SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- A man shot by Syracuse police last week is now facing charges in connection with a high-speed chase near the Canadian border in December.
Federal agents charged Jeffrey J. Kelley, 32, of Syracuse, with fleeing an immigration checkpoint and failing to present his vehicle for inspection at an international border crossing.
Jeffrey KelleyProvided Photo
Kelley was shot in a confrontation with Syracuse police officers Tuesday night. Syracuse police went to his apartment at 1006 Ivy Ridge Road in Syracuse after a family member reported Kelley was threatening to hurt himself.
When officers attempted to enter Kelley"s home, he threatened them, police said. After 30 minutes inside the apartment, Kelley charged at police officers, who fired their weapons in self-defense, police chief Frank Fowler said.
After Kelley was hospitalized and treated for injuries police said were minor, he was held on a weapons possession charge at the Onondaga County Justice Center without bail.
Chief Fowler: Distraught man apprehendedSyracuse police chief Frank Fowler answers questions regarding the departments handling of a distraught man"s apprehension Tuesday night March 23 2016. A negotiating team was used, when that failed the team went and had to use non-lethal force to subdue the man.. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com
Federal investigators Friday got a warrant to arrest Kelley in connection with a high-speed chase in the Thousand Islands in December.
Homeland Security investigators provided the following account of the Dec. 19 chase:
Kelley was driving south through the Alexandria Bay checkpoint just before 7 p.m. He stopped at an officer"s direction and produced his New York driver"s license. But when the officer asked him to lower a window so he could inspect the car, Kelley refused.
The officer then told Kelley to turn off his car and hand over the keys.
That"s when Kelley accelerated and zoomed away from the checkpoint southbound on Interstate 81. He left his driver"s license with the officer.
Another officer pursued Kelley"s vehicle, a Jeep 4x4, across the Thousand Islands Bridge and for more than five miles.
The officer chased Kelley at more than 100 miles per hour, but lost sight of his vehicle early on in the chase. The officer was unable to catch Kelley.
Kelley remains at the Onondaga County Justice Center without bail. He has also been charged with violating a family court order. His next court appearance is scheduled for Monday at 10 a.m.
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Apparently the pinnacle of Easter art now appears on womens feet; or at least a seeker might believe so, if they take Googles offerings to heart. Enter Easter 2016 art on the internet and almost all search results are now related to highly decorated human digits.
If that isnt kitschy enough, the ladies nails are covered with bunny faces and other pastel (and impious) froth. Now I have no grudge against perky pink things but are we in Japan? Following that are pages of things to color, cook, wear, paint, peel, sniff and buy, buy, buy none of it remotely spiritual and nary a cross or empty tomb to be seen for virtual miles.
Typical Google image for Easter
Not that the Google Info Cartel has all knowledge of existent religious art or probably much interest one way or another. Great machines stuffed with logarithms and random data decide what spews out the other end on the supplicants search screen. What Google results do prove is a low level of resurrection-related art production, exhibits, promotion and uploading in general.
Exasperated over the dismal lack of Easter matter, I tried Paschal art. Hmmmm. The mighty search lords Google and Bing dont recognize this rather common word for Easter and Passover. Both honor the looming retirement (in 2012) of a high school principal named Art Paschal, along with a few artists with the surname.
Most unfortunate is a lack of interest over the most significant event in human history an opportunity for eternal life for mankind. Things evaporating into internet oblivion are generally not being looked up or are politically threatening (or a sign you live in North Korea). Religious art exhibits in the West arent generally inflammatory, so sheer ennui is the most likely explanation left.
(Watch Polish installation with art banners during Easter 2006; film by Greg Rogala)
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Yet we exist in great numbers regardless of Google"s inattention, along with our painters, singers, musicians, dancers and poets. Many long to do something extraordinary for this highest holy day. Paraphrasing something a journalist said about another holiday: "Yes, Virginia, there is a Resurrection."
Highly publicized or not, local churches pull out the stops this time of year (literally in grand organ concerts). Classical and new works for theater, film, orchestra, dance, paint, embroidery and choir are available. Most are free where else can you find such a deal?
