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Welcome to the Rivers & Lakes Presbytery website. We are delighted to tell you about ourselves and to invite you to participate with us in Christ's mission. – Paul Heidebrecht, Stated Clerk of Rivers & Lakes Presbytery – email@example.com
Don Landwehr is the first person in our Presbytery to be trained, examined and approved as a Commissioned Pastor (CP). A CP is a ruling elder authorized by Presbytery to provide pastoral ministry to a congregation that is unable to support an ordained teaching elder. Don serves both United Presbyterian Church in Amberg, WI, and First Presbyterian Church in Pembine, WI, preaching in both churches every Sunday morning.
Commissioned pastors are relatively new in the EPC. There are six churches in our Presbytery that rely on a CP. Our Ministerial Committee guided Don through a training program developed by the EPC which concluded with an examination on the floor of Presbytery this past April.
Don, tell us about your call to be a lay minister.
I grew up in a Catholic family but it was not until I got married and joined a Methodist church where my wife belonged that I came to Christ. My father-in-law was a great example to me. I was invited to do some preaching in the Methodist church and eventually got some training from them. When we moved to Crivitz after my retirement, we ended up at Faith Presbyterian where Pastor Rick Marcy preached the Gospel and mentored me. I began to do some pulpit supply in other churches, especially two smaller congregations in Pembine and Amberg. Their pastor, Fred Wadsworth, passed away about five years ago and I stepped in during his illness. I told them I'd take care of them until they found someone else. I'm still there. We all entered the EPC several years ago. It was very important to me to be in a denomination that did not water down God's Word.
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After I retired from a Wisconsin utility company, I turned the carpentry work I had done on the side into a business. I wanted to call it Don's Custom Cabinets, but the name was taken. My wife convinced me to use "The Other Carpenter" as a way to show that I served Christ in my work. I have probably reached more people with the Gospel through my business than from the pulpit. The name puts a burden on me, though, to live up as a businessman. Often I and my crew are asked about the name and I end up talking about Christ.
The EPC's Leadership Training Guide was your primary source of training.
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#32 - xtwinblade
Reply -2(06/17/2013) [-]
but aang was in avatar form when he "Died" so the avatar line would be cut right there. But Korra was the next avatar, so Aang didnt die there.
#81 to #32 - darknesincontrol (06/17/2013) [-]
when he came back to life he had lost the ability to go into avatar state, but regained the ability when he fought Ozai, so the avatar cycle continued from then on
#92 to #81 - xtwinblade (06/17/2013) [-]Oh yeah, thanks for clearing that up for me.
#51 to #32 - youngfearless (06/17/2013) [-]
Aang died in the avatar state, and if and avatar does that, the cycle doesn't continue
#66 to #51 - xtwinblade (06/17/2013) [-]
That was exacly what i said.
#89 to #66 - youngfearless (06/17/2013) [-]
the line was cut but since he was revived, it could start over once again
#33 to #32 - commanderbunbun [OP]
Reply +8(06/17/2013) [-]
what part of "brought back to life" do you not understand?
#65 to #33 - xtwinblade (06/17/2013) [-]
I got it, but the line should have cut since he died in the avatar state.
#39 - pringlez (06/17/2013) [-]
So, because Aang did technically die, does that mean an Avatar was born at that moment? If so, would it have just died some how when Aang was brought back to life? And if not, how long does the cycle get put on hold in between the death and birth of Avatars?
#45 to #39 - PrismaLowell (06/17/2013) [-]
he was in the Avatar state when he died
#43 to #39 - RandomAnonGuy
Reply +4(06/17/2013) [-]
As lemortedemiller said, no. He was in avatar state when he died, which would have broken the cycle had he not come back to life.
#49 - anon (06/17/2013) [-]
avatar is the gayest thing since that uberfaggot freddy mercury. **** them both
#35 to #30 - klokwork (06/17/2013) [-]
One of the reasons Avatar is so loved is its amazing ability to involve many religious practices and references to things such as Buddhism and paganism, it would be strange not to involve Christianity. Its great how the writers try to make a world like that, and the "fused world" in Korra only supports this fact. But whatever Avatar's ******* awesome.
#44 to #30 - RandomAnonGuy (06/17/2013) [-]
3edgy5me. Every time there's a religious argument on funnyjunk you have a decent chance of finding me, but even I can recognize and appreciate a piece of ******* trivia.
#50 to #30 - zorororonoa
Reply +3(06/17/2013) [-]
So the obvious references to Buddhism is fine? Christianity is the only one that people can hate? Stop blindly hating Christians because it is the "cool" thing to do.
#52 to #50 - ivoryhammer (06/17/2013) [-]
It's just an anon, ignore it
#63 - lupislord (06/17/2013) [-]
#80 to #63 - commanderbunbun [OP] (06/17/2013) [-]
yes, being in the avatar state severed the avatar line. but coming back to life fixed the line.
people have a hard time believing the avatar cycle can restart like this, when a kid came back from the dead.
people have a hard time believing the avatar cycle can restart like this, when a kid came back from the dead.
#67 to #63 - eiaisqzbsesb (06/17/2013) [-]
He died in the avatar state.
