Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction  Ohio Executions - 1999 to Present

http://www.drc.state.oh.us/web/Executed/executed25.htm

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Coke Myth

The brown, sparkling drink is far less unhealthy, fattening, or even dangerous, as many people think.
John Stith Pemberton invented the most popular beverage in the world. The name is derived from coke one of the ingredients, the coca leaf and cola nut. The rumor that Coke would dissolve all the steaks overnight is wrong. Even Coke is not harmful to the teeth more than orange juice. And of course, cola drinks attack the stomach lining to not. But as for nails rust removal Cola is ideal because of the contained phosphoric acid. Coins are also launched after a cola bathroom beautiful again bare.
Again and again we read that Coke is a bone robbers because they allegedly contain plenty of phosphorus. The phosphorus content in cola is low, with six milligrams per 100 milliliters. The same quantity of milk provides 92 milligrams of phosphorus, or 15 times as much.
With a consumption of four cups of coffee, the caffeine intake is 500 milligrams. To take this amount of coke, five liters of Coke would have to be consumed. People who react to caffeine intake with an increase in heart rate or blood pressure increase should prefer caffeine-free cola.
Of course, Coke is a sweet drink. Therefore, the interpretation is that the brown sugar, contain plenty of spray and should be extremely high in calories. The energy content of sugary beverages is relatively high. But compared to other drinks, Coke is certainly not the biggest bomb of calories. 100 milliliters of cola contains 44 kilos calories. In contrast, orange juice suggests at least 50 kilocalories per 100 milliliters. Of course, Coke does not contain much sugar. The superstition that zuckerreichste Cola was the drink that's still wrong.
This myth can be easily disenchanted with each Nutrition Facts: One liter of cola contains 106 grams of sugar. Iced Tea (110 grams of sugar per liter), fruit drinks (130 g of sugar per liter), grape (150 g of sugar per liter) and fruit nectars (125 g of sugar per liter) outbid Coke terms of sugar content in some cases significantly.
Who all want to do without calories can on sweetener sweetened products (Coke Light rely drinks). But the story of myth even goes even further, for sweeteners to be so harmful, carcinogenic and fattening. But no fear, sweeteners are safe according to current academic research and have no influence on the regulation of hunger-satiety and help with weight loss. This is especially true if overweight replace it with sugar-sweetened beverage sweetener - as demonstrated by scientific studies clearly.
It was probably more of an idea of marketers to spread rumors that Coke contained cocaine. Almost everyone knows the recommendation that children Coke and pretzel sticks to give if they have diarrhea. The aim is to compensate for the fluid and salt loss. Unfortunately this is not an optimal mix of sugar-salt ratio to achieve. In effect, the combination of cola and pretzel sticks as high as a weakening of the bowel function and may even increase the diarrhea. Medically effective is the use of special electrolyte-glucose preparations from the pharmacy. Light from a vaginal douching with Coke as a contraceptive - Keyword vaginal douching afterwards - women should refrain, because it does not work!
The 10 major cola myths:
1.Cola rich and phosphorus is detrimental to the bone: Not true
2.Cola with artificial sweetener is harmful and it makes you hungry: Not true
3.Cola dissolves Meat: Not true
4.Cola is a sugar bomb: In comparison to juices and soft drinks is Coke in the "sugar midfield"
5.Cola is a calorie bomb: In comparison to juices and soft drinks not overly
6.Cola is a caffeine bomb: Compared to coffee, black tea or energy drinks, cola is relatively low in caffeine
7.Cola and salt sticks are ideal in combination with diarrhea: Not true
8.Cola once contained cocaine: True (probably) not
9.Phenylalanin is dangerous: not true (only PKU patients should largely avoid it)
10.Cola damaged teeth and damage the stomach: Not true
After all, Coke is just a sugary brown lemonade from America. Towards the daily cola consumption is nothing wrong. Who wants to drink a liter a day, has to move, however, sufficient to prevent the emergence of obesity. Sweetener to diabetics and overweight people should avoid cola-sweetened beverages.

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Crazy things that nobody really needs?

Ashes to Portraits: transforms the ashes from your loved one in a portrait

Using some of your loved one’s ashes combined with a very special mixture involving oil paint, the company has a professional artist create a one-of-a-kind portrait that will not only be a beautiful remembrance that will live on for many generations, but it will also help with your feelings of loss. You can also have a portrait of your beloved pet using its cremated ashes.



Crime Scene Cleaners Inc.

