said she did say creepy, but did not mention "cracker." West admitted that she did say "creepy."
9:29 a.m. ET:"He described a person, a person that was watching him and following him and that was kind of strange," said Jeantel.
9:26 a.m. ET: Jeantel said she thought it was racially charged, because Zimmerman was chasing him in the rain.
9:24 a.m. ET: Jeantel said Crump asked her if she thought the shooting was a racial thing, and she replied that she thought it was.
9:21 a.m ET:"Then he said the man didn't follow him again. Then he looked back and saw the man again. The man started getting closer, and Trayvon turned around and said 'why are you following me.' Then I heard him fall, and then the phone hung up. I called back and texted, but no response. In my mind, I thought it was just a fight. Then I found out this tragic story. Thank you, Diamond Eugene," said West reading the rest of Jeantel's letter.
9:17 a.m. ET:"I was on the phone when Trayvon decided to go to the corner store. It started to rain so he decided to walk through another complex, because it was raining too hard. He started walking, and then noticed someone was following him, and he decided to find a shortcut," said West reading Jeantel's letter to Martin's mother.
9:14 a.m. ET: Jeantel said she signed the letter with her nickname and her mother's last name so she didn't use her own name. West is now reading the letter aloud for the jury.
9:12 a.m. ET: West asked Jeantel if she can read the letter, and she said she can't because she can't read cursive.
9:11 a.m. ET: Jeantel said she wrote the letter with a friend for Sybrina Fulton, Martin's mother.
9:09 a.m. ET: The prosecution is objecting to a letter Jeantel wrote being entered into evidence. The attorneys are now at a sidebar.
9:08 a.m. ET: West is going back over the fact that Jeantel lied about going to the hospital to see Martin's body.
9:05 a.m. ET: Defense attorney West is asking Jeantel about a conversation she had with the Martin family attorney Ben Crump. West said the first time she was asked by Crump what she heard over the phone she said, "What are you talking about?" Jeantel agreed that according to the transcript she did say, "What are you talking about?"
9:01 a.m. ET: Jeantel is back on the witness stand, and the jury is being seated.
8:30 a.m. ET: Testimony should pick back up at 9:00 a.m ET.
Rachel Jeantel, Trayvon Martin's friend and last person to speak with him on the phone, is back on the stand again today. Her testimony could play a huge role in determining George Zimmerman's fate.
Zimmerman, a former neighborhood watch captain, is charged with second-degree murder for killing 17-year-old Martin in Sanford, Florida, on February 26, 2012. Zimmerman told police he was pursuing the teenager because there had been a rash of crime in the area. A confrontation ensued, and Zimmerman said he was forced to kill Martin in self-defense.
Phone records show Jeantel was on the phone with Martin moments before he died. She testified that Martin told her someone was following him.
"A man was watching him," 19-year-old Jeantel said in court Wednesday. "He said the man kept watching him. He kept complaining that a man was just watching him."
Wednesday's proceedings ended with defense attorney Don West calling Jeantel's credibility into question. He asked her why she lied multiple times before the trial, and why her testimony doesn't match up with the transcript of a deposition she gave earlier.
Over the phone, Jeantel said she could hear Martin telling Zimmerman to "get off," testimony that could prove Zimmerman was the aggressor.
Jeantel appeared to become frustrated several times during West's cross-examination of her, including the point at which West suggested the court could break until the morning so she'd have more time to review the deposition transcript.
"No, I'm leaving today," Jeantel told the defense attorney, as she looked over the papers.
"Are you refusing to come back tomorrow?" West asked.
Judge Debra Nelson then stepped in and told West to keep the questions and answers to Jeantel's testimony.


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There's so much hype about the "cronut," half croissant, half doughnut, introduced to New Yorkers last month at Dominique Ansel's SoHo Bakery.
To update you, the cronut has taken New York by storm. Not only do obsessed cronut-lovers wait in long lines for the dessert du jour at $5 a pop, but there's also a new delivery service that reportedly charges $100 per pastry.
Talk about a sugar high!
The good news is that you don't have to head for New York for a cronut fix.
