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City of Cuzco
City of Cuzco
Situated in the Peruvian Andes, Cuzco developed, under the Inca ruler Pachacutec, into a complex urban centre with distinct religious and administrative functions. It was surrounded by clearly delineated areas for agricultural, artisan and industrial production. When the Spaniards conquered it in the 16th century, they preserved the basic structure but built Baroque churches and palaces over the ruins of the Inca city.
Ville de Cuzco
Située dans les Andes péruviennes, la ville est devenue, sous le grand chef inca Pachacutec, un centre urbain complexe avec des fonctions administratives et religieuses distinctes. Elle était entourée de zones clairement délimitées pour la production agricole, artisanale et industrielle. Au XVIe siècle, quand les Espagnols l'ont conquise, ils ont conservé sa structure mais ont construit des églises et des palais baroques sur les ruines de la cité inca.
مدينة كوزكو
تقع هذه المدينة في جبال الأنديز في البيرو، وقد أصبحت، في ظلّ حكم قائد الإنكا، باشاكوتك، مركزًا مُدنيًّا معقّدًا من حيث الوظائف الادارية والدينية المختلفة. وكانت مُحاطة بمناطق محددة بدقة للانتاج الزراعي والحرفي والصناعي. في القرن السادس عشر، حين احتلّها الاسبان، حافظوا على بنيتها وانّما بنوا كنائسَ وقصورًا باروكية على أنقاض مدينة الإنكا.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: UNESCO/ERI
Город Куско
Куско, расположенный в Перуанских Андах, при правителе Инке Пачакутеке превратился в развитый городской центр с важными религиозными и административными функциями. Он был окружен четко отделенными друг от друга зонами для сельскохозяйственного, ремесленного и промышленного производства. Когда испанцы завоевали город в XVI в., они сохранили общую структуру, но построили на руинах города инков барочные церкви и дворцы.
source: UNESCO/ERI
Ciudad del Cusco
Situada en el corazón de los Andes, esta ciudad se convirtió bajo el gobierno del Inca Pachacutec en un centro urbano complejo con funciones religiosas y administrativas diferenciadas. Su área circundante estaba dividida en zonas claramente delimitadas para la producción agrícola, artesanal y manufacturera. Al adueñarse de la ciudad en el siglo XVI, los conquistadores españoles conservaron su estructura, pero construyeron iglesias y palacios sobre las ruinas de los templos y monumentos de la ciudad incaica.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: NFUAJ
Cuzco (stad)
Cuzco ligt in de Peruaanse Andes. De stad ontwikkelde zich onder de Inca-heerser Pachacutec tot een complex stedelijk centrum met verschillende religieuze en administratieve functies. Het was omringd door duidelijk afgebakende gebieden voor landbouw, ambachtelijke en industriële productie. Toen de Spanjaarden de stad in de 16e eeuw veroverden, behielden ze de basisstructuur, maar bouwden barokke kerken en paleizen op de ruïnes van de Incastad. Tegenwoordig is Cuzco een mengeling van de Incahoofdstad en de koloniale stad. Van de Inca hoofdstad zijn onder andere de ruïnes van de Zonnetempel bewaard gebleven. Van de koloniale stad bleven het paleis en de prachtige barokke kerken bewaard.
Source: unesco.nl
Outstanding Universal Value
Brief Synthesis
The City of Cuzco, at 3,400 m above sea level, is located in a fertile alluvial valley fed by several rivers in the heart of the Central Peruvian Andes of South America. Under the rule of Inca Pachacuteq (Tito Cusi Inca Yupanqui), in the 15th century, the city was redesigned and remodelled after a pre-Inca occupation process of over 3,000 years, and became the capital of the Tawantinsuyu Inca Empire, which covered much of the South American Andes between the 15th and 16th centuries AD.
The Imperial city of the Incas was developed as a complex urban centre with distinct religious and administrative functions which were perfectly defined, distributed and organized. The religious and government buildings were accompanied by the exclusive abodes for royal families, forming an unprecedented symbolic urban compound, which shows a stone construction technology with exceptional aesthetic and structural properties, such as the Temple of the Sun or Qoricancha, the Aqllahuasi, the Sunturcancha, the Kusicancha and a series of very finely finished buildings that shape the Inca compound as an indivisible unity of Inca urbanism. The noble city was clearly isolated from the clearly delineated areas for agricultural, artisan and industrial production as well as from the surrounding neighbourhoods. The pre-Hispanic patterns and buildings that shaped the Imperial city of the Incas are visible today.
