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The question has dipped in and out of the national conversation for decades: What should the United States do about marijuana?
Everyone has heard the arguments in the legalization debate about health and social problems, potential tax revenue, public safety concerns and alleviating an overburdened prison system -- but there isn't much new to say.
The nation has moved from the abstract matter of "if" to the more tangible debate over "how," said Beau Kilmer, co-director of the RAND Drug Policy Research Center and co-author of "Marijuana Legalization: What Everyone Needs to Know."
Changing attitudes about weed are part of a larger shift in the country's collective thoughts on federal drug policy. Just this week, on the heels of CNN's Sanjay Gupta reversal of his stance on medical marijuana, Attorney General Eric Holder announced an initiative to curb mandatory minimum drug sentences and a federal judge called New York City's stop-and-frisk policy unconstitutional.
"Between Attorney General Holder's announcement, the decision made on stop-and-frisk and Dr. Gupta coming out with his documentary, it was a big week for drug policy," Kilmer said.
Peruse the Marijuana Majority website and you'll see decrying pot prohibition is no longer confined to the convictions of Cheech and Chong.
Today's debate involves an unlikely alliance that unites conservatives Pat Robertson and Sarah Palin with rapper Snoop Lion (aka Snoop Dogg), blogger Arianna Huffington and Jon Stewart of "The Daily Show." In June, the U.S. Conference of Mayors cited organized crime, a national change in attitude, the efficacy of medical marijuana and exorbitant costs to local governments in its resolution supporting "states setting their own marijuana policies," a stance similar to the one endorsed by the National Lawyers Guild and the Red Cross.
"I'm surprised by the long-term increase in support for marijuana legalization in the last six or seven years. It's unprecedented. It doesn't look like a blip," said Peter Reuter, a University of Maryland public policy professor with 30 years experience researching drug policy.
Reuter, who co-wrote the book "Cannabis Policy: Moving Beyond Stalemate," said he believes two factors are spurring the shift in national opinion: Medical marijuana has reduced the stigma associated with the drug, making it "less devilish," and the number of Americans who have tried the drug continues to rise.
Resistance fading
When Washington and Colorado legalized pot -- with strict controls by established state agencies and a coherent tax structure -- opponents weren't able to raise the money to fight the initiatives, which Reuter considers an "important signal that the country is no longer willing to fight this battle."
As important as the lack of resistance, Reuter said, is the subsequent response.
Though he doesn't see federal legalization on the horizon, he noted that the White House could easily shut Washington and Colorado down, either via a Justice Department crackdown or an IRS prohibition on tax deductions for the purchase of marijuana, which Reuter said would be a "killer for the industry."
Instead, this week saw Holder make his mandatory minimum announcement without so much as a word about what's happening in the states.
Likewise, Congress has been reticent, Reuter said.
"It may be that everyone's waiting to see what happens," he said. "I take their silence to be some form of assent."
In 1969, a Pew Research Center poll showed 12% of Americans supported pot legalization, and Gallup estimated that same year that four in 100 Americans had taken a toke. Last week, Gallup reported that number had spiked to almost four in 10.
Gallup, Pew and CNN/Opinion Research Corp. polls conducted in the past three years indicate a nation evenly divided, and Gupta's documentary plants him among a loud chorus that has sung the drug's praises since California approved medical marijuana in 1996.
Since then, 20 other states and the District of Columbia have passed similar laws, while Colorado and Washington state have legalized it for recreational use -- a move Alaska, California, Nevada and Oregon each twice rejected between 1972 and 2010, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Sixteen states have decriminalized possession of personal amounts of marijuana since 1973, including Colorado, which approved decriminalization 37 years before voters legalized cannabis in 2012, according to the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Mark Kleiman, a UCLA public policy professor who has been tapped to mold Washington's legal pot industry, noted that even in states where recent ballot initiatives were shot down, there are telling results. Perennial red state Arkansas' medical marijuana vote in November, for example, was a squeaker, failing 51% to 49%.
"When 49% of voters in Arkansas are voting for legal pot, we aren't in Kansas anymore," said Kleiman, who co-wrote "Marijuana Legalization" with Kilmer.
A savvier debate
The tone of the debate is also a sign that the country is nearing a tipping point at which public opinion effects political change. Rather than engaging in a simple yes-vs.-no debate about legalization, proponents are asking more nuanced questions: Should "grows" be large or small? What should the tax structure look like? Should potency be limited? Will the model involve for-profit companies? How will weed be distributed?
"The discussion over time -- and I think it's for the better -- the discussion is starting to focus more on the details," Kilmer said. "Before, nobody has ever really had to confront those decisions. ... Those decisions are really going to shape the cost and benefits of policy change."
President Barack Obama's drug czar, Gil Kerlikowske, said in 2010 that marijuana legalization was a "nonstarter," an assertion the Office of National Drug Control Policy says holds true today.
The office emphasizes that the administration's 2013 drug policy takes a new tack with the realization that America can't arrest its way out of its longtime drug epidemic.
The White House policy, announced in April, favors prevention over incarceration, science over dogma and diversion for nonviolent offenders, the office says. Arguments for marijuana legalization, however, run counter to public health and safety concerns, the Office of National Drug Control Policy says.
The federal government may have a difficult time maintaining its stance, experts predict.
John Kane, a federal judge in Colorado, said in December he sees marijuana following the same path as alcohol in the 1930s. Toward the end of Prohibition, Kane explained, judges routinely dismissed violations or levied fines so trivial that prosecutors quit filing cases.
"The law is simply going to die before it's repealed. It will just go into disuse," Kane said. "It's a cultural force, and you simply cannot legislate against a cultural force."
Kleiman, who is also chairman of the board for BOTEC Analysis Corp., a think tank applying public policy analysis techniques to the issues of crime and drug abuse, said the federal government may have tripped itself up in the 1970s by classifying marijuana as a Schedule I drug with no medicinal use and a high potential for abuse.
If the government had made it Schedule II, the classification for cocaine and oxycodone, 43 years ago, it would be easier today to justify a recreational ban, he said.
States to take lead
Kleiman said the infrastructure he is helping establish in Washington could provide a model for other states, but ideally, he'd prefer a model that involved federal legalization and permitted users to either grow their own marijuana or patronize co-ops.
"All the stuff I want to do you can't do as long as it's federally illegal," Kleiman said. "By the time we get it legalized federally, there will be systems in place in each state," which will make uniform controls at a national level tricky.