You can get a doughnut-croissant hybrid, called the "dosant," at Sweet, 305 Shrewsbury St., Worcester.
In fact, owner/executive pastry chef Alina Eisenhauer has made dosants since she first went into business in 2006 in Sturbridge.
"We have been doing deep-fried croissant dough for years," said Eisenhauer when she first heard about cronut-crazed New Yorkers.
"I didn't invent the wheel, but there is good food outside New York," said Eisenhauer.
Her rectangular-shaped dosants, deep-fried croissant dough filled with dark chocolate, are made to order, served warm and dusted with sugar. Cost is $9, three to a plate, or bag. A caramel sauce for dipping is served on the side.
The gooey chocolate filling inside the crisp dosant definitely sets it aside from other croissant/doughnuts.
The warm dessert should be eaten right away, said Eisenhauer, who on occasion fills orders to go.
The dessert appears regularly on Sweet's dessert bar menu, cooked to order after the 5 p.m. opening.
The cronut, trademarked by Ansel, are layers of croissant dough shaped like a doughnut, filled with custard, dusted in sugar and glazed with frosting.
Eisenhauer said she first made the dosants as a way to use the extra dough from croissants. "It was an experiment that worked," she said. "When I was in Sturbridge, we called it breakfast food."
Customers have loved dosants from the very beginning, according to Eisenhauer, who said customers "freaked" when she recently ran out of them.
Seasonally, the dosant's filling may change, said Eisenhauer, who sometimes in late summer will make a Concord grape coulis and pair it with peanut butter.
At Sweet's dessert bar, the chef recommends champagne or prosecco with the dosants, or a "good," dark beer.
More Sweet news:
Sweet will move to 72 Shrewsbury St., Worcester, by early October. "If things work out, we could reopen by the end of September," said Eisenhauer.
Sweet will be located in space between 7 Nana Japanese Steakhouse and the newly opened Volturno Pizza.
The business will remain open at its present address until the final moving date is announced, according to Eisenhauer.
"Our kitchen will be four times larger at the new location, which means we can expand our menu," said Eisenhauer. "The dessert bar and pastry area will be spacious," she said.
Eisenhauer expects the dessert bar will open earlier and business hours in general will be extended. She plans to double the number of employees.
Eisenhauer also recently filmed a pilot TV food and travel show that will debut in early 2014. "I am not allowed to talk about the show until everything is a go," she said.
FYI: Eisenhauer had a 10-year fitness career and competed in fitness pageants, including Miss Fitness USA. During her culinary career, she has competed on the Food Network's "Sweet Genius" (which she won), "Chopped" and "Cupcake Wars" cooking shows. She has won numerous awards as a pastry chef and considers one of her greatest career achievements to have been selected to host a sold-out dinner at the James Beard House in Manhattan.
Visit www.sweetworcester.com for information about Sweet and business hours.
•Robert "Gus" Giordano, owner of Maxwell's Silverman's Toolhouse and Luciano's Cotton Club at Union Station, both in Worcester, was host for "Satisfaction: A Rolling Stones Experience," a tribute production that took place last weekend at Union Station. The highly acclaimed production rocked the house.
During the evening, in honor of Giordano's birthday (June 22), the guests broke into song, and the staff at Luciano's brought out a surprise birthday cake.
Only two or three sparklers on the cake!
FYI: Giordano opened Steeple Bumpstead in Worcester in the 1970s and was an owner of the original Sir Morgan's Cove in Worcester in the late 1960s.
Music is in his DNA.
If you see Gus, wish him a belated "Happy Birthday."
•The Castle Restaurant in Leicester will have "Jazz on the Patio" (overlooking Lake Sargent) beginning July 7 through Sept. 15.
Music is performed from 3 to 7 p.m., rain or shine. No cover; refreshments are available.
The July schedule: July 7: Lou Boreli Octet; July 14: Joe Holovnia Trio; July 21: Joe Brindisi All Star Jazz Quartet; July 28: Joe Holovnia Trio.
Call (508) 892-9090 for more info.
