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May 16, 2013
By KEN RITTER | Associated Press
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The last time O.J. Simpson was in a Las Vegas courtroom, he stood next to defense attorney Yale Galanter before being handcuffed and hauled off to prison for up to 33 years.
On Monday, the former football hero returns to Clark County District Court with a different set of lawyers hoping to convince a judge that Galanter shouldn't have been handling his armed robbery-kidnapping case — that the lawyer who was paid nearly $700,000 for Simpson's defense had a personal interest in preventing himself from being identified as a witness to the crimes and so misled Simpson that the former football star deserves a new trial.
"To me, the claims are solid. I don't know how the court can't grant relief," said Patricia Palm, the Simpson appeals lawyer who produced a 94-page petition dissecting Galanter's promises, payments and performance as Simpson's lawyer in the trial that ended with a jury finding Simpson and a co-defendant guilty of 12 felonies.
Galanter declined to comment ahead of his is scheduled testimony.
Of the 22 allegations of conflict-of-interest and ineffective counsel that Palm raised, Clark County District Court Judge Linda Marie Bell has agreed to hear 19.
The five-day proceedings are technically neither a trial nor appeal. There won't be any opening statements. The judge will listen to testimony before deciding whether Simpson deserves a new trial. It's not clear whether Bell will rule immediately.
Simpson now says that Galanter knew ahead of time about his plan to retrieve what he thought were personal mementoes and met with Simpson in Las Vegas to discuss the plan the night before Simpson and five other men confronted two sports memorabilia dealers and a middleman in a cramped casino hotel room in September 2007.
Simpson maintains the plan was to take back what he expected would be family photos and personal belongings stolen from him after his 1995 "trial of the century" acquittal in the slayings of his wife and her friend in Los Angeles.
Galanter blessed the plan as within the law, as long as no one trespassed and no force was used, Simpson said.
The first witness on Monday is scheduled to be Dr. Norman Roitman, a Las Vegas psychiatrist who is expected to say that Simpson's perception of what took place in the Palace Station hotel room might have been hampered by football brain injuries and the effects of several vodka and cranberry juice cocktails he consumed before the confrontation.
H. Leon Simon and Leah Beverly, the Clark County deputy district attorneys representing the state, are scheduled to call another psychiatrist later in the week for another opinion.
Simpson trial co-counsel Gabriel Grasso is also scheduled Monday to testify.
Grasso and Galanter split in months after the trial, and Grasso later sued Galanter in federal court alleging breach of contract and nonpayment of legal fees. Grasso alleges that Galanter promised him $250,000 but paid just $15,000. Galanter responded with a defamation and slander lawsuit, filed in Miami.
In a sworn statement outlining what he will say, Grasso said he doesn't know if Galanter advised Simpson about recovering property before the incident, and doesn't know if Galanter told Simpson about a prosecution offer of a plea deal.
But Grasso said he thought Simpson should testify before the jury.
During trial, Simpson contends, Galanter "vigorously discouraged" him not to testify, and never told him that prosecutors were willing to let him plead guilty to charges that would have gotten him a minimum of two years in prison.
"He consistently told me the state could not prove its case because I acted within my rights in retaking my own property," Simpson said in a sworn statement outlining what he plans to say when he testifies this week.
Some who've watched the Simpson saga say he might have a chance.
"I think there's a lot to this," said John Momot, a lawyer nearing 40 years of criminal defense in Las Vegas who played himself in the 1995 movie "Casino" and provided expert cable TV commentary during Simpson's monthlong trial in September 2008.
"I don't think O.J. Simpson could ever get a fair trial, period, based on his reputation from California," Momot said. "But based on these allegations, if you took Joe Jones from the street and put him in the same situation, I think it would be possible he'd get a new trial."
Simpson's lawyers also say that while continuing to represent Simpson through oral arguments in a failed 2010 appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court, Galanter kept a lid on his own behind-the-scenes involvement. That nearly extinguished any chance Simpson had to claim ineffective representation in state or federal courts.
By Freddie Allen
NNPA Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON (NNPA) – When a Baltimore grocery store employee fingered 26-year-old Michael Austin for the murder of a security guard in the spring of 1974, Austin didn't even match the police sketch. The wanted suspect was less 6 feet tall and Austin was the size of a small forward in the NBA. The only other evidence linking him to the crime was a business card with the name of an alleged accomplice, a man who was never found.
The store owner, who was positive Austin wasn't the shooter, was never called to testify during the original trial and Austin's defense attorney never called a single witness to back up Austin's alibi that he was at work across town when the crimes were committed. A year later, Austin was convicted of first-degree murder and robbery and sentenced to life in prison on the eyewitness account of the grocery store employee, a college student, according to the prosecution, and a drug addict and high school dropout.
Austin spent half of his life behind bars for a crime he didn't commit, only gaining freedom through a New Jersey-based lawyers' group that works to free the wrongfully convicted. The grocery store employee died of an overdose in 1997, but not before he told family members that he lied about what he saw during the murder and sent an innocent man to prison. In December 2001, Austin was granted his freedom. Three years later, Austin won a $1.4 million settlement from the state of Maryland.
Michael Austin's story was chronicled in The National Registry of Exonerations, a collaborative effort between the University of Michigan law school at Ann Arbor and the Center on Wrongful Convictions at the School of Law at Northwestern University in Chicago. An updated registry of features stories of the wrongfully convicted and was recently released.
According to the report, Blacks account for nearly half (47 percent) of all known exonerees in 1989, and Whites made up nearly 39 percent of all known exonerees. When the updated exoneration report was released in April, 57 percent of the known cases that occurred in 2012 involved Blacks.