#69 to #68 - eiaisqzbsesb (06/17/2013) [-]
#22 - sisterblister (06/17/2013) [-]
hey everyone if you like avatar you will like this
#23 to #22 - commanderbunbun [OP] (06/17/2013) [-]
your name is Azula
#24 to #23 - sisterblister (06/17/2013) [-]
why thank you
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#3 to #2 - commanderbunbun [OP] (06/16/2013) [-]
you come up with better trivia that isn't already on one of my posts or isn't obviously stated in the episode
#73 - stabbles (06/17/2013) [-]
so Aang died. Does that mean there is another avatar running around that no one knows about because, since Aang was dead for such a short amount of time. leaving no time to find the next avatar.
#76 to #73 - Magnisethered (06/17/2013) [-]
I guess his soul went back into his body, so another avatar might have been born, then died 3 days later so Aang could get his soul back?
#17 - tuxwonder
Reply -4(06/16/2013) [-]
I can't be the only one who thinks that hardly any of these facts are interesting or fascinating... at all...
#75 - stabbles (06/17/2013) [-]
ignore that last comment i wrote. i did not see the comment that already explained it.
#70 - dogwars (06/17/2013) [-]
Chapter 3 is false, they met when the Order of the White Lotus met at the end of book 3.
#79 to #70 - commanderbunbun [OP] (06/17/2013) [-]
he was on the lion turtle. everyone but Aanf met bumi here
#64 - gammaradiated
Reply -4(06/17/2013) [-]
Since when is avatar on funnyjunk?
#48 - heretofuckshitup (06/17/2013) [-]
Holding jesus in that fashion or i suppose aang in this case is called the pieta.
#47 - godqueso (06/17/2013) [-]
I had a dream the other day that I was the avatar except in a more realistic setting...
Carry on with what you were doing before being interrupted by this random-ass fact of the day
Carry on with what you were doing before being interrupted by this random-ass fact of the day
#29 - maybewereallinsane (06/17/2013) [-]
#27 - rakaka (06/17/2013) [-]
i feel so proud of my young self because i noticed #7 the first time i watched the ep
#16 - cubespike (06/16/2013) [-]
King Bumi and Aang do meet again, but i'm guessing it's once Aang and him have died...


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Delaying Justice(s): A Duration Analysis of Supreme Court Confirmations
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American Journal of Political Science
Volume 47, Issue 4, pages 654–668, October 2003
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Shipan, C. R. and Shannon, M. L. (2003), Delaying Justice(s): A Duration Analysis of Supreme Court Confirmations. American Journal of Political Science, 47: 654–668. doi: 10.1111/1540-5907.00046
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Presidents traditionally have had great success when nominating justices to the Supreme Court, with confirmation being the norm and rejection being the rare exception. While the confirmation process usually ends with the nominee taking a seat on the Court, however, there is a great deal of variance in the amount of time it takes the Senate to act. To derive a theoretical explanation of this underlying dynamic in the confirmation process, we draw on a spatial model of presidential nominations to the Court. We then employ a hazard model to test this explanation, using data on all Supreme Court nominations and confirmations since the end of the Civil War. Our primary finding is that the duration of the confirmation process increases as the ideological distance between the president and the Senate increases. We also find evidence that suggests that the duration increases for critical nominees and chief justices and decreases for older nominees, current and previous senators, and nominees with prior experience on state and federal district courts.


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The man was described as white, in his 50s and wearing a shirt and tan pants.
Officer David Pubins of the Scottsdale PD said the suspect then fled the scene on foot and was later spotted in front of the Courtyard Marriott on Scottsdale Road.
The suspect did not comply with the officers' commands and reached behind his back with one hand.
He was then fired upon, while another officer used his taser.
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When TM II Cheetor examines Depth Charge the power bonds are still binding him. Once Optimus shows up they're gone. How'd he get them off?
When Dinobot II shoots off his own finger with his laser sight, in the next scene, it is back.
Animation Error: Megatron's thumb goes through his shoulder plate when he holds the core of Rampage's Spark.
If you look closely at some of the scenes with Transmetal 2 Cheetor in beast mode, you can see that his jet pack is missing.
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Optimus: "I thought I had detected a radio beacon, but someone may be jamming it."
Megatron and Waspinator appear, with a stasis pod
Cheetor: "Gee, I wonder who."
Waspinator: "Waspinator not like new lizard-bot!"
Depth Charge: "I agree with the bug. Then again, I'm not fond of any of you!"
Megatron: "Ah, we have a guest. An ample opportunity to test your mettle, Dinobot."
Depth Charge: "And I was wondering who I was going to shoot first!"
Dinobot 2: "The Transmetal driver. Where is it?"
Depth Charge: "Don't have it."
Dinobot 2: "Too bad for you."
"Tallories", "Dacerin", and "Zarak" are the names of Transformers fans.
Also introduces Transmetal 2 Cheetor, though we never get a good look at him.
Megatron creates a Transmetal 2 clone of Dinobot using the core of Rampage's Spark.