Reminder: The Big Dipper All-You-Can-Eat Ice Cream Festival is from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. June 29, rain or shine, in Elm Park in Worcester.
Visit www.childrensfriend.org for more information.
Outdoor grilling at the Hexmark Tavern at the Salem Cross Inn, 260 W. Main St., West Brookfield, began this week.
Executive chef Robert Thackaberry of Grafton fires up the grill on Wednesday evenings.
Call, (508) 867-2345, for more info.
"Bello Rosemarino" is a drink created for the Fourth of July by Troy Sidle, bartender and co-owner of Pouring Ribbons in New York.
Sidle blends raspberries and rosemary with vodka and incorporates Haagen-Dazs Limoncello Gelato in the drink.
Here's the recipe: "Bello Rosemarino" Cocktail: In a shaker, muddle 5 raspberries and 1 rosemary sprig. Add .5 ounce of fresh lemon juice, 1.5 ounces vodka and ice. Shake briefly and pour into a rocks glass. Add a scoop of Haagen-Dazs Limoncello Gelato and garnish with a rosemary sprig. Serve with a very small spoon.
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New Kia Sorento Ad Features Some Real Characters
No, it's not a hamster or a HAMSTAR, but the latest ad for the 2012 Kia Sorento crossover SUV does feature a funky cast of characters.
The life-size versions of popular children's characters starring in the Joyride 2 ad include Muno from YO GABBA GABBA!, My Own Dream Studio's Sock Monkey, MR. X from the BLABLA KIDS Collection, a vintage robot and a teddy bear.
Why is Kia using these kids' characters instead of the tried and true award-winning hamsters? Kia is going after a different demographic with the 2012 Sorento. Kia Motors America's (KMA) public relations responded, "The hamsters are unique to the Kia Soul campaign. The Joyride characters are back to reach different audiences, including contemporary parents, young families and couples."
David&Goliath, Kia Motors America's (KMA) cutting-edge ad agency, created this and the original campaign, Joyride Dream. The new spot also features the song Red Light Love by Those Darlins, recently named a "Band to Watch" by Rolling Stone magazine.
Apparently, good marketing moves vehicles. Michael Sprague, vice president of marketing & communications, KMA, notes, "The Sorento has been Kia's best-selling vehicle in the US every month since arriving in showrooms in January 2010 thanks in large part to the immense popularity of the original Joyride Dream campaign."
"In just its second model year, the 2012 Sorento delivers significant performance and efficiency improvements as well as new convenience features that meet the ever changing needs of today's consumers, and bringing back the popular Joyride crew allows us to continue our momentum in a fun and entertaining way."
And a last note to all of those contemporary parents (and would be car buyers) who might be swayed by a kid's concert: Kia Motors is sponsoring another 50-city tour of YO GABBA GABBA! LIVE: Let's Dance this September.


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It looks like Motorola has finally gone official with the Moto X! And their announcement is huge. The device will be customizable to some degree, and it will be assembled in the USA. This is absolutely fantastic news. Here's their new ad, which is set to run in the New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post tomorrow, June 3:
Motorola has received a full re-imagining, with a new colorful logo stating that they are a Google company. It looks like they have also re-imagined their products; a device that will be customizable and built in the US is something we haven't seen so far. Could this be a game changer in an industry that pumps out monotonous slabs of smartphone?
They're targeting July 4 for their advertising to push the idea of freedom, hence the ability to design the phone yourself. We can't wait to find out to what degree you can customize it!
What we are doing which is very different is assembling Moto X smartphones here in the US in our assembly plant in Ft. Worth, Texas. What better time than July 4 to come with a message like that?Brian WallaceMotorola
There are currently no details about the phone or the release date, so it looks like we'll have to wait. However, Motorola already had a lot of hype surrounding this phone, and it probably grow a significant amount with this ad. They are certainly grabbing people's attention, and that's something Motorola hasn't done in a while. We're loving where this is going, and we can't wait to see what comes of it. What do you think of the new Motorola and the Moto X?


