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James Segeyaro, né le  à Goroka (Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée), est un joueur de rugby à XIII papou évoluant au poste de talonneur. Il fait ses débuts en National Rugby League avec les Cowboys du North Queensland lors de la saison 2011 avant de rejoindre en 2013 les Panthers de Penrith. Par ailleurs, il est appelé en sélection papou depuis 2011.

Biographie
James Segyaro est né en Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée. Son père, Ifiso Segeyaro, était un joueur de rugby à XIII qui a disputé des matchs avec la sélection papou dans les années 1980. Son père, victime d'une attaque à vol armé dans les années 1990, décide d'envoyer sa famille et James en Australie lorsque ce dernier avait six ans pour l'éloigner de la violence de son pays. Ifiso resté au pays, la mère de James se remarie avec un Australien avec qui James ne s'entend pas. Il quitte l'école à neuf ans, il trouve refuge auprès d'amis de ses parents Dean et Susan Barnard. A treize ans, il décide de s'installer chez eux et les considère comme ses parents. Ces derniers l'encouragent à jouer au rugby à XIII, pratique interdite auparavant par sa mère en raison de sa croyance religieuse (Église adventiste du septième jour). A seize ans, il signe un contrat avec les South Sydney mais y est viré pour raisons disciplinaires. Finalement, il signe avec les Cowboys du North Queensland à dix-huit ans. Il y fait ses débuts lors de la saison 2011 puis rejoint en 2013 les Panthers de Penrith.

Appelé à disputer la Coupe du monde 2013, il déclare forfait en raison d'une blessure à l'épaule.

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Joueur papou de rugby à XIII
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Pax (HarperCollins US Balzer + Bray)
Autor/Verlag: Pennypacker, Sara
[Illustration: Klassen, Jon]
National Book Award Longlist New York Times Bestseller An Amazon Best Book of the Year
From bestselling and award-winning author Sara Pennypacker comes a beautifully wrought, utterly compelling novel about the powerful relationship between a boy and his fox. Pax is destined to become a classic, beloved for generations to come.
Pax and Peter have been inseparable ever since Peter rescued him as a kit. But one day, the unimaginable happens: Peter's dad enlists in the military and makes him return the fox to the wild.
At his grandfather's house, three hundred miles away from home, Peter knows he isn't where he should be-with Pax. He strikes out on his own despite the encroaching war, spurred by love, loyalty, and grief, to be reunited with his fox.
Meanwhile Pax, steadfastly waiting for his boy, embarks on adventures and discoveries of his own. . . .
Autor Pennypacker, Sara
What If It s Us (HarperCollins US Balzer + Bray)
A Curse So Dark and Lonely (Bloomsbury Trade Bloomsbury YA)
Hubert Horatio 1 -- How to raise your Grown-Ups (HarperCollins UK HarperCollins Children's Books)
Pan s Labyrinth (HarperCollins US Katherine Tegen Books)
Wayward Son (Macmillan US Wednesday Books)
The Trials of Apollo 03. The Burning Maze (Penguin UK Puffin)
Toll (Simon & Schuster US Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing)
Harry Potter: The Complete Collection (Bloomsbury Trade Bloomsbury Children's Books)
Always and Forever, Lara Jean (Simon + Schuster Inc. Simon + Schuster Inc.)
Paddington s Post (HarperCollins UK HarperCollins Children's Books)
You Can Change the World! (Jessica Kingsley Publishers)
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The Nightmare Before Christmas (Penguin Books Ltd (UK) Penguin Books Ltd (UK))
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« Are Childfree Adults All from Dysfunctional Homes?
The choice of whether or not to have children is probably the most important one of a woman's life. Just think about it—if you marry the wrong person, you can get a divorce. If you go into the wrong career, you can retool and try something else. If you move into the wrong neighborhood, you can pack up and relocate. But a child is your responsibility for the next eighteen years, and on some levels for the rest of your life.
I never put much thought into whether or not I wanted to become a mother until I reached the tail end of my childbearing years. So when I suddenly found myself wondering if I'd regret passing up this life experience, it was dismaying to discover that there was very little guidance available to me. I ultimately had to come up with my own list of questions about becoming a mother, which helped me to reach a final decision. Here, I'd like to share some of them with you, and you can find more in my book, Complete Without Kids.
Am I aware of the huge responsibility of caring for a child from birth to eighteen (and possibly beyond)??
Half of all pregnancies in the United States are unplanned, but winging it as a parent doesn't bode well for anyone's future. A mom-to-be or not-to-be needs to have a plan/vision of what the future holds.
Am I ready for the time commitment of raising a child?
Healthy children need abundant love and affection; the estimate is that it takes almost eight hours a day to raise two children to the age of eighteen. Are you willing to sacrifice some of the activities that you're currently doing in order to parent? Specifically, it will mean less time for career, hobbies, friends, sleep, your marriage, or your own self-care. It's also no secret that children are expensive. A conservative estimate is that it costs $220,000 to raise a child to the age of eighteen. Are you financially prepared for this?
Do I truly enjoy being around children?
Some people might say that this is a silly question to ask oneself, because we all know that "once you have a child, you love him or her". It makes sense that you'd fall in love with and enjoy spending time with a child of your own, but if the child were never born, is it possible that you would miss him or her?? Think honestly about this. I had to answer it for myself and admit that I've never really enjoyed being in the kind of places where children and families gather, and I don't enjoy spending time in my friends' homes being a part of their family activities. I honestly don't enjoy playing with most children. I'm more of an adult person, and I recognized and accepted that. If I were to have a child, I might selfishly expect him or her to become a "little adult" in order to meet my own needs. Some parents do this and think it's okay…I didn't think so.
What are some ways to put myself in a parenting role to see how it feels?
This may sound like common sense, but so many of us make huge life decisions without doing the proper research. For example, I once met a young woman who spent four full years earning a teaching degree, only to discover when she went out to do her student teaching that she didn't like being in the classroom. Likewise, many potential parents make the decision to have children because they have an idealized image of what it will be like. Many people have not had the opportunity to be around children and families, and they've not examined the costs, sacrifices that must be made, time commitments, or the potential that the child may have a disability. My advice for potential parents, and even those who believe that they don't want to have children, is to take time to do real-life research by spending some time with a family and asking people who are parents and also some who are childfree about their experiences. This is, after all, perhaps the biggest decision a woman will make in her life, and once it's made, it's not one that can be easily reversed.
Am I willing to give up having it all in order to be a mother?
I'm not a believer in the idea that women can do it all—build a successful career, have a healthy marriage and friendships, be a great parent, and have time for oneself. In my clinical practice, I've met with hundreds of women who are exhausted and feeling like failures in most of the above areas, and I blame it on the message our culture gives women that we are super heroes. Fortunately, we seem to be moving into a phase in which women are exploring choices for their futures and making decisions about what they will focus on and what they will let go of. For many young women, this includes deciding to not have kids. They instead decide to devote energy to their careers, their marriages, or their communities. There is still so much societal pressure on women to become mothers, that it is difficult to not choose this path, but I'm witnessing women do so successfully, with full peace of mind.
Do I have the life stability that a child needs?
