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Landon Donovan, who scored the first U.S. goal of the game, lobbed the ball towards the goal and teammate Maurice Edu knocked it in. A referee called the goal off.

Replays suggest that the call may have been ill-advised at best, Slovenian defenders should have been flagged. Numerous observers criticized the official’s decision. “Where is it? There’s no offsides,” one commentator said upon viewing the replay.

Donovan spoke about the referee’s controversial call. “It was the guy’s first World Cup game so maybe he got a little caught up in the moment,” he said.
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Utah — A death row inmate who had fatally shot two men Died by firing squad Friday,
he was executed by a team of marksmen – the first time Utah used the firing squad
to carry out a death sentence in over 14 years.
A target was pinned over Ronnie Lee Gardner’s heart where. Two minutes later he was pronounced dead at 12:17 a.m.

He was the third man to die by firing squad since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated
capital punishment in 1976.

Unlike Gary Gilmore, who famously uttered the last words “Let’s do it” on Jan. 17, 1977,
Gardner could muster few words before a black hood was fastened over his head.
Asked if he had anything to say during the two minutes afforded him,
Gardner said simply, “I do not, no.”

The five certified police officers who volunteered for the task of executioners,
remain anonymous, stood about 25 feet away, behind a wall with a cutout gunport, and were
armed with matching .30-caliber Winchester rifles. One of the execution guns was loaded with a blank, so no
one knows who fired the fatal shot. Sandbags stacked behind Gardner’s chair kept the
bullets from ricocheting around the cinderblock room.

Utah Department of Corrections Director Thomas Patterson said the countdown
cadence went “5-4-3…” the volunteer executioner’s starting to fire at the count of 2.

Gardner’s arm tensed and jerked when he was hit. As the medical examiner checked
for vital signs the hood was removed, revealing that Gardner’s head was tilted back
and to the right, his mouth slightly open.

“I don’t agree with what he done or what they done but I’m relieved he’s free,” said
Gardner’s brother, Randy Gardner, after the execution. “He’s had a rough life.
He’s been incarcerated and in chains his whole damn life, now he’s free.
I’m happy he’s free, just sad the way he went.”

The execution was witnessed by media representatives who are separated from witnesses
for the victims or the condemned in rooms on opposite ends of the execution chamber
behind reflective glass so they can’t be seen.

Gardner walked willingly to his execution, in stark contrast to the
fatal escape attempt he undertook 25 years ago that resulted in his death sentence.

Gardner was sentenced to death after being convicted of murder in 1985 for the fatal
courthouse shooting of attorney Michael Burdell during a failed escape attempt.
Gardner was at the Salt Lake City court facing a murder charge
in the shooting death of a bartender, Melvyn Otterstrom when he took a gun smuggled
into him and he shot Burdell in the face as the attorney hid behind a door
in the chaotic courthouse.

The execution process was set in motion in March when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected
a request from Gardner’s attorney to review the case. On April 23, state court Judge
Robin Reese signed a warrant ordering the state to carry out the death sentence.

At that hearing, Gardner politely declared, “I would like the firing squad,
please.”
He told his lawyer he did it because he preferred to die that way. Gardner was
allowed to choose between the firing squad and lethal injection because he was
sentenced to death before Utah eliminated the firing squad as an option in 2004.

Gardner, 49, chose his manner of death and then worked furiously with his lawyers to prevent it.
They filed petitions with state and federal courts, asked a Utah parole board
to commute his sentence to life in prison without parole, and finally unsuccessfully
appealed to Utah Gov. Gary Herbert and the U.S. Supreme Court.

Gardner’s attorneys argued the jury that sentenced him to death in 1985 heard no
mitigating evidence that might have led them to instead impose a life sentence.
Gardner’s life was marked by early drug addiction, physical and sexual abuse and
possible brain damage, court records show.