The push for legalization has gained momentum, though, he said, and he doesn't foresee it moving backward. In 10 years, proponents might even move politics at a national level, he said, though predictions are problematic so long as pot prohibition endures.
"It's sustained right now. Whether it's going to be sustained is another question," he said.
In the meantime, states are expected to continue to lead the charge. Alaska could put a legalization ballot before voters next year, while Maine, Rhode Island, California and Oregon may give it a shot in 2016, when the presidential election promises to bring younger voters to the polls.
"I think a lot's going to depend on how legalization plays out in Colorado and Washington -- also, how the federal government responds," Kilmer said. "We still haven't heard how they're going to address commercial production facilities in those states."
The next White House administration could easily reverse course, just as it could on mandatory minimums, Kilmer said, but while pot's future is nebulous, the nation's change in attitude -- not only since the 1960s, but even since a decade ago -- is clear. That makes proponents hopeful, if reluctant to make predictions.
"I didn't see this (shift in opinion) coming, and I think that's true of my collaborators," Reuter said. "So much for experts."


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|TONIGHT! Busan Slut Walk Sat. Aug. 31, 6-7 PM, Seomyeon
This flyer was created by the event's organizers: Don't Do That
This couldn't be further from the truth. Women (and men) are attacked in sex crimes - rape, assault, molestation - whether they are dressed proactively or not. The issue is not what people are wearing, it's that these crimes exist and that the victims are blamed, in part, for those these crimes taking place.
|TONIGHT! Busan Slut Walk Sat. Aug. 31, 6-7 PM, Seomyeon
This flyer was created by the event's organizers: Don't Do That
Please note that unlike Slut Walk events held in other areas, the organizers this event are asking attendees to dress conservatively. This event has been organized by and for Korean women, so I think it best to mind their request. Also, if you will be attending to take photos, often people will wear ribbons on their arms to indicate that they don't want their face photographed. I am not sure if this will be in place tonight or not.
If you want to join, please meet in front of Judie's Taehwa, Exit 1 at 6 PM. You can find more detailed information in English on The Grand Narrative, where further links for Korean information are provided. It's a great website and definitely worth a look through. Hey, it's where I found this info!
Another post to follow the event! Sorry this is so brief. I will try to provide more details, context and criticism following the event.

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NEWS- Self-incrimination: Sentence built on teen's 'confession'
When the father of the 15-year-old Albemarle High student convicted of conspiring to blow up two county schools first took his son in to talk to the police, he thought perhaps it was about a fight the boy had witnessed.
When police barred him and his wife from their son's questioning, he realized that the situation was more serious. "I said, 'I object to him being questioned without representation,'" recalls the parent. "The officer shouted, 'We're not here to play games''– and denied the parent's request.
"I've been kicking myself since," says the father ruefully, two days after his son was committed to the juvenile system April 12.
The case reached the public with a police news conference February 3 announcing that two high school students and a middle school student had plotted on an Internet chat room to blow up Albemarle and Western Albemarle high schools. A third teenager was arrested at Jack Jouett Middle School two weeks later. Police confiscated three computers and took two guns from a parent's locked gun safe, along with some firecrackers, a smoke bomb, and kitchen matches.
But that was not the evidence presented at the 15-year-old's trial, which was closed because of his 13-year-old co-conspirators.
"He was convicted on his own statement," says Bill Hicks, the 15-year-old's attorney. "There was absolutely no evidence [my client] had anything personally to do with the mention of any bomb and no physical evidence a bomb was about to be constructed."
A 16-year-old Western Albemarle student, who pleaded guilty to two felony charges March 8, posted comments on his Myspace.com site that led to the arrests and convictions of all four teens.
"It was a boy with a disturbing fascination with an idea more than a plot," says the 15-year-old's father.
The 16-year-old was scheduled for sentencing April 19– after the Hook's deadline.
The April 12 sentencing of the 15-year-old revealed some details about what led to the charges of conspiracy to blow up a schoolhouse and conspiracy to commit murder.
"We were just going to go to school and kill everybody we saw who wasn't our friends," Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Darby Lowe quotes the youth as telling police. And when police asked why, she says he answered, "for the pleasure" and "for the rush."
Psychiatrist Eileen Ryan, who evaluated the teen for the defense, claims the first comment was merely a description of the 16-year-old's plan, and the latter question was "phrased by police officers in ways that could be hypothetical."
In court, Lowe was buying none of that psycho-sympathetic explanation, asking Ryan why the boy confessed to his parents that he was going to kill everyone not his friend. "It was the quickest way to avoid crying if you're a 15-year-old," she explained.
"You're saying he confessed to avoid crying?" asked Lowe.
"I don't think he did confess," replied the psychiatrist, testifying that the 15-year-old was no risk to the community.
She cited his altruism, kindness, and generosity to the 16-year-old, an allegedly lonely boy not widely accepted by his peers. She noted that the 15-year-old Albemarle High student's cousin had committed suicide, which "touched him deeply" and made him more likely to befriend kids who seemed bullied.
And, she said, the Albemarle student "was unprepared to deal with someone like [the 16-year-old]."
"He's sort of like an Eddie Haskell," the 15-year-old's father describes the 16-year-old after the hearing. "Very polite, but we don't want you to hang out with him too much."
At the sentencing in a packed Juvenile and Domestic Relations courtroom, the father promised if allowed to come home, his son would be enrolled in the Einstein School, would receive counseling at least twice a week, and get 24-hour supervision in a "strict, loving" environment to set him on the right path to adulthood and responsible citizenship.
"I would beg for the court's mercy, compassion, and understanding," the father said.
"I'm sorry for everything I did," the shackled, tear-choked 15-year-old told Judge Susan Whitlock. "I'm ready to go home."
Lowe noted that had the boys carried out the alleged plot, there would have been a "tragedy unparalleled in this community," and she requested detention "to put him on the right path... and then he can be released to the community." She said his involvement in the plan was a "cry for help."
The boy's mother sobbed, "Oh, please," when Whitlock committed the teen to the juvenile system.
The judge noted that the 15-year-old was not the originator, but mentioned one of her concerns: "This is a copy-cat crime. The word 'Columbine' was used over and over." She asked for a review in 60 days, and the boy's attorney noted an appeal, which will be heard in circuit court.