Samuel Gross, a law professor at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and the editor of The National Registry of Exonerations said the 10 percent increase for Blacks was striking, but it's too early to draw any firm conclusions. Gross said that he continues to learn about new cases that occurred in 2012. In last year's report released in June 2012, the registry found that 50 percent of the all known exonerees were Black.
"It's striking and if it stands up and it repeats in another year or two it will be an important trend," said Gross.
According to the registry report, 52 percent of the wrongful conviction cases involved perjury or false accusation, 43 percent involved official misconduct and 41 percent involved mistaken eyewitness identification.
The majority (57 percent) of all known exonerations were in homicide cases and 47 percent of those cases involved Black defendants and 37 percent involved Whites. Blacks accounted for 63 percent and Whites 18 percent of those wrongfully convicted of committed robberies.
"Homicide and robbery, sadly to say, are crimes that African Americans are heavily overrepresented in the prison population," said Gross.
The report found that "African Americans constitute 25% of prisoners incarcerated for rape, but 62% of those exonerated for such crimes."
Faulty eyewitness identification continues to drive the high rate of Blacks involved in adult sexual assault exoneration cases. Gross said that this is likely because of problems associated with cross-racial identification.
"White people don't have the type of experience living with and distinguishing members of other races as minorities do," said Gross. "There is also a long terrible history of racial discrimination in the prosecution of African Americans for rape when they are accused of raping White women and that may be a factor here, too."
According to the National Registry of Exonerations, a majority of the cases (52 percent) involve witness making a false accusation or committing perjury. Forty-one percent of the cases involve faulty eyewitness identification.
"As a group, the defendants had spent nearly 11,000 years in prison for crimes for which they should not have been convicted – an average of more than 10 years each," stated a report by The National Registry of Exonerations released in April.
These are often the most productive years of a person's life and the reason why many criminal justice advocates say that seeking compensation for wrongful convictions is the only chance that exonerees have in regaining a foothold in a world that is often much different than how they left it.
"Unfortunately, many of our clients have been in jail for decades and often these were the best years of their life; the years where you can go to school and get an education, years where you can build a career and learn how to do a job," said Paul Cates, communications director for the Innocence Project. "When they get out after 15 or 20 or 25 years, it's very difficult to enter the job market without an education and without any marginal skills."
Cates said that, when the government confines someone for those lengths of time, they definitely deserve to be compensated. Cates added: "It's particularly true when you consider that they have no way of making a living once they've been released."
Despite the proliferation of crime shows depicting the use of DNA in solving murders and proving innocence or guilt of a suspect, DNA testing is becoming less of a factor in wrongful conviction cases, because it is often initiated before cases go to trial.
"DNA evidence can be very persuasive to courts and to judges and to prosecutors, because it's a very definitive proof of innocence," said Cates. "But in all these other cases where this evidence is not available, it's really hard to prove when someone has been wrongfully convicted and the court system doesn't make that easy."
That could be changing. According to the registry report, for the first time, law enforcement officials cooperated in the majority of the known cases that freed the wrongfully convicted in 2012.
Revisions to state policies involving post-conviction DNA testing, greater oversight of convictions in prosecutorial offices, and the evolution of law enforcement practices could have contributed to the increase, according to the study.
"It's pretty clear that we make mistakes as you would expect from any human system and we should acknowledge that and that's becoming more widely understood and accepted," said Gross. "The more realistic we are in understanding that we do mistakes the better we'll be at identifying them and preventing them."
By MICHELLE RINDELS
Associated Press
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A self-described pimp accused of killing three people in a shooting and fiery crash on the Las Vegas Strip pleaded not guilty to 11 counts against him Monday, after initially telling the judge he wanted to plead guilty.
Ammar Asim Faruq Harris, 27, was arraigned in Clark County District Court on murder, attempted murder and shooting charges filed after the Feb. 21 crash.
After Harris indicated he wanted to plead guilty and dismiss his lawyer, the attorney said that would be a mistake and suggested Harris didn't understand the gravity of that decision. After a break, Harris returned to court and entered not guilty pleas.
Harris' lawyer, Special Public Defender David Schieck, wouldn't elaborate on what might have changed Harris' mind but said there were defenses for some of the allegations.
Harris is accused of shooting from a black Range Rover into a Maserati sports car that then slammed into a taxi that burst into flames.
Taxi driver Michael Boldon, 62, of Las Vegas, and passenger Sandra Sutton-Wasmund, 48, of Maple Valley, Wash., were killed. The Maserati driver, Kenneth Cherry Jr., 27, died at a hospital.
Another man in the Maserati suffered gunshot wounds and survived. Five other people in several other vehicles suffered less serious injuries.
Police said Harris and Cherry had exchanged angry words at a casino valet stand before speeding up the Strip. Investigators found no gun in the Maserati and no evidence that Cherry returned fire before crashing.
Harris was arrested a week later in Los Angeles.
A trial is set to begin Sept. 9. Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty — something that Boldon's brother supports.
"My brother is dead, and I don't think this man deserves to breathe," Tehran Boldon said after Harris appeared.
Harris also pleaded not guilty Monday to felony robbery and sex assault charges in a 2010 rape case that had been dismissed. A July court date is set in that case, which could increase the severity of his sentence in the murder case.
By MARYCLAIRE DALE
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Dr. Kermit Gosnell proved a serene but solitary figure in the courtroom during his long murder trial, in contrast to the chaotic life he built as an inner-city doctor, abortion provider and father of six.
Jurors who convicted him this week of killing three babies born alive at his run-down West Philadelphia clinic thought he began his career with good intentions, but then lost his way.