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Megatron's "spinning top" act, after TM2 Cheetor hits him, is a nod to the Tasmanian Devil of the Warner Brothers cartoons, right down to the sound effects done while Megatron is spinning.
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While I don't practice in PA, my experience is that labs will only test for what they've been asked to test. If there was no discussion of marijuana use, they likely will not have asked for testing beyond alcohol.
In either case, blood tests can be challenged on a number of grounds. They are not "bullet proof" evidence as many would suggest.
You should consult with a PA defense attorney as soon as possible. It may be possible for you to get an independent test conducted on your blood.
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In some states, such as WI, however, the blood will automatically be tested for all drugs if the BAC is less than a .08.
Again, you should consult with a local, experienced DUI attorney. You can find such an attorney through the National College of DUI Defense: www.ncdd.com.
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California Agriculture To Face Strict Mandatory Water Cuts, Officials Say
On April 1, standing in a barren mountain field that should have been covered in five feet of snow, California Governor Jerry Brown announced the state's first-ever statewide mandatory water cuts, requiring local water supply agencies to curtail water use by 25 percent relative to their 2013 levels. Agriculture, despite using 80 percent of the state's developed water supply, wasn't mentioned in the statewide restrictions.
But Brown didn't let farmers off completely, warning that he was considering large-scale water cuts that would have a deep impact on the industry should the state's historic, four-year drought continue. Now, it seems, those cuts are imminent, as state water officials announced Wednesday that farmers with senior water rights would soon be subject water restrictions — the first cuts to senior water-rights holders in decades.
"The very fact that we're beginning to have a conversation about water rights is an indication of how serious the drought is," Peter Gleick, president and co-founder of the Pacific Institute, told ThinkProgress. "It's really an unusual move. I would not have guessed a year ago that we would start to have this conversation."
Rights to water in California have historically been decided on a first-come, first-served basis, meaning those with senior water rights have been present on their land since the Gold Rush. The first round of mandatory restrictions — expected to come on Friday — will impact holders of century-old water rights in the watershed of the San Joaquin River, which stretches through the Central Valley from the Sierra Nevada to the San Francisco Bay and serves as the primary source of water for farmers in the region. Under the impending cuts, it's expected that some of those farmers would be forced to cease all pumping from the river.
To avoid mandatory cuts, a second group of farmers — senior water rights holders from the Sacramento and San Joaquin River delta — have offered to voluntary curb their water use by 25 percent, in exchange for a promise from the state that they would not be subject to further cuts even if the drought were to worsen. According to the Associated Press, state officials promised a decision on the farmers' offer by Friday, though it's unclear if those voluntary levels would be enough to benefit California's increasingly-depleted waterways.
"If those numbers work from the perspective of what's available, that makes good business sense, because for farmers…you have to make certain planting decisions and you want to know how much water you're going to have available over the rest of the growing season," Ellen Hanak, senior fellow at the Public Policy Institute of California, told ThinkProgress. "What they're proposing reflects a desire to figure that out in advance."
Should mandatory cuts come from the state, farmers are expected to immediately challenge them in court.
The last time senior water rights holders were forced to cut back on their water use was in 1977, during the state's last major drought. Those restrictions applied to only a dozen or so districts along the Sacramento River — Friday's restrictions, according to the state Water Resources Control Board Director Tom Howard, would be more extensive, affecting farmers throughout the entire basin of the Sacramento River.
Despite their exclusion from statewide cuts issued in April, California's farmers haven't been immune to water restrictions throughout the current drought, which is now stretching into its fourth year. Already, those who receive water from the State Water Project have taken an 80 percent cut in their water allocations, while farmers without senior rights who depend on the federal Central Valley Project haven't received any water. On May 1, farmers in the Sacramento River watershed with water rights granted after 1914 were told to stop diverting water to their lands.
It's difficult to quantify the success of those cuts, however, because state officials lack widespread remote sensors or meters to ensure that farmers are complying, instead relying on complaints and the honor system to enforce the restrictions. Since most water diversions are from large sources, however, Hanak doesn't believe enforcement will be an issue borne out of Friday's restrictions. "I think people will comply, by and large," she said.
The curtailment of surface water might send some farmers in search of groundwater, an alternative to surface water that has come under increasing scrutiny as the drought has intensified. Groundwater comes from underground aquifers that have filled with rainwater and snow melt over thousands of years, acting as a sort of insurance policy for years when surface water levels are lower than usual. In California, groundwater can be tapped on a first-come, first-served basis, and as surface water becomes more scarce, farmers have been drilling deeper and deeper into the ground to access underground stores of water.
"In places where farmers have access to groundwater, they'll be able to make that up somewhat," Hanak said, noting that last year, when wide restrictions were placed on surface water, farmers made up about 75 percent of those losses via groundwater. In areas like the Sacramento Valley, where groundwater tends to replenish relatively quickly, turning to groundwater can offer a short-term solution.
But some worry that simply shifting water use from surface water to groundwater won't address the root of California's water problems. Groundwater takes years to replenish, and depleting it now could lead to shortages in the long-term. "If all we're doing is shifting water use from surface water to unsustainable groundwater use, it's going to make our problems worse in the long run," Gleick said.
