No. 24 VCU posted its third straight shutout, fourth in its last five matches, and moved into sole possession of first place in the Atlantic 10 with a 3-0 victory against La Salle on Friday night at Sports Backers Stadium.

The Rams push their unbeaten streak to six matches. VCU is also 8-3-2 in its last 13 outings, including wins over defending national champion Indiana, 2010 national champ Akron and 2012 Final Four participant Maryland.

HOW IT HAPPENED:

VCU threatened early in the fifth minute when junior Kharlton Belmar sent a cross to classmate Ritchie Duffie, who fired a shot to the near post but La Salle goalkeeper John McCarthy made his first save of the match.

Junior Mario Herrera Meraz had a look in the 17th minute when he launched astrike from about 20 yards out near the top of the circle but McCarthy deflected the ball over the crossbar.

VCU got on the board in the 26th minute after Belmar was taken down inside the box. Sophomore Dennis Castillo then converted his second penalty kick of the season for a 1-0 advantage.

Herrera Meraz tried to extend the Rams' lead late in the first half when he fired a shot from outside the top of the box but McCarthy again made a diving save to his left in the 41st minute.

Castillo's header off junior Juan Monge Solano's corner kick six minutes into the second period missed high of the net.

VCU nearly added to its advantage in the 71st minute but McCarthy made another diving snag just in front of


the goal line on shot from junior Jose Manel.

The Rams eventually added an insurance score five minutes later when McCarthy attempted to clear the ball, which deflected off freshman Rahim Costa-Dorsey, who finished into the net for his second goal of the season.

VCU took a 3-0 lead when Castillo netted his second goal with just over nine minutes to play. Belmar set a pass to Castillo, who launched a cross into the middle of the box, which deflected off McCarthy and over the goal line.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE:

VCU held a commanding 14-4 advantage in shots, including a 10-0 margin in shots on goal. The Rams also limited La Salle to just two shots through the first 83 minutes of the match.

Senior Andrew Wells posted his third straight shutout,fourth in his last five outings and sixth overall this season. The Richmond, Va., native has allowed just one goal in his last five-plus games, spanning more than 523 minutes.

Castillo registered his first multi-goal effort of the season, and his third game-winning tally.

Costa-Dorsey netted his second goal in his last five matches.

Eight different Rams fired a shot with Castillo and Herrera Meraz collecting a team-high three apiece.

WHAT'S AHEAD: VCU travels to Saint Joseph's on Sunday, Oct. 27 for a 1 p.m. kickoff against the Hawks. The Rams return to Sports Backers Stadium for their final two home matches of the season beginning against Old Dominion on Oct. 30. VCU then closes out its home slate against Fordham on Nov. 3.


In one of the lower moments from the 2012 presidential campaign, Barack Obama razzed Mitt Romney for describing Russia as a prime American strategic enemy. “The 1980s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because the Cold War’s been over for 20 years,” Obama sneered.

Apparently, the 1980s have Russia on speed-dial because they just called and gave Moscow its nuclear paranoia back.

Bloomberg News reports that “Russian state television is back on a war footing,” as tensions over the collapse of the Syrian ceasefire mount.

The sudden escalation puts the relationship back into the deep freeze it was in at the peak of the crisis over Ukraine in 2014, which also sparked a wave of hostility in state media. That anti-U.S. campaign ended as the Kremlin soughtThe second step is refluxing the stream stripped of acid gases to the cryogenic distillation column during start-up of the column. These steps are continuously repeated until the cryogenic distillation column approaches operating conditions. The next step is to redirect the upper distillation zone overhead stream from the stripping apparatus to a separator. In the separator the upper distillation zone overhead stream is divided into vapor and liquid components. The next step is stripping or removing the acid gas components from the vapor component of the overhead stream. The final step is refluxing or returning the liquid component of the overhead stream to the distillation column.