If they were putting out advertisements in Artnews, Easter services in galleries could be described as "immersive, interactive, multi-media, multi-sense, extra-dimensional" performances. They could add that in this show, G*d Almighty is invited to engage with humanity and often shows up.
Denizens of New York City are blessed with spectacular music and art 24/7, but this week musicians and artists will cluster in the city"s churches. Wondrous works are presented to aid in worship such as Britten"s "Rejoice in the Lamb," Bach"s "St. John Passion," art shows and interpretive ballets.
Straight-up threats of h**l and damnation rarely fire from our pulpits anymore, but Sheol will be exposed in painful detail on Maundy Thursday in New York City. St. John the Divine presents their annual dramatization of "The Inferno" by Dante Alighieri, which is a reminder of what Christ saved us from on Easter morning.
Illustration (detail) by Sandro Botticelli for Dante"s Inferno
Cecil B. DeMille"s 1956 "The Ten Commandments" made a resurgence, showing up at theaters around the U.S. for short periods this week just before Easter and Passover. ABC has been hosting the epic since 1973; and for those who can"t get enough, it appears they will again on Saturday, March 26 at 7:00 p.m. EDT.
Competing with Charlton Heston is the new film "Easter Mysteries," an original, musical passion play seen (for the first time) through the eyes of the Apostle Peter. "Easter Mysteries" is produced and its music created by Tony Award-winner John O"Boyle. Unveiled at theaters on Wednesday, March 22, it will doubtless be available to buy or view soon.
Music is always with us on the greatest feast day of the church, but dance is still a rarity for some reason. Yet this art form seems the most natural manner to express overcoming the heaviness of death, burial and damnation: weightlessness, soaring and eventually the donning of immortal bodies. Dance can express some of these unique resurrection concepts better than any other art if it is done well and paired with the right music. At least that"s my opinion.
Gateway Worship Dance Team Easter performance 2014
Some churches are making a tradition of including dance on Resurrection Day and others are cautiously experimenting. I don"t know what they will do this year, but in 2014 Gateway Worship Dance team did a spectacular job without many professional artists or dancers in "Psalm 24 Easter Resurrection." choreographer Kimm crafted an expressive and rather complex dance with parts for accomplished dancers to young children. Dancers were backed by a live orchestra and choir. Stage right, a pair of visual artists worked on an Easter-related painting, ending it with the close of the dance.
In Kansas, the church spilled out onto secular stages this week at the Topeka Performing Arts Center. Wednesday"s liturgical dance "He is Risen!" is an annual event, performed by dancers from Barbara"s Conservatory of Dance Liturgical Dancers and Cleargold Worship Dance Ministry. Co-director Lacee Ebert described her feelings about her troupe: "It is a wonderful opportunity to use their entire bodies to praise and worship their Savior."
Dancers perform to both traditional hymns and contemporary Christian music, and hold a similar event for Christmas at the art center.
Obviously the church will celebrate the Resurrection of Christ regardless of slights by machine or man. Last year, Christians in Kenya observed a mournful Easter just three days after militant Muslims slaughtered and injured hundreds of their youth in Garissa.
Would more art have stopped it? Probably not, but it may have made a difference. Consider that ISIS uses hip hop and videos to entice killers and rapists clearly they have potential. Hollywood woos the hearts and souls of children to lose their virginity, faith and even their gender.
We will never know the full power of the arts for good until we enlist and back them to battle against the darkness of this world. Passover/Easter is a good season to begin.
Henry Cavill Asks Kids: Batman or Superman? // Omaze
Would you be open to seeing Superman be the next James Bond? In the last time that the studio had to replace the British spy following the departure of Pierce Brosnan, the final list came down to three names Daniel Craig, Sam Worthington and Henry Cavill.