With the Spanish conquest in the 16th century, the urban structure of the Inca imperial city of Cuzco was preserved and temples, monasteries and manor houses were built over the Inca city. They were mostly of baroque style with local adaptations, which created a unique and high quality mixed configuration representing the initial juxtaposition and fusion of different periods and cultures, as well as the city's historic continuity. The city's remarkable syncretism is evident not only in its physical structure but also in the Viceroyalty's artistic expression. It became one of the most important centres of religious art creation and production in the continent. It is also important for its population's customs and traditions, many of which still keep their ancestral origins. From its complex past, woven with significant events and beautiful legends, the city has retained a remarkable monumental ensemble and coherence and is today an amazing amalgam of the Inca capital and the colonial city. Of the first, it preserves impressive vestiges, especially its plan: walls of meticulously cut granite or andesite, rectilinear streets running within the walls, and the ruins of the Sun Temple. Of the colonial city, there remain the freshly whitewashed squat houses, the palace and the marvellous Baroque churches which achieved the impossible fusion of the Plateresco, Mudejar or Churrigueresco styles with that of the Inca tradition.
Criterion (iii): The City of Cuzco is a unique testimony of the ancient Inca civilization, heart of Tawantinsuyu imperial government, which exercised political, religious and administrative control over much of the South American Andes between the 15th and 16th centuries. The city represents the sum of 3,000 years of indigenous and autonomous cultural development in the Peruvian southern Andes.
Criterion (iv) : The City of Cuzco provides a unique testimony to the urban and architectural achievements of important political, economic and cultural settlements during the pre-Columbian era in South America. It is a representative and exceptional example of the confluence of two distinct cultures; Inca and Hispanic, which through the centuries produced an outstanding cultural syncretism and configured a unique urban structure and architectural form.
The City of Cuzco maintains the spatial organization and most buildings from the ancient Inca Empire capital and the Viceroyalty. Along its streets and squares, it shows its original urban and architectural characteristics. Despite urban growth, the sectors that make up the Inca imperial city are recognizable, including the ancient stone structures and their advanced construction technique. Such structures define and enclose streets and canchas (housing units), on which colonial and republican houses, monasteries and churches rose and kept intact all their architectural components and works of art inside them. This entire group of attributes can be found unaltered within the delimited area maintaining its structural, material and urban integrity.
One of the main factors threatening the integrity of the City of Cuzco is earthquakes. After the 1950 earthquake many culturally valuable buildings deteriorated and have not been repaired yet due to lack of funding. The lack of technical and regulatory documents on urban management generates saturation of services in the city centre disrupting its integrity and affecting its use. Several private buildings are deteriorated by overuse, overcrowding, lack of maintenance and lack of financial resources which threatens their physical integrity.
The authenticity of the City of Cuzco is supported by the physical evidence of its urban composition in streets and squares, original layout, urban and architectural values, use of space and the Inca and Colonial architecture. These characteristics are testimony of Cuzco's importance as centre of the political power and of its symbiosis with colonial settlement and assembling patterns from the 15th century, which allows us to more clearly understand the city and its historic processes. The site's originality and authenticity is also supported by 16th century documents collected by direct witnesses since the Hispanic conquest. The factors threatening the attributes of the City of Cuzco have not affected the authenticity of its basic elements. However, new tourism development is threatening the preservation and functional capacity of ancient buildings, which in some cases are altered or replaced by new buildings for tourism and trade, relocating the original dwellers to the periphery.
Protection and management requirements
The City of Cuzco is classified as cultural heritage of the nation as a Monumental Area in accordance with Supreme Resolution Nº 2900, dated 1972, which establishes its protection scope but does not specify its buffer zone. According to the same regulation, all streets in the delimited area are classed as Monumental Urban Environment and 103 historic valuable buildings are classed as Monuments. This heritage is protected by the National Constitution, and by Law Nº 28296, General Law for National Cultural Heritage, among others.