To compensate for a reduction in available water, Hanak expects farmers to prioritize high-value crops over low-value ones, diverting their limited resources to things like almonds or pistachios while letting low-value crops like alfalfa or rice dry up. For years, farmers with senior water rights haven't had to make those kinds of decisions — but Gleick thinks that, starting with Friday's restrictions, that's about to change.
"It's going to force some farmers to rethink what they're growing, and how they're growing it, in terms of crop type and irrigation technology," Gleick said. "We've known for a long time that the most senior water rights holders are typically less efficient in their water use, and are more likely to be growing low-value, water intensive crops, because they haven't had the pressure of water cutbacks. I think that's going to change. I think it has to change."


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|Reviews for The 222nd Hunger Games: Betrayal
| Jms2 chapter 24 . 9/12/2014
Great story! I have to admit, I was rooting for Misty throughout the whole games. SO CLOSE! Ah well, I just really didn't want Taylor to win! Memory, I was fine with winning.
| Insanitywriter chapter 24 . 6/30/2014
*Him and Her darling, you'll have two tributes every year. And you of all people should know they don't want to win
| Insanitywriter chapter 23 . 6/30/2014
I thought Taylor diedf for a sec... Idky but I just REALLY don't want Memory to win... Is that mean? Oh... Well whatever... Misty is the perfect Antihero, her story is semi touching and the thought of her suffering is delightful xD... There goes that Sadist again
| Insanitywriter chapter 18 . 6/29/2014
Smh MANHATER! lolz I'm soooo done! I just KNEW Iris was going to kill her... Oh well... Was that really Soapy's first kill?
Misty is my fave!
| Insanitywriter chapter 17 . 6/29/2014
Amy and Iris killed me! That was the best thing ever... Sorry... STOP BEING POLITE WHEN YOURE TRYING TO SMASH SOME ONE'S BRAINS OUT!... Hmmmm the feast sounds interesting...
| Insanitywriter chapter 16 . 6/29/2014
All the Mercy was killing me! . I get that's the name of the game... Well chapter, but I was waiting on some blood... Then again I'm a sadistic Lil fuccker huh? But I some what enjoyed it and I will laugh my azz off if Aiden is crowned victor . hehehe
| Insanitywriter chapter 15 . 6/29/2014
Its official! You hate guys! Smh Darren, Tyler, AND Meli?! (This one hurt the most :(( ) but I thought it was too funny when Taylor forgot Memory... Nice irony.
| Insanitywriter chapter 12 . 6/29/2014
Wow, you REALLY didn't like the guys did you? o.o Only six left now, there's just too much estrogen in the air
| hollowman96 chapter 15 . 6/15/2014
i laughed soooo much at meli's death, for some reason it was just hilarious! i don't know why
| grandvizier527 chapter 24 . 5/3/2014
I know you wrote this a while back, but out of boredom I wanted to read your other SYOTs, in chronological order. Despite already knowing who would win, this was still an enjoyable read. Here are my thoughts:
1. I can tell that your writing has improved since this. Not that you were a bad writer here, but it just seems kind of average in comparison to the style and amount of development for the 226th Hunger Games.
2. A lot of the tributes seemed to be really bloodbath material. Here you had 7 tributes die, and in the one you're currently working on I remember only 3 dying. And yet, like any good SYOT writer, you made it work with what you had!
3. The arena was very original, yet familiar enough that it had that classic Hunger Games feel, what with everybody being in the wilderness, and yet it was a very unique wilderness. The Mutts were fairly good, too, although there didn't seem to be a lot of them, just the giant bat with the knife, the squid, and the monkeys (which in a different context might have been funny). If you ever need help for mutt ideas for your last games, BTW, I'd be willing to give some suggestions.
4. I can see that it was called "Betrayal" for a reason. I counted five, 3 of which were by Careers, and the other 2 by Misty. Typical Careers. Also, it was good that the Careers got to not be villains for a change.
5. Tributes I liked: Iris and Amy-they were a great alliance together even when the big strong boys were out of the picture. I would have wanted them to win had I not known who the Victor was in advance. Same thing with Taylor and Jessie, to a lesser extent. Misty was a great villain-I was worried she would be like Valhalla, but I was completely wrong! Despite her knowledge of traps and poison, she wasn't like Valhalla because she wasn't emotionless but still just as intelligent. Sophia/Soapy had a non-villainous side to her, and it was a shame how she was killed so suddenly with the squid mutt (although I can think of several reasons why you did that, so no hard feelings).
6. Tributes that were quite gullible: Since you needed people to betray each other, I realize now that the natural consequence would be to have some gullible people. Wesley, Avery, Seal, and Sky all really should have watched their backs.
7. A question: did the person who submitted Alexander WANT him to commit suicide like that? If they did, that's fine, but I just feel like we could have gotten to know him better. Same thing with Cherry, since she died rather early and I wanted to see her hidden depths more. I would say the same thing for Keaton, but judging by the fact that the submitter wanted him to pass out at the reapings I'd say he or she wanted them to be a bloodbath tribute...although frankly I don't see why you'd WANT your character to be one of the first to die.