"He started out as a good, practicing doctor. But eventually, it just became a money-generating machine," juror Joseph Carroll said Wednesday, after Gosnell was sentenced to life in prison without parole. "Most of us felt it probably came down to a greed factor."
Gosnell, 72, had been the rare black student from his working-class neighborhood to go to medical school. He became an early proponent of therapeutic abortions in the 1960s and '70s, and returned from a stint in New York City to open up a clinic in the impoverished Mantua neighborhood, near where he had grown up as the only child of a gas station operator and government clerk.
His Women's Medical Center treated the poor, immigrants and teens, offering free basic medical care to elderly people, many of whom were seen in recent years by unlicensed doctor Eileen O'Neill.
But Gosnell made millions performing abortions, charging up to $2,500 or more in cash if women were in their second or third trimester. District Attorney R. Seth Williams said Wednesday that Gosnell put women through labor, then killed their babies, "because it's cheaper to do that."
"We had no evidence that these patients were told that ... after the baby is born, and the baby's alive and squirming and kicking and crying, I'm going to sever its spinal cord."
Former staffers testified that Gosnell once performed mostly first-term procedures, perhaps 20 a night, along with a few later-term procedures. But that ratio reversed itself from 2000 to 2010, as Gosnell increasingly attracted desperate women who were further along.
According to prosecutors, he routinely performed abortions after the 20-week limit in Delaware, where he also worked, and the 24-week limit in Pennsylvania. And he did the late-term surgical procedures in his clinic, while they were more typically done in hospitals.
Gosnell by then was also attracting lawsuits from women who said they were injured during botched abortions at his clinic. One woman said he left fetal remains inside her, another sued over a perforated uterus, and a trial witness said she spent two weeks in a hospital with sepsis after an abortion at age 17 that allegedly took place when she was nearly 30 weeks, or more than seven months, pregnant. Stunned clinic workers took cellphone photos of that baby boy, photos that provided key evidence in the murder charge over "Baby A."
Workers testified that the West Philadelphia clinic deteriorated over the decade they worked there, as Gosnell cut costs by reusing disposable medical equipment that spread venereal disease, and relied on unlicensed doctors and untrained staff to perform skilled medical care. The jury found that contributed to the overdose death of a 41-year-old patient who was sedated repeatedly by medical assistants.
"This is Philadelphia in the year 2013. This isn't some third-world country," Assistant District Attorney Joanne Pescatore said in opening statements in March.
But defense lawyer Jack McMahon countered: "Every time a doctor loses a patient, it isn't murder."
Meanwhile, lines of unsavory patients were lining up to get prescriptions from Gosnell for OxyContin and other frequently abused painkillers. That side of Gosnell's practice led to the 2010 clinic raid, when the FBI stumbled on abortion practices that would come to be termed "a house of horrors" in a 2011 grand jury report.
McMahon blanched at that description, saying prosecutors and the press have "lynched" his client by exaggerating the facts.
"To call him a monster, maybe it's convenient for the press, but that is not accurate," McMahon said Wednesday. "He never intended to kill a live baby."
Gosnell has been married three times, the third time to a cosmetician who grew up in foster care and came to work at the clinic. Pearl Gosnell has pleaded guilty to helping perform third-term abortions but is living at their home near the clinic, with the couple's teenage daughter, Gosnell's youngest child, while awaiting sentencing. Gosnell's adult children include an actor and college professor. No relatives or friends have come to court for him.
"That was intentional," said McMahon, who said Gosnell wanted to spare his children the notoriety of the case. "He talked to them numerous times on the telephone and had their support all the way, but just (not) ... in the courtroom because of the obvious."
The FBI found $250,000 cash stashed in the teenager's bedroom at Gosnell's home, one of several properties he acquired during his 40-year career. He also owned rental properties and a beach house in Brigantine, N.J., the latter of which was sold to pay his legal bills.
"He always led me to believe he was a poor, struggling urban physician and surgeon. I thought he was hurting financially," testified former clinic worker Stephen Massof, an unlicensed doctor who pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree murder for cutting babies after they were born alive.
With his fate sealed, Gosnell plans to plead guilty to federal drug charges related to his high-volume pain medicine practice, McMahon said. And his client hopes people will someday understand his motives. McMahon has noted that his client didn't pluck women off the street and force them to have abortions.
"He knew that he wanted to air out certain things, and he had a shot at it and he got a good shot at it," McMahon said. "Five of the verdicts were not guilty. That's a victory that is kind of hollow, but nonetheless that's a victory in his mind."
By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER
WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI is investigating potential civil rights violations at the Internal Revenue Service after the agency acknowledged the agency had singled out conservative groups for extra scrutiny, Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday.
Other potential crimes include making false statements to authorities and violating the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in some partisan political activities, Holder said.
"I can assure you and the American people that we will take a dispassionate view of this," Holder told the House Judiciary Committee at a hearing Wednesday. "This will not be about parties, this will not be about ideological persuasions. Anybody who has broken the law will be held accountable."
But, Holder said, it will take time to determine if there was criminal wrongdoing.
Holder announced a day earlier that the Justice department had opened a criminal investigation, joining three committees in Congress that are looking into the matter. As the investigation widened, House Speaker John Boehner told reporters he had this question: "Who's going to jail over this scandal?"
"There are laws in place to prevent this type of abuse. Someone made a conscious decision to harass and to hold up these requests for tax exempt status," Boehner said. "I think we need to know who they are and whether they violated the law. Clearly someone violated the law."
Legal experts, however, said it could be difficult to prove that IRS officials or employees knowingly violated the civil rights of conservative groups. If there is a violation, the experts said, investigators can sometimes prove more easily that officials made false statements or obstructed justice in some other way.