The Ministry of Culture and the Provincial Municipality of Cuzco are mainly responsible for the conservation and management of the property and perform constant urban assessments, registration, protection, supervision and control works. The Municipality of Cuzco is responsible for authorizing intervention works in the city and also participates in preservation and restoration of cultural heritage programs and projects.
After the 1950 earthquake, recovery and restoration interventions of archaeological and historic monuments began in the City of Cuzco which were continued through 1973 Projects also included technical training of specialists to improve the technical level and tools for preservation. However, the City of Cuzco has developed the cadastre and has updated inventory and the declaration of monuments. A management plan for the City of Cuzco, which is fundamental for protection, was developed in 2005 and is currently being implemented.
Long Description
Cuzco and the old villages still retain traces of land occupation from the Inca Empire to preserve, in a more global manner, an archaeological heritage, which has become susceptible to the effects of urbanization.
Situated at 3,400 m above sea level, in a fertile alluvial valley fed by several rivers in the Peruvian Andes, Cuzco was developed under the Inca ruler Pachacutec into a complex urban centre with distinct religious and administrative functions. It was surrounded by clearly delineated areas for agricultural, artisanal and industrial production.
In 1536, within the Spanish colonial domain from which it did not definitively emerge until after the proclamation of independence (1821) and the victory of Bolívar at Ayacucho. From its complex past, woven with significant events and beautiful legends, the city has retained a remarkable monumental ensemble and a coherence that recent changes have not compromised.
Inca mythology attributes the foundation of the city to the Inca Manco Cápac: according to tradition the golden sceptre that the Sun had given him was thrust into the fertile soil of Cuzco to designate the emplacement of the capital.
In actuality, Cuzco appears to have been a centre of only mediocre importance until the 15th century when the power of the Incas was affirmed following the battle against the Chancas invaders: its reconstruction, directed by two great Incas, Pachacutec (1438-71) and Tupac Yupanqui (1471-93) lasted 20 years and, supposedly, employed 50,000 men. The first of these rulers (to whom is also attributed the construction of Machu Picchu) wished to create an ideal city that would respond to the multiple functions of a capital: after having canalized the two principal rivers (Saphi and Tullumayo), whose flooding periodically menaced the inhabitants of the old Cuzco, he laid down the foundations of an extremely hierarchical organization in which the urban centre united administrative and religious functions, whereas the outlying areas and especially the satellite-towns situated in a cultivated zone (Cayaucachi, Claquillchaca, Picchu, Quillipata, Carmenca, Huacapunco, etc.) were units of agricultural, artisanal and industrial production. This tripartite division must have stirred the imagination of the conquistadores, as did the orthogonal layout of the streets of the Ciudad Nobiliaria, barely inflected to accommodate land erosion. The European invaders respected the plan of this rational city, so curiously close to the idea cities of the Renaissance. They limited themselves to the destruction of the principal edifices charged with political and religious symbolism, and constructed new monuments, aggressively Catholic and Spanish, on the admirable cyclopean masonry of the demolished walls of these buildings. The Huaccapayta, centre of the Inca empire, bordered by the palaces of Pachacutec, Viracocha and Huayna Capac, is the present-day Plaza de Armas; the palace of Viracocha was demolished in order to build the cathedral begun in 1560; the Acclahuasi to construct the convent of Santa Catalina; the Coricaucha, partially destroyed in order to make space for the convent of Santo Domingo de Guzman, etc.
Cuzco is today an amazing amalgam of the Inca capital and the colonial city. Of the first, it preserves impressive vestiges, especially its plan: walls of meticulously cut granite or andesite, rectilinear streets running within the walls, ruins of the Sun Temple of which the Golden Garden, once covered with sculptures of precious metals, was pillaged by the Spanish soldiers to enrich the coffers of Charles V. Of the colonial city, there remain the freshly whitewashed squat houses, the palace and the marvellous Baroque churches which achieved the impossible fusion of the Plateresco, Mudejar or Churrigueresco styles with that of the Inca tradition.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
Activities (1)
News (2)
- Torrential rains cause death and damage at Peruvian World Heritage sites Thursday, January 28, 2010
- UNESCO joins United Nations effort in response to Peruvian earthquake Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Miscellaneous Documents
- La Muy Noble y Gran Ciudad del Cusco 1985
- Adobe en América y Alrededor del Mundo: historia, conservación y uso contemporáneo (exposición y catalogo) 1984
- Los Textiles Precolombinos y Su Conservación 1975
- Centro Nacional de Restauración Santa Clara, Bogotá. Escuela Nacional de Restauración Conservación y Museologia 1978


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#6 Avg. Yards Return Per Punt.