The police, the fire department and the crime-scene investigators who arrive at a crime scene perform crucial tasks in the aftermath of a violent death. But they don’t, as a general rule, clean up. Mopping up after someone who dies violently is the responsibility of that person’s family. Now there is a company, called Crime Scene Cleaner Inc., that can handle the dirty job, literally. It’s a cleaning maintenance service specializing in the cleanup of homicide, suicide and accidental deaths. The company offers services of cleaning, disinfecting and removal of all contaminated items to restore the scene to a safe, non-biohazardous state. But it’s not what you are thinking, if you committed a crime you should callthe police first, Cleaners Inc. won’t come and clean up your mess.



Line Standing Service: stands in line for you

Do you live in Washington DC and are tired of waiting long hours in line? Well, Linestanding.com provides persons to stand in line anywhere in the greater Washington DC area, and specializes in United States Congressional hearings and their respective committees. You can order online and get a stander to wait at a designation of your choosing until they are able to rendezvous with you, the attendee. The company creates a sign with a name of your choosing so that you can easily identify the stander in line. How cool is that?



The longest Limousine in the world

The longest limousine built ever in the world is a limousine 100-ft long that was created by Jay Ohrberg of Burbank, California. This enormously long car is even in the Guinness Book of World Records now. This limousine rides on 26 tires spaced along the length of its body. It has 2 drivers’ cabins in the front and in the back as it’s really hard to drive such a vehicle. In order the limousine could turn and make turns around corners, its middle part is hinged to fold.

Jay Ohrberg created the longest limousine for exhibition purposes, however this news became a big sensation and many people were dreaming about hiring such a limousine. That’s why Jay provides the limousine for rentals for various functions and events. However the limousine is too long for driving in the streets and technically it’s not quite legal, but with specially trained chauffeurs in both cabins it’s possible.



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The best website I have ever seen ...........

How many stubids running under the sun of God?

Here you will find an answer!

http://darwinawards.com/

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Heidi my dear,

I would like to congratulate you quite warmly for your "twentieth........" birthday. I wish you all the best, a lot of success and all-important, health. It´s a plesure to receive your excellent Postings.

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Anne what happen with this "Animals"? This are fu*** Monsters 

Originating in 19th century Belgium by crossing local cattle with British cattle, the Belgian Blue cattle are gigantic bovine wonders. Their enormous size and muscle mass, sometimes called “double muscling,” is a naturally occurring mutation of the gene for myostatin, a protein that regulates muscle growth. This mutation results in accelerated lean muscle growth.














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The 10 Worst Prisons In The World

The thought of going to prison is enough to scare the living daylights out of anyone, especially with the horror stories that you can read in newspapers and books and those you see on TV. Stabbings, murders, violence, gang rape and any number of other horrors are all widely broadcast by people that have spent time on the inside. Of course, they’re not your run of the mill prison stories because you don’t tend to hear much about the ones that don’t see any action from one year to the next, but the same names do keep coming up time and time again. These inmates are in there for serious crimes and not your run of the mill credit card fraud.

Certain prisons, both old and new, are notorious for violence and some easily out perform others in the horror stories stakes. The 10 worst prisons in the world are listed below. Read ‘em and weep!

1. ADX, Colorado – This is the ultimate prison, literally. Since it opened in 1994, ADX is nothing but slow and inhumane torture. Although those there are the worst of the worst, human rights protestors from all over the world have targeted it. Inmates are only allowed out of their cells for 9 hours a week and barely interact with anyone. There’s hardly any sunlight and you have to do everything in your cell. If ever there was a way to destroy any semblance of hope an individual had then ADX is it!

2. Tadmor Military Prison, Syria – This is one of the most brutal prisons ever. Torture, executions and untold brutality goes on within these walls. The medieval methods of torture have been well documented. Innocent and guilty alike have been dragged via a rope until they’re dead, beaten to death with pipes and chopped into pieces with an axe. However, that’s nothing compared to the massacre of June 27, 1980. Approximately 500 inmates were killed for no apparent reason by the guards and commandos. This is the worst known massacre of its kind to ever have taken place.

3. Carandiru Penitentiary, Brazil – Prison massacres, HIV, legalised torture… Whatever you can imagine from a prison, they have it here. A fifth of all 7,500 inmates have HIV and the vast majority of them didn’t have it when they first walked through the gates. On top of that, if they have to have surgery then forget the anaesthetics. Apparently, anaesthetic is a luxury soothe patients are operated on without anything to numb the pain at. Instead, they’re left to scream. Every now and then there’s a massacre or riots as well but at least that’d be relatively painless in relation.

4. La Sante Prison, France – La Sante is well known for its suicide figures, with 124 suicides occurring in 1999 alone. Prisoners have actually eaten rat poison to escape the depravity here. Some prisoners become slaves, others only leave their cells for 4 hours a day and the violence is horrendous. The punishment block has no running water and many are left down there for days because of minor misdemeanours. The treatment just isn’t humane by any stretch of the imagination.