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Pixel Bender metadata hinting proposalKevin Goldsmith Aug 12, 2009 12:56 PM
I put this on my blog earlier, but I wanted to repost here for discussion.This was what I wrote:
We tried to be semantically agnostic in the original design of the Pixel Bender language. We'd seen other languages go down rabbit holes of over-specification around what parameters really meant, locking them into archaic and insufficient implementations or clumsy hierarchies of meanings. We didn't want to limit Pixel Bender developers into what we could conceive at the time of the invention of the language.
We were being a bit too idealistic :). It is completely true that the community of Pixel Bender developers continues to blow our minds at what they accomplish with the language and we never would have anticipated half the stuff that you guys are using Pixel Bender for. However, having some generally useful semantic meanings for Pixel Bender parameters would definitely help those who design general user interfaces for Pixel Bender filters.
One smart thing we did (if I do say myself) was to allow parameter and kernel metadata to be extensible. It provided developers like After Effects and Picnik a way to add custom metadata to Pixel Bender that specified semantics or actual UI controls for Pixel Bender kernels and graphs. The picnik metadata and the After Effects metadata are different though. I started to get concerned that by not having something around this that we could end up with many different Pixel Bender semantic metadata mechanisms floating around. To that end, I created the proposal below and started floating it around Adobe and some of the sites that are heavy users of Pixel Bender.
In this design, I tried to follow some general rules:
- Pixel Bender is not only a way to write image and video filters for Adobe applications, but also a way for you to host 3rd party filters in your Flash-based applications. Any guidelines we create need to be implemented by us, but also by any independent Flash developers creating apps that use Pixel Bender kernels. To that end, I tried to keep the design relatively simple so that it wouldn't be too difficult to implement in Flash.
- This proposal adds semantic metadata, but avoids specifying specific user interface controls. Rather than specifying a slider as an editor for a parameter, I think it makes more sense to say that the parameter is a percentage and allow someone designing a UI to make a good percentage editor. We are definitely thinking about how to specify custom editor UIs for Pixel Bender filters, but this proposal does not approach that.
- The proposal is not a complete answer for all Pixel Bender filters. I'm trying to get the most universal semantics represented. The most generally useful, as opposed to trying to give the complete solution. If you have an application that is uses Pixel Bender kernels for something that makes sense to augment the metadata you can still choose to do so.
- The proposal represents guidelines, not requirements. As a developer consuming Pixel Bender kernels, you can choose to enumerate the metadata as described in the proposal or not. The suggested metadata is metadata. It is not required. The goal is that if you wish to take advantage of it when it is present, that you can provide a more compelling user interface to your users because you understand the intent of a parameter, not just its type.
There are a couple open questions in the proposal that I'd like feedback on. They are called out pretty clearly. I'd really like your feedback on this proposal. I hope to issue the final version soon. Reply to this post or in the Pixel Bender forums on Adobe Labs. If you decide to post a reply on your own blog, please post a link to your post here or in the forum. Right now trackbacks are off so I won't know about it otherwise. You can also tweet a reply to the Pixel Bender twitter account (if you can fit it in 140 characters ).


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I'm at a small roadblock in my journey so I have invited a professional genealogist to shed some light.
Meet Janice,
Janice M. Sellers is a professional genealogist who specializes in newspaper and Jewish research and has experience researching many other ethnic groups. She is the editor of The Galitzianer, the journal focused on Jewish research in the former Austrian province of Galicia, and of ZichronNote, the newsletter of the San Francisco Bay Area Jewish Genealogical Society. She is also the publicity director for SFBAJGS and a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists, Genealogical Speakers Guild, California Genealogical Society, California State Genealogical Alliance, and Gesher Galicia. She has been on the staff of the Oakland Regional Family History Center for eleven years. Before becoming a professional genealogist, Janice worked in publishing for many years as an editor, indexer, translator, and compositor.
Janice will be blogging about traditional research methods vs. DNA testing for ancestral research, how traditional should preceed DNA, and some tips for me on my personal journey.
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Donnie Yen is one of Hong Kong's hottest action stars and has been for over 20 years, but unlike some of his peers, he's mostly stayed away from Hollywood with one of his few Western movies being Guilermo del Toro's Blade 2.