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Download owner's manual ContourROAM HD camcorder 39" USB cable (with Type A USB on one end and Mini-B USB 2.0 on the other end) Self-adhesive right profile mount Self-adhesive rotating surface mount Camera leash Rubber lens cover User Manual Quick Start Guide Contour window decal Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size (inches) N Viewfinder None Total Pixel Count --- Effective Pixel Count for Video --- High-Definition Yes Aspect Ratio 16:9, 4:3 Manual Focusing No Filter Diameter N/A Optical Zoom N x Digital Zoom N x Night Imaging No Image Stabilization No Built-in Video Light No Built-in Memory None Max Recording Time w/ Included Battery 3 hours Digital Still Camera Features Effective Pixel Count for Stills --- Built-in Photo Flash No Still Image Aspect Ratios 16:9 Inputs and Outputs USB Port USB 2.0 High Speed HDMI Output No Mic Input No Dimensions Weight With Battery (ounces) 5.1 Width (inches) 1-3/8 Height (inches) 2-1/4 Depth (inches) 4 Warranty Parts Warranty 180 Days Labor Warranty 180 Days Image Sensor Warranty 180 Days Product Research Features Overview: The ContourROAM is a compact, High Definition video camera designed for shooting in extreme conditions, even underwater. The camera comes with two mounts, a profile mount and a rotating surface mount, for hands free recording. It also has a built-in standard tripod thread. The ContourROAM has a rugged aluminum body. Rotating Lens: The camera is equipped with a 170° super wide-angle lens. The lens can be rotated 90° in one direction and 180° in the other to accommodate a wide variety of shooting angles. A rubber lens cover is included to protect the lens when not in use. Simple Controls: The ContourROAM has a large, sliding switch on the top of the camera. When pushed forward, the camera powers on, beeps once, and begins recording. When pushed back, the camera stops recording, beeps twice, and powers off. The Record Status LEDs turn on and off to indicate when the camera is recording. The Status Button on the back activates a Laser Line (to indicate the orientation of the lens and aid with leveling the camera), and turns on the battery and memory status LEDs (Green: 50% or more capacity, Yellow: 20%-50% capacity, Red: 20% or less capacity). Selectable Shooting Modes: The ContourROAM can record HD video (H.264) in three different resolutions: Full HD (1920 x 1080p, 16:9 aspect ratio), Tall HD (1280 x 960p, 4:3), and Action HD (1280 x 720p, 16:9), all at 30 frames per second. The camera also records AAC audio from the built-in, multi-directional microphone. The camera is also capable of shooting 5-megapixel still images at intervals of 1, 3, 5, 10, 30, and 60 seconds. Note: Changing the shooting mode and adjusting the microphone sensitivity require the camera to be connected to a computer via USB, and using the downloadable Contour Storyteller software. Waterproof: The ContourROAM has an IPX7 waterproof rating, which means the camera is waterproof to one meter in depth. A sealed gasket protects the inside of the camera, so you can shoot video under water, or in the rain, snow. or sleet. A waterproof case (item # 8063330) is available for scuba diving or wakeboarding, providing protection down to 60 meters below the surface. Recording Media: The ContourROAM can record HD video and still images onto microSD cards up to 32 GB (not included). The camera has no built-in memory. To view your videos and still images, you can connect the camera to your computer and upload them, or remove the microSD card and use a memory card reader. When recording in Full HD (1920 x 1080), a Class 4, 6, or 10 microSD card is recommended. Note: A 32 GB microSD card is capable of capturing up to 8 hours of footage when shooting in full HD mode. Battery Information: The ContourROAM uses a built-in, non-removable, rechargeable Lithium-ion battery (3.7 volts, 1350 mAh). The battery is charged via a USB connection from a computer (Mac or PC) or other device compliant with USB 2.0 / 1.1 standards. It can also be charged with an optional Contour wall or car battery charger. The battery is charged to about 80% in one hour, and to a full charge in approximately 4 hours. Battery life is approximately 3 hours on a fully-charged battery. Mounting Options: The camera comes with a rotating surface mount and a profile mount. The mounts have a strong adhesive backing for adhering them to a flat, dry surface. The mounts and camera have a rail-and-groove interface that securely holds the camera onto the mount. A leash, tethering the camera to the mount, is included to help prevent loss in case the camera comes off its mount. 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"This tastes just like apple pie! Great in the autumn around a campfire or on a hay-ride. Put it in canning jars with rings and lids for that down-home country appeal."