Wouldn't it be wonderful if all adults made sure that their lives were stable and in order prior to getting pregnant? A child deserves to be brought into a home where there is adequate time, money, and emotional energy to fully care for them. It's a fact that marital satisfaction rates plummet following the birth of the first child—that is for couples that didn't plan to get pregnant. But when a child is planned, there's no negative impact on the marital relationship. Recognizing what it will take in terms of time, money and emotional energy prior to getting pregnant, will increase the odds that a child will be born into a stable environment. If you're in a relationship that's rocky, consider seeking couple's counseling before discussing starting a family. Many couples falsely believe that having a child will bring them closer to one another, but the opposite can be true, simply due to the stress caused when a new baby enters the home.
Do I have the support network needed to assist me in raising a child?
Once again, take a realistic assessment of how much time and energy it will take to raise your child. You will need to have the support of others to do a good job. These supports might include friends, family members, or hired help such as nannies and daycare providers. If your support network is weak at the moment, and you really want to become a mom, take steps to bolster it. You may need to make a geographical move in order to be closer to family support, make changes in your career path so that you can be at home more, or save up for a daycare setting that's near to your office.
Do I have the personal qualities that make for healthy parenting?
I often hear women say that they don't think they would be good mothers, because they were raised in a dysfunctional home. There are cases in which people parent in the same way that their parents did, but in other cases we learn what not to do. How you were raised is not an indication of how you would parent. Instead, you must ask yourself if you have certain qualities that make for good parenting, including patience, consistent ability to be firm when necessary, good listening, and the willingness to at times put your own desires behind what's best for your child. Parenting requires personal sacrifice, and many mothers would assert that the joy they get from their child is well worth what they've had to give up.
This entry was written by Ellen, posted on March 31, 2011 at 6:17 pm, filed under Uncategorized and tagged Childfree, childfree by choice, childless, parenting. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.
With the global population as large as it is, and being in the country (USA) which uses the most resources per person, we need to rethink having children. It could stop being something people feel as if they have to do out of a sense of duty. I really do not believe that for every person reproducing is an actual need, and we certainly don't need a lot more humans right now.
That being said, there are people who really want to have children, and will really love them well and bring them up with attention and care. What if the people who really wanted to raise children and had the heart for it did so, and other people didn't? Every child born would be wanted and loved. This would alleviate overpopulation, better conserve resources, and would result in many fewer social problems.
I know sometimes there are "accidents" which turn out to be blessings, but for the most part I believe in "planned parenthood." If every couple considering having a baby would first read and consider the content of this article we would all be so much better for it.
I have two childless girlfriends, which makes three of us, and we are all happy about it. However we often get sighs of sympathy when we tell parents we have no children. Then they are puzzled, or even horrified, that it's by choice. We all need to work on erasing the social stigma that goes with choosing not to reproduce, and I envision us evolving to a place where both parents and the childless are equally honored.
Well put! We're approaching 7 billion now, and I was surprised to hear this week that our population in 1950 was only about 2 billion. That's such an astounding amount of growth, and it's not surprising that our quality of life has diminished. There will be more suffering world-wide if we don't get this population thing under control. Imagine a world where every child was planned and loved fully by parents who had the resources to give, and where those of us who live in richer nations could really make a difference for our brothers and sisters in poorer countries. The way I see it now, it's an uphill battle, but much could change in a short time with more speaking out on this issue.
Its so nice to see that this demographic is becoming more recognized. Its a very viable lifestyle option and one that is rarely discussed or presented in this country. Childfree couple are not child haters and can be very nuturing. They have just chosen not to raise children themselves. For me, having a fulltime commitment to my spouse, to whom I can give all of my attention, is extremely gratifying. Recently, we found this website http://www.dinklife.com which has provided us with a resource to network with others who have chosen a childfree life, and its great! Check it out. There are more of us out there than we think.
Thanks for your comments. I think it's true that as childfree adults join together for social and other gatherings, more and more "on the fence" people will see this life as a viable option. Those of us who don't have children have more time and emotional energy for our spouses, our jobs, our communities, our friends, and ourselves. I have three wonderful dogs and a husband, and they fulfill me totally.
these are all great questions and should be mandatory for anyone considering children. unfortunately, more of then than not, kids appear as happy accidents.
i think if anyone is debating whether or not they need to be a mom, they probably don't. the way i hear it, it sounds like a must-do urge. if it's not there, relax. enjoy your lifestyle as you've got it. who really wants you to have kids more, anyway? you? or your community?
I couldn't agree with you more. It's appalling that over 50% of pregnancies in our country are unplanned. That's an incredible figure and says so much about how people put their entire future into the hands of fate, at least with this particular situation. I'm all for educating and encouraging young women to use reliable and easy birth control (such as an IUD) until they are absolutely ready to become a mom. And you are right also to say that if a person isn't sure or isn't passionately driven to be a parent, there's no reason to have to parent. The world needs these people to do other tasks.


Kibali is an adolescent black back gorilla, and has lots to learn about running a gorilla family group. He will eventually become the new silverback male for Taronga's breeding group, and will be able to breed with the other females, helping to expand the group's genetic diversity. But for now he has only one challenge, meeting his new girlfriend "Kimya".
In March of this year Kimya our seven year old female was introduced to Kibali. Although the keepers are playing match makers, it is normal for young female gorillas to leave their natal group in search of a silver back or a young black back coming of age so that they can establish their own family group. It was trying times for both keepers and gorillas as there have been many changes, not only to the established family group but also to the gorilla house itself, and for the keepers.
Kibali who is 11 years old was specially selected for his genes and his calm personality and he has been true to his colours and a perfect gentleman with the introduction to his new female Kimya. Kimya whose name means "quiet one" in Swahili didn't come quietly at all and she certainly was full of confidence and very head strong giving Kibali a run for his money when they first met, chasing him outside and throwing straw at him.
It was a rocky road to find happiness but after a couple of weeks we are seeing positive signs from both gorillas, with them being more relaxed in each other's company. So in the coming weeks we hope to see alot more interaction from them both, with Kibali exerting more of that French charm.


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Once all the pieces are cut out, I move to my sanding station. A sanding mop is the best way to smooth all the intricate curves in the pieces. I have the sanding mop loaded into a drill that is held down on the workbench with an array of clamps that looks like it came out of Frankenstein's lab. While not a pretty system, it works perfectly.
As a last step, each piece gets a dip in a tung oil finish, mineral oil bath, or sprayed with shellac. Once the finish is dry I add any crystals or jewelry wire that the design requires and the puzzle is ready to go to a new home.
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When Tom Childress was diagnosed with prostate cancer two years ago, he admits the hardest part was telling his children.
"It's tough to look them in the eye and tell them you have cancer,' the 53-year-old Rugby resident said. "In a lot of ways, it was tougher on them than on me. It didn't keep me awake at night. I knew it was something I was going to to deal with and overcome."
Nineteen months following a four-and-a-half-hour laser surgery at the Mayo Clinic to remove the cancer and his prostate, life, for the most part, is back to normal. However, Tom still makes a half-dozen clinical visits each year to closely monitor his progress.
"It was an amazing procedure," he said, noting he didn't go through any radiation or chemotherapy treatment.
"I had the surgery on a Thursday, and I was back to work the following Tuesday."
The only adjustment was using a catheter for a week, but eventually that was removed.