8. One small criticism: There seems to be something I've noticed with both this SYOT and the current one you're working on: in both of them the boys get the short end of the stick in terms of character development. As good as your SYOTs are, it seems to me like you have trouble developing male characters. Both in this one and your current one most of the male characters are fairly forgettable. And here the final 7 were all girls! I feel like we didn't get to see Aiden's side of his relationship with Memory, which led to me liking her a bit less (more on that later). Seeing as I happen to be a boy, I'm wiling to give some pointers on how to develop a boy tribute more if you need them. They're really not THAT much different from girls, really! Although due to spoilers I know that one of your next victors is/was a boy, so maybe I'm wrong about you not knowing how to develop boys.
9. Finally, my thoughts on the Victor, Memory Summit. Like I said, going in there I knew she would win, but I still wanted to read anyway because I wanted to see how she won, and how all the others died. The "how" bothered me a little bit, but in the end I found it fitting for her to win. Let me explain:
I was wondering why you didn't have Memory killed by Derek, but I've noticed that unless the fight is short you tend to have the scene from the winner's perspective. I can understand that; if you have a long duel of a fight that goes on for a long time, you're going to sympathize with whoever's POV it's in. So naturally, to have them get killed at the end is disappointed to the reader (although sometimes it has to happen, and I've seen you do it before). It was intriguing, to say the least, how Aiden didn't kill Memory when he had the chance. He could have done it, and it would have fit right into the betrayal theme you were going with. But given that Memory was falling in love with him and was innocent (at first), it sort of gave us readers this Katniss-esque vibe from her. But unlike Katniss, of course, Memory was too emotional and spent too much time dwelling on romance and past break-ups. I get that we were supposed to sympathize with her, but I didn't really care about her romantic life. Probably has to do with being a boy or something...or it could be the fact that since this is the Hunger Games, I don't like romances since they always have to be destroyed by the killing. What's the point of tributes falling in love if they either have to kill each other or let themselves be killed? Personally I think it's better to have no attachments.
Anyway, after Aiden was killed, my opinion on Memory shifted. No offense to you or her submitter, but I thought that she was being a psychotic bitch, what with killing people that didn't have anything to do with her precious boyfriend. I especially felt sorry for Amy and Iris, since they were the victims of her rampage. I was glad when someone else (Sophia, right?) called her out for this and she snapped out of it.
After that happened, I stopped thinking of her as a bitch and realized that she was the perfect person to win the games. Taylor and Jessie still had their innocence, Misty was too villainous and smart, and Soapy/Sophia was morally ambiguous. It was fitting for her to win because she was the one that went the most insane during the Games. She went from an emotional romantic into a crazed killer...and back again! The fact that she called her insane self "Luna" to try and deny what she had done was excellent.
Thing is, a lot of SYOT writers will have their victor experience the "punishment" of victory by having them live on despite their depression and be forced to deal with everything they did in the Games (if they don't become a Capitol toy like Finnick). Memory was the perfect embodiment of that, since for her to survive the Games and be punished with having the memory (had to make a pun there!) of all the horrible thing she did in the games was more fitting than having someone like Misty (who was sort of detached from others and had no regrets), Taylor, or Jessie (they didn't really kill anyone and were still quite similar to what they had been before the Games). Of the last few tributes, only Memory would be the one to have anything to feel guilty about by the end of the Games.
Finally, I love your use of irony in regards to Memory winning. Aiden was the one who had nightmares of killing Memory (and her being covered in blood), but what he didn't realize was that it wasn't her own-it was other tributes'! SHE turned out to be the crazed killer, not him! Obviously you didn't plan all that out beforehand, but I can tell that once you know what you had done there you knew it would make so much sense for Memory to win.
Can't wait to read your other Hunger Games!
| Guest chapter 24 . 4/6/2014
That was amazing. I read the story in one sitting. But, I can't help being a little mad. I totally routed for Taylor since the reaping. Still though great job.
| Guest chapter 20 . 2/7/2014
forgot to say, misty is a FREAKING beast
| Guest chapter 23 . 2/7/2014
Noooooo! Why jessie!? im crying right now
| Guest chapter 22 . 2/7/2014
Noooo sophia! Ahhh i was extremely pissed! but atleaat memory and jessie are still alive
| Guest chapter 15 . 2/6/2014
so sad derek died before jessie can sit on his face :(


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Capital punishment in Utah
Capital punishment is legal in the U.S. state of Utah. Aggravated murder is the only crime subject to the penalty of death under Utah law. Lethal injection is the state's l of choice; however, the firing squad is also available in certain circumstances. As of May 8, 2011, nine people are under a sentence of death in the state.[1] Since 1850, 51 individuals have been executed in Utah. It was the first state to resume executions after the 1967-1976 national moratorium on capital punishment.