"I think it's doubtful that any of these knuckleheads who engaged in the conduct that gave rise to this controversy knowingly believed that they were violating the law," said David H. Laufman, a former Justice Department lawyer. "But that remains to be seen. That's what investigations are for."
"It's more likely than not that," he said, "the conduct at issue here may constitute violations of IRS rules or standards or protocols or procedures but may fall short of what is necessary to constitute a criminal offense."
Even if IRS agents broke criminal laws in targeting conservative groups, investigators may have to prove they knowingly did it, a high standard, said Brian Galle, a former Justice Department lawyer who teaches law at Boston College.
"If the reason they were pursuing them was in order to punish them for their political activity, there might be a First Amendment concern there," Galle said. "On the other hand, if the reason that they were looking for tea party groups is because there had been press reports about this new group, the tea party, who was aimed primarily at getting more conservative people elected to office, then they were just responding to the evidence. It really depends on what their motives were."
Wednesday's hearing was the first of several in Congress that will focus on the issue.
The House Oversight Committee announced Wednesday that it would hold a hearing May 22, featuring Lois Lerner, the head of the IRS division that oversees tax exempt organizations, and former IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman, whose five-year term ended in November.
The Senate Finance Committee announced a hearing for next Tuesday.
The House Ways and Means Committee will hold a hearing Friday, featuring the acting IRS commissioner, Steven Miller, and the Treasury inspector general for tax administration, J. Russell George.
At Wednesday's hearing, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, said Lerner misled him and his staff when they asked her about complaints from conservative groups that they were being harassed by the IRS.
"I know for a fact, Lois Lerner lied to me, she lied to our personal staff, she lied to committee staff, she lied in correspondence," Jordan said.
Lerner learned about the targeting on June 29, 2011, according to a report Tuesday by the inspector general.
The report said ineffective management at the IRS allowed agents to improperly target tea party and other conservative groups for more than 18 months.
The report said that while their applications for tax exempt status languished, tea party groups were asked a host of inappropriate questions, including: Who are your donors? What are the political affiliations of officers? What issues are important to the organization, and what are your positions on those issues? Will any officers in the group run for public office? Where do you work?
The IRS started targeting groups with "Tea Party," "Patriots" or "9/12 Project" in their applications for tax exempt status in March 2010, the inspector general's report said. By August 2010, it was part of the written criteria used to flag groups for additional scrutiny.
Colleen M. Kelley, president of the National Treasury Employees Union, said Wednesday that no union employees had been disciplined, as far as she knew. She noted that the IG's report said agents were not motivated by political bias.
Kelley told The Associated Press that low-level workers could not have specifically targeted conservative groups for long without the approval of supervisors. However, she noted, there are many levels of supervisors at the IRS.
"No processes or procedures or anything like that would ever be done just by front-line employees without any management involvement," Kelley said. "That's just not how it operates."
Also Wednesday, the IRS released a list of 179 advocacy groups that had been approved for tax-exempt status as of May 9. The list includes both seemingly conservative and progressive groups, including the Nevada County Tea Party Patriots and Progress Texas. A total of 34 included the words "tea party" in their names.
"Progress Texas and the tea party strongly disagree on the role of government," said a statement from Ed Espinoza, executive director of Progress Texas. "Yet, when we applied for tax-exempt status, Progress Texas received the same type of additional scrutiny that tea party groups are complaining about."
The IRS also pushed back against one aspect of the inspector general's report. The report said the chief counsel was briefed about conservative groups being targeted on Aug. 4, 2011.
The IRS, however, said in a statement that the meeting involved staff attorneys "several layers below" chief counsel William Wilkins.
"Wilkins did not learn about specific groups being singled out by name until earlier this year," the IRS statement said.
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North Hall evened a lot of scores on Friday night when it beat Buford.
The No. 7 Trojans beat the No. 2 Wolves 68-63 in Buford on Friday night. It avenged a 52-45 loss to the Wolves on Jan. 15. It stopped a 14-game losing streak against the Wolves. It also pulled North Hall into a tie for first place in Region 7-AAA, necessitating a coin flip to determine the No. 1 seed for the tournament. North Hall won that, too.
The coin flip had little meaning. The top two seeds (Buford and North Hall) were already scheduled to host a first-round game and North Hall had already been chosen to host the region semifinals and finals.
Not all the news was great for North Hall (23-2), which won for the ninth straight time. Guard Ebo Smith, who scored 21 points, fell and hit his head in the fourth quarter; he did not return to the game.
North Hall was amazing at the line. They shot 34 free throws and made 28 of them. Griffin Olson, who scored 15, and Adam Kelly, who scored 13, each made seven free throws.
Isaiah Williams led Buford (18-6) with 25 points. The Wolves had won 14 straight games.
Buford girls win without star
The No. 1-ranked Buford girls won its fourth straight game without guard Kaela Davis, a Georgia Tech commitment. The Wolves (18-4) beat North Hall 73-40 with Mackenzie Darrah and Bree Horrocks each scoring 16. Buford has won 12 of its last 13 games, losing only to Class AA No. 1 Wesleyan during that stretch.
North Oconee girls remain on roll
The No. 4 North Oconee girls won their 30th straight region game on Friday, beating county rival Oconee County 53-30. Brooke Hubbard scored 17 points to lead the Titans (23-2, 14-0), who will host the first round of the Region 8-AAA playoffs on Tuesday against East Jackson.
