August 1st, 2018by Lynn LaRowein Texarkana NewsRead Time: 1 min.
A man arrested at the Texarkana Regional Airport on July 4 allegedly told investigators he intended to fly a stolen plane to a rap music concert in another state.
Asked about his lack of training as a pilot, Zemarcuis Devon Scott, 18, allegedly told Texarkana, Ark., police that he didn't believe there was much more to the task than pushing buttons and pulling levers, according to a probable cause affidavit used to create the following account.
It was about 2:30 a.m. when airport security personnel contacted police about seeing a man jump a fence and attempt to enter an American Eagle twin-engine jet. By the time officers arrived, the suspect, later identified as Scott, had gotten onto the small commercial plane and closed the door behind him.
When officers shined a flashlight into the plane's cockpit from outside the jet, they could see a man sitting in the pilot's seat with his hands below the window and out of direct view. Fearing for their safety, an officer drew his weapon and ordered the man to keep his hands up where they could be seen.
When the suspect turned his gaze toward the officers, two of them allegedly recognized Scott from past encounters. Two of the three responding officers got the plane's door open while the third continued to monitor Scott until he could be taken into custody.
On Monday, Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Chuck Black formally charged Scott with commercial burglary and attempted theft of property with a value greater than $25,000. Both offenses are felonies punishable by three to 10 years in prison and a fine up to $10,000.
Scott is being held in the Miller County jail with bail set at $25,000. The case has been assigned to Circuit Judge Carlton Jones. A date for Scott's arraignment on the charges hasn't been scheduled but he is expected to appear in court later this month.
"Only an alert & knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial & military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods & goals, so that security & liberty may prosper together". Dwight D.Eisenhower.
It has been said that a longer pecker will usually result in a male child, where semen that enters not so deep in the vagina has further to swim and thus is typically a girl...
But that's just what I heard...
I'm not saying Barrack's pecker is small or anything... It could just be his partner is much deeper than he can muster for a boy.
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What is to give light must endure burning -- Viktor Frankl
Geepers, & I thought it was all about a X & Y chromosome ratio...
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"Only an alert & knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial & military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods & goals, so that security & liberty may prosper together". Dwight D.Eisenhower.
Geepers, & I thought it was all about a X & Y chromosome ratio...
Yes, Rastus, it is! However there is also some science that has been said that these two chromosomes swim disproportionately and thus the theory. The male sperm come out swinging, the female sperm are steady as she goes - thus the farther the sperm has to travel the more likelihood it will be a woman, and vice versa.
You guy's didn't get the memo down there in Oz?
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What is to give light must endure burning -- Viktor Frankl
However there is also some science that has been said that these two chromosomes swim disproportionately and thus the theory. The male sperm come out swinging, the female sperm are steady as she goes - thus the farther the sperm has to travel the more likelihood it will be a woman, and vice versa.
I already knew the Michigan public school system has failed you miserably, but until now I didn't realize the extent.
Perhaps we should sit down and watch a video about our changing bodies, and I'll be happy to answer any questions you have afterward.
You really are clueless when it comes to pussy, aren't you PowerStroker?
If you're really, really hoping to conceive a baby boy, there might actually be more you can do than just crossing your fingers.
It's true there's no hard science behind these sex tips, but try telling that to the parents who swear by the little tricks that helped them guarantee their baby's gender. Science says it's the genetic makeup of the father's sperm that influences a baby's sex, but even some experts will tell you these simple strategies really work.
1. Try it from behind
Also known as "Doggie Style, this position is highly recommended to couples hoping to conceive a boy, says Stacy Rybchin, founder of My Secret Luxury. Why? "Because it allows for deeper penetration, and consequently, during ejaculation, the male sperm get deposited closer to the cervix. In general, male sperm are faster, but they don't live as long as females do, so the less distance they have to travel, the better!
I'm sorry Rex, the people telling you these things may truly believe it, but there is no scientific basis for the belief that sperm containing different chromosomes swim at different speeds or die off at different rates.