5. La Sabeneta Prison, Venezuela – With 1 guard to 150 inmates here its no wonder that this is one of the worst prisons on Earth right now. Corruption and bribery run riot here, and that’s just the staff! The prisoners are worse with 624 inmates being hurt and 196 being murdered within the walls in 1995 alone. Yes, all of that happened in just one year! The previous year though 108 died in a day when the inmates had a gun battle… between themselves. Not a nice place to be methinks.

6. Rikers, New York – 5 years ago, this prison would’ve been at number 1 on the list but recent reforms have forced a dramatic improvement so it’s a little tamer than it used to be. For example, the 70 stabbings that take place there every year now used to be around 1,000 a decade ago. The violence is legendary and guards reported that they lived in fear of their lives. Although this isn’t the case anymore, it’s a ghost that’ll haunt the prison forever.

7. Diyarbakir Prison, Turkey – This is a lovely prison to be in. With children imprisoned for life and guards masterminding attacks against the prisons, it’s definitely less than a safe place to be. Prisoners are classed largely as political so they have no rights whatsoever. This may sound a little like the Dark Ages, and it really is. The guards do as they please, as an attack against 33 prisoners in 1996 proves. 10 died and 23 were injured, all at the hands of the authority.

8. San Quentin State Prison, California – As one of the world’s best known prisons, San Quentin is synonymous with violence, executions and the worst of the worst criminals in California to date. It has over 1500 employees and they still can’t control the inmates. The riots in February 2006 proved a good example of that. Racial attacks led to 100 prisoners being badly injured and 2 killed. That’s not the only incident but it’s a great example of just what goes down behind the walls.

9. Mendoza Prison, Argentina – It isn’t the violence here that you have to worry about but the conditions that you’d have to survive if you were sent there. The prison should cater for 600 prisoners but there are over 1000 more there than should be so the overcrowding is horrendous. That isn’t to say that you wouldn’t be exposed to torture because you most likely would at some point.

10. Nairobi Prison, Kenya – Some prisons make their way onto the list of worst prisons not because of violence but because of the conditions that they house prisoners in year in and year out. Inmates here tend to be naked and infected with horrible diseases that kill them slowly. Overcrowding means that they don’t get the medical help they need and most die in agony.

In all these prisons money always talks, if you have some savings you are very much on the way to avoiding alot of the trouble mentioned above, if not you should be looking at a way to get some credit cards as soon as possible.


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Daily Routine for Florida Death Row Offenders


Death Row & Death Watch cells:
A Death Row cell is 6 x 9 x 9.5 feet high. Florida State Prison also has Death Watch cells to incarcerate inmates awaiting execution after the Governor signs a death warrant for them. A Death Watch cell is 12 x 7 x 8.5 feet high.

Men on Death Row are housed at Florida State Prison in Starke, FL, and Union Correctional Institution in Raiford, FL. The women on Death Row are housed at Lowell Correctional Institution Annex in Lowell, FL.

Meals:
Death Row inmates are served meals three times a day: at 5:00 am, from 10:30 am to 11:00 am and from 4:00 pm to 4:30 pm. Food is prepared by prison staff and transported in insulated carts to the cells. Inmates are allowed plates and spoons to eat their meals. Prior to execution, an inmate may request a last meal. To avoid extravagance, the food to prepare the last meal must cost no more than $40 and must be purchased locally.

Visitors:     
All inmate visitors must be approved before visitation is allowed. Questions regarding an inmate's visiting day(s), visiting hours, and special visits should be directed to the Classification Officer responsible for the inmate at the inmate's assigned facility. Questions may be sent by letter, e-mail or by telephone. Members of the news media may request Death Row inmate interviews through the Department of Corrections Public Affairs Office at (850) 488-0420. The inmate must agree to the interview and the interview will be non-contact.

Showers:
The inmates may shower every other day.

Security:
Death Row inmates are counted at least once an hour. They are escorted in handcuffs and wear them everywhere except in their cells, the exercise yard and the shower. They are in their cells at all times except for medical reasons, exercise, social or legal visits or media interviews. When a death warrant is signed the inmate is put under Death Watch status and is allowed a legal and social phone call.

Mail, Magazines & Entertainment:
Inmates may receive mail every day except holidays and weekends. They may have cigarettes, snacks, radios and 13" televisions in their cells. They do not have cable television or air-conditioning and they are not allowed to be with each other in a common room. They can watch church services on closed circuit television. While on Death Watch, inmates may have radios and televisions positioned outside their cell bars.

Clothing:     
Death Row inmates can be distinguished from other inmates by their orange t-shirts. Their pants are the same blue colored pants worn by regular inmates.

The executioner:
Is a private citizen who is paid $150 per execution. State law allows for his or her identity to remain anonymous.

