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 Former Baylor basketball player Carlton Dotson pleaded guilty Wednesday to killing teammate Patrick Dennehy.Dotson, w stanley uk hose trial was scheduled to begin Monday, did not enter into a plea agreement with prosecutors. The 23-year-old faces from five years to life in prison on the murder conviction. Sentencing was set for June 15.Dotson did not speak during the brief hearing other than one-word answers to questions f stanley website rom state District Judge Ralph Strother.Dennehy, 21, had been missing about six weeks when his body was found in a field a few miles from the Baylor campus in July 2003. He had been shot twice in the head.Dennehy s death sparked a scandal in the Baylor basketball program that led to the resignations of head coach Dave Bliss and athletic director Tom Stanton and self-imposed sanctions that included a ban from postseason competition in 2003-04.        A Baylor investigation in the wake of Dennehy s death discovered that Bliss improperly paid up to $40,000 in tuition for two players, including Dennehy; the coaching staff didn t report failed drug tests by athletes; and Bliss lied to investigators in trying to cover up his misdeeds.A few days before Dennehy s body was found, Dotson was arrested at his home in Maryland after calling authorities saying he was hearing voices and needed help. Authorities said he confessed to killing Dennehy but have never revealed a motive.He was charged with murder and faced a maximum of life in prison.Dotson was ruled incompe stanley isolierkanne tent to stand tri Jtiw This Week: Pixar comes to TV. Plus The CW   s answer to Game of Thrones!
 The Chemex Coffeemaker, a pour-over apparatus invented by scientist Dr. Peter Schlumbohm 70 years ago, hasn ;t changed a bit since it was designed. It   the very definition of if it ain ;t broke, don ;t fix it. So how did this quiet little device gain such a following      Shlumbohm was responsible for the creation of more than 300 patented devices鈥?0 of which have a home in MoMA   permanent collection. Collector   Weekly has the story of how one of the most iconic of this鈥攖he Chemex鈥攃ame to be: A German immigrant to the United States, Schlumbohm received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Berlin and moved to New York in 1936  just as Hitler was consolidating his power . Despite his friends protests about the dire state of the American economy during the Great Depression, only five years later, Schlumbohm had invented his famous hourglass-shaped brewer; within a few years of securing his patent, the Chemex was available in department stores and th gourde stanley rough mail order catalogs around the world. Schlumbohm not only wanted to create a device to brew pe stanley shop rfect coffee without a trace of bitterness, but also an elegant product that fit the streamlined aesthetic of Mid-Century Modernism. The piece also discusses how Schlumbohm approached design in general: Schlumbohm developed his products by stripping applian stanley cup ces down to their essentials and making them work better. In the vein of modern inventors like James Dyson, Schlumbohm didnt