The emotional sentencing was the latest drama in an increasingly strange case that started with a press conference, went to closed trials and a clampdown on information so tight that after the March 28 convictions, Commonwealth's Attorney Jim Camblos refused to release any information about the hearing's outcome. He alluded to a "court order," leading many to believe a gag order was in place.
That a juvenile can be interrogated by the police despite his parents' request for an attorney has surprised many– particularly the parents who voluntarily took him in for questioning.
"The way it was explained to me is since I brought him in [to the police station], I'd okay'd him talking," says the 15-year-old's father. He says he was told his son would have to ask for a lawyer himself.
"They said he was there voluntarily, and they didn't have to read him his rights because I brought him in," says the 15-year-old's father. "They said I couldn't ask for a lawyer for him. It seems like circular logic to me."
"There is no per se rule that a parent may invoke a child's right to counsel," says Public Defender Jim Hingeley. "A parent's wishes may be considered, but are not controlling. This is common law."
Hingeley declined to comment specifically on this case– his office is representing the 16-year-old– but in general, he says, "That just goes to show you how important statements are to getting convictions."
Those statements have the dad reeling. "His interrogation was terrible," says the father. "He would have confessed to the Kennedy assassination."
The judge did not grant the defense motion to toss out the confession. Nor was she swayed by defense lawyer's corpus delecti argument that "You can't introduce a confession into court unless a crime was committed."
Albemarle Police spokesman Lieutenant John Teixeira declined to comment on the family's concerns about the manner in which the teenager's confession was obtained. "If that's their contention," he says, "they can take that up with the judicial system."
At press time, a date had not been set for the 15-year-old's appeal. As disappointed as his family was that the teen didn't get to come home, in a way, the father welcomes the appeal. "If they had deferred disposition and given him house arrest for 30 days, we'd have endured it, and I'd spend the rest of my life wishing I'd done something to prevent my son living as a felon," he says.
And though the four teens are convicted and detained, the buzz at Albemarle and Western Albemarle is that the schools are going to blow up April 20– the seventh anniversary of Columbine and the date the alleged local plot was going to take place.
Some students claim they're afraid and staying home that day. Some parents are taking their fears seriously; others suspect they're using the thwarted plot to play hooky.
April 20 allegedly is the date the convicted bomb plotters were going to blow up Albemarle (above) and Western Albemarle high schools– although what explosives they were going to use is still unclear.


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To: Ash
From: Owen
Re: Poker, The Redemption
So the realboss at the realjob is in Hawaii all week which means, woohoo, work-from-home with impunity! Oh shit, do they have the Internets in Hawaii? Did they stretch ethernet across the Pacific? Oh dammit!. Hi Steve. I hope you are having fun, sir. I will be productive all week, I promise, sir. Seriously, work's a 15-minute bike ride away. And plus I'll be going that way to grab some Okami sushi for lunch.
Anyway, here some highlights from the weekend report.
Kids Won't Listen? Sic BOB on 'Em
Academics vs. 'Gaming' Academics: Let the Snark Begin
If Nintendo Made Halo 3
The Tactile Side of Games
Gametrailers Blows It with PS3/360 Footage
Two More Gears 2 Videos Out


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Spacelab D1 mission – 25 years ago
Space Shuttle Challenger flight STS-61A carried Wubbo Ockels, Ernst Messerschmid and Reinhard Furrer, and marked a number of firsts in European human spaceflight, including the first Dutch citizen in space.
Between 30 October and 6 November 1985, these three European astronauts served as payload specialists (science astronauts) on the first spaceflight with a crew of eight (STS-61A still holds the record for the largest crew aboard any single spacecraft for the entire period from launch to landing).
This was only the fourth flight of Spacelab, the ESA-designed laboratory module carried in the Shuttle's payload bay, but this was the first time that an entire payload was controlled from outside NASA's mission control centres.
Called the Spacelab D1 mission, it was the first to have German mission management and to be controlled from the German Space Operations Centre of the German Institute of Aviation and Spaceflight Research and Development (DFVLR, a precursor of present-day DLR) at Oberpfaffenhofen, near Munich.
Wubbo Ockels became the second ESA astronaut and the first Dutch citizen in space (not the first Dutch-born astronaut, he was preceded by naturalised American Lodewijk van den Berg, who flew into space five months earlier). Messerschmid and Furrer became the joint third German astronauts in space (after Sigmund Jaehn and Ulf Merbold).
The NASA crew members were Commander Hank Hartsfield and Pilot Steve Nagel, with Mission Specialists Bonnie Dunbar, Jim Buchli and Guy Bluford.
More than 75 scientific experiments were completed in the areas of physiological sciences, materials science, biology and navigation. At the end of the Spacelab D-1 mission, Ockels, Messerschmid and Furrer had travelled 110 Earth orbits, and logged over 168 hours in space.
Wubbo Ockels, a nuclear physicist, was selected as one of three European payload specialists to train for the Spacelab missions, together with Ulf Merbold and Claude Nicollier, in 1978. In May 1980, Ockels began the basic astronaut training for mission specialist at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston, USA.
He completed the training in August 1981 and joined the Spacelab 1 crew as a back-up payload specialist for the first mission of ESA's Spacelab. During this mission in 1983, he served as ground-communicator and liaison scientist for the crew on STS-9/Spacelab 1.
After his flight on Spacelab D1, Ockels worked at ESA's research and technology centre, ESTEC, in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, becoming Head of ESA's Education and Outreach Office. In 2003, he left ESA to study the exploitation of alternative sources of energy at the Delft University of Technology.
Physicist Ernst Messerschmid participated in the same ESA initial astronaut selection as Ockels, but was not chosen. Instead he went to work for the DFVLR at Oberpfaffenhofen on satellite communications. He was, however, selected in 1983 by the DFVLR as a research astronaut, and then two years of training prepared him for the D1 mission.
After the D1 mission, Messerschmid became the Director of the Institute of Space Systems at the University of Stuttgart before heading ESA's European Astronaut Centre in Cologne between 2000 and 2004. Today, Messerschmid is a member of the steering committee of the Innovationsrat (Innovation Council) in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
Another physicist, Reinhard Furrer was also selected by the DFVLR in 1983. Furrer was born in 1940, in Austria. Furrer studied physics at the University of Kiel, later transferring to the Free University of Berlin, where he received his doctorate in 1972. In 1974 he became assistant professor in Stuttgart and in 1979 qualified for full professorship. From 1980-81, he worked at the University of Chicago and the Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago.