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apple cider
1 gallon
apple juice
6 (3 inch)
cinnamon sticks
1 1/2 cups
white sugar, or to taste
1 (1 liter) bottle
190 proof grain alcohol (such as Everclear™)
make sure your juice is COLD - below room temp- to avoid evaporating the alchohol
I really did not care for this drink recipe. I used Everclear, and all I could taste (and smell) was the grain alcohol. I'm not sure what I could have tweaked to make the recipe more palatable. I served it to about 20 people, and it received mixed reviews, so perhaps it is just a matter of preference.
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I tried this drink years ago while on vacation with friends and I had to have the recipe. I've made it several times and have only one suggestion. When transfering to bottles or jars, use a new knee high nylon over a hand strainer to help cut down on the "pulp". You will have to rinse it often. Oh, also, try warming it up in the microwave. Thats the only way i drink it. :)
This was very good, and fragrant. Recieved compliments. Served in a crock pot and set the everclear on the side for people to choose to use it or not. Next time, take the cinnamon sticks out afterboiling, and put into cups. That way the presentation is still beautiful, but the whole bowl isn't too cinnamon-y.
I have had this EXACT recipe for years and always have a steady supply in the fridge once deer hunting season comes around. We ARE deer camp. my tips--- SIMMER for 2-3 hours!!! put as much back in the gallon jugs after its finished. very easy to store in fridge and then just a screw cap on it. BUT make it a week or two ahead of time! then put 3 sticks in each gallon jugs and let it sit in the fridge- every couple days shake them up. this way you wont even taste the everclear- if you make it right you wont even know it has alcohol in it. the longer it sits the less alcohol you wil taste. as i dont like hard alcohol i make it early so i can celebrate a downed deer with my husband and all his friends! OH- and make SURE you have a big funnel-- that two bucks at walmart will prevent you from moping a huge mess up in the kitchen. good luck and enjoy!!
this was very good, we gave it to our friends for the holidays. I let the juices simmer for an hour so the liquid would reduce. It worked out great. thanks
Made this will apples from the tree outback - - one word - - AWESOME!! Wish I'd have made more while the apples were ripe - down to one little mason jar left and trying to make it last all winter isn't gonna work.
I've had this before, but never made it. This was so easy and soooo good! Taking it on a canoe trip as well as keeping some for weekend campfires! Besides cin stix, I added several dashes of ground cinnamon & a little nutmeg, as well as followed someone elses suggestion to added a little vanilla after it cools... all I can say is FABULOUS!!
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"All the great flavors of quiche are combined in a hand-held crescent cup."
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Pillsbury® refrigerated garlic butter crescent dinner rolls
1 (8 ounce) package
cream cheese, softened
Eggland's Best eggs
1 small
onion, chopped
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Green Giant® frozen chopped spinach, thawed, squeezed to drain
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This was GREAT! Simple to make and easy to heat up, grab, and go in the mornings. I used fresh spinach (sauteed in olive oil and fresh garlic), bacon, and left out the onion. I also used baking cups to make it really mess free and easy. Nothing could be better in the morning!
I used different fillings for these, jalapeño and sausage and no cheese, but that didn't change the reason for my low review. These were good the day I baked them, but canned crescent rolls taste so weird and wrong after they are reheated and that totally ruined these for me. Easy to make and good for immediate eating, but not for reheating.
