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ttousi wrote:I forgot to invite her to the last one

I will definitely inform her of the next one and get her to come.

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LT

Lake Phalen assailant dies in prison

A teenager convicted of beating a couple at a vigil for the victim of an assault at Lake Phalen has died in prison.

Authorities say 17-year-old Wang Moua Vue died in the St. Cloud prison on Nov. 14.

An autopsy report has not been released, but foul play is not suspected.

Vue pleaded guilty to beating the couple on Aug. 4 at the vigil for a terminally ill cancer patient named 'Tammie,' who was beaten while walking around Lake Phalen. According to the criminal complaint, Vue attacked two victims with a baseball bat. The two suffered minor injuries.

The attack was one of two assaults involving a baseball bat as a weapon at Lake Phalen in one week. However, St. Paul Police said it remains unclear whether the two attacks were related.

Vue was serving two consecutive terms for second-degree assault. He was to be released in November of 2011.

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LT

Lake Phalen assault victim returns to ring in holidays



A vicious baseball attack four months ago nearly took her life. But on Tuesday, the victim returned to the location of her assault to help the city of St. Paul celebrate the beginning of the holiday season.

The victim, who only wanted to be identified as Tammie, frequently visited Lake Phalen. It was her release away from her chemotherapy. As a terminally ill cancer patient, the mix of radiation and medication would make her feel jittery and a long walk around the lake would calm her.

But in August, three men assaulted Tammie. She was beat with a baseball bat shortly after midnight near Johnson Parkway.

"I feel luck to be alive," she said. "I really feel they were trying to kill me."

Tammie's hands were broken and her left middle finger was severed after trying to fight off her assailants.

But Tammie showed true resiliency Tuesday by joining St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman to flip the switch, lighting the holiday display in Phalen Park.

The holiday celebration will raise funds for four local charities: Second Harvest Heartland, Union Gospel Mission, St. Paul Parks Conservancy, and Under Construction. The cost to tour Holiday Lights in the Park will be $8 per car Sunday through Thursday and $10 on holidays, Fridays and Saturdays.

St. Paul Police said they are still searching for three suspects in Tammy’s case.

ttousi wrote:
"I love it when a plan comes together"......what's his name on A-team

princewally wrote:

ttousi wrote:
"I love it when a plan comes together"......what's his name on A-team

Col. John "Hannibal" Smith

Hulu has the the show and I'm into the second season.

ttousi wrote:
Thanks,.... could only remember his real name (George Peppard) Should have done the wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Peppard

but he is probably best known to younger audiences for his role as Col. John "Hannibal" Smith, the cigar-chomping leader of a renegade commando squad, in the 1980s television show The A-Team.