They also argued he could not get a “fair and impartial hearing” before Utah’s Board of Pardons
and Parole because lawyers that represent the board work for the Utah attorney general’s office,
which sought his death warrant and argued against the board commuting Gardner’s death sentence

The firing squad has been Utah’s most-used form of capital punishment. Fourty Of the 49 executions
held in the state since the 1850s were by firing squad.

Historians say the method stems from 19th Century doctrine of the state’s predominant religion.
Early members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believed in the concept of
“blood atonement” – that only through spilling one’s own blood could a condemned person adequately
atone for their crimes and be redeemed in the next life.

Gardner spent his last day sleeping, reading the novel “Divine Justice,” watching the “Lord of the Rings” film trilogy
and meeting with his attorneys and a bishop with the Mormon church. A prison spokesman said
officers described his mood as relaxed. He had eaten his last requested meal – steak, lobster tail,
apple pie, vanilla ice cream and 7UP – two days earlier.

Family members gathered outside the prison, some wearing T-shirts displaying his prisoner number, 14873.
At Gardner’s request, None witnessed the execution.

The American Civil Liberties Union described Gardner’s execution as an example of what it called
the United States’ “barbaric, arbitrary and bankrupting practice of capital punishment.”
And religious leaders called for an end to the death penalty at an interfaith vigil
in Salt Lake City on Thursday evening.

George “Nick” Kirk, was a bailiff at the courthouse the day of Gardner’s botched escape.
Shot and wounded in the lower abdomen, Kirk suffered chronic health problems the rest of his life.

Kirk’s daughter, Tami Stewart, said before the execution she believed Gardner’s death would bring ‘
her family some closure.

“I think at that moment, he will feel that fear that his victims felt,” she said.

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While raising a Virtual Child online.

A South Korean couple  ( SEOUL, South Korea ) were convicted Friday of starving their newborn daughter to death, while they addictively played an online game raising a virtual child.

The 41-year-old taxi driver, and his 25-year-old wife were sentenced to two years in prison, but the woman’s term was suspended because she is pregnant with another child.

The couple played at Internet cafes on average 10 hours every day and bottle-fed their baby only once a day, prosecutors said in an affidavit.

The baby girl was born prematurely and weighed only 5 pounds (2.25 kilograms), was often fed rotten formula and was beaten when she cried out from hunger, the affidavit said.

They found her dead when they returned to their home after an all-night gaming session last September the ruling said. They then hid at a relative’s home after a autopsy found the baby died of malnutrition.

“This constitutes an inhumane crime where the defendants abandoned even the most basic responsibilities as parents, and is unforgivable beyond any excuse or reason,” the Suwon District Court said in the ruling.

They said the mother will avoid jail time if she stays out of trouble for three years. The couple, who have only been identified by the surname, Kim, have seven days to appeal.

In a nation of 49 million, the case shocked South Korea and raised concerns over the severity of online gaming and Internet addiction. The government reportedly says there are 2 million “Internet addicts” in the nation considered one of the world’s most technologically wired.

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Gary Coleman is dead.

Actor Gary Coleman has died after being hospitalized for a fall at his home.

He passed away Friday morning after being taken off life support.
His wife Shannon Price and her father were at the hospital.

Coleman repotedly died Friday at 12:05 PM MDT.

The 42 year old was best known for his role as Arnold Jackson on “Diff’rent Strokes.”
The word spread Thursday that he was hospitalizedand in critical condition.

Below is the obituary:

PROVO, Utah — Gary Coleman, the child star of the smash 1970s TV sitcom “Diff’rent Strokes”
whose later career was marred by medical and legal problems, has died after suffering an intercranial hemorrhage.
He was 42.

Utah Valley Regional Medical Center spokeswoman Janet Frank said life support was terminated and Coleman died at 12:05 p.m. MDT.

“Diff’rent Strokes” debuted in 1978. He played the younger brother in a pair of African-American siblings adopted by a wealthy white man.

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