On September 10th, 2011 three transgender individuals were running a booth at the Trails End Farmers Market in London, Ontario, Canada. These individuals were working for another non-LGBT business owner selling incense and candles. Business was running smoothly throughout the busy day. Later that evening the owner of the booth received a call from the manager at the farmers market telling her that she needed to remove the transgender individuals from her booth or she could take her booth elsewhere. Their justification was that this was a family-friendly business and they didn't want that sort of 'population' in their establishment and that they made people uncomfortable (the manager did not provide proof of these claims when asked repeatedly). Sign this petition to tell the Trails End Farmers Marketit a bit for the curious home cook who wants to make 1 quart of booze or less at a time. It's ridiculously fun to make and an important reminder that you don't need to make gallons at a time to have fun and experiment. Check out the Grapes chapter or the Pears chapter to learn how to make small amounts of booze in a Mason jar.

Ambient Temperature

Fermenting occurs best in the mid-60s to mid-70s. Lower temperatures will slow fermenting, and higher temperatures will drastically speed up the process, which is why I recommend tasting often when you're learning (with time it becomes possible to gauge the progress of many ferments by eye). This makes guessing the duration of a ferment difficult, and a key to success is


process. When done, remove from the oven and set aside.

4 Place a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Add the remaining 1 Tbsp of fat and heat until it just begins to smoke. Add the onion strips, garlic, ½ tsp salt, and pepper to taste. Finish with a ¼ tsp of cinnamon and the same amount of cayenne. Cook for 5 minutes, stirring frequently to prevent burning.

5 Add the maple syrup, vinegar, and lemon juice, and cook, stirring occasionally to prevent burning, until the onions are caramelized. This should take 20–25 minutes. Remove from the heat.

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YIELD: 4 HALF-PINT JARS

EFFORT: 10 MINUTES

ELAPSED: 1½ HOURS

DRINK: WITHIN 1–2 YEARS

4 lb grapes

Sugar or honey to taste (optional)

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Juicer (steam or conventional). If you don't have athis by syphoning the first jar into the second and leaving as much sediment and solids behind as possible. This will result in a clearer mead. You may wish to do this a few times for maximum clarity.

8 Sanitize the 1-gallon jug and transfer the liquid back to it. Top with more filtered water until the liquid just touches the base of the neck. Too much headspace or air can turn your mead into vinegar. Sanitize and attach the airlock, then set the jug out of direct sunlight for two to three months. Check the airlock every few days (and more often if it's warm in your kitchen) to ensure it doesn't dry out and top with water.

2–3 MONTHS LATER: RACK AND BOTTLE THE WINE

9 Sanitize the bottles,


Obama expected to nominate Hagel for defense secretary next week

President Obama is likely to nominate former Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel as the next defense secretary shortly after returning from Hawaii, two senior Democratic sources told Fox News.

The choice will come as soon as Monday, according to the sources. Though Hagel has faced criticism in recent weeks from both sides of the aisle over past comments, one source flatly told Fox News: "Hagel is it."

A senior administration official cautioned the president has not made a final decision on the pick, but did note there are expected to be several personnel announcements next week. The fiscal crisis battle delayed the rollout of a slew of top nominations, including a replacement for Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.

The senior administration official added thepresident has deep personal affection for Hagel, which was on display last Sunday, when NBC's "Meet the Press" anchor asked the president in an interview whether anything in his past disqualifies Hagel for the job.

"Not that I see," said Obama. "I've served with Chuck Hagel, I know him. He's a patriot, he's somebody that's done extraordinary work both in the United States Senate -- he's served this country with valor in Vietnam -- and somebody who's currently serving on my intelligence advisory board and doing an outstanding job."

Hagel, however, has faced criticism from conservatives being one of only two senators to vote in 2001 against renewing the Iran-Libya Sanctions Act, and for voting in 2007 against designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization.