After his flight, he became a professor and director of the Institute for Space Sciences at the Free University of Berlin. Privately, Furrer – an avid pilot who had received his first pilot's license in 1974 – undertook many flights in single-engine sports aircraft. Tragically, Furrer died in a plane crash during an airshow at the Johannisthal Airfield, Berlin, in 1995.


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Today is Binary Day, being that it's 10/10/10 - and that goes for both here and Europe. And to continue its 10-month celebration of the 10th anniversary of Bejeweled, PopCap has an offer that is free to you today.
Run go get Bejeweled 2, PC or Mac, for free from PopCap's store. Just plug in your info, get the full unlock code and then download the trial.
Gotta say, it was considerate of PopCap to do this on a Sunday, rather than a day when we're all at work.
Bejeweled 2 [PopCap. Thanks LeadFarmer and others!]


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Sunday Indoor Volleyball (Winter 2013) Volleyball · Co-Ed Social Sports in DC
Social Indoor Volleyball
- Team Fees
- Early Bird $55.00 per player
- Regular $70.00 per player
- Free Agent Fees
- Early Bird $55.00
- Regular $70.00
Week 1: 1/6
Week 2: 1/13
Week 3: 1/20
Week 4: 1/27
Week 5: 2/3
Week 6: 2/10
Week 7: 2/17
Week 8: 2/24
Week 9: 3/3
Playoffs: 3/10
Playoffs Championship : 3/17
How does it work?
Who's ready for some fun and social Sunday indoor volleyball? Our 10-week season starts on Sunday, January 6th and game times will be at 2:30pm or 3:15pm each week. You'll come on out to the YMCA near Dupont Circle (see a Google map), meet up with your teammates and play some indoor volleyball.
You'll play one 40-minute game per week and after your games, you and your teammates will head on over to our nearby sponsor bar, which is currently Sign of the Whale, to either celebrate your win or drown your losses - but most importantly, challenge the team you just played indoor volleyball with to flip cup!
In addition to some awesome indoor volleyball games each week, you're also welcome to join us at our THREE free parties (kickoff, midseason and end of season), FREE movie screenings, FREE raffles for concert tickets, happy hours and other social events throughout the season. In order to ensure you keep up-to-date on all the great social events and prizes, you should join our Meetup group and like our Facebook page.
What are the rules?
Please read through our indoor volleyball rules (PDF file).
What does it cost to join? Who is allowed to join?
- Early bird: Our early bird price is just $55 per person and our early bird price will last until Friday, November 31st.
- Regular price: Our regular price is just $70 per person and the regular price begins on Tuesday, December 1st.
- Late registration price: Our late price is $75 per person and the late registration price begins on Tuesday, January 1st.
For that, you get a season of indoor volleyball, three free parties, a bunch of movie screenings, raffles/prizes, happy hours and a variety of other social events.
To join, you must be 21 or older, have health insurance and agree to our terms and conditions. We're all in this to have fun and make friends, so please respect all referees, players and observers.
What if I'm joining alone or with just a couple of friends?
Not a problem! You may feel free to join as a Free Agent and we'll place you onto a team OR simply choose a team name that sounds fun. If you're joining with friends, definitely coordinate amongst yourselves to join the same team. All teams in NAKID are fairly welcoming of new players and new friends! If you have more than a few friends joining with you, consider starting a team!
If you join as a Free Agent, we will be placing you onto a team on Thursday, December 20th.
How can I play for free?
There are a few ways!
- Start a team. See the next section below on how to start a team. You will need at least 20 players on your team.
- Join our head referee program. We're working on the details now, but if you take our head referee training course, then referee a minimum number of games, we will refund your registration fee.
- Join our refer-a-friend program. You'll request a promo code that's unique to you, and you'll give it out to all of your friends. If you get 8 friends to join, we'll refund your registration fee.
How do I start a team?
To start a team, simply begin the registration process for the sport/day/time that you want to play, and register as a Team Captain. You'll be prompted to create your team from there. After your team is set up, email your friends and teammates and ask them to join!
For more information on being a captain, please see our Captains FAQs page.
We do reserve the right to place Free Agents onto teams that need players. Team sizes are a minimum of 15 players and a max of 25 players.
The last day to register a team is Thursday, December 20th. The final team list will be set on Friday, December 21st, and any team with fewer than 15 players may be merged with another team.
How do I get my team t-shirt?
We will be handing out t-shirts to team captains on the first day of games, and team captains will distribute t-shirts to their players. Anyone that registers after Thursday, December 20th will receive their team t-shirt on the 3rd week of games. So register early!
Have more questions?
If you have questions, please visit our How It Works page or contact us at email@example.com.


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WINDSOR, Ont. -- After an "intense," unsettling weekend, residents plagued by the mysterious hum are asking the federal government to take action.
"It's time for the federal government to step up and initiate correspondence with the U.S.," said David Robins, a partner at the Sutts, Strosberg law firm.
Robins lives near Dougall Avenue and Cabana Road and said this weekend he "could feel vibrations through the house."
Windsor Coun. Al Maghnieh said he was flooded with complaints Sunday morning of an intensifying hum.
"We have picture frames on the wall and they were shaking last night," Sonya Skillings, a mother of two, told The Star Sunday. "It's never been that bad where we actually had things move on the walls."
Skillings said her 15-month-old was kept awake all night.
"This disruption interrupts so much with sleep patterns, it's unreal," she said. "Especially with a baby. There's just no peace and quiet."
Skillings has lived in her Poplar Avenue home just off Prince Road for 10 years.
"It's never been like this."
An investigation by Natural Resource Canada pinpointed the noise to the Michigan industrial area of Zug Island, Maghnieh said.
"I'm calling on the federal government to finish what they started — getting to the bottom of what this noise is," Maghnieh said.
"I am extremely frustrated with how this whole process has been. We had a lot of attention from the government last fall and now all of a sudden the Ontario Ministry of Environment seems to be washing their hands of it and Natural Resources Canada is just ignoring everybody. The folks in River Rouge (the municipality that includes Zug Island), all they do is cry poor and say they can't afford any investigative work. Meanwhile, residents are suffering from this noise."