This week, Yen made a rare visit to New York City to attend the New York Asian Film Festival as a special guest, to receive a Star Asia award and answer questions after his movies The Lost Bladesman and Dragon (Wu xia).
This morning, ComingSoon.net sat down with Yen to talk about some of upcoming movies and when we asked him about possibly returning to Hollywood any time soon, he told us about his decision not to be in the upcoming The Expendables 2, which he had been approached to appear in last year:
"They wanted me to be in 'Expendables 2' but I just didn't feel the role clicked. I was flattered that I was approached by the producers but I just didn't see the role they asked me to do being that intriguing. I didn't really want to do it but I'm open for anything. Doing a movie is a stressful thing. You spend months of you life focusing into that one project and I want to make sure I do something I really like or I'm really passionate about."
Look for the rest of our interview with the actor before Dragon (Wu xia) is released by the Weinstein Company's Radius imprint either later this year or early next.
If you want to see Yen in action before then, Dragon (Wu xia) is premiering on Monday, July 9 at the New York Asian Film Festival. Ticket are sold out but you can get on the standby line while his other recent movie, The Lost Bladesman, has its New York premiere tonight (July 7) at the Walter Reade at 6:30 PM with tickets still available.


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Top three finalists will compete on air for title, grand prize vacation to Fiji
"LIVE with Kelly and Michael" is celebrating Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan's first anniversary now through Sept. 13. As such, fans will have their chance to join in the festivities with "LIVE's Biggest Fan Search."
It's the opportunity for "LIVE's" most enthusiastic and dedicated viewers to show their spirit and their love for the show. To enter "LIVE's Biggest Fan Search," viewers must submit their own creative entries, including a self-taken photo with a celebratory message to Ripa and Strahan. From those entries, three finalists will be selected to come to New York during the week of Sept. 9 to compete on air in "LIVE's Biggest Fan Trivia Showdown." The finalists will be asked a series of Kelly- and Michael-related trivia questions, and the finalist with the most correct answers will be crowned "LIVE's Biggest Fan."
The grand prize winner will receive an eight-day, all-inclusive vacation of a lifetime for two to the Yasawa Island Resort in Fiji. Further details and entry information can be found online at http://bit.ly/1768bxT. The submission deadline is Friday, Sept. 6.
Visit "LIVE" on the Web at www.LIVEKellyandMichael.com, on Facebook, or follow "LIVE" on Twitter, @KellyandMichael.


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GREENVILLE, Ill. – Offense ruled the afternoon on Wednesday as Greenville battled SLIAC opponent Webster University in an inter-conference showdown. GC surrendered the final contest of the season's three-game set, 17-12, on a warm and windy day at Robert E. Smith Field.
At the plate for the Panthers, both seniors Daniel Covert and Kyle Hobar notched homeruns in the defeat. Covert went 4-for-5 with five RBI, two runs, and a homer, while Hobar batted 3-for-4 with two runs, three RBI, and a jack of his own.
Sophomore Derek Reckmann took the loss for GC, pitching five innings with 13 earned on 15 hits.
Greenville Baseball (4-15, 3-2 SLIAC) will return to the diamond Friday, April 8, as they duel Blackburn College at Robert E. Smith Field at 3:00 pm. The game will be broadcast on air and online on WGRN 89.5 FM.


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Red Wings try to strengthen playoff push vs. Coyotes
The Detroit Red Wings aim to keep pace in a very tight Western Conference as they visit a Phoenix Coyotes club on Thursday night that was very active before the trade deadline.
The Red Wings have won six of their past nine games and sit seventh overall in the Western Conference with 41 points. However, they are just three back of fourth place and will try to close that gap a bit tonight.
Detroit rebounded on Monday with a 3-2 victory over the Colorado Avalanche one day after getting routed 7-1 at home by the Chicago Blackhawks for a second loss in a row.