Pro-Israel lobbyists have also


girl." "He grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska." "Yep." "Right down the street from the movie theater." "What about family?" "Only child." "Dad and Mom." "Dad was a plumbing contractor." "Believe it or not, Liam can fix a toilet pretty well." "His mom worked for the phone company." "How'd he get the bug?" "He played baseball in high school." "Team captain, junior year." "Until he broke an ankle sliding into home." "Rather than sitting around on the bench, collecting splinters... he ended up in a drama class and never looked back." "His bio says he moved to the West Coast after college." "Got a job waiting tables." "Started acting classes and met Andy... who discovered him and launched his career." "No." "Not Andy." "It was somebody else." "Hey." "Yeah,approached Better Homes about purchasing a home, he was a 21 year-old African-American hotel doorman earning roughly $2,100 per month. He had not graduated high school. White was interested in purchasing a multi-family dwelling in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn. To enable him to carry the mortgage that would be necessary, White wanted to have rent-paying tenants. Thus, he planned to live with his family on one floor, and collect rent from tenants on the other floors. Because White's aunt had previously purchased a home from BHD financed by an MHE mortgage, she took White to BHD and MHE offices to begin inquiries about buying and financing a home. Over a period of approximately one month, White had numerous meetings with Better Homes and Madison agents, including Glen


John and Charles Styles, and was shown an estimated 20 houses. Although he initially agreed to purchase a different property, White ultimately settled on the purchase of a house at 164 Macon Street.
The premises at 164 Macon Street, which were built around 1899, consisted of a basement and four floors. The apartments on the first and second floors each have one bedroom, while the third and fourth floor apartments each have two bedrooms. It appears that the property did not have a Certificate of Occupancy ("CO") for use as a four-family dwelling at the time; White testified that the existing CO was for use as a three-family house. White testified, however, that BHD promised to perform any necessary repairs so that the property could be legally categorized asa four-family dwelling. White also testified that he was told by BHD and MHE agentsincluding John, Styles, Eric Fessler (the President of Better Homes), and Nadine Malone (the President of Madison Home Equities)that he would be able to rent the three other units in the home, and realize approximately $3,600 per month in rental revenue. Never having purchased a home before, however, White did not independently verify that information. Nor did he obtain an independent engineering inspection or appraisal, or independently investigate the house's market value or condition. White was not represented by an attorney when he signed the contract of sale, and does not remember speaking with or consulting anyone about its terms prior to signing. He did not object to any of the contract terms, and


testified that he had read through and understood the document.
The MHE mortgage that White used to finance the purchase of 164 Macon Street was insured by the Federal Housing Administration (the "FHA"). The rental income he expected to realize was included on his mortgage application, subject to verification in the appraisal. At the behest of Madison, the residence was appraised by Robert Dosch, an employee of CLA Appraisals. His appraisal report contained the following provision: "The appraiser has based his or her appraisal report and valuation conclusion for an appraisal that is subject to satisfactory completion, repairs, or alterations on the assumption that completion of the improvements will be performed in a workmanlike manner." The appraisal amount in his report essentially matched *547 the purchase price, and wascalculated on the basis that the legal occupancy status of the property was a four-family dwelling. Dosch's appraisal indicated that White would be able to rent each unit for $1,200 per month.
White remained without counsel until the closing, when he was represented by C. Peter David, an attorney who had been recommended to him by BHD or MHE. Better Homes had informed White that David's legal services were included as part of his down payment. White stated that at the closing David told White that he had looked through the paperwork, and that everything was proper.
Prior to the closing, Better Homes performed a number of cosmetic repairs or renovations on White's home, including installation of ceramic flooring and stoves, painting, carpeting, sheet-rocking, and fixing a leak, and White


indicated his satisfaction with the work. Roughly one year after moving in, however, the roof began to leak. White also experienced leaks in some of the piping, and encountered other problems with the chimney and windows. Shortly thereafter, the boiler broke, costing White approximately $2,000. White did not ask Better Homes to make repairs. Ultimately, although White did not realize the level of rental income he had anticipated, he continuously had at least one paying tenant in the premises, and frequently more.[2] When he failed to make his mortgage payments, foreclosure proceedings were initiated and While filed a bankruptcy petition in 2003.