Death Row Cell:
http://www.dc.state.fl.us/oth/vtour/deathrow.html (Virtual Tour)

Secure Cell:
http://www.dc.state.fl.us/oth/vtour/securecell.html (Virtual Tour)

Cell Housing Unit:
http://www.dc.state.fl.us/oth/vtour/shousing.html (Virtual Tour)

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Stays from 2009

January   
                                                
15      TX    Jose  Briseno    Trial judge granted motion for stay to allow time for pen-pal to visit and thank Mr. Briseno for the impact he has had in her life. Execution date rescheduled for 4/7/09.
 27     TX    Larry Swearingen    The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit granted stay of execution. There is an issue of possible innocence in Mr. Swearingen's case, stemming from new forensic evidence indicating that he was in police custody at the time of the victim's death. The stay was allowed to grant further review of his second habeas petition by the District Court.

March
             
2    OH    Bennie Adams    Stay granted to allow normal appeals process to continue.
2    OK    Victor Miller    Stay granted to allow normal appeals process to continue.
13    WA    Cal Coburn Brown    Stay due to pending court review of lethal injection procedure.
19    AL    Phillip Hallford    Stay of execution granted by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit. Halford had a March 31 hearing scheduled on a lethal injection challenge in federal court.
20    WA    Dwayne Woods    Stay granted by U.S. District Court of Eastern Washington to allow time to file federal appeals.
26    PA    Ronald Puksar    Granted by federal court to allow time for further appeals.

April
             
 1    PA    Richard Boxley    *To allow time to file federal appeals
 7    OH    Brett Hartmann    Pending U.S. Supreme Court decision regarding the right to DNA testing.
7    TX    Jose Garcia Briseno    Stay granted by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals to consider whether the jury was able to give proper weight to Mr. Briseno's mitigating evidence.

May    
         
13    FL    John Richard Marek    To allow time for new oral arguments for May 20.
27    FL    David Eugene Johnston    To allow time for DNA testing
June              
17    MO    Reginald Clemons    To allow a challenge to the Missouri lethal injection procedure.

July
             
14    VA    Paul Powell    Granted by U.S. Sup. Ct. without explanation- Powell has raised claims of double jeopardy
23    TX    Roderick Newton    To reexamine the testimony of Newton's co-defendant and also to determine if Newton is mentally retarded

August
             
20    TX    David Wood    To determine if Wood is mentally retarded

September
             
15    OH    Romell Broom    Unable to find suitable veins for lethal injection; execution first stayed for one week.  New date unknown.
22    PA    Noel Matos Montalvo    *To allow further appeals.
24    PA    Donald Mitchell Tedford    *To allow further appeals
24    TX    Kenneth Mosley    US Supreme Court stopped execution until it can decide a related Alabama case.
30    TX    John Balentine    The US Court of Appeals for the 5th Cir. stayed the execution to review whether lower courts had properly resolved Balentine's appeals.

October
             
5    VA    Larry Elliot    Stayed by governor to allow more time to consider clemency petition.  Elliot has claimed innocence.
8    OH    Lawrence Reynolds, Jr.    Pending the November 30 hearing on the botched execution of Romell Broom.
22    PA    Christopher Kennedy    *To allow further appeals

November
             
4    FL    Paul Beasley Johnson    Stayed by Florida Supreme Court because ordinary appeals had not been exhausted.  Johnson is challenging  possible prosecutorial misconduct.
10    OH    Darryl Durr    Pending the November 30 hearing on the botched execution of Romell Broom.
17    TX    Gerald Eldridge    To hear evidence on mental competency issues.

December    
        
8    OH    Kenneth Biros    Stayed by federal District Court on Oct.19, 2009 pending further information about the Broom execution attempt and Ohio's new execution protocol.

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166 men, 1 woman (86 African American men; 72 Caucasian men; 4 Hispanic men; 2 Native Americans; 2 Arab Americans; 1 Caucasian female).