Tom will share his story of cancer at this week's Pierce County Relay For Life. Childress is the event's honorary cancer survivor, and he will make a few remarks at the opening ceremony this Friday, May 29 at 7 p.m. at Rugby's Johnsen Field.
Although Childress' family had a history of cancer - both his father and father-in-law had prostate cancer - he learned a lot through visiting with others who had it and doing research on the subject.
"One of of first things I learned is there are a lot of stereotypes associated with different cancers,' he said. "And it's wrong to assume everyone will go through it the same way."
For example, Childress assumed prostate cancer affected old men and it was slow-growing.
He learned just the opposite. Childress didn't have any alarming symptoms that would lead him to believe he might have cancer. Results from a routine physical did suggest his PSA (prostatic specific antigen) levels were up slightly, and his physician, Dr. Seiler, requested he undergo a biopsy.
It didn't reveal cancer, but a second biopsy conducted shortly thereafter did. More distressing was the cancer was fast-moving.
"I was fortunate that doctors detected it when they did,' he said.
Childress had his surgery a short time later, in October of 2007.
Another misconception of this type of cancer is that it will most likely cause men to become impotent and incontinent. That isn't the case, and that can be avoided by removing the prostate, he said.
Childress acknowledges that people deal with their cancer differently, and his experience shows the power of positive thinking.
"Cancer doesn't have to be a death sentence,' he said. "There can be life after cancer."
This week's Relay For Life, in part, celebrates life after cancer for survivors as well as remembering loved ones who have succumbed to the disease.
It truly is a community event, an opportunity to unite, Tom said.
Virtually everyone is affected by cancer in some way, and coming together as a community can do nothing but help people gain strength, he said.


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The Original Buddhist Psychology
What the Abhidharma Tells Us About How We Think, Feel, and Experience Life
Von: Beth Jacobs, Matthew Wood - foreword
Gesprochen von: Margo Trueblood, Sam Scholl
The Abhidharma, one of the three major text collections of the original Buddhist canon, frames the psychological system of Buddhism, explaining the workings of reality and the nature of the human mind. Because of its complexity, the Abhidharma has traditionally been reserved only for academic or monastic study; now, for the first time, clinical psychologist Beth Jacobs brings this dynamic body of work to general listeners, using practical explanation, personal stories, and vivid examples to gently untangle the technical aspects of the Abhidharma.
The Thin Line of Life: Volume I
Von: Derwin Lester Sr., Derwin Gerald Lester II, Mary Beth Lester, und andere
Gesprochen von: Theo Holland
Corporal David McAllister was a good old boy from the mountains of Kentucky. He did his time in Afghanistan with the Marine Corps Reserve. But one day a report came on the news about a virus spreading through China, turning the locals into cannibals. The virus hit Singapore. Tokyo. Mexico City. El Paso. Then Louisville. David was called up for active duty again, and the virus was all around him. Collecting the first three Thin Line of Life books, this omnibus, The Thin Line of Life: Volume 1, tells the linear story of the Zombie War in a non-linear manner.
Von: Derwin Lester Sr., Derwin Gerald Lester II, Mary Beth Lester, Jacob S. Lester, P. S. Barlow
Serie: The Thin Line of Life, Titel 1


Rob teaches English literature at Suffern High School. Before that he taught in a high school in the Bronx. And before that he was a pastor of a church in New City.
In 2010 he came to The Netherlands to teach Mitch Albom's novel "Five People You Meet in Heaven". In April 2011 he came back teaching the same book. This time he brought a student. In 2013 he returned for a ten day tour at Easter teaching "The Return of the Prodigal Son", the last painting of Rembrand. In the summer of 2014 he and his wife Betsy led a team of New York youth who performed the Broadway Musical "GODSPELL".


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Commonwealth v. Bray, 477 N.E.2d 596 (MA Ct. App. 1985)
Defendant: Bray
COMMONWEALTH v. KEVIN BRAY
M. No. 83-1234
Appeals Court of Massachusetts, Middlesex
19 Mass. App. Ct. 751; 477 N.E.2d 596; 1985 Mass. App. LEXIS 1723
December 19, 1984, Argued
May 1, 1985, Decided
COUNSEL:
Barry P. Wilson (Linda H. Morton with him), for the defendant.
Karen J. Kepler, Assistant District Attorney, for the Commonwealth.
JUDGES: Smith, Kaplan, & Warner, JJ.
OPINION BY: KAPLAN
Upon indictments for first degree murder and two related charges of assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon, to wit, a baseball bat, the defendant Bray after a lengthy trial was convicted of murder in the second degree and of both related charges. 1 The trial, we hold, was fair although not perfect, and the judgments will be affirmed.
1. Narrative. Leaving some details for later points, we recount the facts as the jury could have found them.
The victim, twenty-two year old Robert Ryan, was at a party in Malden on Saturday night, August 14, 1982. The party had been noisy and alcoholic; the police came shortly after midnight to quiet it. Between 12:30 and 1:00 A.M. the victim left in the company of his friends Robert Madden (aged 17) and Keith Moscone (18). Madden had had four or five beers, Moscone ten. The evidence did not disclose whether the victim had been drinking. Madden drove his mother's 1977 Buick Electra automobile. The three went to Everett to visit Madden's girlfriend, planning to return thereafter to the party. On their way back from the visit, they passed by the corner of Cherry and Ferry Streets, Everett, a hangout for young people.
Assembled there, standing on the sidewalk by a parked car near a street lamp, were the defendant Bray (22) and his friends Joe Rossi (23), Frank Russell (22), John O'Connor (22), and, seated in the parked Audi car belonging to her, Delores Ross (20), Rossi's girlfriend. All were from Everett.
The young men just named, excepting the defendant, together with Ross and O'Connor's sister Tracy, 2 had met earlier in the evening and gone out in Ross's car, stopping at a number of bars and a liquor store. 3 The defendant had spied the group in the car around 9:00 P.M. as he was walking down Ferry Street. He signalled them to stop; they saw him but drove on. When, between 1:00 and 1:30 A.M., the defendant walked to the corner of Cherry and Ferry and encountered them, he displayed anger because they had not stopped for him, called them "scum," and yelled at them despite O'Connor's explanation that the Audi car had been full. The defendant had been drinking. He shoved O'Connor in the chest. Rossi and Russell had to step in to separate the two. It was at this point that the Electra drove up.
Other than the defendant, all the persons mentioned to this point (of the Everett as well as the Malden group) were called by the prosecution. The defense rested at the close of the Commonwealth's case.
Madden, thinking there might be friends of his at the corner, parked the Electra on the other side of the street from the Audi, and all three alighted from the car and walked toward the Everett group. In fact no one of either group knew any of the other. Madden asked whether anyone had seen two friends of his, Nooter and Leo by name. It appears that these fellows were known to one or another of the Everett group, but the answer Madden got from the defendant was: "Get the fuck out of here before we fucking kill ya." 4 Someone — either Rossi or Russell — also said, "They're not here. Move along. Screw." Madden said, "Who the hell are you? No one talks to me like that." During this exchange the victim stood either on the sidewalk near Madden or leaning against the Audi. Madden retreated to his car and drew out one or two baseball bats (witnesses differed). 5 Ross got out of the car when she saw Madden return. There were more words between Madden and the Everett men.