The Councils
The Councils, who are also African-American, learned of Better Homes after seeing signs on a house listing BHD as the seller, as well as from newspaperadvertisements. Because the Councils were unable to remain in the apartment they occupied at the time, there was some urgency in finding a house or, at a minimum, another place to live. Although similarly inexperienced in real estate transactions, Linda Council and her daughter, Kimberly, had both earned college degrees and had done post-graduate work when they first came into contact with BHD and MHE. Linda worked for the United States Postal Service, and together with Kimberly, they were earning approximately $74,000 per year.
After contacting BHD by telephone, they were shown several properties by Mitch Lewis, a Better Homes agent. They ultimately became interested in a house at 102 Etna Street. The property was undergoing extensive repair and renovation, and the basement was being redone. Linda Council expressed


condition." Like White, however, the Councils did not have an independent engineering inspection or appraisal performed, nor did they independently *548 investigate the house's market value or condition.
In contrast to White, the Councils were represented by an attorney, Stephen Weinstock, prior to signing the contract of sale. Weinstock had been recommended by Better Homes, who, according to Linda Council, had agreed to pay Weinstock's fees if the Councils retained him for the closing. Weinstock was not associated professionally with Better Homes or Madison at the time. He had previously been employed, however, by the firm that represented both Better Homes and Madison at the closingAckerman, Raphan & Sultzerand Weinstock had previously represented MHE in other real estate transactions. Council was at first cautious that an attorney with officesin the same building as Better Homes would represent her, but was reassured by Weinstock that he worked independently of Better Homes, that the transaction was "backed" by HUD, and that he had her best interests at heart. In addition, Council recalls being told of the "package" deal afforded by Better Homes' "legwork," and that everything was set up and could be completed in the same building. Both Linda and Kimberly Council testified that Better Homes represented itself as a "one-stop" shop that would take care of everything, essentially a "package deal" for minorities and first-time home buyers. Weinstock assured her that he had read the contract of sale, and that he understood and approved of the terms. He said he would ensure that everything was legal, and


appraisal that is subject to satisfactory completion, repairs, or alterations on the assumption that completion of the improvements will be performed in a workmanlike manner." His appraisal for the Councils' home also essentially matched the purchase price, and the value was calculated on the basis that their home would hold legal occupancy status as a two-family dwelling. The estimated rental income listed in the appraisal was $900 per month.
At the closing, when Linda Council inquired whether signing the closing documents was in their best interests and whether their rights would be protected, she was given the same assurances she was given when the contract of sale was *549 signed. Council stated she was not given enough time to read all the closing documents, but was told by Weinstock,"Don't worry about it. HUD has a stamp of approval on the house being the way it's supposed to be." He assured the Councils that the terms of the mortgage were "aboveboard," and that the transaction was "endorsed by HUD." Better Homes paid the closing costs, and the Councils ultimately executed a number of documents at or prior to closing without objection.
Better Homes performed repairs and renovations at the Councils' property both before and after the closing. The work included replacement of the flooring and sinks in accordance with specifications provided by the Councils, and other renovations involving the cabinets, ceiling, stove, and bathrooms. Linda Council testified that Weinstock had encouraged her prior to and at the closing to proceed with the transaction despite the renovations that remained


to be done, and reassured her that BHD would complete the unfinished work. Better Homes also did some renovation work to the Councils' basement, installing sheet rock, carpeting, and tiles, which was completed by May 1999 when Kimberly Council and her family moved into it. Roughly one year after moving in, the roof began to leak. Council contacted Better Homes, but the leak was not fixed until 2004.
Kimberly Council lived with her family in the basement for approximately three years, but was forced to move out because it became "unlivable." The Councils testified that they were never able to rent out the basement to a paying tenant because it remained unfinished, did not function properly, was "falling apart," and was uninhabitable. In addition, the basement was cited bythe Buildings Department in a summons for an "illegal conversion" because the house was not a legal two-family home.[5] While Better Homes was at first somewhat responsive, eventually Council was told by someone at Better Homes (whom Council remembered as "Steve") that she was the home owner and that the issues identified (specifically with respect to the leaking roof) were her responsibility. Eventually, foreclosure proceedings were initiated against the property, and the Councils sought bankruptcy protection in 2003.