Justin Abdelkader, Daniel Cleary and Damien Brunner each had a goal for Detroit against the Avs, with Brunner snapping a 15-game goal drought to give his club a 3-0 lead midway through the second period. Colorado did score twice in the third to make things interesting, but the Red Wings held on despite captain Henrik Zetterberg missing a second straight game with a groin injury.
Pulled against the Blackhawks, Jimmy Howard finished with 22 saves Monday.
"We needed this after what happened yesterday," said Detroit head coach Mike Babcock. "We didn't feel very good after that and the guys really responded well tonight."
Zetterberg is questionable to return tonight, while Brunner is day-to-day after missing practice on Wednesday with a lower body injury.
The Coyotes come in 12th overall in the Western Conference and three points back of the final playoff spot.
Though Phoenix kept its main core intact, it did deal away forwards Steve Sullivan, Raffi Torres and Matthew Lombardi in three separate trades on Wednesday.
Sullivan went to the New Jersey Devils for a seventh-round pick in the 2014 draft, Torres moves on to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a 2013 third- round pick and Lombardi was swapped to the Anaheim Ducks for 23-year-old Brandon McMillan.
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"The only way you're going to have a chance is if you win, to get two points," Phoenix head coach Dave Tippett said of his team's playoff chances.
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The Center for Inquiry's blog reports that the United Nations has, for the first time, adopted a resolution calling on all nations to end the disgusting practice of female genital mutilation. The committee report on the advancement of women can be read in its entirety here. Among other things, it says:
"Urges States to condemn all harmful practices that affect women and girls, in particular female genital mutilation, whether committed within or outside a medical institution, and to take all necessary measures, including enacting and enforcing legislation to prohibit female genital mutilation and to protect women and girls from this form of violence, and to end impunity;Also urges States to complement punitive measures with awareness raising and educational activities designed to promote a process of consensus towards the eradication of female genital mutilation, and further urges States to protect and support women and girls who have been subjected to female genital mutilation and those at risk, including by developing social and psychological support services and care, and to take measures to improve their health, including sexual and reproductive health, in order to assist women and girls who are subjected to the practice;"
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"I commend the LGBT and health care communities for the progress made and I am proud to be part of an administration that has a historic record of accomplishment for the LGBT community," Sebelius said in a statement issued Tuesday. "We will continue to take action to ensure that LGBT Americans get equal treatment in health care settings and that all patients are treated with the dignity they deserve."
The index rates health care facilities on a four-point scale regarding equitable and inclusive care for LGBT patients and their families. These points include patient nondiscrimination policies, visitation policies, employment nondiscrimination policies, and staff access to LGBT patient-centered care training.
Of the 407 rated health care facilities, 153 received a perfect score in the index. California, the nation's most populous state, was most represented on the list with 57 health care facilities receiving a perfect score. Georgia, Massachusetts, Florida, and Ohio rounded out the top five states in the index.
Still, 28 states— including 12 states in the Midwest and Northeast — have no hospitals with perfect scores, though some came close. Additionally, while Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Vermont have marriage equality, none of these states has a hospital with a perfect score.
The following pages list the states with hospitals that received perfect scores, plus the individual hospitals, followed by states without any representation. Did your neck of the woods make the cut?
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Masahiko Ohta is one of the most prolific directors currently working in the anime industry ~ !
He's been apart of some of anime's greatest story-telling, having directed our very own Kotoura San! ~ !
One of his most recent masterpieces, YuruYuri is here on Crunchyroll ~ !!!
YURUYURI follows four students who decide to occupy the room of defunct tea ceremony club, dubbing it the 'Amusment Club.' While the Student Council does its best to eliminate this club, their endless energy, happiness and comedy will keep audiences smiling all season long!
Crunchyroll's own Keikawa and SailorBee interviewed the director himself, and we brought your questions TO HIM ~ !
So without further dawdling ~ Here are the answers to YOUR questions ~ ! ANSWERED BY MASAHIKO OHTA. You will see the original response in italics, followed by the translation.
Unasdoop -- What is your OTP in yuruyuri ?