Police Inspector Henry Meoli testified that the defendant said in an interview there were two bats; and O'Connor and Russell testified similarly, as did Rossi. Ross at a probable cause hearing testified to two; at trial she wavered between one and two. O'Connor said Madden came forward with two bats, crossed, in one hand. Russell said Madden was swinging wildly, a bat in each hand. No bat was recovered.
The defendant wrested one of the bats from Madden. O'Connor grabbed at the other bat, but Madden held on; the two were locked on the bat and their struggle carried them into the street. Russell and Rossi set upon Madden with blows to the face. Madden yelled to the victim for help but there was no response. O'Connor joined in beating Madden. Madden lost his grip on the bat, staggered back, and apparently blacked out. Moscone, standing a few paces from Madden, shouted at the victim that they should get out of there, also without response.
Only Ross and Rossi testified to having seen what happened to the victim. 6 According to them, the defendant (six-feet, two-inches tall, 210 pounds), holding a bat, squared off against the victim (taller but leaner by 20 pounds than the defendant). This was on the sidewalk a few feet from the Audi. The men were four or five feet apart. About a foot behind the victim and running the length of the sidewalk was a high cyclone fence. The victim Ryan stood with his arms at his sides, making no move toward the defendant. It was then Rossi noticed the victim was holding a tire iron in his right hand.
The defendant and the victim stood facing each other for several seconds. Then, according to both Rossi and Ross, the defendant swung the bat and caught the victim behind his left kneecap. Now Ross, too, noticed the tire iron. 7 As the victim began to raise the iron, the defendant raised the bat and drew it back just below his shoulder. When the tire iron reached a point between the victim's waist and shoulder, the defendant took an overhand swing. The bat struck the left side of the victim's head just above the ear. Ross screamed as she heard the sound of impact. The victim's knees buckled. He took no steps, but pitched face forward.
Rossi told Ross to get out of there, and she got into her car. Moscone and Russell were fighting on the ground in front of that car, and Rossi headed there to help Russell. Ross backed her car and, as she was driving away, the defendant jumped into the back seat and told her to take him to Glendale Park, a few minutes away. Rossi and Russell together overcame Moscone and left him "out cold," lying face down on the street.
The victim got back on his feet and made his way toward the Electra. Russell testified that as he passed by, the victim threw a punch at him and said, "We're going to come back and get yas." Russell blocked the punch and hit the victim with his right fist just above the left eyebrow with a force about 75 percent of his maximum. The victim began to crumple. Russell continued with four or five more punches to the victim's upper body. The victim leaned against the car, crouching, while he took Russell's punches. He said, "Don't hit me no more." Russell stopped and walked away.
O'Connor, meanwhile, had dragged Moscone over to the Electra. The victim helped O'Connor get Moscone into the car. He took the driver's seat. O'Connor told him to go. The victim said, "Don't hit us no more." O'Connor left. Not having the car keys — they were with Madden — the victim could not drive off. After several minutes a police officer, Robert Colasanti, appeared, led there by Madden, who had managed to stumble down Ferry Street to the officer's cruiser. The victim now appeared dazed. His speech was slurred. He had a gash, with swelling, over one eye. Officer Colasanti used his cruiser to take the three — Madden, the victim, and the still groggy Moscone — to Whidden Memorial Hospital. There Moscone came to and all were cleaned up. The three left with Madden at the wheel of the Electra, which another officer had driven to the hospital. The victim was left off at his house. It was around 3:00 a.m.
About 9:30 a.m., the victim's sister Patricia came into his room. He was sitting in bed, bent over. He was wearing clothes of the night before. His shirt was bloodied. His face was badly swollen, his eyes glassy, one blackened. The family took him to New England Memorial Hospital, reaching there about 11:00 a.m. By then he was unresponsive. Emergency brain surgery was performed, but he lapsed into coma and required a respirator. After fifteen days on the machine, he died.
The attending neurosurgeon, Dr. Robert Valin, and a forensic pathologist, Dr. George Katsas, attributed death to brain swelling and subdural hematoma resulting from severe head trauma. Defense counsel attempted on cross-examination to show that the cause might have been the blow delivered by Russell, but the medical evidence pointed to the blow with the bat.
2. Rulings in course of trial. (a) Was it error to admit over defense objection John O'Connor's testimony that, immediately before the Malden car arrived, the defendant, "somewhat intoxicated," had an altercation with O'Connor and shoved him in the chest? The shoving episode could not be rightly admitted to show that the defendant had a violent character or a general propensity for violence. See Commonwealth v. Hoffer, 375 Mass. 369, 372 (1978); 1A Wigmore, Evidence § 54.1, at 1152 (Tillers rev. 1983). On the other hand, it could be introduced as tending to prove the defendant's condition and frame of mind as, in a virtual continuum, he passed from going after O'Connor to provoking the brawl with the Malden youths by his words and seizing the bat. The specific quo animo bore upon an essential of certain of the crimes charged. See Commonwealth v. Connor, 392 Mass. 838, 852 (1984). Cf. Commonwealth v. Chalifoux, 362 Mass. 811, 816 (1973). The case is easily distinguished from those where "prior bad acts" have no or very minor probative relation to any issue of fact. See Commonwealth v. Spare, 353 Mass. 263, 267 (1976); Commonwealth v. Parker, 12 Mass. App. Ct. 955, 956 (1981); Commonwealth v. Yelle, ante 465, 471-472 (1985). Nor is there any serious problem here of weighing possible unfair prejudice against legitimate probative value in deciding the question of admissibility, as in Commonwealth v. Blow, 362 Mass. 196, 200-201 (1972); Commonwealth v. Gallison, 383 Mass. 659, 672-674 (1981).
(b) On direct examination the witness John O'Connor testified that, immediately after the fight, the defendant and the other Everett youths gathered at Glendale Park. O'Connor at first denied that the defendant said at the time that he hit the victim with a bat; but when the prosecutor pressed him, he backed off somewhat and said he could not remember whether the defendant used the word "bat." Over objection, the Commonwealth was allowed to read in evidence, without a limiting instruction, O'Connor's testimony at a probable cause hearing that the defendant said at Glendale Park that he had hit the victim Ryan with a bat. After reflection the judge thought the testimony could not be received as "past recollection recorded" because O'Connor was now saying from the stand that he could not remember what the defendant said at Glendale Park and, further, that he did not know that his memory was better at the probable cause hearing than now (thus declining to accept the prior record as accurate). See Commonwealth v. Bookman, 386 Mass. 657, 663-664 (1982); Commonwealth v. Daye, 393 Mass. 55, 64-65 (1984); Liacos, Massachusetts Evidence 92-94 (5th ed. 1981); Fed. R. Evid. 803(5); Proposed Mass. R. Evid. 803(5) (July, 1980). 8 The judge decided that the testimony could be received without limitation as prior recorded statements, given under oath and subject to cross-examination, of a witness who was now "unavailable" in the sense that he asserted from the stand that he did not remember those statements. "Unavailability" is indeed stretched that far under Federal rule 804(a) and proposed Massachusetts rule 804(a), but under our current law the declarant must be dead or have disappeared at the time of trial or, although present, must have invoked a valid claim of privilege. See Commonwealth v. DiPietro, 373 Mass. 369, 380-382 (1977); Liacos, supra at 273-274.