Inmate
Number    Last Name    FirstName    Race    DOB            County      DoC    Admto Death Row
560125     Adams     Bennie     AA     7/14/57     Mahoning     12/29/85     11/14/08
420071    Adams    Stanley    C    8/23/66    Trumbull    10/11/99    10/12/01
404511    Ahmed    Nawaz    Ar A    10/25/54    Belmont    9/11/99    2/2/01
246920    Allen    David    C    11/16/58    Cuyahoga    1/25/91    7/30/91
182824    Apanovitch    Anthony    C    2/16/55    Cuyahoga    8/23/84    1/15/85
267328    Awkal    Abdul    C    3/10/59    Cuyahoga    1/8/92    1/8/93
261875    Ballew    Tyrone    AA    11/23/68    Hamilton    3/17/91    7/17/92
308174    Baston    Johnnie    AA    2/8/74    Lucas    3/21/94    3/21/95
325266    Bays    Richard    C    6/9/65    Greene    11/15/93    12/21/95
181997    Bedford    Daniel    C    9/16/47    Hamilton    4/24/84    11/16/84
276821    Benge    Michael    C    8/15/61    Butler    2/1/93    6/16/93
455970    Bethel    Robert    C    3/23/70    Franklin    6/26/96    8/29/03
176128    Beuke    Michael    C    2/14/62    Hamilton    6/1/83    10/27/83
264736    Bies    Michael    C    5/9/72    Hamilton    5/11/92    11/5/92
249514    Biros    Kenneth    C    6/24/58    Trumbull    2/8/91    10/30/91
204019    Bonnell    Melvin    C    9/23/57    Cuyahoga    11/28/87    6/29/88
380366    Braden    David    C    9/9/59    Franklin    8/3/98    7/9/99
436028    Brinkley    Grady    AA    10/16/67    Lucas    1/7/00    10/3/02
179740    Brooks    Reginald    AA    3/20/45    Cuyahoga    3/6/82    6/13/84
187343    Broom    Romell    AA    6/4/56    Cuyahoga    9/21/84    10/24/85
320827    Brown    Mark    AA    11/13/72    Mahoning    1/28/94    3/5/96
399595    Bryan    Quisi    AA    10/02/70    Cuyahoga    6/24/00    2/27/01
354963    Campbell    Alva    C    4/30/48    Franklin    4/2/97    4/10/98
213146    Carter    Clarence    AA    3/9/62    Hamilton         8/2/89
262433    Carter    Cedric    AA    2/12/73    Hamilton    5/2/91    8/7/92
356659    Carter    Sean    AA    3/9/79    Trumbull    9/14/97    4/3/98
145242    Cassano    August    C    1/23/54    Richland    10/21/97    5/18/99
214241    Chinn    Davel    AA    5/30/57    Montgomery    1/29/89    9/14/89
361444    Coley    Douglas    AA    8/24/75    Lucas    1/3/97    6/16/98
328139    Coleman    Timothy    AA    8/23/69    Clark    1/2/96    2/26/97
457203    Conway    James    C    6/29/78    Franklin    1/19/02    10/9/03
228913    Cook    Derrick    AA    2/17/56    Hamilton    10/28/89    9/11/90
340473    Cornwell    Sidney    AA    4/22/77    Mahoning    6/11/96    5/28/97
346717    Cowans    Jessie    C    10/23/60    Clermont    8/29/96    4/17/97
471753    Craig    Donald    B    2/1/60    Summit    2/28 - 3/5/96    8/12/04
428323    Cunningham    Jeronique    AA    8/13/72    Allen    1/3/02    6/28/02
253718    Davie    Roderick    AA    10/3/71    Trumbull    6/27/91    3/25/92
499211    Davis    Rolland    C    11/14/52    Licking    7/10/00    8/3/05
179828    Davis    Von    AA    11/1/46    Butler    12/12/83    6/19/84
506144    Dean    Jason    C    12/15/74    Clark       6/21/06
325702    Dixon    Archie    C    5/30/73    Lucas    9/22/93    1/11/96
462868    Drummond    John    AA    7/18/77    Mahoning    3/24/03    3/19/04
207889    Durr    Darryl    AA    6/26/63    Cuyahoga    2/1/88    1/10/89
198441    Eley    John    AA    2/4/49    Mahoning    8/26/86    8/25/87
458539    Elmore    Phillip    AA    7/15/63    Licking    6/1/02    11/19/03
179450    Esparza    Gregory    H    2/4/63    Lucas    2/12/83    5/23/84
352193    Fears    Angelo    AA    4/16/73    Hamilton    3/30/97    12/15/97
419722    Fitzpatrick    Stanley    AA    12/4/67    Hamilton    6/7/01    2/25/02
431106    Foust    Kelly    C    5/17/77    Cuyahoga    3/31/01    6/5/02
363374    Franklin    Antonio    AA    10/5/78    Montgomery    4/18/97    9/11/98
497904    Frazier    James    AA    1/29/41    Lucas    3/2/04    6/23/05
510923    Fry    Clarence    AA    10/10/59    Summit    7/31/05    7/18/06
413724    Gapen    Larry    C    8/23/48    Montgomery    9/15/00    7/20/01
264900    Garner    William    AA    9/26/72    Hamilton    1/26/92    11/12/92
185473    Gillard    John    C    11/26/44    Stark    1/1/85    6/19/85