Other Facts Relevant to the Transactions
The contracts of sale signed by White and the Councils state that their houses were being sold "as is"[6]except that at *550 closing, the plumbing, heating, and electrical systems would be in working order, and the roof would not have leaks. The contracts state that "[e]xcept


learned of the possibility of bringing this cause of action. White did not meet with Wagner until 2004, after his bankruptcy filing, and he testified that he did not realize the CLA appraisal was inflated until he had conferred with counsel in the instant case in 2004. Nor did he realize or believe he was defrauded until he met with his attorneys in this action. In an affidavit, Kimberly Council stated that she first met with Wagner, in the instant action, in the fall of 2004, and did not learn of this cause of action until that meeting. See Council, 2006 WL 2376381, at *11; Phillips, 2003 WL 25867736, at *14-15, 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 27299, at *43-44. While the Councils had met with bankruptcy attorneys prior tomeeting Wagner, they did not discuss the specifics forming the gravamen of this action. Linda Council also testified that her attorneys herein brought to her attention what was wrong with the transaction and mortgage, including the alleged discrimination and inflation of the purchase price, and that she did not even realize the discrepancy surrounding the occupancy status until conferring with counsel.[14] Therefore, both casesbrought in 2004were filed within the statutory periods, which would have started to run in late 2003 or 2004 after the plaintiffs met with Wagner.
Thirdly, nothing indicates a lack of diligence on the part of the plaintiffs, even though there was apparently some level of dissatisfaction with the condition of the homes. Facts appear to be in dispute as to the plaintiffs' ignorance of the


or conversions.

b. Material Misstatements or Omissions

There is ample evidence, in the contract of sale, the rider, the appraisal, and elsewhere, that Better Homes represented to White that he could legally rent out the four units in his home, or as he wished, live in one himself and rent out the other three. Likewise, because of the lack of a valid CO for use as a four-family dwelling, it appears in dispute whether White may legally rent those units. While the White house was constructed prior to the issuance of certificates of occupancy (beginning in 1968), it is also in dispute whether a certificate of occupancy was legally required for White's dwelling. Under New York City's Administrative Code, houses that require COs include not only those erected since 1968, butCouncil contract (indicating that 102 Etna is a one-family house) contained standard merger language disclaiming prior representations, Weinstock's disputed role in the allegedly fraudulent transaction calls into question whether that written representation supersedes the prior representation that it was a two-family house. Indeed, Linda Council testified that notwithstanding the terms of the contract, she was under the impression that her house was a two-family dwelling until alerted otherwise by the Buildings Department summons and her attorneys. Additionally, in the purchase of real estate, buyers ought to be able to justifiably rely on their counsel, and there is ample evidence that White and Council proceeded in at least partial reliance on their beliefs that "everything was okay" and "legitimate" and that their attorneys were protecting their best interests.[23] Likewise,


Fessler being present at the closing than does White. Council also testified that Nadine Malone was present at closing. Fessler in particular, testified that he may have been the only "employee" of Better Homes for W-2 purposes, and that he was the "Boss," and maintained space at a BHD office in Ozone Park, Queens. According to Malone's deposition testimony, Fessler also signed a guarantee assuming liability for BHD's debts. White's complaint, a verified pleading, makes allegations not upon information and belief, as to Malone's presence at meetings with White and specific assurances she made to him. Thus as individuals and in their roles as President of Better Homes and Madison, respectively, there is evidence of Fessler's and Malone's participation in and knowledge of the fraud. Consequently, neither Fessler Council testified to a litany of structural issues, not limited to the basement, including electrical problems with the outlets, infestation by rats and other vermin, major sewerage and drainage malfunctions, poor or "crumbling" piping, disintegration of the sheet-rock, plumbing issues, rotten window sills, a broken skylight, the frame of the stairs leading to basement, leaking bathtubs, the cabinets "falling off," cracked tiles, the "break-down" of the boiler, water seepage, and brick instability. Council also testified that Better Homes had told her that the "boiler and the roof were new, were practically new. They were in excellent, mint condition."
[6]  Paragraph 12 contained the following language:

Purchaser acknowledges and represents that Purchaser is fully aware of the physical condition and state of repair of the Premises and of all


to mobilise a collective regional effort in the fight against terrorism and insurgency.