No. 10 Dawson boys knocked off
The No. 10 Dawson County boys lost their third straight game on Friday, falling to West Hall 62-52. The Tigers are 20-5, but all have losses have come within rugged Region 7. Hunter Atkinson led West Hall with 22 points in the upset and Grayson Tyler scored 15 on five 3-pointers. Dawson County, which remains the No. 3 seed in the region playoffs, got 26 points from Tyler Dominy, who scored his team's first 12 points.
The Dawson County girls secured second place in Region 7-AAA and will host first-round games on Wednesday. The Tigers beat West Hall 70-32 as Carly Gilreath scored 25 points. . . . The Callaway boys clinched first place in Region 4 with a 70-58 win over BEST Academy. . . . The No. 1 Cartersville boys (24-0) remained undefeated by beating North Murray 63-60. The Purple Hurricanes have a makeup game with Gordon Central on Monday to determine the Region 5 championship.
February 9th, 2013
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Problems at the U of Buford i see…..
February 9th, 2013
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That's what happens when you have rent-a-players.
February 14th, 2013
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Hey son of Waco how bout them golden lions? I'd love to fry some hawks in basketball too


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MIAMI -- Chris Bosh is leaving Toronto for Miami, saying it's not about the money but about winning.
Ending months of speculation, the former Raptors forward announced Wednesday that he will sign with the Miami Heat, joining his good friend Dwyane Wade.
Both Wade and Bosh were part of this year's blockbuster free agent class that also includes LeBron James, who will announce his intentions on ESPN on Thursday night (TSN, 9 p.m. ET).
It had long been expected that Bosh would not return to Toronto, but Wednesday's announcement provided the confirmation.
In an interview with ESPN, Bosh said he wanted to land with a team that would compete for and NBA championship. In his seven years with Toronto, Bosh has only played in 11 playoff games.
"I think both Dwyane and I, we both wanted an opportunity where right away we would be competing," Bosh said. "We're ready to sacrifice a lot of things in order to do that. It's not about the money. It's not about anything else except for winning. I'm a winner. Dwyane's a winner. We're going to bring winning to Miami."
Bosh, 26, said leaving Toronto wasn't an easy decision.
"I've been there for seven years, it's pretty much my second home," Bosh said. "To leave that has been difficult, even throughout this whole process."
Still, Bosh seemed to be having fun as teams attempted to woo him, frequently posting his thoughts on Twitter.
"It's been an exciting time," he told ESPN. "It's been one of the biggest stories in sports. Just to be a part of that I felt that I had to enjoy it instead of maybe just trying to run away from everything. Instead of doing that, I embraced it."
While the Raptors have said they were preparing for life after Bosh, nobody from the team was saying much about Bosh's announcement Wednesday.
"I have nothing official from anyone," Raptors general manager Bryan Colangelo said in a text message to the AP.
A Raptors official said there would be no further comment from the team during the official signing moratorium, which ends Thursday.
The Raptors do have several sign-and-trade options from teams interested in acquiring Bosh, who averaged a career-best 24.0 points and 10.8 rebounds last season for Toronto.
When asked about a reported sign-and-trade deal between Toronto and Cleveland, Bosh said he didn't know the details.
"I leave that for my agent," he said. "I really don't know the specifics in that conversation... I wasn't sure if LeBron was coming back and I wanted to leave that decision up to him. I wanted to choose the best situation for me and my family."
A sign-and-trade would mean more money for Bosh. The Raptors could give him a six-year, US$128-million contract but another team can only offer a five-year deal worth $96 million.
Bosh is the latest Raptors star to head south after Damon Stoudamire, Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady all left Toronto for other teams.
Wade said the fact that Bosh was coming made his decision to stay in Miami much easier.
"I'm so glad it's over," Wade said in an interview with The Associated Press. "I had to do what was best for me. And I know I did that."
Bosh and Wade are friends, were Olympic teammates on the gold-medal team in Beijing, dined together at times during the free-agent interview process last week in Chicago and were part of that star-studded draft class in 2003 -- Bosh went fourth, Wade fifth.
Wade said when free agency began that he would likely only stay in Miami if the Heat lured either Bosh or James to south Florida.
Now they're waiting -- like the rest of the league -- to see what James will do.
Wade does not know what the terms of the next contract he'll sign with Miami will be, nor when he'll sign the paper. Bosh doesn't have terms of his next deal done either. It's all contingent on what James says Thursday night, and Wade insisted he knows nothing about what the two-time MVP will say or where he'll be saying it from.
"I won't speak to him again until he makes his decision," Wade said in the AP interview. "And when it's over, I will congratulate him. But I will be watching."
Either way, Wade is already thrilled with how free agency played out.
He, James and Bosh were the three kingpins of this long-hyped market, a trio of all-stars who came into the league together seven years ago and structured their last contracts just to hit the open market together this summer, the last under the current terms of the league's collective bargaining agreement.
They've talked often about playing together.
Now, the ball is clearly in King James' court.
Regardless of whether James comes to Miami, the Heat still have only four players currently in the picture for this coming season: Wade, Bosh, Michael Beasley and Mario Chalmers. Miami is deeply in discussions with several free agents, including Brendan Haywood, Mike Miller, Raymond Felton and Udonis Haslem -- whom Wade has played with in all seven of his previous seasons.
Haslem and Bosh play the same position, and like Wade, are represented by the same agent, Henry Thomas. Bosh's arrival figures to make it more difficult for Haslem -- who has other offers -- to stay in Miami.
"UD is family to me," Wade said. "He's a brother of mine. I told him, 'I want you here.' But I'm not going to tell him to take a sacrifice and a pay cut to come play with me, because my sacrifice, my pay cut, it's a little different."