The defense acknowledges that O'Connor's prior testimony could be allowed in the accustomed manner simply as prior inconsistent statements (no showing of "surprise" would be needed, see Brooks v. Weeks, 121 Mass. 433, 434-435 [1977], and G. L. c. 233, § 23), but the judge on that view would be required to limit it to the purpose of impeachment, which he refused to do. 9 However, we think the error was not a grave one and in its relation to the substance and scale of the entire trial may properly be overlooked. For the evidence, received without restriction, was merely cumulative upon other proof that the defendant had struck the victim with the bat. 10
(C) Joe Rossi testified over objection that he, Russell, O'Connor, and the defendant returned to Glendale Park for a second meeting, a few days after the event, and agreed they would tell the police they joined in the fight but would say nothing about the bat. The defendant was shown to have joined in the agreement through the further statement by Rossi (not objected to) that "we all put in a part." This testimony about a confederacy of silence about the bat was not irrelevant, as the defense protested; it tended to show consciousness of guilt. See Commonwealth v. Basch, 386 Mass. 620, 624-625 (1982) (defendant's intentionally false statements admitted on this basis); Commonwealth v. Rojas, 388 Mass. 626, 629 (1983). 11
(d) There was testimony tending to show that of the Everett group, Joe Rossi and the defendant, at least, did abide by the agreement just mentioned. In particular, Rossi admitted stating falsely to the police on several occasions — he could not remember how many — that there was no bat. However, on the day the victim Ryan died, Rossi went to the police, so he testified, and told them the truth. As Rossi concluded his testimony, both direct and cross, the judge said, "Now, have you told us the truth here today as best you can?" Counsel objected to the question, but Rossi was allowed to answer, "Yes, sir." The witness then stepped down. Denying a request that he instruct the jury to disregard the question and answer, the judge cautioned the jury to give no more weight to the evidence elicited by the court's questions than by counsel's.
The defense argues that in this episode the judge in a sense reinforced Rossi's credibility and thereby aligned himself with the prosecution. Rossi, however, after speaking variously to the police, had now given one of the two key descriptions of the blow with the bat. In the circumstances, it was not a display of partisanship or bias for the court to elicit from the witness which version he finally stood by. Commonwealth v. Festa, 369 Mass. 419, 422-423 (1976), is in point. Cf. Commonwealth v. Fiore, 364 Mass. 819, 826-827 (1974). Contrast Webb v. Texas, 409 U.S. 95, 96-97 (1972).
(e) The somewhat toxic words "mug shots" were uttered by Inspector Henry Meoli when he was asked to describe in a general way "what these ten photographs [which had been shown as an array to Moscone and Madden] were pictures of." Meoli said, "[T]hey were ten mug shots, similar to the subject that we had in mind." Counsel sought a mistrial (pressing at sidebar the point that the defendant had not taken the stand for the very reason that two minor convictions might be used against him); if a mistrial was denied, counsel would prefer to have no cautionary instruction. The prosecutor suggested that he could go on to lead the witness safely away from the subject; after all, the evidence had not yet linked the defendant to the photographs. The connection, however, was suggested in the prosecutor's further examination of Meoli: Meoli testified that, just after the two youths viewed the photographs, he went to see the defendant at his home and gave him his rights. At this point the judge consulted with the lawyers, and — although the defense expressed a preference that the matter be dealt with in the final instructions, if there was to be no mistrial — the judge instructed the jury on the spot that all testimony referring to the photographs was struck; the police, he said, have all kinds of photographs; they should put these pictures out of their minds altogether. The defense commented that the charge was fair, as far as it went.
Under Commonwealth v. Blaney, 387 Mass. 628, 638 (1982), the prosecutor should have steered clear of the subject, especially as there was no issue of identification turning on the photographs. The situation, however, did not demand a mistrial. We see no special virtue in the judge's postponing his "sanitizing" instruction to his final charge, as the defense requested; a prompt charge was perhaps better for the purpose. See Commonwealth v. Simmonds, 386 Mass. 234, 240 (1982); Commonwealth v. Cunneen, 389 Mass. 216, 224 (1983). In relation to the relevant testimony, which left uncertain why the defendant's picture found its way into a police file, and in the context of the case as a whole, the judge's instruction seems to us to have held good promise of removing most of the sting of the blunder, if not all. We do not think the contretemps "could have appreciably influenced the jury or tainted their verdict." Commonwealth v. Simmonds, 386 Mass. at 241, quoting from Commonwealth v. Vanetzian, 350 Mass. 491, 495 (1966).
3. Prosecutor's closing. In his closing statement to the jury, the prosecutor argued at some length that a person could not claim that he struck in self-defense if he struck the first blow; and it was the defendant who did so. Defense counsel did not object at the time, but, after the judge had completed his charge to the jury on self-defense among other things, he requested a charge that the jury should disregard the prosecutor's remarks on the subject. This the judge declined to do for fear that it would give the matter undue stress or prominence.
One who strikes the first blow does not necessarily forfeit all claim to self-defense (and to charge the contrary would tend to foist the burden of proof on that person as defendant, see Commonwealth v. Harrington, 379 Mass. 446, 454 ([1980]), but it is still generally true that the initiator of an affray is not in a position to claim the benefit of the defense. See Commonwealth v. Bellamy, 391 Mass. 511, 515 (1984). The prosecutor's statements were thus misleading in a strict sense but not entirely off the mark. The substance of the judge's charge was correct: that the defendant could justify a first blow if he was confronted by deadly force in the form of the victim's use of a tire iron. See Commonwealth v. Maguire, 375 Mass. 768, 772 (1978); LaFave & Scott, Criminal Law § 53, at 394-395 (1972). The jury were told more than once that the judge's charge prevailed over anything counsel may have said. Evaluating the content and degree of persistency of the prosecutor's argument in the light of the facts and finally in relation to the judge's instructions, see Commonwealth v. Borodine, 371 Mass. 1, 9 (1976), cert. denied, 429 U.S. 1049 (1977); Commonwealth v. Earltop, 372 Mass. 199, 203-204 (1977), we conclude that there was no material error.
4. Failure to instruct on involuntary manslaughter. At the close of the Commonwealth's case the judge entertained and denied motions for required findings of not guilty of first and second degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, and assault and battery; and he went on to instruct on each. There was agreement at the time that the evidence failed to support involuntary manslaughter, but it is argued on appeal that justice was not done because the jury were denied the possibility of such a verdict. We think it clear that the evidence did not in reason allow a finding that the defendant, if he swung the bat at all, did so wildly or recklessly rather than intentionally. See Commonwealth v. LeBlanc, 373 Mass. 478, 491-492 (1977). For the customary definition of involuntary manslaughter in distinction from the voluntary crime, see Commonwealth v. Kinney, 361 Mass. 709, 712 (1972); Commonwealth v. Chandler, 17 Mass. App. Ct. 1022, 1023-1024 (1984).