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Very easy recipe. A great breakfast on-the-go idea, love it! Wasn't a great fan of the cream cheese in this recipe so will put less or skip altogether next time. I added ham and a little less spinach and it came out great. Will add some bacon next time. All in all, FANTASTIC recipe! (update 2/3/10) I've made these quiche cups time and time again and everytime I bring them to a breakfast potluck everyone raves about them. Very versatile recipe, you can use ham, bacon, whatever meat you have on hand along with the eggs, cream cheese, maybe a little bit of spinach or even green onions. All these variations come out wonderful.
This is a great recipe, very simple and tasty. It was gone very quickly!! That said I did make some changes to suit my needs, I was bringing this to a mom's brunch and wanted to get more servings. So I put the rolls onto the bottom of a 9x13 casserole and put the eggs on top. I used 3 add'l eggs simply because of using the casserole. As the casserole I baked this for about 30 mins. Probably the only change that I would make regardless of size is to saute the onions before putting them into the egg mixture.
Wow, these came out even better than I had imagined, how scrumptious! I used only 1/2 package of cream cheese (1/3 reduced fat and it was still good), and half a bag of frozen collard greens because that's all I had/my bf doesn't like spinach. As someone recommended, I sauteed the onions first, then also added the greens to that to cook for a bit, then let the mixture cool before adding to the egg mixture (of which I used 5.) I also tried both the garlic and butter flake flavors for the dough, and actually personally preferred the butter flake one - it really was buttery, while not overpowering the egg filling like the garlic does a bit. These are impressive-looking too and very presentable, and would make a perfect addition to a potluck brunch.
I added browned jimmy dean sausage to this and it was outstanding. Thank you.
This was my first time making quiche. I needed a recipe that was quick and easy for an office brunch. Loved it! I plan on trying different "personalized" variations next time...such as adding bacon or sausage bits...YUMMY!
Loved this recipe! Quick and easy to make and very tasty! Made a few changes, used chopped spinach but added artichoke hearts (not marinated) and subbed swiss cheese for mozzarella. Will definately be making this again!
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Calories: 197
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Armed robbery
• On Nov. 29 at 7:24 p.m. at Washington Express Gas Station, 14300 New Hampshire Ave., Silver Spring. Subject with weapon threatened victim and took property.
Strong-arm robbery
• On Nov. 27 at 8:42 p.m. in parking lot of Lakeforest Mall, 701 Russell Ave., Gaithersburg. Subject assaulted victim and unsuccessfully attempted to take property.
• On Nov. 30 at 3:30 p.m. near intersection of Travis Avenue and Southern Night Lane, Gaithersburg. Subject is known to victim.
• On Dec. 1 at 6:45 a.m. in 3600 block of Bel Pre Road, Silver Spring. Subject assaulted victim and took property.
Aggravated assault
• On Nov. 26 at 3:17 p.m. at American Beauty Academy, 11006 Veirs Mill Road, Wheaton. Subject is known to victim.
• On Nov. 26 at 10:55 p.m. in parking lot of Village Café and Bar, 19230 Montgomery Village Ave., Montgomery Village. Subject is known to victim.
• On Dec. 1 at 6:05 a.m. in 19400 block of Brassie Place, Gaithersburg. Subject is known to victim.
Commercial burglary
• On Nov. 30 between 2 and 8:15 p.m. at Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine and Nova Tours, 19803 Executive Park Circle, Germantown. Forced entry, took property.
Residential burglary
• 22100 block of Fair Garden Lane, Clarksburg, between 8 a.m. Nov. 25 and 8 p.m. Dec. 1. No forced entry, took property.
• 27900 block of Ridge Road, Damascus, between 6:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Nov. 26. Forced entry, took nothing.
• 700 block of Orchard Way, Colesville, between 9:35 and 10:45 a.m. Nov. 26. Took property from unlocked shed.
• 13300 block of Dovedale Way, Germantown, at 10 a.m. Nov. 27. Unknown entry, unknown what was taken.
• 8200 block of Amity Circle, Gaithersburg, at 12:08 p.m. Nov. 28.
• 12900 block of Falling Water Circle, Germantown, between 8 and 10 p.m. Nov. 28. No forced entry, took property.