The president urged the graduates of the College and officers and men of the armed forces to work harder to win the war against Boko Haram, terrorism and insurgency.

President Buhari said his administration would strive to meet the operational, logistic, training and welfare requirements of the armed forces of Nigeria.

He charged the military to apply a comprehensive strategy and coordinate all elements of national power against terrorism and insurgency, show result oriented leadership at all levels of military command.The new Attorney-General, Nicola Roxon, has made her intention clear to reignite the debate on Australia becoming a republic. On taking up the new position, she took the opportunity to stake out her position in stronger terms than any one else in the Labor government, including Prime Minister Julia Gillard.

But republicans should resist the temptation to be prematurely elated by this statement. It’s good to have friends in high places but more high-profile republicans need to step forward in order to get the issue back on the agenda.

Reform or rhetoric?

Roxon sounded like a reformer when putting her personal position. On taking up the new role she described herself as “a strong advocate of a republic” and she was “looking for the right opportunity to re-invigorate that debate.” Adding


that the time hadn’t come yet but it could come during her tenure.

The new Attorney-General has a republican pedigree and was a good friend of republicans during an earlier stint as Shadow Attorney-General. During the 2004 federal election campaign, she took serious steps to call together an informal set of advisers, including people from the Australian Republican Movement to advise the government on what would be needed for a republican referendum.

Republican champions

The republican campaign needs new momentum at the moment, not least because of poor public opinion polls in a year that has featured a royal wedding and a royal visit.

One way for such momentum to be generated is for champions of the republic to come forward to put their shoulder behind the cause. By champions, I meanprominent individuals who not only believe in the cause but are willing to stand up and be involved.

Roxon is a possible champion. To become one in a fully-fledged way she now needs to follow up these passing remarks with some considered speeches and actions. She might be encouraged to do so if she realises that she is not alone.

In fact, the past few weeks have seen other equivalent figures step forward, including outgoing CEO of the Australian Industry Group, Heather Ridout and former diplomat and senior public servant, Philip Flood.

Ridout recently went out of her way to close her recent National Press Club address with a personal plea for recognition that a republic, with an Australian Head of State, was crucial for Australian trade opportunities and in the


best interests of a modern Australia. In her view Australia will not have its own brand until we allow ourselves to produce our own head of state.

Flood, who was an Australian diplomat to London at the time of the 1999 republic referendum, took the opportunity in his recent diplomatic memoirs, Dancing with Warriors, to express his view that the British monarchy is no longer compatible with Australia’s sense of national identity.

According to Flood, such a change is a natural outcome of the social, economic and political changes Australia has already made in the century or so since federation.

More action needed

Isolated voices like these, no matter how prominent, cannot generate fresh momentum on their own. What is needed now is a new dynamic in which prominent individuals like Roxon,Although he has studied the French far-right party National Front for nearly two decades, even sociologist Sylvain Crépon didn’t expect party leader Marine Le Pen's popularity among young voters to reach the heights it has.

But distrust in mainstream politicians and the ongoing struggle to find jobs has made Ms. Le Pen increasingly popular with young voters – to the extent that she could get as many or even more votes from this age group than President Nicolas Sarkozy in the April 22 election.

A March poll of 18 to 22-year-olds by the French Institute of Public Opinion (IFOP) found that Le Pen scored 23 percent, putting her in second place among voters from that age group. Socialist Party candidate and frontrunner François Hollande earned 31 percent and Mr. Sarkozy


time,” Crépon says.