皆好きですが、特に「あかり&ちなつ」が好きです。いつもはネコかぶってるちなつの本 性が全開になり、それを逃げずに受け止めなければならないあかりの不憫さがカワイイの です。
I like everyone, but I particularly like the Akari and Chinatsu duo. Akari's pitiful reactions are cute when she has to accept Chinatsu's true nature—when she drops her phony innocence act.
ZombieBreaker -- What were the biggest challenges in directing something based off a 4koma with lots of humour but also dark themes like Kotoura-san?
漫画の面白さをそのままアニメ化するする事は「ゆるゆり」に限らず、どの原作付き作品 をやるのも同じ苦しみがあります。漫画は読者のペースで読めますがアニメはそれを視聴 者に押し付ける物なので、うまく変換しないといけません。作品によってベストの変換の 仕方は違うので毎回四苦八苦しながら作っています。少しネガティブに受け取られるテ ーマ>「百合」の事を言ってるのかと思いますが、この作品は深く「百合」展開にならな い事がルールなので、ちょっとしたスパイス程度に考え作っています。苦労?は1期はあかりをどれだけ画面に出すか?でした。居なくてもいけないし、出し過ぎてもダメ。難し い・・。2期はあかりが人気が出すぎたので出さない訳にはいかなくなり、逆にあかりが 一人の時はどうしているのか?を描くことになりました。これだけ笑えてかつ楽しく見続けられる内容にできたのでしょうか。>ありがとうございます。そう言って頂ける事がスタッフ一同、次作品へのエネルギーになります。
To take the fun parts from a manga and make it into an anime is a challenge not limited to YURUYURI. The same difficulties are felt during any kind of original work. The manga moves at a comfortable pace for the reader, but the anime has to force an equivalent "flow" on the audience, making a good conversion a must. Depending on the work, the best way to convert it differs, so each project takes great effort. Potentional darker themes: I think that you are referring to the "yuri" aspect of the show. Our rule for this project was to not make deep "yuri" developments; therefore, it was treated more as a spice added to a recipe. As for challenges... During the first season, the main challenge was "how much do we want Akari on-screen?" She couldn't be gone, but she couldn't be too present, either. It was difficult. In the second season, Akari had become so popular, we couldn't remove her from the story as much, so we decided to draw "what Akari does when she's by herself." How do you make it so funny and enjoyable to watch?: Thank you. Being told that gives the entire staff energy for their next project.
TheJudged -- What was your reaction to the reception of YuruYuri (and Kotoura-San) by fans overseas/in the west? Did you anticipate the popularity and success that these shows would receive or did they come as a surprise to you?
It was unexpected and I was very happy. Does everyone want to become Japanese? *laughs*
TerraGamerX - If you were a cute young girl, which Yuruyuri character would be most similar to you?
There is no child that is completely similar to me, but Yui might be a close fit. Particularly when she butts in on what others are saying.
HappenCheese - My question is, in creating the show, how closely do you work with the manga artist, Namori? Are manga artists included in the process?
We asked Namori-sensei to do the final checks on the characters, scenario, and storyboards. But the process was basically entrusted to us. I would like to hope there were some parts that Namori-sensei found particularly enjoyable.
dragonbretheren - So who is the main character of Yuru Yuri?
Kyo—erm, Akari.
mocliamtoh -- Something that I really enjoyed with Yuru Yuri were the eyecatch scenes, and how each character had their own complete with their own tune. How did you come up with this idea?
"Can the tunes created by Pony Canyon for each character be used in the story?" was a question we voiced, but it proved too difficult to use them in the main story. That was when we decided to use them for the eye-catches.
lolijusticesquad -- What do you think made Yuru Yuri so popular overseas?
It's a mystery. I'd like you to tell ME actually.
tspecialist21 -- Mr. Ohta, how do you decide what is necessary to bring into the televised version of Yuruyuri that is both similar and/or different from the manga series?
I also answered this in the second question, but manga and anime are different mediums. Some things work best in the manga, but something else might work best in the anime. We change such things when we find them. It is always a difficult problem for the director to judge what is necessary and what isn't. Ultimately, it is for the audience to decide if their decisions were good or bad.
Thank you Ohta-San ~ !!!