5. Proof of murder in second degree. Error is claimed in the denial of the motion for a required finding of not guilty of murder in the second degree. There was enough to support the verdict as matter of law: malice could be inferred from the intentional use of a deadly weapon, a bat, see Commonwealth v. Whipple, 377 Mass. 709, 715 (1979); Commonwealth v. Repoza, 382 Mass. 119, 132-135 (1980), and the intention to inflict a fatal injury, from the overhead swing with that weapon, following upon the defendant's declared purpose to kill if the Malden men did not leave. Cf. Repoza, supra at 132. Nor was the defendant's intoxication so extreme as to prevent his forming the deadly intent. See Commonwealth v. Soaris, 275 Mass. 291, 299-300 (1931); Commonwealth v. Whipple, 377 Mass. at 714; Nolan, Criminal Law § 645, at 468 (1976). The brawl was a "senseless" one where decision was difficult as between murder and manslaughter, but it belonged to the jury under proper instructions. Compare Commonwealth v. Whipple, supra at 715, with Commonwealth v. Ransom, 358 Mass. 580, 583 (1971); Commonwealth v. Gaulden, 383 Mass. 543, 557-558 (1981), and Commonwealth v. Keough, 385 Mass. 314, 321 (1982).
By motion pursuant to Mass.R.Crim.P. 25(b)(2), 378 Mass. 896 (1979), the defense besought the judge, after the guilty verdict came in, to reduce the conviction to voluntary manslaughter. Denial of the motion was not error, viewed either as a reconsideration of the denial of a required finding, or as a refusal of the favorable exercise of discretion.
6. "Overcharging." Finally we consider the contention that the Commonwealth acted in bad faith when it procured an indictment for first degree murder but in reality prosecuted for murder in the second degree — a stratagem that had the effect, so says the defense, of depriving the defendant of the choice of claiming a trial without a jury, 12 and, more important, of leading the jury, which otherwise might have found manslaughter, to bring in the second degree verdict as a "compromise" between first degree murder and manslaughter.
Arguendo we shall accept the premise that a defendant might have a serious grievance if the predicated bad faith were shown; 13 and we examine the argument even though nothing of this sort was put to the trial judge. It makes strongly against the defense that it did not attack the indictment on the ground that insufficient cause for a first degree charge had been presented to the grand jury; in fact the defense claimed a bill of particulars and the Commonwealth supplied it. Further, when motions for required findings were made at the close of the evidence, the judge after consideration allowed the charge of first degree murder to stand. He took the view that, as the evidence had developed at trial, the jury could reasonably infer that the defendant had a locus poenitentiae whether to wield the bat with killing force and could disbelieve the notion that the defendant saw himself threatened by a tire iron. And, as mentioned above, there was sufficient proof to go to the jury on the second degree charge, on which the jury in fact convicted.
It is true that the prosecutor said in a lobby conference at the close of the evidence that he would be surprised if the jury came back with a verdict of first degree murder. However the judge in his final instructions directed the jury to consider this charge. The prosecutor invited the jury to do the same, although he was frank to suggest that the proper verdict on the evidence as it unfolded at trial was murder in the second degree. Whether or not the suggestion was actuated by compassion, it does not indicate that the first degree charge was a bad faith contrivance.
Judgments affirmed.
1 He was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder and to four to six and seven to nine years for the other charges, respectively, all sentences to be served concurrently.
2 Tracy O'Connor went home before the fatal incident.
3 The five had drunk varying amounts; Ross said she had had but one drink that entire evening.
4 Rossi and Russell testified that they answered Madden and had said, "Get the fuck out of here." This testimony was not exclusive or contradictory of the attribution to the defendant.
5 Did Madden retrieve one or two bats? Madden and Moscone said one — there was only one in the car.
6 Russell testified he saw the defendant take the bat but never saw him strike the victim. There was evidence tending to show that all except Ross and Rossi were so situated when the victim was struck that they would not have observed that part of the fracas.
7 Only Rossi and Ross testified to seeing the tire iron. Ross said she had seen it previously while seated in her parked car. One of the Malden three came over to the car and, holding a tire iron behind him, leaned his back against the car. Madden testified that a tire iron could not have come out of his car as someone had stolen the car a month earlier and stripped it of the iron and other things. Like the bat or bats, no tire iron was recovered.
8 O'Connor's disclaimer of recollection aborted the use of his prior testimony to "refresh recollection."
9 The defense does not urge, under Commonwealth v. Chin Kee, 283 Mass. 248, 261 (1933), that the prior testimony was not "inconsistent" because, in strictness, that testimony did not contradict the witness's in-court statement that he did not remember. There is sufficient inconsistency where the witness starts with a contradiction, as here, and then retreats to a claim of lack of memory. See Commonwealth v. Reddick, 372 Mass. 460, 463 (1977); Commonwealth v. Cobb, 379 Mass. 456, 462-464 (1980).
10 We may note that the inconsistent prior testimony might be admitted unreservedly by reference to the doctrine lately announced in Commonwealth v. Daye, 393 Mass. at 75. This is comparable to Federal rule 801 (d) (1) (A) (equating with Proposed Mass. R. Evid. 801[d] [1] [A]): A statement is not hearsay where "[t]he declarant testifies at the trial . . . and is subject to cross-examination concerning the statement, and the statement is . . . inconsistent with his testimony, and was given under oath . . . at a trial, hearing, or other proceeding . . . ." The difficulty in the present case is that the Daye rule has apparently been given only prospective application. 393 Mass. at 65, 75.
11 Rossi testified about a third meeting at Glendale Park at which he and the defendant discussed the arrest of Frank Russell which had occurred several days after the fight. Over objection, Rossi was permitted to testify that he had suggested, "Let's go to Malden Court and help Frankie out." The prosecutor asked Rossi, now without objection, for the defendant's response. The defendant had answered, "His father's got money, he can get him out of it." A reluctance to go to the authorities or to offer to testify at Malden, a preference for letting another take the heat, would have some remote tendency to show consciousness of guilt on the defendant's part, but might be open to explanation in various other ways. Cf. Commonwealth v. Nickerson, 386 Mass. 54, 59 (1982). At all events, coming as it did in the course of Rossi's running account of what befell the Everett group, the report of the defendant's remark would not, we think, have produced much of an impression on the jury.
12 There is, however, no indication of record that the defendant wanted that mode of trial.
13 The large subject of developing methods of control or guidance of the practical power of prosecutors to initiate criminal charges is broached in Vorenberg, Decent Restraint of Prosecutorial Power, 94 Harv. L. Rev. 1521 (1981). Our standard, S.J.C. Rule 3:08, PF 6, as appearing in 382 Mass. 800 (1981), says simply: "Discretion in the Charging Decision. It is unprofessional conduct for a prosecutor to institute or cause to be instituted criminal charges when he knows that the charges are not supported by probable cause." For a recent case on the question of "undercharging," see State ex rel. Hamstead v. Dostert, W.Va. (1984) (313 S.E. 2d 409 [W. Va. 1984]), with an opinion concurring and dissenting by Neely, J.
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With lesbians sentenced to whipping, women's groups want Shariah criminal laws repealed
Sunday, 02 Sep 2018 09:54 PM MYT
BY BOO SU-LYN
Caning is one of the punishments mentioned for attempted sexual relations between women under Shariah law— Bernama pic
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 2 — Women's groups urged the government to abolish Shariah criminal legislation, as two women are scheduled to be whipped in the Terengganu shariah court tomorrow for trying to have sex.
In a memorandum to Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Attorney General Tommy Thomas, the Joint Action Group for Gender Equality (JAG) also said the sentencing of the two women violated the right to equality under Article 8(2) of the Federal Constitution, as a woman cannot be whipped under federal law but she can under state shariah law.