Quentin Richardson, Dorell Wright and Chris Quinn, all longtime Wade friends and teammates, also are high on the wish list.
"We'll see what the best thing is for us to win," Wade told the AP. "I'm going to make a lot of money, no matter what happens. I've been blessed. I'm not counting every dollar and every cent. Let's sit down, let's see what the best thing is for us for the long haul. This is about longevity. That's why I wanted to play with another superstar. That's why I wanted to build a team."
It's unclear whether Miami's acquisition of Bosh will come through a simple free-agent signing or a sign-and-trade deal with Toronto.
Bosh and Wade could formally become teammates as soon as Thursday, when the NBA moratorium on signing contracts expires. Under NBA rules, the Heat cannot confirm any contracts until 12:01 a.m. Thursday, although players are allowed to agree to deals before the signing window opens.
Miami came into the free-agent period with around $44 million of cap space, not including $16 million or so earmarked for Wade, thanks to years of avoiding just about any deal where money would have been committed for the 2010-11 season.
"We want to build a dynasty," Heat president Pat Riley had told fans entering free agency.
Bosh and Wade would be a pretty good start.
"We are engaged in free agent negotiations with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh," was the only statement from Riley on Wednesday. "We intend to enter into player contracts with Dwyane and Chris once the moratorium period has ended."
The expectation around the Heat for months -- for years, really -- was that Wade would have a flirtation with free agency, then return to Miami for a six-year contract that could have been worth around $125 million, maybe a bit more or less depending on what the salary cap number for the coming 2010-11 season is.
The 2006 NBA finals MVP fed that assumption, saying countless times that he wanted to stay in Miami if the roster were upgraded to a championship-contending level. That rather ambiguous caveat took a more exact shape in recent days, and the Heat were clearly on edge when Wade took two meetings with the Chicago Bulls, his hometown team.
"As much as I love Miami, I would have done myself no justice if I stayed here and no one came with me," Wade said. "My career's going to end in a couple years if that happens. I couldn't do that."
So he didn't. He tested the waters, talked to Chicago and New York and New Jersey.
In the end, the decision was brutally tough, tougher than Wade ever thought possible.
"It's over," Wade said in the AP interview. "It's not all over-over, but for me, it's over."


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The Alabama soldier arrested in Colorado on kidnapping and other charges in November 2012, is back in custody on charges out of Madison, Alabama.
Aaron Lucas was taken into custody in El Paso County, Colorado, Wednesday afternoon on Fort Carson. Lucas was arrested on charges stemming from a 2007 Madison case. The charges on the warrant were enticing a child and sexual abuse of a child less than 12 years of age.
He was booked into the Criminal Justice Center in Colorado Springs without bond as a fugitive from justice.
Lucas was first arrested on October 23, 2012, in connection with an El Paso County, Colorado kidnapping case and a separate enticement of a child case, each from 2012, as well as for his connection to similar cases from other Colorado jurisdictions.
Madison investigators said DNA evidence links Lucas to a December 2007 case where a six-year-old girl was abducted after getting off her school bus. The attacker then molested her and dropped her off near her home after the attack.
Investigators took DNA evidence at that time, but an arrest was not made.
When Lucas was arrested in Colorado, investigators took a sample of his DNA and ran it through a database. They got a hit on the 2007 case in Madison, and notified Alabama authorities two to three weeks ago.
Madison Police said they don't currently have any more victims, but they aren't ruling out the possibility.
Investigators contacted the Madison victim's family to alert them to the arrest. It's unclear if they still live in North Alabama.
Officials said he will be tried in Colorado before he is extradited to Madison County. They said extradition is costly, so they do not want to bring him to Alabama and then have to send him back to Colorado for trial.
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COVINGTON - A wanted man, who apparently was distraught over the prospect of going back to jail, faces charges of aggravated assault against a law enforcement officer after he allegedly approached a Newton County sheriff's deputy with a knife Thursday morning.Shortly after 11:30 a.m., Deputies David Gilbert and Matt Roberts went to a home on Fifth Avenue in Jamestown to serve an arrest warrant on the suspect, Earnest Edward Eubanks, 51, which stemmed from an alleged probation violation, according to an Newton County Sheriff's Office incident report completed by Gilbert. Upon arriving at the residence, the deputies located Eubanks and had him sit down on a couch inside the home. When Gilbert told Eubanks about the warrant and that he would have to come with him to jail, the suspect reportedly jumped up and ran toward the back door saying "he was not going back to jail," according to the incident report. Eubanks then allegedly placed his hand in his right front pocket, prompting Gilbert to draw his taser. After his mother blocked the door with her wheelchair, the suspect, who had a knife in his right hand, reportedly turned back toward Gilbert and repeated that he wasn't going back to jail. Gilbert told Eubanks to drop the knife, but he refused and came toward the deputy with the weapon, at which point he shot the suspect with his taser, according to the incident report. After Roberts placed Eubanks in handcuffs, the distraught suspect told Gilbert he wanted the deputy to shoot him with his firearm. EMS workers later treated Eubanks for the injuries he sustained from the taser barbs on his chest and stomach area at the scene and he was transported by the Newton County Detention Center. Joel Griffin can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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How it represents everything in Regina's entire life?
Being trapped by the cycle of abuse, being trapped by her mother in a marriage to a not nice man, being trapped by her own desire for vengeance?
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So, hi there. :) For tonight, I'll be updating my wishlist. Hahaha. Uhm, I think this is somewhat a 'great' news for shoe lovers whose shoe size range from Size 36-38. If you wish to buy a good pair of shoes in not so pricey way, you can buy and merely afford one on Modernosense.