If one of your questions was chosen please PRIVATE MESSAGE ME, your address, and I will send you the prize from the contest. You have until September 13th to message me to claim your prize ~ !!!! Send your message to : SailorBee
See you next time ~ !!!
We would like to bring questions from Crunchyroll users with us and have THOSE make up our interview ~ !
♫ Simply, write your question in this thread ~ !
You have until MIDNIGHT, Friday June 21st, 2013 to submit your questions.
If you miss this deadline, feel free to FOLLOW and TWEET your Questions to us ~ !
Twitter - @SailorBee
Twitter - @Keikawa
The ten questions we choose to ask Okada-san, will win PREMIUM EDITIONS of the YuruYuri Boxset from NIS America ~ !
♫ Thank everyone ~ ! We cannot wait to bring home answers to your QUESTIONS!
♥ And remember, if you haven't already watched YuruYuri, you MUST ~ ! SERIOUSLY. OMG.
♥ Streaming at the speed of Japan, DATEBAYO~ !
Only one question is allowed?
I'm not much a gamer nowadays, but I'm a bigger anime fan than I ever used to be
Which Yuru Yuri girl could you find yourself relating to, despite being a guy.
Like my header?
Is there going to be a third season of YuruYuri?
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How difficult was it to make YuruYuri?
How do you feel after making the first episode of Kotoura-san?
Will you be posting the interview with him as a video, or simply write down the answers on the CR site?
If I don't have to do it, I won't. If I have to do it, I'll make it quick.
Were you a reader and fan of the stories you directed?" Thats my question~ Im out~
Is there anything that you find yourself incorporating into all the shows you direct that give it your own unique flare or do you approach each work individually, adding something new each time?
What is your OTP?
What inspire you to create Yuru Yuri?
UnknownPerson00? Yeah I'm you
My question: "Will Akari get more screentime?"
What was your current emotional state of mind when you started planning the anime Yuri Yuri, and what inspired you to create Yuri Yuri as you did?
Are there any significant relationships you intended to include between the characters in 'Kotoura San' and 'Yuri Yuri'? And were you successful in establishing these relationships?
what does it feel like to know that YOU were the director of some of the most popular animes out there and that you are responsible for their success (or at least partially)
Future King of the World and renowned Otaku from SC
Was the process of making Yuri Yuri unique in any ways?
I worked. Yesterday.


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Through Corsairs Standard Replacement process, Corsair will issue an approved RMA number for the return and replacement of your defective product(s). Our Standard Replacement processing time from receipt of your product(s) to the replacement product(s) shipment is 1-3 business days plus transit time.
Express Replacement:
At Corsair, we understand the need to be up and running at all times! To minimize down time, we offer an Express Replacement RMA process. Through this process Corsair will ship your replacement product(s) prior to receiving your defective product(s). This process requires a valid Credit Card where a holding fee will be applied for the cost of the product until the returning product(s) are received by Corsair. To avoid being fully charged for the Express Replacement product(s), the defective product(s) must be received by Corsair within 10 business days from the date your Express Replacement order is shipped.
Accessory Product Request:
Experiencing a problem with a Corsair Component Product? Many of Corsair products have easy to install replacement accessories which will resolve the issue and prevent the need to return the entire product for replacement.
Where do I ship my items?
Corsair operates multiple RMA receiving locations worldwide. Your RMA confirmation will specify the specific return address you must use when sending your RMA package. This will be your standard return location and should not be changed without prior approval from Corsair. Any packages received at an unauthorized location may be refused and returned to the sender at the senders expense.


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TALLADEGA, Ala. – Rain has washed out qualifying for Sunday's race at Talladega Superspeedway.
The field was set based on practice times from Friday's first session, and Carl Edwards was fastest to earn the pole in his Roush Fenway Racing Ford.
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Denny Hamlin will be seventh in his first race since missing four with a compression fracture in a vertebra in his lower back. He's planning to start the race but get out of his car at some point and let Brian Vickers take over for him.
Hendrick Motorsports drivers Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon and Kasey Kahne round out the top 10.