The role was eventually won by Craig. Cavill apparently lost out due to his young age at the time reportedly suggested as being the main reason he didnt get the gig. Now though, he is the perfect age and with talk that Craig may leave the role, could he be a potential candidate again? The actor appeared on BBCs The Graham Norton Show (via ET this weekend, he was asked if he would consider taking over the iconic role should his schedule allow it. He responded:
Im very busy with the Superman stuff, but if there were any windows and they wanted me to do that kind of role, it would be great. I would love to do it.
Cavill certainly has some major competition to fend off if hes really in for the win; with Tom Hiddleston as the current bookmakers frontrunner to succeed Craig. Hiddleston modestly responded to the news that, though it would be an extraordinary opportunity, he doesnt take the rumours too seriously; treating them more as an inevitable by-product of his role on BBCs The Night Manager.
The likes of Hiddleston, Luke Evans, Tom Hardy and Idris Elba have all been mentioned as potential candidates for the part. The Bond producers however famously have no issues going back to people who missed out the first time on playing Bond such as they did with Moore and Brosnan.
In Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, Gotham Citys own formidable, forceful vigilante, fearing the actions of a G*d-like Super Hero left unchecked, takes on Metropoliss most revered, modern-day savior, while the world wrestles with what sort of hero it really needs. And with Batman and Superman at war with one another, a new threat quickly arises, putting mankind in greater danger than its ever known before.
Directed by Zack Snyder and written by Chris Terrio from a screenplay by David S. Goyer, Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice stars Henry Cavill in the role of Clark Kent/Superman and Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne/Batman. The film also stars Gal Gadot as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman, with Amy Adams, Laurence Fishburne and Diane Lane returning from Man of Steel, joined by Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, Jeremy Irons as Alfred, and Holly Hunter in a role newly created for the film. Jason Momoa will also be making an appearance as Aquaman.
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International Friendly - USA vs Guatemala 04/07/2015 Full Match HD 720p
U. S. National Team Doubleheader on March 29: USA vs. Guatemala in 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Contest and USA-Colombia in Rio 2016 Olympic Playoff
International Friendlies Featuring Top-Ranked UEFA EURO 2016 Teams Italy vs. Spain, Germany vs. England, Germany vs. Italy, Belgium vs. Portugal, and more
ESPNs coverage of the first FIFA International Match Week in 2016 will culminate Tuesday, March 29, with a U.S. National Soccer Team doubleheader on ESPN2 and WatchESPN U.S. Mens National Team vs. Guatemala at 7 p.m. ET and U.S. Under-23 Mens National Team vs. Colombia at 9:20 p.m.
Ian Darke, ESPNs lead soccer voice, analyst Taylor Twellman and sideline reporter Mnica Gonzlez will handle commentary for the USA vs. Guatemala, the second leg of a pair of semifinal round World Cup Qualifying matches, at MAPFRE Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. Following the USA senior teams match, Adrian Healey and Alejandro Moreno will call the match between USA and Colombia Under-23 teams the second in a home and away qualifying series for the 2016 Olympic Qualifying playoff at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas.
Bob Ley (host) and studio analyst Kasey Keller will be on-site in Columbus for pre-and post-game SportsCenter segments, as well as halftime and studio programming in-between the World Cup and Olympic qualifying matches.
Highlights:
Jon Champion (play-by-play) and Twellman will call the Italy vs. Spain friendly Thursday, March 24, on ESPN2 at 3:30 p.m. Ricardo Ortiz and Andrs Agulla will provide Spanish-language commentary on ESPN Deportes;
Slovakia vs. Latvia on ESPN Deportes, Friday at 3:30 p.m., with commentators Robert Sierra (play-by-play) and Barak Fever;
On Saturday, March 26: Champion and Twellman will call 2014 FIFA World Cup champion Germany vs. England on ESPN2 at 3:30 p.m., while Fernando Palomo (play-by-play) and Tato Noriega will provide Spanish-language commentary on ESPN Deportes;
Tuesday, March 29: Champion and analyst Craig Burley will call Germany vs. Italy on ESPN2 and WatchESPN at 2:30 p.m. At the same time on ESPN Deportes, Mendez and Noriega will commentate on the Belgium-Portugal match, which has been moved from King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels to Leiria, Portugal, in the wake of Tuesdays terrorist attacks;
Each FIFA international match day, ESPN FC (ESPNEWS, 6 p.m. weekdays / ESPN2, 12 a.m. Sunday) will air extensive highlights from the days action across the world focusing on 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying and international friendlies. The program will also air halftime and post-match editions during select match telecasts;
ESPNFC.com: Reporter Doug McIntyre will cover the U.S. Mens National Team during the teams camp in Miami. Jeff Carlisle will travel and cover the team in Guatemala City on Friday, March 25, while McIntyre will be in Columbus. Both writers will provide match previews, post-match stories, live chats during the matches and player ratings.
