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TMZ has obtained surveillance footage showing the moment Lindsay Lohan allegedly struck a pedestrian in front of a NYC hotel ... and one thing is clear -- NOTHING IS CLEAR.
The footage begins as Lindsay's black Porsche is in the street, attempting to pull in to the hotel parking garage ... which was blocked by several pedestrians.
Seemed like Lindsay was making a slow entrance ... but a man in a plaid shirt can be seen walking in front of the car ... and she MAY have made contact with him. It's hard to tell.
After the alleged collision ... the man (who claimed he was injured) can be seen SPRINTING into the parking garage in an effort to catch up to Lindsay's car.
TMZ broke the story ... Lindsay was later arrested for leaving the scene of an accident.
The alleged victim claims he was hospitalized for injuries sustained in the alleged impact ... and says Lindsay reeked of booze at the time of the incident.
For her part, Lindsay ADAMANTLY denies she did anything wrong and claims the allegations are total BS.
That's messed up! He ran into her.
Lindsay will never get it. Doesn't matter if you run the guy over or barely hit him, you stop right there and see if he's ok and you have the cops there to file a report, you don't flee the scene just because you think you shouldn't have to answer for it. You are so delusional Lohan and so is your drugged up mom. As for these "friends" you say support you, sure they support you, they like getting all the sexual favors you give them, that's the only way you get anything these days cause you sure aren't working on anything else and you have zero talent.
P.S. If you were mingling around a group of people, and you were suddenly hit by a vehicle, somebody around you would know it. Nobody went to his aid. It doesn't seem like he said anything like, hey, that car just hit me, because nobody turned to look at the license plate or anything. I hope this guy doesn't end up getting any money, because these scams cost us money too, as taxpayers, paying for the court processes and police attendance. A pulled tendon that he claims as an injury, is something he could have done to himself after the fact. It is not an injury that would occur if you were brushed by a passing car, unless there was a pull of your body in some way.
I understand Lindsay is not someone of good moral character, but where do we draw the line? This guy clearly embellished his story. Whether we like Lindsay or not, this guy's moral character is just as questionable as hers. Where's the part where he "fell to the side"? How does he know that she "reeked" of alcohol when the closest he ever got to her was when he was standing beside the passenger door, as she happened to be driving away. I'm curious as to how someone's nose is that good whilst smelling someone in a moving vehicle and you aren't even anywhere near the driver's side of the vehicle? And I'm not even going to get into how someone sprints on torn tendons, I've had torn tendons before and I know for a fact I could NOT sprint on them. The entire thing seems preposterous and I don't give a crap that Lindsay is a person of crappy moral character. This is about what is right and what is wrong, regardless of who is involved or how bad a track record they have. Logic tells me this guy is milking everything he can with his ahem, "injuries".
anyway she needs to stop driving altogether, and doing other things that just give people ammo. I hate to say it but there are other times she has seemingly been set up before. She needs to take learn from this situation, as well as any other situation she has been in where people have lied/embellished stories about her and take it as a sign she needs to STOP doing things like driving, going out to clubs, just anything in general where someone could set her up. She needs to quit doing things that could leave her in a compromising position, where others can and will distort the truth about her. At this point I believe it's her own damn fault for giving people ammo. She's been through set up's before (I believe) at what damn point do you finally realize the whole world hates you and many of them are going to set you up because you just make it so damn easy. Unfortunately no one is going to feel sorry for you for getting set up, the best thing to do is just stop giving them reason to.
At normal speed, no, she doesn't plow through people. Based on the counter in the corner, it's about 12 seconds of footage. Played at that speed, she's not plowing, but also the guy does not really pause before running. Bear in mind that you can't just speed up the footage until it's smooth - it's not a continuous set of frames.
Looks like she never hit him!
Boo Hoo or should I say Blo Hoo. That's what happens when you and your entire bottom feeder family are all grifters/scam artists. People have a tendency not to believe a f*cking, lying word Blohan and her ilk say. For all we know, if this was a "set up" like she claims, she could have set it up herself. She's not about to let Bynes or even her skank waste of a mother get ahead of her on the publicity train.
What a clown this guy is. My grandmother can take a harder hit than that. It's amazing how some people have no dignity and will do anything for a buck. This clown should be embarrassed.
the idiot saw the car and instead of backing up like the others went straight against the car like sometimes pedestrians do in NYC (dunno why but they do that). So he was aware of the car and didn't backup. He's gonna pay , big time.
Ha ha, clearly math isn't my strong point. The footage is actually more like 20 seconds elapsed time, based on the counter in the corner. That means we are seeing it at about real speed, this is about the actual timing of events. Not 5 seconds, like the Vimeo version someone made. It's choppy because the security camera is shooting fewer than 30 frames/second.
What actual bad drivers look like...:D
"Mother runs over her own daughter with a van in broad daylight WTF!"
If that is all it takes to claim that you have been hit by her car, I will personal sprint in an effort to be hit by her car and cash in later.
she may have grazed him, but it wasn't like he was making it seem to be. i saw the dude in a pic on inside edition sitting in a wheelchair with a leg brace on and crutches. and what makes it worse was that he actually POSED for the picture.
oh thats bull****!!!!! that guy did that **** on purpose. what are his injuries? where they really that bad? he got in front of her car on purpose, he wasn't on the side of the street he walk in front of an on coming care, the car stop and moved slowly out of his way. if he said the car hit him its bc he wouldn't move out of the way like the rest of those dumb asses that were blocking the entry way for the garage. this man is looking for a payout and since this video is out his injuries weren't that bad or any at all since he ran after her to tell her oh you ran me over give me money.