Robins said he's been approached by fellow residents tired of the "annoying noise" asking him to help start a lawsuit.
"Until we can identify the exact cause, it's very tough to try and think of any legal action," he said.
"Bottom line is nobody wants to lose their job and companies don't want to lose profit. It's the usual story, which is the all mighty dollar will trump over environmental concerns. They're not thinking about Canadians."
Maghnieh said he is "demanding action now," from senior levels of government.
"What needs to be done is the federal government needs to get back down here, finish this report, finish this investigation, establish the source and start working the cross-border channels. Even though this is covered from the States, the federal government still has the jurisdiction to reach out to their American counterparts and to continue the investigation to put pressure on the city of River Rouge and to start the process of investigation on that side as well."
Maghnieh said River Rouge ignored city council's resolution calling on it to help Windsor.
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SAN FRANCISCO – When it comes to the US Open Cup, Cordell Cato owns Kezar Stadium.
Two years ago, Cato scored the only goal in the Seattle Sounders' 1-0 quarterfinal victory against the San Jose Earthquakes at the former home of the San Francisco 49ers.
On Wednesday, Cato reprised his game-winning Kezar ways on the Quakes' behalf, knocking home the game-winning goal in San Jose's 2-1 victory against USL PRO side Sacramento Republic FC in fourth-round USOC play. Cato cut a 73rd-minute shot to the far post after Sacramento goalkeeper Dominik Jakubek was caught too far off his line chasing after a deflected Quakes pass.
San Jose midfielder Khari Stephenson converted a penalty kick in first-half stoppage time after Republic forward Justin Braun had put third-tier Sacramento up 1-0 with a glancing header in the 42nd minute.
Cato's strike spared the Quakes the possibility of going to overtime against their USL PRO affiliate, as did the ejection of Republic defender Chad Bartlome in the 78th minute after he was shown a second yellow card.
San Jose will face the winner of next week's match, between the Sounders and USASA amateur club PSA Elite, on June 24.


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DiscountHawaiiCarRental.com was established in response to visitor feedback when some "Condo in Hawaii" visitors had rented vehicles at much higher rates through other agencies and were unable to cancel and rebook at our lower rates because they had to pay in advance. Our site would provide rates that could be booked and cancelled without any issues. A few years later we established HawaiiInfoGuide.com, a Hawaii visitor guide and directory of links to more Hawaii accommodations and attractions. This became a very popular site for visitors looking for everything about Hawaii tourism.
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A film featuring Kathleen Cole as a small child, and a family christening, made by Kathleen's father.
Filmed during the early stages of cinema, this film captures Leeds Bridge and city centre near the turn of the 20th century.
This film documents a visit to Halifax by Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles in 1925. The film includes footage of the Royal couple at the Town Hall as well as Princess Mary's visit to the Royal Halifax Hospital children's ward.
This film documents a carnival as it processes through the streets of Eccleshill, Bradford and provides a good example of the types of carnivals that were common during the 1920s. The procession includes many decorated floats as well as participants in fancy dress.
This is a film showing the local Jubilee celebrations of King George V at Clayton West, near Bradford.
This is a film from the Noel Beardsell Collection about his family, including a whimsical film from the point of view of their pet dog. Lastly there is a film from three years later of a motor cycle race at Wooley Edge.
This is a film from the Noel Beardsell Collection of his recently born son, David, whimsically done from the baby's perspective.
This is a film from the Noel Beardsell Collection of the family at home and on holiday.
This is a film from the Noel Beardsell Collection of the family at home and on holiday during the Second World War.
This is a film from the Noel Beardsell Collection of the family at home, playing tennis, and at Christmas.
This is a film from the Noel Beardsell Collection of his recently born son, David – a continuation of film YFA 83.
On 15th October, 1926, Edward, Prince of Wales, visited Halifax for the ceremonial opening of Shibden Park. Included is footage of a military inspection, opening of the park, tour past the Piece Hall, and breaking ground to plant a tree in honour of the special occasion.
This film is comprised of many different events including cricket and football matches, family leisure scenes, the modern new estate of Sunnymede, and a children's sports day all set in Scissett. Scissett is a village in West Yorkshire which was built around the wool and coal industries.
This film is a compilation of local events around the town of Scissett during the 1930s. Included are garden parities, 1937 Coronation celebrations, swimming and diving, and an excursion by the Dearne Valley Wheelers to Stamford Bridge.
Made by the Empire Marketing Board for Wormald and Walker Blanket Mills, this film documents the entire process of making woollen blankets at a mill in Dewsbury.
This film documents the history of weaving, specifically velvet, by Lister Co. at Manningham Mill in Bradford. It shows the industrial processes connected with design, weaving and finishing of furnishing fabrics. It includes many scenes of the workers at the mill as well as some domestic interiors and suites (which may be of social interest.)
Mady by Lucy Fairbank, this is a film which captures a Linthwaite Council School trip to the British Empire Exhibition in Glasgow. It starts early in the morning as they get on the train, follows them throughout the day, and accompanies them on the journey back to Slaithwaite.
This film contains footage of the everyday life of the workers at the mill. It includes the mundane tasks like scraping the dirt out of boilers and carrying things to and from the various buildings and well as the exciting arrival of a new boiler.
This film documents the wedding of Miss Mary Margaret Newsholme of Oakworth to Mr. Roland Oswald Inman of Heaton at Keighley Parish Church, July 8th, 1939. The film includes footage of the guests and the bridal party arriving at the church as well as footage of the reception at The Withens following the ceremony.
This is two films, the first of Noel Beardsell in his garden with his son and pet dog, the second a short portrait of the fishing villages of Barnmouth and Eyemouth, Scotland.
This is a film from the Noel Beardsell Collection of his family at home and at Alnwick Castle and Eyemouth, Scotland.
In 1935 the city of Bradford organized many events to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of George V. Events included historical re-enactments in Peel Park as well as processions through the city and evening bonfire celebrations.
This is a film made by Thornton of three family weddings, with several years between them, and of relatives with a newborn baby.
This film takes place in Bradford city centre in the early 1970s. It captures various people in the city going about their daily business.
This is a film of Kathleen Cole and her family on holiday in Bournemouth which was filmed over several years. The film was made by Kathleen's father.


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The search for a wanted couple from Plaistow is intensifying as leads continue to pour into authorities.