317302    Goff    James    C    1/26/75    Clinton    9/15/94    8/28/95
306357    Goodwin    Michael    AA    1/3/75    Cuyahoga    9/13/94    1/13/95
375170    Group    Scott    C    10/6/64    Mahoning    1/18/97    5/20/99
490551    Hale    Delno    AA    3/10/68    Cuyahoga    7/21/05    6/23/04
449014    Hand    Gerald    C    3/23/49    Delaware    1/15/02    6/24/03
152169    Hanna    James    C    7/12/49    Warren    8/22/97    11/24/98
357869    Hartman    Brett    C    06/29/74    Summit    9/9/97    6/2/98
218401    Hawkins    Shawn    AA    9/12/68    Hamilton    6/12/89    2/1/90
186271    Henderson    Jerome    AA    1/29/59    Hamilton    3/3/85    8/12/85
287375    Henness    Warren    C    10/13/63    Franklin    3/20/92    1/27/94
355886    Herring    Willie    AA    8/30/77    Mahoning    4/30/96    2/27/98
189528    Hill    Danny    AA    1/6/67    Trumbull    9/10/85    3/6/86
250830    Hill    Genesis    AA    6/7/72    Hamilton    6/1/91    12/19/91
315988    Hoffner    Timothy    C    6/6/72    Lucas    9/22/93    7/6/95
362032    Hughbanks    Gary    C    8/29/66    Hamilton    5/13/87    7/13/98
559336    Hunter    Lamont    AA    8/30/68    Hamilton    1/19/06    10/2/07
195620    Hutton    Percy    AA    10/28/53    Cuyahoga    9/16/85    3/16/87
364585    Issa    Ahmad    Ar A    12/2/69    Hamilton    11/22/97    11/3/98
203859    Jackson    Andre    AA    3/9/66    Cuyahoga    6/25/87    6/21/88
429404    Jackson    Cleveland    AA    6/26/78    Allen    1/3/02    8/9/02
354156    Jackson    Kareem    AA    3/5/74    Franklin    3/25/97    3/11/98
440891    Jackson    Nathaniel    AA    2/13/72    Trumbull    12/11/01    12/11/02
321712    Jalowiec    Stanley    C    8/17/70    Lorain    1/19/94    4/12/96
199339    Jells    Reginald    AA    10/2/65    Cuyahoga    4/28/87    10/20/87
176308    Johnson    Gary    AA    5/11/50    Cuyahoga    4/26/83    11/7/83
469784    Johnson    Marvin    AA    10/23/66    Guernsey    8/15/03    6/4/04
361221    Johnson    Rayshawn    AA    2/18/78    Hamilton    11/12/97    6/8/98
339441    Jones    Elwood    AA    7/25/52    Hamilton    9/3/94    1/10/97
358112    Jones    Odraye    AA    9/21/76    Ashtabula    11/17/97    6/10/98
542310    Jones    Phillip    AA    5/2/70    Summit    4/23/07    2/5/08
209675    Keenan    Thomas    C    12/1/49    Cuyahoga    9/24/88    3/22/89
295769    Keith    Kevin    AA    12/18/63    Crawford    2/14/94    6/1/94
239789    Kinley    Juan    AA    11/12/67    Clark    1/10/89    5/6/91
465959    Ketterer    Donald    AA    5/31/49    Butler    2/3/03    2/12/04
317117    Lamar    Keith    AA    5/31/69    Lawrence    4/93    12/31/95
532018    Lang    Edward    AA    10/19/87    Summit    10/22/06    7/27/07
189982    Landrum    Lawrence    C    9/24/61    Ross    9/19/85    4/3/86
203188    Lawson    Jerry    C    2/20/53    Clermont    9/23/87    5/13/88
413438    Leonard    Patrick    C    10/16/69    Hamilton    7/29/00    7/9/01
225685    Lewis    Donald    AA    4/13/62    Cuyahoga    8/17/89    4/23/90
350106    Lindsey    Carl    C    8/21/62    Brown    9/17/97    9/16/98
194013    Lorraine    Charles    C    10/12/66    Trumbull    5/6/86    12/10/86
198547    Lott    Gregory    AA    6/25/61    Cuyahoga    7/23/86    9/1/87
250059    Loza    Jose    H    6/19/72    Butler    1/16/91    11/20/91
382728    Lynch    Ralph    C    10/5/49    Hamilton    6/24/98    10/19/99
247509    Mack    Clerence    AA    5/28/64    Cuyahoga    1/21/91    11/20/91
296867    Mason    Maurice    AA    11/29/63    Marion    2/8/93    7/7/94
523572    Maxwell    Charles    AA    9/12/66    Cuyahoga       3/29/07
305892    McGuire    Dennis    C    2/10/60    Preble    2/11/89    12/23/94
412247    McKnight    Gregory    AA    11/14/76    Vinton    11/3/00    10/30/02
309673    McNeil    Freddie    AA    8/31/74    Lorain    5/15/95    5/15/95
327020    Meyers    David    C    1/19/65    Greene    8/4/88    3/1/96
305433    Mitts    Harry    C    6/18/52    Cuyahoga    8/14/94    12/6/94
383816    Monroe    Jonathan    AA    9/30/73    Franklin    4/17/96    11/21/02
193871    Montgomery    William    AA    1/2/66    Lucas    3/8/86    12/1/86
305700    Moore    Lee    AA    10/19/74    Hamilton    1/14/94    12/16/94