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Every year we pull out all the stops and hold a slew of special events for 10 days straight at the Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens - Escondido, Liberty Station and around the county to celebrate. What do we have in store for this year? Well...
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Rare Beer Breakfast
Friday, November 1st | 9am - 12pm
We're throwing a breakfast party to kick off San Diego Beer Week! Chef Jeff Stanko and Pastry Chef Tony Martin are cooking up an extravagant morning buffet to start the week of beery festivities with a bang, and "Dr." Bill Sysak is providing a stellar lineup of rare and hard-to-find brews to fill up your commemorative glass. Join us for an awesome beginning to one of the best weeks you've ever had!!
San Diego History Center's History Happy Hour with Stone
Friday, November 1st | 5:30pm - 8pm
Visit the San Diego History Center's exhibit, "Bottled & Kegged: San Diego's Craft Brew Culture," during this special event! Explore San Diego's extensive and diverse brewing history while you enjoy delicious food and beer, and hear Stone's own Greg Koch speak about craft beer and San Diego tourism in the heart of the exhibit.
Your $25 ticket ($20 for members) includes:
- Admission to the exhibit
- A commemorative tasting glass to take home
- Samples of rare Stone beers
- Delicious food from Soda & Swine
- A riveting beer speech by Greg Koch!
Beer List
Stone 12.12.12 Vertical Epic Ale
2013 Double Bastard Ale
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Redoubled Double Bastard Ale
Saturday, November 2nd | 11am - Close
Join us on Saturday at Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens - Escondido and get a taste of this year's Double Bastard Ale before its public release! We'll have another 12 editions of this much sought-after beer on tap, so you can catch up on the past 8 delicious years. We will keep pouring until they run out!
Ultimate Beer & Chocolate
Sunday, November 3rd | 12 - 2pm
Our extra popular beer pairing is back! Join us for a veritable feast of scrumptious and unique chocolate creations paired with spectacular craft beers for an over-the-top exercise in decadence. On the menu are 15 sinfully delicious chocolate truffles created by Stone Pastry Chef Tony Martin and two of San Diego's finest chocolatiers, Eclipse Chocolat, and So Rich Chocolates.
Firestone Walker 17th Anniversary Release Party
Tuesday, November 5th | 5pm - 8pm
Join Firestone Walker's Barrel Works Director, Jeffers Richardson, at our outside bar for an awesome party commemorating 17 years of brewing world-class beers. We'll be the first in California to pour the much-anticipated Firestone Walker XVII outside of their brewery, so come on down for a taste, in addition to eight more tasty Firestone Walker beers.
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XVII Anniversary Ale
XVI Anniversary Ale
Double Barrel Ale
Double Jack IPA
Stickee Monkee
Velvet Merkin
Union Jack IPA
...plus a very special Firestone Walker brew on cask!
12 Brewers, 12 Casks, 12 Mallets
Wednesday, November 6th | 5pm - 7pm
Meet Stone's brewing stars and try 12 casks of deliciously enhanced Stone brews! Precisely at 5pm, 12 Stone brewers will tap their unique and unbelievably tasty casks simultaneously-with mallets.
Master Pairing Beer Dinner with The Lost Abbey
Thursday, November 7th | 6:30pm - 9pm
The Lost Abbey is widely renowned for its painstakingly crafted abbey style ales and barrel-aged beers. Join us for a spectacular seven-course meal and (re)discover why! "Dr." Bill Sysak has paired each dish with two of the best beers The Lost Abbey has to offer, many of which are rare and highly sought after, for a remarkable journey in flavor and craftsmanship that you won't soon forget.
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Friday, November 8th | 5:30pm - 7:30pm
The Colorado-based Crooked Stave Artisan Beer Project has been brewing up stellar beers with unique twists for three years now, and has just recently made its foray into California. Meet Crooked Stave's Brewer, Chad Yakobson, at our outside bar for a chat and a pint, and you'll be able to sample seven of their highly acclaimed brews--three of which you can't try anywhere else in the state!
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Hop Savant
St. Bretta
Vieille Artisanal Saison
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Saturday, November 9th | 11am - Close
It's been over half a year since 2013 Stone Imperial Russian Stout made its mouthwatering debut, and we know you want more. We've never been the types to deliver in moderate amounts, so we'll have a decade's worth of this beloved black brew on tap for you, pouring all day long or until we run out!


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If you have "lockouts" in three or more months over a one year period of time, your requirement to carry interlock may be extended by up to an additional year. By statute, a lockout is defined as any instance where alcohol is detected over 0.025 and prevents the vehicle from starting up. Some interlock companies may also use the terminology "lockout," but this is not the same as the legal definition under the interlock law.
You may request a hearing and obtain copies of the reports in advance by calling the Hearings Division at 303-205-5606. At the hearing, the Hearing Officer will review your record and reports with you and make a decision regarding whether you will be required to extend your interlock obligation, and if so, for how long. You will not face additional suspension if you timely request a hearing and comply with the Hearing Officer's decision.
If you do not wish to request a hearing, contact your interlock provider to arrange for a 1 year extension of your interlock lease. Again, if you timely arrange for this, you will not face further suspension. However, if you do file for the one year extension, you waive your right to a hearing.
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There are no driving privileges that can be granted by the Hearings Division while under this type of action.
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The longer LED life means fewer labor costs for replacement, and labor costs are only going up.
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-Dow CEO Urges Taking a Broader View
Chemical makers and engineers should lead in tackling major challenges.