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It still is... look on the "15k Ranger Armor pictures And Armor Answers" at the top of the Ranger forums and there is a link to this thread in there. Zero didn't want to have several stickied threads all about armor.Originally Posted by Fanelli
Here's the specific post in that stickied thread that leads to this thread we are in: http://forums.gwonline.net/showpost....00&postcount=3
This thread was supposed to compile the armor pictures for a later compilation listing but we all know Zero is a busy guy. Wiki has a good sampling of all the types if you want something more complete (piece by piece, entire sets, dye-able areas on some, Factions, etc.).
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Thanks for that but I forgot to specify. Does anyone have male 1.5k and 15k luxon dyed blue?
06-07-2006, 13:44 #333Originally Posted by Zealous Rain
But that's not pure blue. I think it's silver + black. I have seen the armor in blue (I prefer the 1.5k over the 15k) and it does look very nice. In fact, it's my next goal (one town away). If I get it before it's posted I'll put up my own pic for you.
07-07-2006, 01:43 #334
Would anybody mind posting a pic of 15k marhans Druids chest and legs with 15k Canthan feet and arms or frostbound feet and legs,(just anything along the lines of frostbound and canthan arms and feet)
07-07-2006, 05:50 #335Originally Posted by andrewf
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My Ranger
Frankie Fanelli - R/Mo 15k Studded Leather
Alex Lemieux - N/Mo 15k Bonelace
Frankie Fanelli - R/Mo 15k Studded Leather (still had my druids boots then)
Alex Lemieux - N/Mo 15k Bonelace
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07-07-2006, 14:44 #338Originally Posted by Zealous Rain
I has the i.5 in blue+green and the next page has the 15k in Blue+silver. This might help you decide.
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This years NBA Draft has been a very anticipated one. It has been said that it could end up being the best draft since the 2003 NBA Draft, which included LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh.
That is a very high standard to live up to, but nonetheless it should be a great draft.
It is a very deep draft, where you could get as good of a talent at 10th overall as you could picking in the Top 5.
The Charlotte Hornets currently hold the 9th overall selection, and everyone seems to have a different opinion as to who they think the Hornets should draft.
Former Duke Blue Devil and current ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas gave his opinion on who he thinks the Hornets should draft in an interview with CBS Sports Radio. Here are the players he was asked about, and a brief summary of what he said about each player:
Gary Harris: Jay Bilas currently has Gary Harris ranked 10th on his "list" he did't use the word mock draft or big board. Bilas described Harris as a "excellent prospect, tough player, good shooter, needs to improve on passing ability, good defensive player, but he is very small."
P.J. Hairston: Jay Bilas has Hairston listed at 21st. "He can really really shoot, has deep range, needs to improve his conditioning, plays good-enough defense, wouldn't pick him at 9, but he has a lot of value."
James Young: Jay Bilas has Young ranked at 12th. "He is very talented, athletic player, good off the dribble, can get to the basket and he will dunk on you."
We all remember James Young's epic dunk from the NCAA championship game vs. UConn. If you have never seen it, please do yourself a favor and watch the video below:
Doug McDermott: Jay Bilas really likes McDermott's potential in the NBA, even acknowledges he might be gone before the Hornets pick at 9th overall. "He can be very good, has a high IQ, really long shooting range, tough competitor, but the question is how good will he be on the defensive side of the ball?" Bilas also compared him to Gordon Hayward, said McDermott can also become one of the best "white players in the NBA."
Nik Stauskas: "He is a great shooter, and he also improved his ability to put the ball on the floor." Jay Bilas added that he thought Stauskas would "fall off" when Trey Burke left Michigan, as Burke created a lot of his shots, but Stauskas managed to get better. He also compared Nik Stauskas' body fat to a sea lion. Interesting.
Out of all the players mentioned, Bilas likes McDermott the best. But he also thinks there is a chance Doug McDermott will be drafted before the Hornets have a chance to select him.
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For the past eleven years I have been the homeschool coordinator for my county. One of the things I recommend to new homeschoolers—and any homeschooling family—is a good teacher's planner/record keeping system. Whether it's on hard copy in a notebook or on a CD-ROM for your computer, it is one of the most important tools a homeschool mom can own.
In states where one has to keep records of every little thing, a planner fits the bill; in states that permit you to have a choice about how to assess your children and the assessor needs to see all that your students have done throughout the whole school year—every book read, every field trip taken, every DVD watched, every CD-ROM and learning resource used—a lesson planner fits the bill. When your family uses tons of different books and takes several field trips through the school year, you can't exactly re-check 100+ books and plop them in your assessor's lap and then take her on a whirlwind drive to every field trip destination you've gone to!
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If you prefer an interactive planner for use on your computer, Homeschool Tracker can be a real lifesaver! It is so easy to set up; just upload it onto your computer and go. It is so easy to follow; just click on a tab and add, subtract, or read whatever you need to know.
There are nine tabs/sections to work with: Main Menu, Overview, Assignments, Attendance, Reading Log, Field Trips, Daily journal, Maintenance, and Reports.
Main Menu: This is the "Title Page." This is where your school's name and public information are shown, plus your school motto (ours is "I can do all things through Christ Who strengthens me!") and a summary of your children's attendance records to date (with columns for each of the following designations: sick, present, hours, and average). Not every state, including mine, must account for hours or attendance, but it is always nice to have that information. One never knows when things might change in regard to state law, and it is always nice to have your records on hand should a problem arise.