"In the long term, we urge the government to conduct a comprehensive review of the Shariah Criminal Offences laws of this country, with a view to repeal such laws, thus enabling all Malaysians to be governed by a single Penal Code under federal administration," JAG said in their memorandum.
"In 2005, Sisters in Islam, a member of JAG submitted a memorandum to the government to reiterate its call for the Shariah Criminal Offences laws to be repealed on the grounds that they have no basis in Islamic legal theory and practice; they conflict with the Federal Constitution and that they conflict or overlap with the Penal Code and other federal laws," the coalition added.
JAG urged the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government to "once and for all" deal with the implications of "such intrusive" moral policing laws.
Shariah matters are under state jurisdiction. PAS won Terengganu in the 2018 election, without a single PH representative in the state legislative assembly.
Two women pleaded guilty on August 12 to attempted musahaqah (sexual relations between women) under Section 30 of the Shariah Criminal Offences (Takzir) (Terengganu) Enactment 2001. They were sentenced to RM3,300 in fines and given the maximum sentence of six strokes of caning.
"Daily, thousands of Muslims violate the Shariah law which forbids for example, alcohol consumption, zina (adultery), gambling, incest and prostitution. And yet, these two women are victimised with the maximum punishment to set an example to others," said JAG.
JAG said it believed the "harsh" judgment was related to the rise of hate crimes against the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, highlighting the recent case of a trans woman who was badly beaten up by eight men in Negri Sembilan.
"The LGBT are a convenient target to ramp up the Islamic conservative sentiments," said JAG.
"It should be noted that the LGBT are a small community in Malaysia, and deserve the right to live safely and be free from persecution."
Report: Caning for lesbian couple delayed by 'technical' issues
Groups criticise fine, caning for lesbian duo
PAS MP lambasted for mooting caning against illicit births


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Rewind five years and I wouldn't have been seen dead in a kilt, sister's wedding or not. As it stands, I am one quarter Irish and one quarter Italian, with only the final half being of actual Scottish stock; and even then, I'm a saft southern jessie city-boy that's only left the central belt for the very occasional day trip or holiday. If wannabe Americans have no claim on the ability to wear a kilt, then I'd have said I have little more. And that's not going into any of the it's-a-skirt arguments.
Alas, as an usher (it's great directing people when you have no idea what's going on yourself), I was almost a part of the bridal party and thus had to match everybody else that was important… All the men were decked out in a tartan called "Spirit of Bannockburn" chosen not for its historical significance (I think our bloodline is all up in the Murray and the Cameron, if anything) but for its colour scheme matching everything else — purple.
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While I somewhat warmed to the fact of the kilt itself, all the finery that went with it rubbed me the wrong way (and the shirt's collar was a bit too tight, so any longer in it and I would have had a big red smear of raw skin around my neck), so a little after all the official proceedings were complete I decided to change into a marauding football fan by swapping the entire top half for a white t-shirt (long-sleeved, naturally).
But now it's the moment you've all skipped over the rest of the entry for… The photographic evidence.
RDZ dressed as a marauding football fan. Sheesh, I have a long torso.
I'm a little teapot, short and stout… If you look closely, you can almost see me acting as if I'm enjoying myself.
I trimmed my beard especially for this.
On a related note, congratulations Eilidh and Dave. GL & HF.
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Released in 1992 by Konami, and developed by Distinctive Software.
opposed to the variety of other Simpsons games.
thereby regaling himself to the status of World Savior.
Bart gets sent to his room and he lets his imagination run wild.
keys to scroll through the pictures.
Below is each set of numbers and which picture is the match.
Bart walking left, legs wide apart.
Bart standing still and facing right.
Bart with a spray can facing right.
Bart walking left, legs close together.
Bart facing the screen, right arm in front.
Bart with a slingshot facing right.
Bart jumping right, arms up and legs up.
Bart jumping right, arms down and legs down.
Bart pointing a gun left.
Bart pointing a gun right.
Bart jumping right, arms down and legs up.
Bart with a water balloon, facing left.
start with three, and the game ends when you have zero.
record purposes. You are ranked based on the number of points.
indicates which screen you are in.
right are the type of ammo and number of remaining shots.
right is the number of remaining shots.
music, SFX, game difficulty, or quit.
Esc            |  Go back to Bart's room. Quit game.
There also objective items, but they are pointed out in each stage.
Press Enter next to the Krusty doll to read different Krusty comments.
keys to choose between the different songs.
don't worry. You won't lose health or lives.
your game, the closed drawer is to load your saved game.
Krustyland', but only after you have beaten the other six stages.
Secret of the Attic' stages.
points you got in the stage.
damage. Those are the only differences.
Objective: Find five coins to watch a movie at the theatre.
coin, and easily avoid the mosquitoes.
mosquitoes. You will also find some burp balls to the left.
balls, then come back to 03. Repeat this to get 99 shots.
Now climb up the gate to Burns' Estate.
dog, then carefully jump over the second.
After you've passed them, try to get the burp balls for more ammo.
(sometimes he'll still hit you), or by shooting his head four times.
Anyway, grab the donut for some health then stand to the far left.
you run the risk of getting hit more times by Smithers.
use water balloons. Burns won't attack you.
Just jump over these dogs and run.
Shoot the goose to scare it off, then grab the spray can if you like.
Jump on the log, then jump left to get back to the street.
Avoid the ants and mosquitoes as best as you can and go left.
Avoid all the bugs and go left.
now just avoid all the bugs and go left.
Avoid the bugs yet again and enter the mall.
Avoid the guard or shoot him, then grab the coin.
Once again, avoid the guard or shoot him, then go left.
Avoid the guard and the dog. You won't need the burp balls.
Shoot or avoid this guard, then grab the fifth coin!
Go to the right to EXIT.
Avoid everything and go right.
ticket and finally watch the movie.
needed to beat the game.
Walk straight right, through the bees. You will only get hit once.
limb to the other to keep going.
the right, then jump. You will catch the ties just as they approach.
Now grab the darts and move on.
the leaves, they only attack when the eyes are open.
Don't worry about the water balloons, you won't need them.
bother with the bees or bee hive.
are plenty of donuts later on.
the other two items and the bees.
Ignore the squirrel and fall straight down.
Avoid the worms or use spray paint because they take a lot of health.
Avoid the ant too and keep going right.
the spray can if you need it.
health and you will start back at Screen 17.
So, go to the right.
18 to keep getting donuts and refilling your health.
Avoid the fish again, then jump your way across the yellow barrels.
Remember that the purple barrel won't sink.
Objective: Get the skeleton key.
box for a spray can.
balls, but try to get hit only once.
want to keep the spray cans.
and just run. You may get hit once, but it's no big deal.
for a slingshot, so if you have one grab it.
away and leave a spray can.
hit by something, but try to get hit only ONCE.
when the earthworm is not blocking the left side.
go, then press them again to kill the other skeleton.
directly under the tombstone. Jump over the next hole and keep going.
the open grave to reach the skeleton key and beat the stage.
Objective: Get the gold key.
Just run through the two bees and ignore the burp balls and darts.
hit again, but only once.
pillows and jump to the left until you're on the stack of newspapers.
onto the boxes and jump up.
just fall or get hit.
touch the left side of the screen, or you will fall back to Screen 04.
other side. Mind the nails.
to you if you want to try.
the spray can. You should have plenty of spray cans from earlier.
need them all to defeat the giant spider up ahead.
donut. Grab it if you're REALLY low on health.