• 900 block of Hoyt Street, Silver Spring, at noon Nov. 29. No forced entry, took property.
• 13100 block of Camellia Drive, Silver Spring, at 10:29 p.m. Nov. 30. Forced entry, unknown what was taken.
• 18200 block of Mulberry Court, Gaithersburg, at 10:38 a.m. Dec. 1.
• Unit block of Chestnut Street, Gaithersburg, at 1:32 p.m. Dec. 1.
• 18500 block of Boysenberry Drive, Montgomery Village, between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. Dec. 2. No forced entry, took property.
• 800 block of Bayridge Drive, Gaithersburg, at 9:14 p.m. Dec. 3.
Vehicle larceny
• Two incidents in Germantown on Dec. 2 or 3. Unlocked vehicles, took cellphones, a GPS unit and cash. Affected streets include Quail Woods Drive and Partridge Wood Drive.


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With a single punch, Jerry Adam Gilchrist's life was over.
At an Indian Head house party July 7, 2012, 18-year-old Gilchrist of Cheltenham allegedly was involved in an altercation with 23-year-old Marco Deangelo Sawyer of Waldorf. Sawyer threw one punch, witnesses said, and that single punch was enough to kill Gilchrist.
A jury trial for Sawyer, who is charged with manslaughter, second-degree assault and affray, began Monday afternoon in front of Circuit Judge Amy Bragunier.
"One punch. One from the defendant sent Jerry Gilchrist to his death," Charles County Deputy State's Attorney Karen Piper said Monday afternoon during her opening statement. At the party, Piper said, Sawyer and another man, 20-year-old Kyrel Antonio Lewis of Mechanicsville, confronted Gilchrist during the party at a point when several fights were going.
"At some point in time, pockets of fights broke out ... and [Saywer and Lewis] connected with Jerry, threw one punch and knocked him out forever," Piper said.
Lewis faces the same charges but is not scheduled to stand trial until next month, according to court records.
In his opening, Sawyer's defense attorney Michael Beach took issue with the ambiguity of Piper's statements.
"The one thing that is ... a foreshadowing of things to come is [Piper] said, 'They connected' with [Gilchrist] after saying it was one punch," Beach said. "[Sawyer] isn't just presumed innocent. He is innocent. This case is a tragedy, but it would be a tragedy for the wrong person to be convicted."
Beach told the jury to anticipate "anger, guilt ... a motive to blame" Sawyer from the witnesses for the prosecution, saying their argument is "built on shaky, unreliable eyewitnesses."
Although she only testified briefly, Gilchrist's mother Floriece took the stand to establish that her son had just graduated from high school and was working as a pool manager at Joint Base Andrews when he went to the party that night.
Erica Capuano, who attended the party that night, knew Sawyer and Lewis, and testified that some months before that night, Sawyer had been flirting with her via text message despite his being in a relationship at the time. When Capuano denied his advances and threatened to show his girlfriend the messages, she testified that Sawyer threatened to "blow her brains out through the back of her head."
The party, Capuano said, began quietly enough but quickly grew out of control. Capuano described seeing "a lot of craziness and fights and arguing" going on outside the Indian Head home, although she was unsure what started it. Capuano was hit in the head with a rock by a girl who was flinging them about, she said. At one point, she testified to hearing gunshots fired.
Following that, Capuano said she ran back inside with many of the other partygoers but returned outside just as the big fight involving Gilchrist, Sawyer and Lewis was getting underway.
Capuano testified to seeing Sawyer throw one punch, hitting Gilchrist and sending him to the ground. At that point, Capuano said, she went over to Gilchrist to try and help him.
"[Gilchrist] just dropped flat on his back, and that was it," Capuano said in her testimony. "He gasped for breath, but after that stopped, that was it. There was no gasping, no more sound. He didn't just look unconscious. He really looked lifeless."
Capuano also testified to seeing Sawyer get in another altercation with a different partygoer that night.
The trial was suspended Tuesday, as Bragunier could not be present, and was expected to resume today.


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Stop UN Gun Control Now!