History and current practices[edit]
The spring 1850 garroting of Patsowits, a Ute, was the first recorded execution in the provisional State of Deseret.[2] Utah Territory was established in September 1850, and it permitted condemned prisoners to choose between hanging and firing squad. In 1851 beheading was introduced as a third execution option.[3] No prisoner chose this method and the option was eliminated in 1888.[4] In 1955, Utah state lawmakers voted to introduce the electric chair; however, the state never used electrocution due to failure to provide appropriation.[5] Forty-four executions occurred in the State of Utah and Utah Territory before the national moratorium in 1967;[6] six were by hanging and 38 were by firing squad.[7] The last pre-moratorium execution in Utah took place on March 30, 1960.
In 1967 when the moratorium went into effect, Utah was the only remaining state to allow death row inmates to choose between firing squad and hanging.[5][8] Utah attempted to reintroduce death penalty statutes during the moratorium but they were struck down by the 1972 United States Supreme Court decision in the case Furman v. Georgia.[9] The state formally reinstated capital punishment on January 7, 1973[10] and the new death penalty statutes were approved by the United States Supreme Court with the reinstatement of capital punishment in 1976. The reinstatement allowed Utah to move forward with the death sentences of Dale Selby Pierre and William Andrews for crimes committed in 1974 prior to the reinstatement of capital punishment. (They were later executed in 1987 and 1992, respectively.) On January 17, 1977, Utah became the first state to execute a prisoner after the moratorium ended: Gary Gilmore was executed by a firing squad,[11] having selected that method over hanging. In 1958 twenty-one-year-old Barton Kay Kirkham became the last prisoner to be hanged by the state of Utah.[12] Lethal injection was introduced in 1980[8] and in February of that year the Utah State Legislature replaced the option of hanging with the option of lethal injection.[13]
The first bill proposing to eliminate the firing squad option was introduced in the Utah House of Representatives in January 1996.[14] In 2004, the legislature passed HB180, which removed the right of the condemned to choose the method of execution and left lethal injection as the only remaining option in the state.[15][16] The abolition of the firing squad was not retroactive; three inmates on death row at Utah State Prison who chose this method of execution before the end of February 2004 will be executed by firing squad under a grandfather clause.[16] Utah's most recent execution, that of 49-year-old Ronnie Lee Gardner on June 18, 2010, was the state's third execution by firing squad since the capital punishment moratorium was lifted, and the country's first sanctioned shooting in 14 years.[15] Legislation signed by Gov. Gary Herbert in March 2015 restores the firing squad as a legal method of execution, requiring its use if the state is unable to obtain the necessary lethal injection drugs within 30 days of a scheduled execution.[17][18]
Utah is the only state besides Nevada to have ever used the firing squad, although executions of this type are authorized in Oklahoma for prisoners who successfully challenge the constitutionality of lethal injection and electrocution.
Executions in Utah are currently performed at the Utah State Prison in Draper, Utah.[19] Because the ethics standards of the American Medical Association forbid physician involvement in executions, other healthcare professionals including paramedics and nurses perform executions in Utah.[20] Paramedics and nurses, however, are also forbidden from participation in executions by their own professional organizations' ethics codes.[21][22][23] The prison protects the anonymity of professionals involved in executions, making it impossible for professional organizations to impose sanctions.[24]
Conviction and sentencing process[edit]
Convicts who were under 18 at the time of commission of the crime[25] and convicts who are mentally retarded[26] are protected from the death penalty in Utah, as they are in all states, under federal law. Defendants in capital cases in the state of Utah may choose either a jury trial or a bench trial in which the judge alone decides the verdict and sentence. John Albert Taylor is the only Utah defendant to waive his jury right. He was convicted and sentenced to death in 1989 by 2nd District Court Judge David Roth in Weber County. Clemency rests with the State of Utah Board of Pardons and Parole, of which the Governor of Utah is a member, making Utah one of a handful of states where the Governor does not have the sole power to grant clemency.[27] As of 2008[update] no commutation of the death sentence has been given in Utah.[27]
Definition of aggravated murder[edit]
Under Utah law, aggravated murder is the only crime subject to the penalty of death. It is defined as follows:[28]
- The murder was especially heinous, atrocious, cruel or depraved (or involved torture).
- The murder was committed incident to a hijacking.
- The defendant knowingly created a grave risk of death for one or more persons in addition to the victim of the offense.
- The defendant committed or attempted to commit more than one murder at the same time.
- The murder was committed by means of poison or a lethal substance.
- The murder was committed for pecuniary gain or pursuant to an agreement that the defendant would receive something of value.
- The defendant caused or directed another to commit murder, or the defendant procured the commission of the offense by payment, promise of payment, or anything of pecuniary value.
- The murder was committed to avoid or prevent arrest, to effect an escape, or to conceal the commission of a crime.
- The capital offense was committed to interfere with the lawful exercise of any government function or the enforcement of the laws.
- The defendant has been convicted of, or committed, a prior murder, a felony involving violence, or other serious felony.
- The capital offense was committed by a person who is incarcerated, has escaped, is on probation, is in jail, or is under a sentence of imprisonment. The actor was under a sentence of life imprisonment or a sentence of death at the time of the homicide.
- The victim is or has been a local, state, or federal public official, or a candidate for public office, and the homicide is based on, is caused by, or is related to that official position, act, capacity, or candidacy.
- The murder was committed against a person held as a shield, as a hostage, or for ransom.