188625    Morales    Alfred    NA    7/20/63    Cuyahoga    3/2/85    1/15/86
190490    Moreland    Samuel    AA    1/30/54    Montgomery    1/1/85    5/6/86
486456    Mundt    Fredrick    C    8/23/74    Noble    3/9/04    12/17/04
199042    Murphy    Joseph    C    3/22/65    Marion    2/1/87    10/1/87
595111    Neyland    Calvin    AA    1/30/64    Wood    8/8/07    11/19/08
352374    Nields    Richard    C    5/19/50    Hamilton    3/27/97    12/23/97
222599    Noling    Tyrone    C    3/22/72    Portage    4/5/90    2/21/96
325132    O'Neal    James    AA    7/10/54    Hamilton    12/11/93    12/14/95
264667    Otte    Gary    C    12/21/71    Cuyahoga    2/13/92    11/2/92
215600    Palmer    Donald    C    2/11/65    Belmont    5/8/89    11/1/89
509017    Perez    Kerry    H    7/2/65    Clark    3/5/03    12/13/05
279109    Phillips    Ronald    C    10/10/73    Summit    1/18/93    9/16/93
183812    Post    Ronald    C    8/1/59    Lorain    12/15/83    3/13/85
559624    Powell    Wayne    AA    8/4/64    Lucas    11/11/06    10/10/07
338114    Raglin    Walter    AA    6/3/77    Hamilton    12/29/95    11/8/96
296121    Reynolds    Lawrence    C    6/2/66    Summit    1/11/94    6/15/94
308919    Robb    Jason    C    6/15/67    Franklin    4/93    4/12/95
W55276    Roberts    Donna    C    5/22/44    Trumbull       11/7/07
203038    Rojas    Martin    H    11/2/59    Hamilton    5/15/87    5/6/88
130559    Sanders    Carlos    AA    1/4/63    Hamilton    4/93    3/6/96
337278    Sapp    William    C    3/22/62    Clark    8/22/92    10/8/99
387350    Scott    Michael    AA    7/23/77    Stark    8/24/99    4/11/00
209848    Scudder    Kevin    C    2/6/63    Franklin    2/7/89    11/16/90
315284    Shepphard    Bobby    AA    6/1/76    Hamilton    8/19/94    6/8/95
525858    Short    Duane    C    12/16/67    Montgomery    7/22/04    6/14/06
173501    Skatzes    George    C    3/29/46    Montgomery    4/93    1/31/96
203172    Slagle    Billy    NA    12/30/68    Cuyahoga    8/13/87    5/13/88
288960    Smith    Vernon    AA    4/7/72    Lucas    5/26/93    3/25/94
326630    Smith    Kenneth    C    11/13/65    Butler    5/12/95    2/13/96
369054    Smith    Steven    C    2/9/67    Richland    9/29/98    3/26/99
192040    Sneed    David    AA    12/10/61    Stark    11/19/84    8/8/86
176317    Sowell    Billy    AA    2/18/37    Hamilton    5/4/83    11/7/83
175472    Spisak    Frank    C    6/6/51    Cuyahoga    2/1/82; 6/27/82; 6/30/82    9/13/83
216212    Spivey    Warren    AA    7/21/69    Mahoning    1/3/89    11/29/89
174024    Steffen    David    C    12/21/59    Hamilton    8/19/82    6/3/83
255365    Stojetz    John    C    2/13/56    Madison    4/25/96    4/18/97
181258    Stumpf    John    C    9/16/60    Guernsey    5/18/84    9/28/94
325149    Thomas    William    AA    7/24/56    Lucas    11/23/94    12/14/95
305339    Tenace    Troy    C    5/21/62    Lucas    1/26/94    12/1/94
363178    Tibbetts    Raymond    C    6/8/57    Hamilton    11/5/97    9/2/98
307703    Treesh    Fredrick    C    4/12/64    Lake    8/27/94    3/3/95
494014    Trimble    James    C    7/20/60    Portage       11/22/05
438811    Turner    Michael    C    11/29/58    Franklin    6/12/01    1/9/03
275069    Twyford III    Raymond    C    10/15/62    Jefferson    9/22/92    4/12/93
175637    Tyler    Arthur    AA    12/14/59    Cuyahoga    3/12/83    9/23/83
186347    Vanhook    Robert    C    1/14/60    Hamilton    2/2/85    8/16/85
199737    Waddy    Warren    AA    12/19/53    Franklin    7/18/86    11/10/87
246589    Webb    Michael    C    11/8/48    Clermont    11/21/90    7/17/91
173245    Were    James    AA    1/20/57    Hamilton    4/15/93    6/6/03
563308    Wesson    Hersie    AA    9/21/57    Summit         3/23/09
189200    Wiles    Mark    C    3/11/63    Portage    8/7/85    2/14/86
209534    Williams    Andre    AA    5/1/67    Trumbull    8/15/88    3/16/89
237994    Williams    Cliford    AA    6/6/72    Butler    8/3/90    2/27/91
381764    Williams    Robert    AA    6/5/64    Lucas    2/18/99    9/8/99
269357    Wogenstahl    Jeffrey    C    11/23/60    Hamilton    11/24/91    3/17/93
236627    Woodard    Eugene    AA    4/18/71    Cuyahoga    6/20/90    1/8/91
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Jacques