Police have been looking for Roland Dow and Jessica Linscott for 13 days after Linscott's 3-year-old son, James, was taken to a hospital with serious injuries. Investigators said anyone who is helping the couple hide could face criminal charges.
On Tuesday, several cars were in the driveway of the Kingston home of Linscott's mother, Debra Mullen, but a man who said he was a relative told News 9 that Mullen hasn't left the hospital bedside of her grandson. The man said James is doing well.
The boy's other grandmother said James had a second brain surgery at Children's Hospital in Dartmouth. Law enforcement officials said the Department of Children, Youth and Families has legal custody of the boy.
Officials said the court appoints representatives for children involved in similar cases through Court Appointed Special Advocates.
"We go about that role by talking with family members, talking to the child, meeting with the child, talking to maybe school officials, doctors, therapists -- anyone who is involved in the case -- and then report back to the court," said Ann Larney, staff attorney for CASA.
The outpouring of sympathy and offers to help have flowed in for James. At the hospital, officials said they cannot accept gifts for individual children because of confidentiality rules, but all donations are spread out evenly among their young patients.
In Kingston, Linscott's family said they don't know where she is, but they are worried for her safety and well-being. Law enforcement officials said the pair might be getting help from relatives of Dow or Linscott.
"Obviously somebody is assisting them," said Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams. "You wouldn't expect two people of their age to be able to evade law enforcement by themselves. If somebody is helping them and we can prove that that has happened, then we will prosecute those people."
Investigators said they are evaluating tips, and Reams said he thinks the couple could be apprehended within the week.


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Take Down Boy Scouts Like Rabid Dog With Figurative 'Shotgun'
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Romans 8:6 For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace. (7) Because the carnal mind is enmity against God: for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be.
There is now a full-court-press against anyone who is against the Hard Left. I expect this to get worse very quickly. The reprobates are now energized by Obama. We are the targets and the marginalization and demonization is starting to ratchet up. They are now bringing all their weapons on line.
Outcry after military veteran detained for anti-government Facebook posts 08/21/12 I want you to watch something very closely as I see a dangerous pattern developing. This article is about a former Marine who is posting anti government articles on FaceBook. I read what he posted and disagree with him as he believes the US government was involved with 9/11. In the eyes of the the federal government and the Hard Left system, he is a "right wing" conservative.
I now see a pattern developing where "right wing" types are being detained and held for psychological evaluations. I posted another such case in the main body of the blog. When was the last time you heard of a Hard Left terrorist detained for psychological evaluations: never! How about all the threats from the Occupy Wall Street mob or the Black Panthers, and none of them were detained. How about Louis Farrakhan with his threatening rhetoric against white people and especially Jews!
This is selective psychological evaluation, just like the Communists and Nazis did. Now what they need are laws making Christianity, or any other belief that is against the Hard Left agenda, a psychological disorder and they are ready to go. Numbers of people can be indefinitely detained because they have been evaluated "a danger to society". Once society accepts this, the very next step is then to eliminate them.
The key to what I am saying, is that for quite a while, I have noticed conservatives being detained for psychological evaluations but none of the Hard Left radicals.
Remember, and never forget, what happened with Chick-fil-A. This was a turningpoint as the reprobates drew a line in the sand and said we were not wanted in their cities. The Hard Left has openly identified Bible believing Christians as their enemy. The psychological field is loaded with reprobates, and, if they are able, they will use "psychological evaluations" against us.
"Police — acting under a state law that allows emergency, temporary psychiatric commitments upon the recommendation of a mental health professional — took Raub to the John Randolph Medical Center in Hopewell. He was not charged with any crime."For government officials to not only arrest Brandon Raub for doing nothing more than exercising his First Amendment rights but to actually force him to undergo psychological evaluations and detain him against his will goes against every constitutional principle this country was founded upon,"
May the Holy God of Israel bless and protect you.
1 Peter 3:8,9 Finally, be ye all of one mind, having compassion one of another, love as brethren, be pitiful, be courteous: Not rendering evil for evil, or railing for railing: but contrariwise blessing; knowing that ye are thereunto called, that ye should inherit a blessing.
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'Atlantic' Editor: Take Down Boy Scouts Like Rabid Dog With Figurative 'Shotgun' 08/16/12 This is just one-step away from violence. They cannot stand anything that convicts them of their sin. They must destroy anyone and anything that stands for God. Once the violence starts, it will quickly escalate with no turning back. I think that Mr. Hamblin needs a psychological evaluation as he appears to be a danger to the Boy Scouts.
"Only one day after what appears to be a politically-motivated shooting at the offices of the Family Research Council, a conservative Christian organization in our nation's capital, any hope that the domestic terror incident or "hate crime" might scare the Left into ratcheting down their recent hateful rhetoric aimed at conservative Christians who oppose gay marriage appears to be a false hope.
The website of The Atlantic magazine today carries an article shocking in its use of incendiary and hateful rhetoric laden with violent imagery, all aimed at the Boys Scouts of America.
The article, by James Hamblin, a medical doctor and an editor for the magazine, attacks the BSA for its policy of not admitting gays as members or leaders. Hamblin also proposes that organizations like the Boy Scouts – a private organization – be forced to bend to the demands of the Left on gay rights based on a dangerous concept that could mean the end of First Amendment freedoms like the freedom of religion, speech and assembly.
"Boy Scouts is an organization that was and is so close to being great. Remember when they had to put Old Yeller down because he got rabies? It's not like he was a bad dog, but he got a brain infection and he tried to eat Travis. He looked the same and wasn't about to die, but the good dog who used to save him from bears and boars just wasn't there anymore. The policy is embarrassing and archaic, sure. … But the real value in speaking against it is that it's dangerous. When a group as massive (2.7 million youth members) and respected as the Boy Scouts makes a move like this, it stands to exacerbate a public health hazard in such a way that we can't just agree to disagree.
Perpetuating a culture where gay teenagers — who are already commonly battling notions of inferiority and self-hatred — can be openly and decidedly told they aren't welcome among a preeminent organization that purports to represent and define a standard of behavioral ideals, is dangerous. It's a decided step back in rejecting the culture of gay bullying. We will see more depression, and more suicide. We'll see more discrimination of every sort, and more hatred.
If the BSA won't change, then the burden falls on a just society to take them out behind the barn with whatever sort of shotgun revokes credibility."