Just run straight to the right, avoiding the bees and little spiders.
You'll get the spray can along the way, if you need it.
health. Forget about getting the extra life.
paint every time an egg flies out.
Objective: Find the cook book.
gun. This gun is specially made to kill space mutants.
health than the train mutant, so it's a small sacrifice.
appears, then shoot the gray box on the right to get some spray cans.
Jump over the sewer hole.
donut and go to the left.
If you have the Cool Hat, the robot's lasers won't cause any damage.
So, shoot the space mutant then use your spray can to kill the robot.
Shoot the other space mutant and grab the ammo.
kill the space mutant, then get the ammo.
until you get 99 ammo.
to kill the space mutant. Grab the spray cans if you can.
Kill the three space mutants and keep going.
obviously shouldn't need it by now.
Shoot the two space mutants and the robot, all with your mutant gun.
You do have plenty of ammo after all. Keep going left.
Objective: Escape from Itchy and Scratchy.
to memorize what is on each screen and the best way to avoid it.
any red bombs and avoid as much as you can.
sure your health is full before going on.
for the bombs to fall then immediately run for it.
walking across the counter. Make sure to get the extra life.
Run past Scratchy and just run! Look out for Itchy's arms.
and Scratchy to finish the stage.
Objective: Save Krusty the Clown!
Jump across the logs and get the large burp ball on the other side.
on that rocky spot to get the big burp ball.
open. Jump to the right.
the next one and jump to the right.
rocky area, and keep going.
After you get the fourth one, fall to the left.
After getting them all fall straight down.
Get the one big burp ball here to have a grand total of 13 burp balls.
can't beat the stage with less than 13. Go to the right if you're set.
Don't shoot the centipede, just jump over and keep going.
does cause a lot of damage.
falls walk to the right.
extra life and save Krusty.
skateboard next to your name as proof that you beat the game.
Thanks for playing another great Simpsons game!
There aren't any codes, just a couple of little secrets.
will be also be lost.
Simpsons Arcade that game developers used the sitcom for ideas.
famous space mutants of the Simpsons early years.
Updated the controls and added some new secrets.
Just another rewrite, which sends this FAQ back to 1.0.
4. Konami and Distinctive Software for creating the game.


The Pentagon official in charge of Guantanamo Bay has admitted that if he had his time over, he would have argued that the notorious detention camp should never have been built.
William Lietzau, America's Deputy Assistant Defence Secretary for Detainee Affairs, told The Mail on Sunday in an exclusive interview that Guantanamo's detainees should have been legally designated as prisoners of war and held in Afghanistan, or if charged with crimes, taken to prisons in America.
Mr Lietzau – who, after three and a half years in his job, last week announced he will be stepping down to take a private sector job in September – added that the best way for President Obama to close Guantanamo would be to announce that the 'war' with Al Qaeda is over.
Under international law, this would end any justification for continuing to hold prisoners who had not been charged with crimes.
Lietzau's words will be seen as explosive, because alone of senior officials who serve the Obama administration in this field now, he played a key role in creating Guantanamo under George W. Bush.
Administration officials said the president is still committed to closing the prison, although he made no mention of that goal in a short statement Monday. The administration's original plans to create a detention center in the United States and prosecute some detainees in federal court have all but collapsed in the face of bipartisan congressional opposition.
Scalia and the other pro-torture judges whined in dissent that the ruling would make "the war on terror" tougher for the U.S., totally ignoring the ideas of the Founding Fathers that the Constitution should apply in wartime as well as peacetime and ignoring the fact that the world's leading experts on torture say that torture produces inaccurate and useless information.
ADEN, Yemen — Almost eight years after al-Qaeda nearly sank the USS Cole with an explosives-stuffed motorboat, killing 17 sailors, all the defendants convicted in the attack have escaped from prison or been freed by Yemeni officials.
Jamal al-Badawi, a Yemeni who helped organize the plot to bomb the Cole as it refueled in this Yemeni port on Oct. 12, 2000, has broken out of prison twice. He was recaptured both times, but then secretly released by the government last fall. Yemeni authorities jailed him again after receiving complaints from Washington. But U.S. officials have so little faith that he's still in his cell that they have demanded the right to perform random inspections.
Two suspects, described as the key organizers, were captured outside Yemen and are being held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, beyond the jurisdiction of U.S. courts. Many details of their alleged involvement remain classified. It is unclear when — or if — they will be tried by the military.
The collapse of the Cole investigation offers a revealing case study of the U.S. government's failure to bring al-Qaeda operatives and their leaders to justice for some of the most devastating attacks on American targets over the past decade.
Since then, Yemen has refused to extradite Badawi and an accomplice to the United States, where they have been indicted on murder charges. Other Cole conspirators have been freed after short prison terms. At least two went on to commit suicide attacks in Iraq.
To this day, al-Qaeda trumpets the attack on the Cole as one of its greatest military victories. It remains an improbable story: how two suicide bombers smiled and waved to unsuspecting U.S. sailors in Aden's harbor as they pulled their tiny fishing boat alongside the $1 billion destroyer and blew a gaping hole in its side.


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Tsubasa Chronicle is based off the manga by CLAMP with the same title. The majority of the characters are from previous CLAMP series, so Tsubasa is often called a crossover. However, the plot is entirely original. In addition, the seiyuu are different than they are in original anime. For example, Sakura's seiyuu in CCS is Sakura Tange, but in Tsubasa, she is Yui Makino.
Sakura is the princess of a kingdom that she and Syaoran live in. Syaoran and his father came to the kingdom when he was young in order to excavate the ruins on the outskirts of town. Sakura and Syaoran became very close childhood friends. One day, Sakura is drawn to the ruins. Through their mystical power, she grows wings. They disintegrate into many unique feathers, each one a memory of hers. In order to save Sakura's body, mind, and heart, Syaoran must travel to many dimensions/worlds in order to retrieve the feathers.
Yukito, the high priest of the kingdom, sends Syaoran to Yuuko, the dimensional witch. There he also meets Kurogane, who will do anything to go back to his kingdom, and Fye, who will do anything to avoid returning to his original world. In order to do this for them, Yuuko must take each of their most precious items (I won't spoil what they are...it's very interesting, so you have to see it for yourself!). Fye and Kurogane, as well as the little mascot/translator/puffball Mokona, join Syaoran as he seeks out Sakura's feathers of memories.
Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle is recommended to everyone, even those who are not really fans of CLAMP's works. With a great mix of drama, fighting sequences, and touching and philosophical scenes, there's something for you, no matter where your interests lie.
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Syaoran, a young archaeologist, and princess Sakura are long child hood friends.
When Syaoran returns home from his latest expedition, Sakura tries to admit her feelings to Syaoran, but is interrupted. Not having the chance to tell Syaoran that she loves him, Sakura makes a visit to the site of his latest excavation.
A giant symbol has been found on the ground of one of the underground tunnels. Sakura, upon touching the strange symbol, loses all of her heart and memories.
Now Syaoran, "The Chosen One", must venture through different worlds and dimensions in order to retrieve Sakura's memories!
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