Schedule:
DateTime (ET)EventNetwork(s)Thu, Mar 241 p.m.Spain vs. Croatia (U-21 Euro Qualifiers)ESPN Deportes, ESPN33:30 p.m.Italy vs. Spain (Friendly)ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, WatchESPN3:45 p.m.Czech Republic vs. Scotland (Friendly)ESPN3Fri, Mar 253:30 p.m.Slovakia vs. Latvia (Friendly)ESPN Deportes, ESPN3Sat, Mar 2612 p.m.Russia vs. Lithuania (Friendly)ESPN Deportes, ESPN312:30 p.m.Austria vs. Albania (Friendly)ESPN33:30 p.m.Germany vs. England (Friendly)ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, WatchESPNTue, Mar 292:30 p.m.Austria vs. Turkey (Friendly)ESPN32:30 p.m.Germany vs. Italy (Friendly)ESPN2, WatchESPN2:30 p.m.Belgium vs. Portugal (Friendly)ESPN Deportes, ESPN33 p.m.Scotland vs. Denmark (Friendly)ESPN33 p.m.France vs. Russia (Friendly)ESPN37 p.m.USA vs. Guatemala (FIFA World Cup Qualifier)ESPN2, WatchESPN9:20 p.m.USA U-23 vs. Colombia (2016 Olympics Qualifier)ESPN2, WatchESPN
A Bird Landed on Bernie Sanders’ Lectern and Everyone Lost Their Minds
Canada"s first Sikh defence minister Harjit Sajjan was heckled in Parliament by an opposition member MP in an act that has been called "racist". Conservative MP Jason Kenney sparked controversy by shouting that MPs needed an "English-to-English" translation to understand Sajjan.
The incident took place on 1 February as Canadian ministers debated the country"s military action against Islamic State (Isis). Following the period of question and answers, Liberal MP Kevin Lamoureux rose on a point of order about Kenney"s "inappropriate comment", urging for him to consider apologising to the newly-appointed defence minister.
MP Lamoureux said: "The minister of defence was providing an answer, which was quite legible, individuals heard the question, and yet the member from Calgary Midnapore [Kenney] stated from across the seat that we need to have "English-to-English translation". I"m wondering if the member would do the proper thing and apologise or, at the very least, explain his comments?"
However, MP Kenney refused to admit that he was in the wrong and said he would not apologise for what he believed was a reasonable comment. Kenny said: "The minister"s answers were totally incoherent so there"s nothing to apologise for."
Other MPs were quick to jump to the aid of defence minister Sajjan, condemning MP Kenney"s remarks. Indian-origin MP Ruby Sahota tweeted: "Shame on @jkenny for his racist remarks during today"s qp and refusal to apologise is unacceptable."
Another Indian-origin MP, MP Raj Grewal, echoed Sahota"s views that the incident was "unacceptable" and called on MP Kenny to apologise. Kenney responded to the tweets by saying that he had "huge respect" for defence minister Sajjan but continued to refuse to apologise.
In a series of tweets, Kenney said: "Unfortunately I find his [Sajjan"s] answers on ending combat against Isis to be at best unpersuasive and, at worst, incoherent. That"s the point I tried to make. Sorry if it was misconstrued in any way. He"s a fine, intelligent man but, [in my honest opinion], his position is wrong."