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Assignments: I have to tell you, maybe it's just me, but this was the hardest part for me to figure out—and it's just a calendar!! Once I figured out that I was required to set up the calendar to show the dates for our school year, it was easy. I had begun to think that I had to go get one of my teenagers to show me how to figure this out! But the Lord is good, and I began to put it all together. Actually, this was one of the most fun sections to use after I got the hang of it. On this calendar you can show whether your child was "present," "sick," that this was a "holiday," or that the day was designated as "holiday/present."
Reading Log: Here you can list: Student/Resource/Type/Started/Finished. If you are like our household and use lots of books and other resources, this can be one of the most gratifying pages. It is incredible to look back and see all that was read and used throughout your school year. Assessors love those lists!
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Field Trips: This section includes the following column titles: Trip Date/Time Spent/Subject/Description (location). The only thing I think I would change would be to add a place to record things that were accomplished or objectives learned at each location.
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Arbor Day Tree Planting and Dedication at the LibraryTuesday, April 16th, 2013 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
Celebrate Arbor Day with the members of the Country Lane Garden Club as they plant and dedicate a Japanese pseudocamellia on the lawn of the Chelmsford Library.
The event is schedule for Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 11 a.m., and the public is welcome.
For information on the Country Lane Garden Club visit their website http://www.gcfm.org/countrylanegardenclub/Home.aspx
And if you're interested, please check out some of these tree planting resources available at the library.Posted in Events, Library Information | No Comments »
Town Common Purple Beech Photos Donated to the LibraryMonday, April 8th, 2013 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
The well-known and much-loved purple beech tree, planted on the common in 1892, was taken down in November 2012. Present on that day was local photographer Steve Hardwood, who chronicled the process of bringing the tree down.
He donated his series of photographs to the library, to commemorate the event and the life of the tree. Steve's photographs were supplemented by additional photos from the collections of Fred Merriam and the Chelmsford Historical Society, and Library staff also researched news articles about the tree.
This entire collection was then framed and hung in the Group Study Room, on the lower level of the Library, near the Library's other historical resources. Please check out this tribute the next time you're in the Library.
The Library would like to thank Steve Hardwood for getting the ball rolling, and also Fred Merriam and the Chelmsford Historical Society for contributing to the project. The generosity of community members like this helps preserve Chelmsford for future generations.Posted in Library Information, Resources | No Comments »
Print from Anywhere to the Chelmsford Library!Wednesday, March 27th, 2013 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
The Chelmsford Library launched a new service last week - Print From Anywhere.
This allows patrons to print directly from their home computers, laptops, or smartphones (any device with an internet connection), and pick up their print job at the library.
To get started, go to http://www.chelmsfordlibrary.org/webprint and follow the steps. These printing options are available:
You can upload a file from your computer, or paste the address of a webpage to print. During the print process you'll name your print job and get a job reference number. After the job is sent, you can pick up your print job at the Reference Desk on the lower level of the main library (print jobs are automatically deleted after 72 hours).
The whole process is easy, but we also have an instructional booklet available [pdf]. If you have any questions about this service, or anything the library offers, please contact the Reference Desk at email@example.com or 978-256-5521 x211.Posted in Library Information | No Comments »
Snow Depth After Storm on March 8th, 2013Friday, March 8th, 2013 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
Library staff took an unscientific snow depth measurement on one of the granite benches in the library courtyard after the snow storm of Friday, March 8th, 2013:
13.5 inches!Posted in Library Information | No Comments »
Watch Videos of Library Programs OnlineTuesday, November 13th, 2012 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
Is there a program at the library that you'd love to attend but just can't make it? Did you hear a lecture here that was so great you'd like to see it again? You're in luck!
Chelmsford Telemedia records many of the programs held at the Library, for rebroadcast on television. They also provide these programs on DVD to the Library, as well as put them online so they are available anytime.
The DVDs are in our catalog and available in the Library's DVD collection upstairs, and circulate just like regular DVDs.
The online videos are available on the Chelmsford Telemedia website, as well as on the Chelmsford Library Anytime website - a collection of library resources available 24 hours a day.
The videos are in the Exhibits section - just choose what you'd like to watch from the dropdown box. Each video is displayed in the player - such as "The Science of Natural Disasters" with Dr. Chuck Fidler from May 11, 2012:
Thanks to the staff and volunteers of Chelmsford Telemedia for providing this great resource to the community. If you have any questions about Library programs, finding the DVDs, or watching them online, please contact the Reference Desk.
If you have ideas of programs or speakers you'd like to see at the Library, please contact Kathy Cryan-Hicks, Assistant Director of Community Relations & Programs, and email@example.com or 978-256-5521 x109.Posted in Library Information, Programs | No Comments »
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I hate the sight of my own set up -complete overswing and two piece takeaway. Had it all my life - will never change - it gets me round OK but ugly as sin.
My son however is pretty handy and the vid here always makes me laugh. Hence, I thought it would be OK to stick it on. Apols if the 15 seconds were too tiring for you mate.
I didn't see the point of this ........ till I replayed it with the sound on
Gosh - thank you for your encouraging and friendly comments Mr. COM. You are exactly right, the 15 second movie is 'not exactly mind blowing' as you state. Occasionally, if I want to experience 'mind blowing,' I read a good book, visit the theatre or just do something that is perhaps a little 'out of the ordinary.'
(I have to disclose that I do find some of Stanley Kubrick's movies do 'blow my mind' so to speak - 'A Clockwork Orange' is a masterpiece.)