- The murder was committed against a witness in a criminal proceeding to prevent the witness from appearing, or for revenge.
- The homicide was committed while the actor was engaged in, or attempted to, or flight from committed or attempted child abuse.
- The defendant was involved in the desecration of a dead human body or dismembering, mutilation, or disfiguring of the victim's body, either before or after death, in a manner demonstrating the actor's depravity of mind. The homicide was committed incident to the abuse or desecration of a dead body.
- The murder was committed by means of any weapon of mass destruction.
Individuals executed in Utah[edit]
|Date of execution
|Method of execution
|Patsowits[2] and his brother [29]
|Spring 1850
|Patsowits killed an emigrant settler and his brother had made several death threats[29]
|An emigrant[30]
|Antelope and Long Hair[31]
|September 15, 1854
|Two sons of a Mormon bishop in Cedar Valley[31][32]
|Brigham Young
|Thomas H. Ferguson[33]
|October 28, 1858[34]
|Alexander Carpenter[35]
|Alfred Cumming
|William Cockcroft[34]
|September 21, 1861
|firing squad
|Robert Brown
|"Unknown Man"[6]
|firing squad
|Unknown person
|Jason R. Luce[36]
|January 12, 1864
|firing squad
|Samuel R. Bunton[37]
|James Duane Doty
|Robert Sutton[38]
|October 10, 1866
|firing squad
|Frederick White[35]
|Charles Durkee
|Chauncy W. Millard[38]
|January 29, 1869
|firing squad
|Harlem P. Swett[36]
|John Doyle Lee
|March 23, 1877
|firing squad
|Mountain Meadows massacre
|George W. Emery
|Wallace Wilkerson[3]
|May 16, 1879
|firing squad (botched)[2]
|William Baxter
|Frederick Hopt (a.k.a. Fred Welcome)[39]
|August 11, 1887
|firing squad
|John Franklin Turner
|Caleb Walton West
|Enoch Davis[40]
|September 14, 1894
|firing squad
|Enoch's wife
|An American Indian man[29]
|A white woman
|Charles H. Thiede[41]
|August 7, 1896
|Thiede's wife
|Heber Manning Wells
|Pat Coughlin[42]
|December 15, 1896
|firing squad
|Deputy Sherriff Dawes and Constable Stagg
|Peter Mortensen[43]
|November 20, 1903
|firing squad
|James R. Hay[44]
|Frank Rose[43]
|April 22, 1904
|firing squad
|Rose's wife
|J. J. Morris[6]
|April 30, 1912
|Morris' wife[45]
|William Spry
|Jules C. E. Szirmay (a.k.a. Jules Zirmay)[6]
|May 22, 1912
|firing squad
|A school boy
|Harry Thorne[46]
|September 26, 1912
|firing squad
|A grocery clerk
|Thomas Riley[6]
|October 24, 1912
|firing squad
|A grocery clerk
|Frank Romeo[46]
|February 20, 1913
|firing squad
|Albert Jenkins[47]
|Joe Hill
|November 19, 1915
|firing squad
|John G. Morrison and his son Arlington
|Howard DeWeese[48]
|May 24, 1918
|firing squad
|His wife
|John Borich[48]
|January 20, 1919
|firing squad
|A woman for insurance money
|Steve Maslich[6]
|January 20, 1922
|firing squad
|A man in Salt Lake City
|Charles R. Mabey
|Nick Oblizalo[6]
|June 9, 1922
|firing squad
|A man in Salt Lake City
|George H. Gardner[49]
|August 31, 1923
|firing squad
|Joseph Irvine and a police officer
|Omer R. Woods[50]
|January 18, 1924
|firing squad
|Woods' invalid wife
|Henry C. Hett (a.k.a. George Allen)[50]
|February 20, 1925
|firing squad
|Police sergeant Pierce
|George Dern
|Pedro Cano[51]
|May 19, 1925
|firing squad
|A woman in Park City
|Ralph W. Seyboldt[52]
|January 15, 1926
|firing squad
|Patrolman David H Crowther
|Edward McGowan[53]
|February 5, 1926
|firing squad
|Bob Blevins (and raped his wife and daughters)[53][54]
|Delbert Green[55]
|July 10, 1936
|firing squad
|Green's foster father/uncle James Green, mother-in-law/aunt, and wife
|Henry H. Blood
|John W. Deering[56]
|October 31, 1938
|firing squad
|Oliver R. Meredith Jr.
