Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Sunday, February 21, 2010
This is How To Stop Bank Robberies in Kenya!
DALLAS - Another "Scarecrow Bandit" has drawn a long prison sentence for a series of bank heists.
U.S. District Judge Jane J. Boyle sentenced 30-year-old Jarvis Dupree Ross in Dallas on Friday to 330 years in federal prison without parole for his part in a series of 2008 holdups in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
He's the third of seven "Scarecrow Bandits" to receive lengthy prison sentences without parole for their convictions.
Previously, 32-year-old Antonyo Reece was sentenced to 140 years in federal prison for his part in three Dallas-Fort Worth-area bank heists in 2008. Before that, Boyle sentenced 29-year-old gang member Corey Duffey to more than 354 years in prison.
A guilty plea helped 34-year-old Yolanda McDow get a sentence of 15 years and 10 months. Three defendants await sentencing
The group was called "Scarecrow Bandits" because of loose shirts and floppy hats worn during some robberies.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Friends
I got this from my friend, and it is one of the best of valentine gift i have ever received.It said.....
People are in your life for a reason, season or a lifetime.When you know which one it is, you will ALWAYS know what to do with that person.
When someone is in your life for a reason, it is usually to meet a need that you/they have expressed.They tend to come to assist you in times of difficulty, to provide you with guidance support.
To aid you physically and emotionally.They may seem to be Godsend, and they are really are. They are there for a reason that you expect them to be.And without any wrong doing on your part, or at an inconvenient time, this person does or says something to bring the relationship to an end.Sometimes they just walk away.Sometimes they act up, and force you to take a stand. What we must realize is that our needs were understand its time to move on.
Some people come to our lives for a season.This is because your time has also come to share grow and learn.They bring you and experience of peace and make you laugh. They may teach you something you have never learnt or done.They also bring you an unbelievably amount of joy. Believe it, its real but its only for a season.
Lifetime relationships teach you about lifetime lessons, things that you must build upon in order to have a solid emotional foundation.
You job is to accept the lessons, love that person and put what you have learnt in good use in other areas of your life.
I thank you for being in my life, whether it is for a reason, a season or a lifetime.
People are in your life for a reason, season or a lifetime.When you know which one it is, you will ALWAYS know what to do with that person.
When someone is in your life for a reason, it is usually to meet a need that you/they have expressed.They tend to come to assist you in times of difficulty, to provide you with guidance support.
To aid you physically and emotionally.They may seem to be Godsend, and they are really are. They are there for a reason that you expect them to be.And without any wrong doing on your part, or at an inconvenient time, this person does or says something to bring the relationship to an end.Sometimes they just walk away.Sometimes they act up, and force you to take a stand. What we must realize is that our needs were understand its time to move on.
Some people come to our lives for a season.This is because your time has also come to share grow and learn.They bring you and experience of peace and make you laugh. They may teach you something you have never learnt or done.They also bring you an unbelievably amount of joy. Believe it, its real but its only for a season.
Lifetime relationships teach you about lifetime lessons, things that you must build upon in order to have a solid emotional foundation.
You job is to accept the lessons, love that person and put what you have learnt in good use in other areas of your life.
I thank you for being in my life, whether it is for a reason, a season or a lifetime.
Man Arrested For Telling Police Dog to Sit
(MYFOX NATIONAL) – Ordering a police dog to sit netted a Gainesville, Fla., man an additional criminal charge during a traffic stop on Tuesday, according to the Gainesville Sun .
The Sun reported that Mario Duane Porter, 20, was charged with striking a police animal. The charge includes interfering with a working police animal, which a police officer said Porter did by stating loud commands like "sit" and "sitz" while the dog sniffed around Porter's car for drugs.
"The K9 stopped twice while walking the vehicle and looking in the direction of (Porter) who was giving those commands," Gainesville Police Officer David Blizzard stated in his report.
The Sun reported that the dog did finish its job and found a small plastic bag with marijuana under a car seat.
It wasn’t Porter's mouth that originally drew officers' attention. It was his stereo, which officers said they could hear more than 25 feet away, according to the Sun. He was also charged with disorderly conduct, possessing drug paraphernalia and his refusal to sign a citation for violating the city’s noise and window tint ordinances.
The Sun reported that Mario Duane Porter, 20, was charged with striking a police animal. The charge includes interfering with a working police animal, which a police officer said Porter did by stating loud commands like "sit" and "sitz" while the dog sniffed around Porter's car for drugs.
"The K9 stopped twice while walking the vehicle and looking in the direction of (Porter) who was giving those commands," Gainesville Police Officer David Blizzard stated in his report.
The Sun reported that the dog did finish its job and found a small plastic bag with marijuana under a car seat.
It wasn’t Porter's mouth that originally drew officers' attention. It was his stereo, which officers said they could hear more than 25 feet away, according to the Sun. He was also charged with disorderly conduct, possessing drug paraphernalia and his refusal to sign a citation for violating the city’s noise and window tint ordinances.
Friday, February 5, 2010
New Zealand Girl Auctions Off Her Virginity for $32,000
A cash-strapped New Zealand student who auctioned off her virginity to help pay her university fees says she has accepted an offer of $32,190 to sleep with a stranger, AFP reported on Wednesday.
The 19-year-old offered her virginity to the highest bidder in an online auction on the ineed.co.nz website and said there had been more than 1,200 bids.
"I have accepted an offer in excess of $45,000 New Zealand dollars (US $32,190) which is way beyond what I dreamed,'' the student said on her webpage when the auction ended.
"Thankyou to the more than 30,000 people who viewed my ad and to the more than 1,200 offers made.''
Calling herself "unigirl'', the young woman had described herself as attractive, fit and healthy, and said she had never been in a sexual relationship, though it was not clear how she would prove that.
She did not respond to media requests for an interview but the proprietor of the website, Ross MacKenzie, told the Waikato Times newspaper he had been authorized to confirm the transaction.
The 19-year-old offered her virginity to the highest bidder in an online auction on the ineed.co.nz website and said there had been more than 1,200 bids.
"I have accepted an offer in excess of $45,000 New Zealand dollars (US $32,190) which is way beyond what I dreamed,'' the student said on her webpage when the auction ended.
"Thankyou to the more than 30,000 people who viewed my ad and to the more than 1,200 offers made.''
Calling herself "unigirl'', the young woman had described herself as attractive, fit and healthy, and said she had never been in a sexual relationship, though it was not clear how she would prove that.
She did not respond to media requests for an interview but the proprietor of the website, Ross MacKenzie, told the Waikato Times newspaper he had been authorized to confirm the transaction.
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