To my surprise, I have never found a golf internet forum to be 'mind blowing' on a Sunday evening so, please accept my sincere apologies for failing to meet your rather exacting demands.
I take on board your constructive and intelligent comments and from now on, will carry my camcorder at all times Mr COM. What would you like me to capture to make your Sunday evening internet entertainment be more engaging?
How about a home movie of the 'discovery of the Holy Grail?' Or maybe an actual sighting of the Loch Ness Monster? Is that 'mind blowing' enough for you? I reckon that their is life on other planets too as there are plenty of space cadets around these days. You never know your luck if I just happen to have the camcorder in my pocket at that precise moment when a UFO crashes onto our links and a martian swinging a Ping i20 wanders out - you can guarantee I will have it uploaded straight away for your consumption.
I reckon that could almost be good enough to match the other movies I see on this thread.
By the way, 10/10 for the audio analysis of the movie Mr COM - I thought the sound would have only fooled everyone but the smartest of individuals - you are obviously well tuned in enough to note that the breaking glass was 'fake'. (Apologies again - it was added to increase the 'fun' element of the movie and probably steered it further away from the 'mind blowing' element you are used to seeing.)
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M. Scorsese
I think that glass breaking sound is added on personally
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Aye, lived there for 6 years late 90s/early 00s.
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At its annual World Wide Developer's Conference today, Apple introduced significant upgrades to its desktop and mobile operating systems, moved into the connected health and smart home spaces, and introduced a new programming language that will speed up the your app experience.
The keynote is aimed primarily at programmers, and even the most consumer-friendly announcements today could leave many feeling downright bored. You can receive a phone call on your iPhone and answer it on your Mac, which becomes a speaker phone. There's a cloud-based storage system similar to Dropbox or Box, and it will archive all of your photos. And several other small but useful changes that will come to your iPhone and desktop later this summer.
But for programmers today offered a bonanza. A new programming language, Swift, will let developers make apps faster and more powerful. Changes to the App Store, including a list of trending apps and video previews, fix that nagging discoverability problem. In all, the software developer kit (SDK) for iOS 8 offers more than 4,000 new APIs to play with, including HealthKit and HomeKit — which will speed the development of connected health and smart home apps.
Here's a scannable look at what Apple announced.
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MessyNessy spotlights photographs of a gorgeous, eccentrically-designed castle that was left abandoned until recently: The Castello di Sammezzano is a show-stopper, a jaw-dropper. Hidden away in the Tuscan hills of Northern Italy, this electrifyingly beautiful Moorish castle was built a whopping 400+ years ago in 1605, but for more than two decades, it's been sitting […]
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I've posted a couple of pieces like this already (Scalzi here, and Molly Crabapple here) but I wanted to visit with Boekbinder's piece for two reasons: one is the core argument she's making and two is what I think we're seeing happen in 2014.
Boekbinder's core message is simple: you should pay for art because you can. Whether it's $5 or something bigger, you should be putting that money down for things you care about. Crowd-funding, she argues, is not a form of charity. It's self-interest:
The internet has given us all the opportunity to be engaged in the creation of new art and new knowledge without the need to be corporations, advertisers, religions, or governments. Every choice we make, every action we take, every thing we pay for actively builds the world around us.
But if you drop $5 into sponsoring some artist you exchange "life for life" (her phrase). The money you give to artists to pursue their craft continues to pay back as your life becomes enriched. As a result, she argues, we should pay for art what we can, not what pre-Internet market forces have determined prices should be. Not only should you take a flyer on new projects by unproven names, but you should consider a more investment-like approach: "When you are offered a pay-what-you-want scale try entering a value true to your life" even if that's paying $100 for a book or album. If you're a person who makes $100 an hour and this work will enrich your life for more than that hour, isn't it worth that much to you?
As I was reading Boekbinder's column I had a sudden flashback to a point Amanda Palmer tried to make forcefully with her Kickstarter a couple years ago: We are changing from a model where people have to be tricked into paying for things to a model where creative types reach out to "people who love art and want to help."
I continue to think AFP was prescient and the fact that we're seeing several pieces that all are saying similar things indicates that this is the way good stuff of all kinds is going to get made in this century.


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I'm sure it was just lovely for two Planned Parenthood clinics in Albuquerque to be attacked on Christmas Day. One office's roof was set afire and the other's windows were broken into.
This is just weeks after a fire at another abortion clinic. There's an ongoing investigation; let's hope they find the culprits.
Check out Cecile Richards' statement.
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I got cheap birth control at one of the two PPs, and lived across the street from the other one for years.
This makes me sick. Even more so is how the attacks are not front page news here in the city.
Oh, Albuquerque. You could do better.
This is crazy. At least it sounds like the attacks were ineffective, but still – the psychological effect on the women who need PP's services and the people who work in those clinics is terrible.
This is an act of domestic terrorism, pure and simple. Let's watch, listen and see whether the president or any candidates for that office deign to comment.
I live in NM, but am at my parents' (not NM) for the holidays, so this is the first place I've heard the story. It's somewhat frightening to know that whatever anti-choice group this is is escalating its violence. I hope that the perpetrators are caught before they can do something worse.
John in Nashville, you took the words right out of my mouth.
I hop that at least the White House condemns this terrorist act.
A refusal to condemn the attacks on Planned Parenthood means that you support these terroristic acts.
I'm ashamed to live here. I saw a thirty second clip on the local news. and ticky, you're right, how is this NOT on the front page? or even a major story?
for christs sake, we have major stories on LIPO and new fuckin weight loss methods. what the hell. something is totally screwed up there.