|Donald Lawton Condit[57]
|July 30, 1942
|firing squad
|Harold A. Thorne
|Herbert B. Maw
|Robert Walter Avery[58]
|February 5, 1943
|firing squad
|Detective Hoyt L. Gates
|Austin Cox Jr.[59]
|June 19, 1944
|firing squad
|Judge Lewis V. Trueman (also killed two other men and two women)
|James Joseph Roedl[60]
|July 13, 1945
|firing squad
|Abigail Agnes Williams
|Eliseo J. Mares Jr.[61]
|September 10, 1951
|firing squad
|Jack D. Stallings
|J. Bracken Lee
|Ray Dempsey Gardner[60]
|September 29, 1951
|firing squad
|Shirley Jean Gretzinger
|Don Jesse Neal[62]
|July 1, 1955
|firing squad
|Sgt. Owen T. Farley
|Verne Alfred Braasch and Melvin Leroy Sullivan[63]
|May 11, 1956
|firing squad
|Howard Manzione[64]
|Barton Kay Kirkham
|June 7, 1958
|hanging (last in Utah)
|David Avon Frame (also killed Ruth Holmes Webster but was executed for murdering Frame)
|George Dewey Clyde
|James W. Rodgers[65]
|March 30, 1960
|firing squad[66]
|Charles Merrifield[67]
|Gary Gilmore
|January 17, 1977
|firing squad
|Ben Bushnell and Max David Jensen
|Scott M. Matheson
|Dale Selby Pierre
|August 28, 1987
|lethal injection
|Stanley Walker, Michelle Ansley, and Carol Naisbitt
|Norman Bangerter
|Arthur Bishop
|June 10, 1988
|lethal injection
|Alonzo Daniels, Kim Peterson, Danny Davis, Troy Ward, and Graeme Cunningham
|William Andrews
|July 30, 1992
|lethal injection
|Stanley Walker, Michelle Ansley, and Carol Naisbitt
|John Albert Taylor
|January 27, 1996
|firing squad
|Charla Nicole King
|Michael Leavitt
|Joseph Mitchell Parsons
|October 15, 1999
|lethal injection
|Richard Lynn Ernest
|Ronnie Lee Gardner
|June 18, 2010
|firing squad
|Michael Burdell (also killed Melvyn Otterstrom and wounded George "Nick" Kirk but was executed for murdering Burdell)
|Gary Herbert
See also[edit]
- List of death row inmates in Utah
- Capital punishment in the United States
- Religion and capital punishment
- List of wrongful convictions in the United States
- List of exonerated death row inmates
- ^ "Inmates Currently on Death Row". Utah Department of Corrections. Retrieved May 8, 2011.
- ^ a b c Schindler, Hal (January 28, 1996). "Taylor's Death Was Quick . . . But Some Weren't So Lucky". The Salt Lake Tribune. Retrieved 2010-06-26.
- ^ a b "The Death Penalty for Murder". Deseret Evening News (George Q. Cannon, Brigham Young). May 16, 1879. p. 2. Retrieved 2010-10-06.
- ^ Stack, Peggy Fletcher (June 4, 2010). "Is 'blood atonement' behind Utah firing squad request?". Scripps News. Retrieved 2010-10-06.
- ^ a b "UTAH: Tales of the Firing Squad". Time. July 11, 1955. Retrieved April 28, 2010.
- ^ a b c d e f g Martz, Maxine (January 15, 1977). "Gilmore would be No. 45 on death list". Deseret News. p. 1. Retrieved 2010-11-10.
- ^ "2 More Inmates In 'Death Row' At State Prison". Deseret News. March 31, 1960. p. 4B. Retrieved 2010-10-29.
- ^ a b Utah History Encyclopedia
- ^ Furman v. Georgia
- ^ Death Penalty Information Center
- ^ Death Penalty Information Center
- ^ Metcalf Jr., Dan (June 17, 2010). "History of Utah executions". KTVX. Retrieved October 4, 2010.
- ^ "Utah bans executions by hanging". Lawrence Journal-World. Associated Press. March 9, 1980. p. 1. Retrieved October 4, 2010.
- ^ Donaldson, Amy (January 26, 1996). "Firing squad carries out execution". Deseret News. pp. 1–3. Retrieved 2010-10-02.
- ^ a b "Utah firing squad executes US killer Ronnie Lee Gardner". BBC News. June 18, 2010. Retrieved 2010-06-22.
- ^ a b Dobner, Jennifer (January 22, 2004). "Plan to abolish firing squad advances". Deseret News. pp. 1–2. Retrieved 2010-10-03.
- ^ Herbert signs firing squad alternate for executions into law
- ^ Methods of Execution
- ^ The Deseret News - Google News Archive Search
- ^ http://www.eji.org/files/Baze%20v.%20Rees_1.pdf
- ^ MMS: Error
- ^ http://www.nursingworld.org/MainMenuCategories/EthicsStandards/Ethics-Position-Statements/prtetcptl14447.pdf
- ^ Practicing Medicine on Death Row
- ^ Roper v. Simmons, 543 U.S. 551 (2005)
- ^ Atkins v. Virginia, 536 U.S. 304 (2002)
- ^ a b Clemency
- ^ Crimes Punishable by the Death Penalty | Death Penalty Information Center
- ^ a b c The Unforgiven – 02 |
- ^ Utah History to Go
- ^ a b Wilson, R. Michael (2010). Legal Executions in the Western Territories, 1847–1911. McFarland & Company. p. 164. Retrieved November 1, 2010.
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External links[edit]
- Aggravated murder. Utah State Legislature. Retrieved on 2007-11-10.
- Capital felony – Penalties. Utah State Legislature. Retrieved on 2007-11-10.
- Capital felony – Sentencing proceeding. Utah State Legislature. Retrieved on 2007-11-10.


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