Andrew Liveris, chairman and CEO of Dow Chemical, foresees a revolution in advanced manufacturing and exhorts chemical engineers to play a key role in it. He has championed advanced manufacturing for some time. Liveris authored the 2011 book "Make It in America: The Case for Re-inventing the Economy" and also served as co-chair of President Obama's Advanced Manufacturing Partnership working group, which in July 2012 issued "Report to the President on Capturing Domestic Competitive Advantage in Advanced Manufacturing."
Liveris, who became CEO of the Midland, Mich., company in 2004 and chairman in 2006, holds a chemical engineering degree from the University of Queensland, Australia. In a lecture in London in early April in conjunction with his receiving the George E. Davis Award for contributions to chemical engineering from the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), Rugby, U.K., he explained his optimism but also raised some cautions. Here are some key excerpts from that lecture:
"Yes, chemicals are our stock in trade.
"But too often, I think, we, and others, believe they are the extent of what we can produce — the outer limit of what we can achieve. We believe that we are simply in the commodity chemicals business — or only in the specialty chemical business.
"Well, I think that view — and those terms, which reflect it — are outdated.
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"… I believe it is an exciting time to be a chemical engineer — even more exciting than when I became one."
To see his full remarks, go to www.dow.com/company/insights/multimedia/20130405a.htm.
MARK ROSENZWEIG is Chemical Processing's Editor in Chief. You can email him at email@example.com.
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A mom left a note attached to a shower curtain that said "Please Clean this bathroom tonight. Clean it like the Queen of England is visiting. Clean tonight. …"
So the teenager took the note pretty literally. Check out photos on the link of what the teenager did.
So is this good-natured fun on the part of the teen or would he be punished? Or would you just be glad he cleaned the bathroom?
I guess it would depend on the relationship you had with the teen. If you are constantly in a power struggle then you probably couldn't let him get away with that. But if you get along and it was meant to be funny, I think I would be laughing. Again, the bathroom did get cleaned.
April 1st, 2013
2:03 am
Who cares as long as the bathroom got cleaned? Personally, I'd be laughing myself sick! The kid has a sense of humor, I don't see any meanness in his antics.
It's a control thing: If you want help around the house, you have to be a little flexible about how you get it. I can't see this being a power struggle. At least the kid was smiling while he did it!
April 1st, 2013
5:09 am
…I agree with what DB said.
And this reminds me of the old joke of when the tired traveler tried to check into a hotel late at night only to be told that the place was completely sold out. He replied, "you mean to tell me that if the President of the United States came by you would not be able to accomodate him"? The clerk responded that of course they would be ablt to accomodate him; to which the traveler replied "Well, he isn't coming, so I will take his room"!
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April 1st, 2013
7:04 am
I think it's pretty funny. I would have laughed too…..He did what he was told….LOL.
April 1st, 2013
7:07 am
Love this kid's sense of humor. I don't think he's a smart aleck at all; he's creative.
April 1st, 2013
7:12 am
LOVE IT!! This is exactly something my kid would do! Again, the bathroom got cleaned and no one was injured in the process. I consider that a successful day!
April 1st, 2013
7:16 am
I thought it was hysterical. He had some imagination and made an effort.
April 1st, 2013
7:37 am
I loved it when I first saw it! It would depend on the parent's relationship with the teen. However, the bathroom did get clean and yes, he's got a sense of humor. Love the Tartis.
April 1st, 2013
7:59 am
OF course he was being a wise guy! BUT it does not stop it from being hilarious! I would have laughed, given him a hug and probably some money for going the extra steps!
Like Misty, I appreciate the Tatis.
Like others I would be happy if the bathroom was cleaned. I have girls and their bathroom is a mess.
April 1st, 2013
7:59 am
I think this is hilarious. The kid probably was being a smart aleck. So what? Teenagers are smart alecks. The bathroom got cleaned and that would be all I cared about. If this was my kid, I would be laughing my rear end off.
April 1st, 2013
8:02 am
ON 2nd thought:
I probably would have passed out and hit my head on the sink from the fact they did so good a job!
April 1st, 2013
8:18 am
Love it..Yes, the kid was probably being a smarty pants, but the Mom said clean for the Queen, so great job kid..
April 1st, 2013
9:01 am
I know TWG is driving discussion in the blog, but I would find it hard to believe that any parent would punish their kid for something like this. Outside of a parent who is mentally ill or abusive, I would think any parent would laugh at what the kid did and enjoy the cleverness and creativity.
If you get any responses supporting punishment with an attempt at valid reasoning for doing so, I will be very surprised.
April 1st, 2013
9:05 am
It's hilarious … Love the kid's creativity!
April 1st, 2013
9:13 am
If you don't think this is funny, you should consider giving your kids to someone who does!
April 1st, 2013
10:41 am
It's funny AND the kid cleaned the bathroom. Let's face it she probably wrote the note because if her kid is like my friend's son he believes a quick once over the sink and toilet seat with a clorox wipe does the job (no toilet bowl, no tub, no shower wall).
April 1st, 2013
10:58 am
Punish for what?? Seems the job may have even been performed beyond expectations!!
April 1st, 2013
3:27 pm
I am pretty strict and think this is a HOOT. The bathroom got cleaned and the mom got some tea and crumpets. HI-larious!
April 1st, 2013
7:44 pm
"If you are constantly in a power struggle then you probably couldn't let him get away with that."
Are you kidding? If a parent views something like this as part of a power struggle, then they have issues, not the kid. Even if it's not good-natured (but I think it is), the kid did what was asked with at worst a little attitude. If it's not done in fun and really is meant by the kid to be part of a larger struggle, not letting him "get away with that" would actually give him more power by allowing him to get under your skin and provoke a reaction with such a silly little hint of rebellion.


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