Another NM resident chiming in to say that the local news just assured me that this was entirely unconnected to the fire that gutted Dr. Curtis Boyd's clinic at the beginning of this month. EVERYONE RELAX, it's not like it's the work of a committed terrorist organization dedicated to limiting the rights of American citizens. I mean, 'cause that would be newsworthy.
You should see some of the noteworthy anti-choice coverage I dug up after the incident at Dr. Boyd's. But who needs to dig it up when the local news tell me to not make weird, false connections and worry instead about the OMG PORNO FESTIVAL!!11 recently hosted by Albuquerque's only independent theater and the feminist sex store in town. 'Cause, you know. Priorities.
I just don't understand how people can do things like that. How did none of them stop to think that what they did was wrong and illegal?
How are women going to feel safe in those clinics with threat of another attack?
I just cannot understand how somebody could do something like that. Do they honestly not see that what they are doing is illegal and wrong?
How are women supposed to feel safe going to a clinic that some nut is going to light on fire?
"How are women supposed to feel safe going to a clinic that some nut is going to light on fire?"
That's the point Regan. That's the point of terrorism, to terrorize. They're trying to scare the patients and the doctors.
I'm curious, how often do "mainstream" anti-abortion groups condemn these acts? Do they ever?
I'm sure the war on Christofascism will be declared any day now.
The New Mexico television news website linked in Vanessa's article is reporting that two men have been arrested and charged with the December 6 fire at the other abortion clinic. One of the two reportedly told his roommate that he set the fire because his former girlfriend was scheduled to have an abortion at the clinic.
I wish that the media would insist that candidates for federal office (especially the Republican presidential candidates) plainly state their views, not only on violence against abortion providers, but on federal policy toward all forms of birth control. Some media personnel will ask about whether Roe v. Wade should be overruled or abandoned, but I cannot recall any candidate for elective office being asked about whether (s)he regards Griswold v. Conneciticut as having been correctly decided.
If someone torched a church it would be a hate crime. Yet this is nothing to people. I think this is not only domestic terrorism, but a hate crime. Let's process it as such.
The link to the statement currently is directed towards a donation page for Planned Parenthood.
I am glad that they at least chose to do this on a day that the clinics are not open – thankfully, no one is hurt. Property can be replaced; people can't be.
I just cannot understand how somebody could do something like that. Do they honestly not see that what they are doing is illegal and wrong?
How are women supposed to feel safe going to a clinic that some nut is going to light on fire?
To answer the rhetorical questions:
1. Illegal, yes; wrong, probably not. That is the point of civil disobedience. I'm sure they see abortion as legal but horribly wrong.
Jim Crow was legal but immoral; it was fought with illegal but not immoral means. That is how you make your point to get the laws changed to better align the moral with the legal. (I'm not talking about religious morality; more of a secular, human morality about what most sane people recognise as right and wrong.)
Pardon my lack of education, but I thought civil disobedience was supposed to be nonviolent. Also, not meant to inspire terror in their opponents.
Yes, indeed, in addition to recognizing organizations that promote or support domestic terror as terrorist organizations, these political acts should also be recognized as hate crimes.
I am glad some progress is being made by police on the earlier case. That man's reasoning is despicable enough, despite not promoting some group's cause. I hope he did not harm his former girlfriend to get that information out of her.
oenophile, are you really coming to a feminist website to compare burning a clinic roof (and therefore causing women to be unable to get the medical attention they need) to fighting Jim Crow laws? Really, are you really going there?
Today I went to a clinic that provides abortions. I was there for other, equally important reasons, but that didn't stop the protesters from trying to make me uncomfortable with a giant graphic sign, and with a lone protestor staring at my car and glaring at me from justslightlyoff the clinic land. These two idiots were making me very incomfortable, which was just fantastic because I was already nervous about my appointment and my job and a million other things. I briefly considered hitting them with my car, because I hate them and view their work to be immoral, and quite frankly those motherfuckers were upsetting and violating my right to medical care. And hey, its not immoral if no one dies, right? Just a peaceful protest that wouldn't kill them, but might make a statement to other protestors to stay the fuck away from my clinic.
Except… I didn't hit them with my car, and they are free to go back tomorrow without fear. Unlike those women who need to go to those Planned Parenthoods in Albuquerque.
I believe part of the pro-life movement "putting their money where there mouth is" should include providing clinics funding for round the clock armed security, or any other measures clinics deem necessary. Off duty law enforcement would be ideal, as they could also handle simple harassment and violation of privacy complaints, as well as cite noise violations. Preventing attacks on and harassment of clinics, staff and visitors should be in the best interests of pro-life groups, to rid them of their terrorist label, and gain them more support. I guess they don't see this.
I'm glad that police arrest someone in these cases.
And yes I agree, Cognress needs to be in full session right now and pass a law defining attacks on Planned Parenthood clinics as hate crimes, because the crime is motivated by gender. Imagine how much video and ink there would be if a hospital like Aiken Regional Medical Centers was attacked and firebombed.
These people who attacked PP are terrorists and every pro-life group should be deemed a terrorist organization.
And speaking of anti-choice terrorists, vern Simon of Evans, Ga. is at it again.
yes, the Planned Parenthood link in the post says that all donations made to Planned Parenthood thru 12/31 will be matched. go now!
These people who attacked PP are terrorists and every pro-life group should be deemed a terrorist organization.
Way to demean terrorism, you turd.
Seriously. Pro-lifers are terrorists? Those who want to stop people from dismembering human beings are terrorists? Maybe pro-choice groups – and abortionists – would fit that label, as their raison d'etre is killing people, but not those who respect the sanctity of life, whether or not it is convenient.