Defence minister Sajjan was appointed as Canada"s defence minister in November 2015 when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau"s 30-member Liberal cabinet was formed. Having originally been born in India, he moved to Canada with his family when he was five years old and has lived in the country ever since. He has served as a combat veteran and had deployments in Bosnia, Afghanistan and Kandahar.
Es gibt schlechte Filme und es gibt "Freddy got fingered", eine Komdie aus dem Jahr 2001 von und mit Comedian Tom Green. Der Film erhielt fnf Goldene Himbeeren und vernichtende Kritiken. Doch das hielt James Meyers, Musiker und Familienvater aus dem Stdtchen Concord in North Carolina, nicht davon ab, den Film 2002 auf Video auszuleihen.
Doch offenbar verga er nicht nur den Film (mit einem Rotten-Tomatoe-Score von elf Prozent), sondern auch die geliehene VHS-Kassette. Das sollte der 37-Jhrige jedoch 14 Jahre spter bereuen.
"Was ich euch erzhlen will, kann man sich nicht ausdenken", beginnt er seine Geschichte in einem Video. Meyers war demnach mit seiner Tochter im Auto unterwegs, er wollte sie bei der Schule absetzen. Auf dem Weg dorthin sei er jedoch von einem Polizeiauto wegen eines kaputten Bremslichts gestoppt worden.
Als die Beamten seinen Fhrerschein berprften, sei die Situation dann pltzlich merkwrdig geworden. Sie htten ihn gebeten auszusteigen und ihm schlielich erklrt, gegen ihn liege ein Haftbefehl vor - von 2002. "Offenbar haben Sie einen Film ausgeliehen, "Freddy got fingered", und ihn nie zurckgegeben."
Die Polizisten zeigten sich offenbar kulant und lieen Meyers weiterfahren. Als er sich spter auf der Wache meldete, legten sie ihm dann Handschellen an.
Die Polizei von Concord besttigte den Vorfall sowie die Existenz des Haftbefehls. Er sei am 28. Februar 2002 ausgestellt und von einem Richter unterschrieben worden - die Videothek allerdings existiere schon lange nicht mehr.
Meyers muss nun Ende April vor Gericht erscheinen. In seiner Video-Nachricht zeigte er sich fassungslos. "Dafr gehen unsere Steuergelder drauf." Die Polizei solle sich lieber damit beschftigen, Heroindealer zu verhaften.
Kleiner Trost: Meyers ist nicht der einzige, dem eine vergessene VHS-Kassette zum Verhngnis wurde. 2014 verbrachte eine Amerikanerin aus South Carolina eine Nacht in einer Zelle, weil sie eine besonders kitschige Jennifer-Lopez-Komdie nicht zurckgebracht hatte.
Fassungslos zeigte sich auch Tom Green. Er habe Probleme, die Geschichte zu glauben, twitterte er.
Minecraft Xbox - EASTER EGG HUNT! - Building Time! [#27]
This Easter weekend a couple of locations across the Ozarks will be having Easter Egg Hunts.
James River Church will be hosting indoor hunts at both of their locations from now until noon today.
Children fifth grade under will be able to hunt for eggs, play on inflatables, listen to live music, and enjoy free donuts.
The church"s south campus is located at 65 and CC in Ozark and the west campus is located at 60 and FF in southwest Springfield.
Information provided by James River Church:
Please join us for an amazingly fun time at our indoor Easter Egg Hunt! Kids 5th grade and under will have a blast hunting eggs during a huge ongoing egg hunt, playing on giant inflatables, listening to live music, enjoying free donuts, juice, and more! Come have fun from 9:00am - 12:00pm at either one of our locations. From getting your photo taken with the Easter Bunny to hunting for lots of candy-filled eggs, there are so many fun things to do at the James River Kids Easter Egg Hunt!
The Easter Egg Hunt will be held at both James River Church locations. The South Campus is located at Hwy 65 & CC in Ozark and the West Campus is located at Hwy 60 & FF in Southwest Springfield.