Christianity & gun owners in the crosshairs: Chilling tactic exposed 08/17/12 This is a story about Jason Ergoff and his encounter with the Hard Left medical system. This "medical system", like the the rest of the system, has been taken over by the by the Hard Left. This system is now under the control of those that hate God and anyone who stand for His word.
"If you are an outspoken Christian in America, you need to be concerned. If you are an outspoken Christian in America who happens to be a gun owner, you need to be very concerned. And if you are a Christian gun owner who disagrees with the Progressive anti-Christian agenda in America and have a platform to inform others, you better believe that you are under intense scrutiny. Sound like paranoid propaganda?"
This shows that Jason was detained because of his religious beliefs. The Hard Left will use the medical system to enforce its beliefs and crush all who oppose them. They will diagnose Christianity as a mental disorder and use the medical system to oppress to us. This is exactly what the Nazis did to all who opposed them. The leaders of this tyranny in Germany were the psychiatrists and it will be the same here.
"This gets a bit more interesting when Jason, who felt it best to accommodate the evaluating doctors, reported to the crisis counseling center as instructed. Mr. Ergoff furnished the handful of paperwork to the crisis center worker who spent a few minutes looking over the documents. After a lengthy pause, she looked at Jason and made the following chilling observation as if it was a matter of routine: "So, you're here because of your religious beliefs." As Jason tells it, this was not a question, but a statement of fact."
Billboard calls Jesus 'Useless Savior' 08/1812 This militant atheism is exactly like the the spirit of the French Revolution. It is gaining power in the United States.
"The billboard, as seen on American Atheists' website, attacks Jesus as a "Useless Savior" next to an image of a piece of toast with a purported image of Jesus burned into it."
County plans no-church zone 08/20/12 I was just at Calvary Chapel last June. The Hard Left is now at "full court press" to stop and destroy the church from every angle. They hate us. And, it has overtones of what happened with Chick-fil-A not being wanted in Chicago and other major cities. It is so clear that the Hard Left is now openly trying to destroy those that believe the Bible.
"Advocates for Faith & Freedom reports that Calvary Chapel's pastor, Clark Van Wick, attempted to meet with local vintners to avoid a controversy like the one in 1999 that led to the ban in the first place. Van Wick, however, was allegedly met with a rude answer: "We don't want your kind out here."
Turning Values Into Hate 08/20/12 "Hate speech" is now what is said against the Hard Left agenda. The Nazis put people in prison for speaking against their agenda, so will the Hard Left Fascists. It is much sooner than most people think.
Chick-fil-A is an example of just how close this is.
Revelation 22:20 He which testifieth these things saith, Surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus.


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The USS Zuni/USCGC Tamaroa, circa 1947-48.
The only surviving Navy ship from the invasion of Iwo Jima that was later transformed into the Coast Guard rescue cutter depicted in the movie "The Perfect Storm" is on the verge of being scrapped, according to maritime history buffs trying to save the vessel.
The Zuni Maritime Foundation in Virginia has been looking to raise $500,000 to put the 205-foot ship in dry dock so that its hull can be repaired, but fundraising efforts have fallen short.
The vessel was bought by an unnamed benefactor in 1994 who had hoped to restore the ship and turn it into a museum.
Since then, a dedicated volunteer crew of former Navy sailors and Coast Guard members has restored the vessel's interior and much of its exterior. But after leaks in the hull this spring the Coast Guard deemed it a hazard to navigation, meaning it can't be moved.
Ownership of the vessel is now being transferred to the head of a salvage yard, foundation officials told NBCNews.com.
The new owner, Tim Mullane, of the American Marine Group salvage operation in Norfolk, Va., has allowed the ship to be temporarily moored at his dock but has said fixing the ship's hull may well cost twice the $500,000 goal of the foundation.
It remains unclear how long the historic vessel will be allowed to be moored at American Marine.
"It's hearbreaking," Tom Robinson, foundation director, told NBCNews.com. "Ten years of effort down the drain. The ship is ready to be scrapped."
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However, Harry Jaeger, operations chief for the foundation, told NBCNews.com he hasn't given up hope.
Volunteers aboard the USS Zuni/USCGC Tamaroa in Virginia.
Jaeger, who has spent countless volunteer hours leading the restoration of the ship and just came back from Vallejo, Calif., to obtain World War II vintage pilot house controls for it, said Mullane has shown a personal interest in preserving the ship and even led efforts to plug the leak that threatened to sink it.
"We're trying to be optimistic when the new owner takes over," Jaeger said. "But business is business."
Jaeger agreed that Mullane may well be forced to scrap the vessel or sink it as an artificial reef. (Mullane was not immediately available for comment to NBCNews.com.)
The ship was known as the Zuni when it earned four battle stars for World War II service as an ocean salvage tug. "It rescued sailors at Iwo Jima and saved ships damaged by torpedoes," Jaeger said.
The Zuni was decommissioned by the Navy after the war in 1946, transferred to the Coast Guard and renamed the Tamaroa, the name of a fierce Native American tribe. The "Tam" was home-ported at Staten Island and Governors Island, N.Y., from 1946-1985 before being moved to New Castle, N.H.
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As a Coast Guard cutter, the ship carried rescuers on a daring mission in 1991 to aid three people from the sailboat Satori in 40-foot seas and 80-knot winds some 75 miles off Nantucket island during what was known as the "No Name Storm of Halloween," according to a Coast Guard history of the ship. Ten minutes after that ordeal was finished, the Tamaroa was called to save Air National Guard crewmen whose plane was downed during a rescue of their own. That rescue earned the cutter and crew a commendation.
Author Sebastian Junger chronicled the drama of that day in his book "The Perfect Storm," which later became a movie of the same name starring George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg.
The nonprofit Zuni Maritime Foundation, located in Richmond, Va., had hoped to turn the ship into a museum and tourist attraction that would teach visitors the history of the 69-year-old vessel. It had also expected to make the vessel available to Sea Cadets, Sea Scout and other groups of young sailors.
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The division of Maternal Fetal Medicine at Dignity Health Medical Group (DHMG) is comprised of a group of five employed, board-certified perinatologists. Within the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN), our team provides inpatient coverage at St. Josephs Hospital and Medical Center (SJHMC), as well as outpatient services within DHMG Maternal Fetal Medicine clinics throughout the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Gynecology Services at St. Josephs Hospital and Medical Center are ranked 19th in the nation, by US News and World Report 2018-2019.