The pro-choice position comes down to respecting life when convenient, which upends civilisation. We respect each other and our laws not when it is convenient, for if that were the case there would be no society, but when it is not convenient.
Jen – you have no right to be comfortable nor free from other people's opinions. If you are going there for other reasons, why not inform the people of that? "Hey, I'm a woman without the resources to go elsewhere for my gynaecological care, so back off." Make them look bad, but don't call them terrorists. If your ideas are worthwhile, they will win in the battle.
"Pro-lifers are terrorists?"
The ones who promote criminal acts, such as posting names, faces and addresses of doctors, then crossing off faces when they are murdered; or the ones who carry out murder and attempted murder with the assistance of others?
Why yes, they are terrorists. Let's try what I like to do, a thought experiment of role reversal. What would you call it if feminists openly and unapologetically shot prominent right to lifers such as Republican politicians, with the aid of other feminists and with the backing of "churches" of feminism (Ms. Magazine?), while a feminist website crossed their names off a wanted list? All in the name of countless women who would die and be maimed from illegal abortions, of course – they are saving women's lives and sparing their loved ones from tragedy and psychological trauma! What if feminists set fire to and vandalized pro-life churches? The public and pro-lifers would be even more incensed against feminism, no?
I do not believe you will comprehend this. You will certainly not see the hypocrisy, "Turd."
"their raison d'etre is killing people"
I have yet to see legal support of this concept of "killing people," or even support in the Bible. Be so kind as to point it out to us.
correct me if I'm wrong, but I've never heard of pro-choicers setting fire to clinics or killing people because they didn't get an abortion.
I hear a lot more cases of these pro 'lifers' who burn down clinics, harass women, and murder doctors.
That says something to me.
Yeah…obviously nobody thinks that every pro-lifer is a terrorist. I know quite a few who have never used scare tactics, have never threatened to use violence, or have never actually resorted to violence. However, those who do any of the aforementioned things really are terrorists. How can setting a roof on fire to incite fear not be terrorism?
And oenophile, civil disobedience is supposed to be non-violent. Nobody ever said it was patriotic or okay to burn down buildings because you don't like what happens in them. That to me is wrong.
Thankfully, nobody was in the building so nobody was harmed (but what if there was somebody in there for whatever reason?!). However, I will never understand how somebody could think this was okay. I understand the pro-life argument, and while I don't agree with it or respect it politically, I can at least respect it personally. But when somebody takes anything too far, it is a very bad thing. I can't believe that you would justify this kind of violence.
And just a question, and you don't have to answer, but I do feel it is extremely relevant because women's health care is a very private and sensitive (at least for me) issue: Are you a man?
Every sentence in oenophile's post is a misrepresentation or a flat-out lie, which is pretty much par for the course on the anti-choice side. They lie to others, they lie to themselves. You can't reason with them, and they won't use their brains for much more than rationalizing their own bad logic. Why must we keep fighting with liars and charlatans for basic rights? It's horrifying and frustrating at the same time. Like drowning in quicksand.
oenophile's whole load of poo is almost a spoof of an ignorant pro-lifer. i understand why some people are pro-life, but those are the ones who at least recognize that women getting abortions are not killers. if men had to carry babies, there would be abortion clinics like starbucks. because when it comes to having the actual choice in front of you, there really is a lot more to think of than some inflexible dogmatic rhetoric.
anyway, it's just so insane that these (presumably christian) people woke up on christmas day and decided to spend it endangering their whole community. i hope they pay every nickel and dime for restoration and then some.


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National Association of Home Builders Update
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Municipal Stormwater Permit & Manual Modifications
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Letters of Intent: Let me be perfectly clear…
By Attorney and Shareholder Robert Koury The economy's emerging recovery is causing many businesses to increase the pace of their transactions. In the race to show good faith and serious intent to proceed with deals (including, but not limited to, the sale or lease of real estate or business assets), parties are moving quickly through the process of memorializing the terms of their proposed business arrangement—the negotiation of a "letter of intent," "memorandum of understanding," or similar agreement. A letter […]Continue Reading →
Oregon Filled Lands Advisory Group
The Oregon Filled Lands Advisory Group (FLAG) recently presented draft recommendations for changing how the state asserts ownership of submerged and submersible land. Before 1963, there were no regulations on filling of waterfront lands. Many underwater and low lying areas became what we now call historically filled lands were filled with dredged materials leftover from creation and maintenance of navigation channels, (ever notice that Swan Island is no longer an island?). Generally, the state owns the submerged and submersible lands […]Continue Reading →
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Attorney James Howsley presented to the Clark County Association of Realtors on, "The Big Picture: Considerations for a New Development Era." Here are the three key points from his presentation: 1) The Good- Housing is back, and the amount of overbuilt homes during the peak were overtaken by demand in 2010. If the household formation occurs, as it is anticipated to, there will be a demand for a good length in time. 2) The Bad- There are simply not enough […]Continue Reading →


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According to Indiana's NewsCenter, a former Indiana teach is suing a Catholic diocese in the state, claiming she lost her job after school officials learned she was undergoing fertility treatments to become pregnant.
According to Granite Broadcasting sister station Indiana's NewsCenter:
Emily Herx, who was employed as a literature and language arts teacher at the school from 2003- 2011, requested time off from teaching in order to receive IVF treatment. The response she got from her request was from Msgr. John Kuzmich, the pastor of the St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church.