While I was wrong in predicting a Mitt Romney win, I was, unfortunately, correct in saying that President Obama would move to sign a U.N. Arms Control Treaty right after the election whether he won or lost. On the very day after the election, the Obama administration voted to reopen talks on the treaty at a special meeting on March 18-28.
The U.S. will undoubtedly "compromise" and sign the treaty, all the time reassuring us that it is protecting our constitutional right to bear arms.
But don't be fooled!
This treaty is U.N. gun control pure and simple.
The giveaway is that it is designed to solve a problem that almost doesn't exist: The private exportation of small arms. Ninety percent of all small arms exports come from governments, primarily the United States, Israel, Russia and China. If the U.N. really wanted to stop the sales of weapons to drug gangs, guerilla groups and extremists, it would only have to stop arms sales from these governments.
Instead, the U.N. is setting up an elaborate mechanism to stop, by treaty, sales and exports of guns and grenades by private companies and individuals around the world. This regimen will necessitate a U.N. oversight governing body with broad enforcement powers and is a backdoor way to enact global gun controls. Since the U.S. accounts of 40 percent of all small arms exports, it is squarely aimed at us.
This U.N. governing body will have the power to require registration of all guns as a preliminary "inventory" of weapons to stop their exportation. Then, limitations on sales and even confiscations could follow. The treaty amounts to a backdoor way of achieving, through international action, gun controls that would never pass the U.S. Congress. And, politically, it is a way to cut the Republican House of Representatives out of the equation and empower on the Democratic Senate to approve the gun controls since they are being done by treaty. The House has no role in treaty ratification.
This U.N. governing body will have the power to require registration of all guns as a preliminary inventory of weapons to stop their exportation. Then, limitations on sales and even confiscations could follow. But … it does require a 2/3 vote of the Senate to ratify the treaty. And there are still 45 Republicans in the new Senate. If we hold 34 of them, we can kill the treaty. Most have already indicated their opposition to the treaty, but don't rely on that. When the U.S. "achieves" some soothing language protecting the Second Amendment — words that do nothing to mitigate the enforcement power conferred on the U.N. governing body in the treaty itself — they will flake away, leaving only the serious opponents of gun control to vote no.
We need to mobilize as never before. This treaty is the most serious threat to our Second Amendment rights we have ever faced.
Please go to dickmorris.com: to sign a petition against UN gun control. Circulate it among your friends, family, and fellow sportspeople! We need a broad, broad net of treaty opponents to stop this thing.
Please include your hard address so we can send your signature to your Senators to change their minds or stiffen their hearts!
And read our new book "Here Come The Black Helicopters." This U.N. treaty is only the opening shot in a broad effort to compromise our sovereignty and turn it over to the U.N. Read about it all in our book.
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 18, 2013) – ETSU head baseball coach Tony Skole announced game times for this weekend's Blue-White scrimmages at Thomas Stadium.
The Bucs will play under the lights on Friday as game time is set for 7 p.m., while Saturday's game is scheduled for 3 p.m. The scrimmages are free and open to the public.
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Virginia Petitti, age 87, of 5140 Rt. 219 Brockport, died Dec. 12, 2010 at DuBois Regional Medical Center.
Born Jan. 7, 1293 in Rasselas to John and Katherine Eukon, Virginia was married to Michael E. Carlini and he died in August of 1964. She was then married to William "Bill" Petitti on Oct. 1, 1966, he survives.
She was a member of Holy Cross Church at Brandy Camp and was a member of the Horton Twp. Sportsmens Club. Shw as a homemaker who also enjoyed hunting, fishing, cooking and cutting the grass with her John Deere tractor.
Besides her husband Bill Petitti of Brockport, she is survived by one son, Dennis (Dee Dee) Carlini of Brockway; one brother, Edward Eukon of Ridgway; and by two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her parents; two sisters, Mary and Frances; seven brothers, Joe, Rudy, Shiner, Steve, Johnny, Stanley and Wally; and a grandson, Mark Carlini.
There will be no public visitation.There will be a Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, Dec. 15, 2010, at 10 a.m. at Holy Cross Church at Brandy Camp. Officiating Clergyman will be Msgr. Charles Kaza
Place of burial will be Holy Cross Cemetery at Brandy Camp.
Memorial are suggested to the American Lung Association or the Charity of the donors' choice.
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