Currently, we are looking for a dynamic physician to join our outpatient team. The ideal candidate will have a passion for providing exceptional clinical care, with an interest in medical education. The pursuit of providing innovative and high-quality clinical care remains the priority of our providers, while faculty appointments, research opportunities, quality improvement, and patient advocacy involvement is encouraged for interested physicians. Primary responsibilities of this position includes participation in inpatient and outpatient MFM clinical practice at Dignity Health facilities, to include coverage of the L&D and antepartum units, obstetrical ultrasound, prenatal diagnosis procedures, and perinatal consultation. Candidates with strong backgrounds in medical complications and critical care in pregnancy, and ultrasound/genetics/prenatal diagnosis are encouraged to apply.
St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center is a Regional Perinatal Center which provides Level 4 Obstetrical Care with approximately 5000 deliveries each year. St. Josephs Hospital and Medical Center also houses nationally ranked and internationally renowned neurology and neurosurgery, is a high-performing heart and lung transplantation services, and maintains level 1 trauma certification. The Level III NICU has over 60 approved beds and ECHMO. The Division works closely with Phoenix Children's Hospital which is the fifth largest Children's Hospital in the country and nationally ranked in all 10 sub-subspecialty areas evaluated by US News and World Report.
Through the Creighton University School of Medicine (CUSOM), the DHMG Division of Obstetrics and Gynecology will continue to provide educational enhancement to medical students who rotate through the St. Josephs Hospital campus in sunny, Phoenix, Arizona. St. Josephs Hospital currently provides educational instruction to 35 OBGYN residents. In addition to our unique opportunity to partner with CUSOM in shaping the future of medicine, our department is honored to serve an ethnically and socioeconomically diverse patient population. We welcome applicants who find this patient population and teaching opportunities to be professionally rewarding.
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(CNN) — A federal grand jury has returned a 30-count indictment against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, the U.S. attorney's office in Massachusetts said Thursday.
The counts involve his "alleged role in using weapons of mass destruction" at the April 15 event "to kill three individuals and maim or seriously injure many others" and "using a firearm to intentionally kill Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Police Officer Sean Collier." At least 264 people were injured in the double bombings, which took place near the marathon finish line.
Police took Tsarnaev, 19, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, into custody on April 19 after finding him hiding in a boat in the backyard of a Watertown, Massachusetts, home. The other bombing suspect, his brother Tamerlan Tsarnaev, died after a gunfight with authorities hours before his brother's arrest. After much secrecy and protest, Tamerlan was buried in a rural Virginia cemetery.
Tsarnaev was charged by indictment with a range of counts, the office of U.S. Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz said in a media statement.
The charges are use of a weapon of mass destruction resulting in death and conspiracy; bombing of a place of public use resulting in death and conspiracy; malicious destruction of property resulting in death and conspiracy; use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence; use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence causing death; carjacking resulting in serious bodily injury; interference with commerce by threats or violence; and aiding and abetting.
Seventeen charges authorize a penalty of up to life in prison or the death penalty. Other charges authorize a maximum penalty of life in prison or a fixed term of years. He is scheduled to be arraigned on July 10 in U.S. District Court in Boston.
Alleged conspiracy started no later than February
The indictment alleges that the brothers conspired to use improvised explosive devices against people, property and public places from no later than February until Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was apprehended.
"The brothers placed IEDs among the crowds of spectators who were cheering the runners towards the Marathon finish line" and "detonated the bombs seconds apart, killing three people, maiming and injuring many more, and forcing a premature end to the Marathon."
The IEDs were made from pressure cookers, explosive powder, shrapnel, adhesives and other items, and were designed to shred skin, shatter bone and cause extreme pain and suffering, as well as death, the indictment said.
On April 18, the FBI released photographs of the brothers, identifying them as bombing suspects.
Hours later, they drove their Honda Civic to the MIT campus, where they shot and killed Collier and attempted to steal his service weapon, the indictment said. They were armed with five IEDs, a Ruger P95 semiautomatic handgun, ammunition, a machete and a hunting knife.
After they killed Collier, "they carjacked a Mercedes, kidnapped the driver, and forced him to drive to a gas station, robbing him of $800 along the way." The driver escaped, and the brothers drove the carjacked vehicle to Watertown, where police spotted and tried to apprehend them.
"The brothers fired at the police officers and used four additional IEDs against them. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev then reentered the carjacked vehicle and drove it directly at the officers, running over his brother as he managed to escape. Tsarnaev is alleged to have hidden in a dry-docked boat in a Watertown backyard until his arrest the following night," the attorney's office said.
While Dzhokhar was hiding from police in the boat, he scrawled messages on an inside wall and boat beams that give a hint about his alleged motivation:
"The U.S. Government is killing our innocent civilians." "I can't stand to see such evil unpunished." We Muslims are one body, you hurt one you hurt us all." "Now I don't like killing innocent people it is forbidden in Islam but due to said [unintelligible] it is allowed." And, "Stop killing our innocent people and we will stop."


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Bonjoro + ClickUp Integrations
In a matter of minutes and without a single line of code, Zapier allows you to automatically send info between Bonjoro and ClickUp.
Connect Bonjoro + ClickUp in Minutes
It's easy to connect Bonjoro + ClickUp and requires absolutely zero coding experience—the only limit is your own imagination.
All Triggers & Actions
Triggers when an existing Bonjoro is assigned to a different team member.
Triggers when a user clicks the Bonjoro call to action.
Triggers when a Bonjoro is created by a team member or automation.
Triggers when a Bonjoro email is opened.
Triggers when a Bonjoro is replied to.
Triggers when a Bonjoro email bounces. Note that if you're using a custom mail integration such as Google, bounces may not be detected.
Triggers when a Bonjoro is sent by a team member.
Triggers when a Bonjoro is dismissed by a team member.
Triggers when a user reacts to a Bonjoro.
Triggers when a Bonjoro is shared on social media.
How Bonjoro + ClickUp Integrations Work
- Step 1: Authenticate Bonjoro + ClickUp.(30 seconds)
- Step 2: Pick one of the apps as a trigger, which will kick off your automation.(15 seconds)
- Step 3: Choose a resulting action from the other app.(15 seconds)
- Step 4: Select the data you want to send from one app to the other.(2 minutes)
- That's it! More time to work on other things.