At that meeting, attended by Herx, her husband and father, Kuzmich called her a "grave, immoral sinner" and added that if news of her IVF treatments got out it would cause a "scandal" for the church, according to her civil complaint.
Kuzmich allegedly said the church disproved of fertility treatments because they require the creation of additional embryos that are ultimately destroyed, a violation of Catholic teachings regarding the sanctity of embryonic life.
According to her civil complaint, Herx explained that no embryos were destroyed during her treatment, but diocesan officials were not swayed.
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Live Sports Events, Including World Cup, and Hundreds of Popular Entertainment, News and Kids Programs Now Available
BASKING RIDGE, N.J., June 7 /PRNewswire/ -- DROID doesn't compromise on entertainment, and watching popular television shows and sporting events just got easier for Verizon Wireless smartphone customers. Verizon Wireless said today that V CAST Video is now available on the company's impressive family of Android smartphones.
Univision Interactive Media will provide live streams of all 64 of its Spanish-language broadcasts of the 2010 FIFA World Cup soccer matches from South Africa exclusively to V CAST Video customers' mobile devices. The soccer tournament is just one of hundreds of live sporting events -- including college football, college basketball and NHL Hockey -- available on V CAST Video throughout the year.
With V CAST Video, Android customers can now enjoy a wide variety of top-rated entertainment, news and sports programs on demand, whenever they want on the large screens on their smartphones. V CAST Video recently added programming from AETN, including A&E, Lifetime and History, and Spanish-language content from V-me. V CAST Video currently features more than 230 full-length programs from more than 40 leading providers.
Beginning today, V CAST Video can be found in the Verizon Channel in Android Market™ on all Android smartphones from Verizon Wireless: DROID by Motorola, DROID ERIS™ by HTC, Motorola DEVOUR™, DROID Incredible by HTC and LG Ally™. V CAST Video on Android devices is available for a $10 monthly subscription in addition to a smartphone data plan.
For more information about V CAST Video, including how to subscribe, visit www.verizonwireless.com/vcast.
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Four Detroit Red Wings saw action in day eight of the 2014 World Championship in Minsk, Belarus.
Justin Abdelkader and Danny DeKeyser were on the ice for USA, Gustav Nyquist was on the ice for Sweden, and Tomas Tatar was on the ice for Slovakia. Jakub Kindl and Czech Republic had the day off.
The USA was up against Kazakhstan, while Sweden battled against Slovakia.
USA vs Kazakhstan
Justin Abdelkader had 15:09 minutes of ice time, placed two shots on net, and was 58% at the face-off dot. Abdelkader played more minutes than any other forward in the first period because of the four penalties USA took in the first thirteen minutes of the game and Abdelkader is their best penalty killer.
Danny DeKeyser was moved up to USA's top defensive pairing and paired up with Seth Jones. He had 22:52 minutes of ice time, which was good enough for second on Team USA and picked up an assist on Seth Jones' overtime goal. This will be a big boost to DeKeyser's confidence and the pairing of him and Jones was spectacular. DeKeyser and Jones played every minute in overtime before Jones' goal.
The USA barely beat Kazakhstan 4-3.
Sweden vs Slovakia
Gustav Nyquist had 18:13 minutes of ice time, registered three shots on net, and picked up Sweden's first goal of the game. Nyquist rebounded well against Slovakia and scored his goal on Sweden's second power play opportunity. Nyquist found a soft spot and gave Axelsson a target to hit.
Tomas Tatar had 15:54 minutes of ice time, registered one shot on net, and picked up an assist. Tatar has become an important player for Slovakia throughout the tournament and played on the penalty kill and power play for Slovakia.
Sweden beat Slovakia 3-1.
Detroit Red Wings in action May, 17th
Jakub Kindl and the Czech Republic will be up against Denmark at 9:45 a.m. EDT.
Tomas Tatar and Slovakia will battle Italy at 1:45 p.m. EDT.
Danny DeKeyser and Justin Abdelkader of Team USA, and Gustav Nyquist of Sweden all have the day off.


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Uni Watch Power Rankings rates NFL uniforms from 1-32Paul Lukas
Uni Watch ranks the NFL uniform sets from No. 1 to No. 32.Story | Conversation | August 24, 2012
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Uni Watch tackles the epic task of ranking the uniform sets of the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL from 1-122. (Part 3)Story | Conversation | August 22, 2012
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Athletes discuss why they wear their wedding rings on the field.Story | Conversation | November 03, 2011
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Uni Watch sorts out the Top 10 uni and logo myths.Story | Conversation | August 18, 2011
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Uni Watch sweats the details in his annual NFL preview.Story | Conversation | September 08, 2010
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Paul Lukas takes a tour of NFL training camps to check out the growing trend of ad patches on uniforms.Story | Conversation | August 13, 2009
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When it comes to Super Bowl uniforms, Paul Lukas starts looking green when he sees the Big Blue G-Men wearing all that red.Story | Conversation | January 30, 2008
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Australia's last single-screen cinemas
Stuart Rintoul It's the other silver-screen love story, complete with drama, passion and almighty battles. Stuart Rintoul meets the operators of some of Australia's last single-screen cinemas.
Climate activists rope in Three Sisters to make their point
Patrick Begley Australian climate change activists were keen to make their mark on Sunday, even 918 metres above sea level.
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David Wroe The federal government is likely to soften a political backlash over plans to buy Japanese submarines – which breaks an election commitment – by sending work on a new "super frigate" to...
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SIDS family in Run Melbourne in memory of little Sylvie
Beau Donelly Sylvie Watty is as much a part of her family's life today as she was the day before she died.