Topical Ford Crown Victoria is valid among US policemen as lame, thirsty and unsafe. This has also recognised Ford and wants to substitute for the unbeloved police car with a new model from 2011. No act of the charity separate brutal business calculation, are put in the USA, nevertheless, yearly about 60,000 police cars anew in the service. Up to now Ford itself could protect in it 45,000 vehicles in the year - a lucrative business, which one in Ford which hold about 75 percent in the whole police car market in the USA with pleasure would like to continue.

Ford Interceptor should start in 2011 his service

Base for the new official carriage should become Ford Interceptor which was introduced as a Conceptcar in Detroit in 2007. In cooperation with the US-police authority Ford Interceptor which should follow from 2011 seemlessly the Crown Victoria should be cut especially at the police standards.


To the hunt of lawbreakers in the USA policemen should be able to fall back from 2011 on a new application carriage. Ford wants to equip with the Interceptor which should substitute for the old Crown Victoria models law guardian in the whole USA.
Low maintenance, sparing, long-lasting engines, a high degree of driving dynamism, high safe driving, but also security stands on the agenda for the passengers as well as a lot of comfort.

The basic data for Ford Interceptor should be announced in the first quarter in 2010, so that the police authorities can plan up to the production end of the Crown according to Victoria. In spite of the dominance of Ford on the police car sector Ford must argue with strong competitors. Coach voucher of engine holds ready a model purely developed for the police application with the E7, Chevrolet wants to score with the new Caprice Patrol Vehicle.

Ford Interceptor

Carbon Motors E7

Okey folks here a other service about food 

Last Meals Delivery Service: delivers a surprise meal chosen by a death row prisoner



Last Meals Delivery Service in Toronto will bring you a last meal (only for Toronto residents). Not your last meal, but the meal someone on Death Row chose as his last. They all cost $20 and must be ordered a couple of days ahead of delivery. You don’t get to pick it out, but when it’s delivered it comes with a DVD to watch and a paper mask of the convict who selected it.

http://www.pauljkneale.com/lastmeals.html

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Jacques

Chalid Scheich Mohammed


Ramzi Binalshibh


Ali Abdel Asis Ali


Mustafa Ahmed al-Hausawi


Walid bin Attasch


US-president Barack Obama expects the capital punishment for the supposed wire-puller of the terrorist attacks from the 11th of September, 2001. It would be "no disgrace" if currently in the camp Guantánamo receives serving a sentence Chalid sheikh Mohammed "the capital punishment", said Obama the US television broadcasting station NBC. Indeed, the president made also clear that he does not want to anticipate with it the court. "I will not be in the courtroom." The judgment is a thing of the judges.

Before Minister of Justice Eric of lovely had made clear that the accusation authority will demand the capital punishment against sheikh Mohammed. More sweetly had announced recently that the culprit has to justify himself next year before a civil court in New York. He defended the decision in the senate against criticism above all from conservatives who want to see the supposed main wire-puller before a military court put. "Our institutions are strong, our infrastructure is respectable, we are decided and the people are ready", he said.

The Minister of Justice rejected fears, sheikh Mohammed can use the courtroom as a propaganda stage. "I am absolutely confident that the nation and the world will see him as the coward whom it is", stressed lovely

Up to now sheikh Mohammed stood before a military tribunal in Guantánamo. There he had already explained himself for guilty and had required the capital punishment for himself. He wants to die as a martyr.

Beside sheikh Mohammed four other supposed wire-pullers of the posters should be put in New York in court. Ramzi Binalshibh which is counted to the Hamburg cell around the leader of the death pilots from the 11th of September, 2001, Mohammed Atta belongs to the group. The other three are of Ali Abdel Asi Ali and Mustafa Ahmed al-Hausawi with which primarily financial support of the posters is charged, as well as Walid is Attasch which should have stood in direct contact with the death pilots.

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Jacques