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Michael Short Peter McConchie, a social justice advocate, aims to reduce the Aboriginal youth suicide rate, which has soared to become the highest in the world.
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Cyclone Christine closer to Western Australia's north coast
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Lara O'Toole, Amanda Hoh Graphic footage of Australian bulls being mishandled in Mauritius has alarmed animal cruelty activists and renewed calls for tougher penalties on exporters.
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The White Horse Tavern as it looks today Stay in one place long enough, many bars have found, and you're likely to eventually develop literary cachet. Indeed, many of the city's most venerable taverns - Old Town, McSorley's, and the currently-defunct Chumley's - are or were lined with the dust jac ... More >>
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Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. May 18, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 20 Of honest men & good writers By Jack Newfield After participating in several panel discussions, attending (More)'s counter-convention, reading books and articles by Tom Wolfe and Mike Arlen, and being i ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. December 28, 1967, Vol. XIII, No. 11 Films by Andrew Sarris "THE GRADUATE" has been adapted by Mike Nichols, Buck Henry, and Calder Willingham from a novel of the same title by Charles Webb. I like the move much better than the book, ... More >>
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BLACKFOOT, Idaho (AP) — Police say more possible hazing victims have come forward after five former Blackfoot High School athletes were charged earlier this month.
Blackfoot Police Chief Moore says more charges are pending, but declined to say what they are or against whom they would be filed.
Nathan Walker, Anthony Clarke, Logan Chidester and Tyson Katseanes have been charged and are scheduled to appear in 7th District Court on Dec. 23. They face various misdemeanors and felony counts of forcible sexual penetration using a foreign object.
Cordell Don Ostberg, 33, of Blackfoot, passed away Monday, Dec. 13, 2010.
He was born April 28, 1977, at Blackfoot to Don Vearl and Judy Ann Lee Ostberg.
He attended school in Snake River School District, graduating from Snake River High School.
Cordell has lived in the Blackfoot area most of his life.
He worked in carpentry and construction.
Cordell loved the outdoors, camping and fishing and riding motorcycles and horses. He will be greatly missed by his family and many friends.
BLACKFOOT — Blackfoot and Shelley took to the mats for their inaugural meeting in the 4A High Country Conference. After the dust had settled, Blackfoot showed their County brethren what the competition will be like as they pounded the Russets 69-9.
"The team unity, the team numbers, the team spirit and just the whole feeling that you get from running out on the first night, in our home for the start of the season is just a pretty special feeling," Blackfoot head coach Brian Barlow said. "You've got to love being a Blackfoot Bronco."
Our Dad, Grandpa, Brother and Sweetheart passed away on Pearl Harbor Day at the age of 86. We honor his tremendous example and the legacy he left of giving love and service for all he knew.
Dad was born in Marysville and grew up primarily in Felt and Ashton where he ran trap lines as a young man and farmed as an adult.
Dad went to the Naval Recruiting office on the first day after the attack on Pearl Harbor. He served throughout the war aboard the U.S.S. Tangier.
Keith R. Randall, 86, of Blackfoot, passed away Monday, December 13, 2010 at the Idaho State Veteran's Home in Pocatello.
It was inadvertently left off that he was survived by a sister, Marjorie Allen of Portland, Oregon.
Cordell Don Ostberg, 33, of Blackfoot passed away Monday, Dec. 13, 2010.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Hawker Funeral Home and will be announced.
Cleo Irene Andreason Maynard, 80, beloved mother and grandmother passed from this life on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2010 ,at the Lost Rivers Living Center in Arco.
She was born Nov. 24, 1930 in Arco to Clifford and Dora Andreason. Cleo attended schools and was raised in Arco. She graduated from Arco High School in 1948.
Steven Edward Yount, 52, passed away Dec. 11, 2010.
He was born Oct.15, 1958 in Lenoir, North Carolina to the late Stuart Yount and Peggy and John Frost.
At the age of 12 he moved with his family to Pocatello. He graduated from Highland High School in 1976. He furthered his education at Idaho State University.
He is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He served a full time mission in the Bristol, England area.
He married Kathy Whitaker on May 20, 1983 in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. They have four wonderful children.
BLACKFOOT — The Blackfoot Lady Broncos snapped a 7-game slide at home on Tuesday night as they beat the Lady Indians of Pocatello 42-34.
"I saw a lot of enthusiasm tonight," Blackfoot head coach Mike Kirkham said. "The kids believed in themselves, they wanted this one real bad and they refused to be denied."
Desperate for a win, the Blackfoot squad indeed came out with a lot of energy, opening the game on a 9-2 run.
SHELLEY - The Shelley Russets overcame a 7 point half time deficit, surging to a 61-51 non conference victory over the Sugar Salem Diggers Tuesday night.
Led by the sheer brilliance of sophomore McKay Cannon who displayed an array of no look passes, long range jumpers and stellar defense, the Russets dominated the second half of what had been a close contest.


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St. Louis, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - The St. Louis Blues have signed forward Joakim Lindstrom to a one-year contract.
Financial terms were not released by the team, though the St. Louis Post- Dispatch reported it to be worth $700,000.
A veteran of 97 NHL games with Columbus, Phoenix and Colorado, Lindstrom has spent the past two-plus seasons playing for Skelleftea AIK in his native Sweden. He totaled 23 goals, 40 assists and 72 penalty minutes in 55 games this past season.
Lindstrom, who led Sweden with 11 points in the recent IIHF World Championship, recorded 15 goals and 18 assists during his previous NHL stint.
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