A late March study from the CSA institute based on three surveys suggests Le Pen could even beat both Mr. Hollande and Mr. Sarkozy among young voters. According to the study, she ranked first among 18- to 24-year-olds with 26 percent of the vote, the newspaper Le Monde reported yesterday. Hollande and Sarkozy had 25 and 17 percent, respectively.

A modern woman

Le Pen was preceded as leader of the National Front by her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, who led the party until early 2011. He founded the party in 1972 and is known in France for his xenophobic and authoritarian positions. Always considered a fringe candidate, he never achieved the more mainstream appeal his daughter seems to have garnered in this election. Although Marine Le Pen haspeople, so I don’t know if we need another 200,000 people [coming] a year,” says Mr. Noet, one of the leaders of The Young With Marine, a youth support committee of Le Pen’s campaign.

The latest figures released last month by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies show France had a 9.8 percent unemployment rate during the last three months of 2011. Provisional figures showed the unemployment rate among 15- to 24-year-olds was 22.4 percent.

He says immigration is the consequence of “globalism,” a broad idea that Le Pen has cited frequently when blaming France’s economic difficulties on a wide range of international organizations, such as the European Union, the European Central Bank, and the World Trade Organization.

Jean-Yves Camus, a far-right expert, says frustrations about unemployment can lead


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to reminisce about his time with the club.

He isn’t the only one remembering the glory days… Mark Bright recollects a famous day at Old Trafford 29 years ago, where his two goals gave Palace their last win against United in the league.

This season the Palace Ladies have been taking part in gym sessions with help from the first team’s strength and conditioning coaches. We found out how they’ve been progressing, and got an update on their campaign.

The Premier League spoke to summer loan signing Jordan Ayew about his recent success with the Ghanaian national team, settling into London life, and rest of the season ahead.

And finally, Roy addresses the press to give an update on his team’s preparations for Manchester United.

Episode 13

Episode 13 of the Official Palace Podcasthas landed and, as ever, is packed with everything you’ll need to hear from the past week at Crystal Palace.

The podcast kicks-off with a chat with Jonathan Liew, the Independent’s Chief Sports Writer. He discusses life as one of the country’s top journalists and the difficulties and trials of the job.

Next up is youngster Sam Woods, who made his debut for the first-team against Middlesbrough mid-way through last week in the League Cup. Woods has been a Palace fan all his life and explains just what it meant to pull on the famous red and blue of his boyhood club.

Last week, manager Roy Hodgson and players Joel Ward and Connor Wickham planted eight trees at Palace’s Copers Cope Training Ground in honour of the eight Eagles players who


a host of Palace legends on their efforts during the Palace For Life Marathon March, including Andy Gray, Andy Johnson, Neil Shipperley, Saša Ćurčić and Mark Bright. Chairman Steve Parish also speaks on the fantastic charityeffort and about why he took part.

Finishing off, as ever, is Hodgson’s press conference where he answers questions from the media on team news, facing Everton and Palace’s recent form.

Episode 10

Ifs, Butts & Mey-bes ... Max, Danny, Nya, Statman and Roy.

Palace… Wolves… Selhurst Park… One man immediately springs to mind and we caught up with him. Now coaching at MK Dons, Danny Butterfield gave Palace TV’s Chris Grierson the inside track on that ridiculous night under the lights in 2010. He revealed that his move up top had been gaining momentum before matchday,with a particularly prolific training session sealing the deal for then-boss Neil Warnock.

Fan favourite Butts also talked more generally about his time in SE25 and reflected on his sudden departure after eight years service.

Under-23 midfielder Nya Kirby committed his future to the club during the week and Alex Howell was on hand to get his thoughts on the decision, as well as asking the England U19 international his plans for the next four years.

Max Meyer, fresh from his first Premier League start on Monday, previewed the weekend’s game and the boss spoke at length about everything from team news to England call ups during his pre-match press conference.

And finally, no pre-game preview is complete without the views of Statman, so Chris travelled to Selhurst Park this week to


talk first meetings, scoreless runs and… Victorian-era Christianity in the West Midlands!?

Episode 9

Joel Ward took a PE Lesson at a primary school this week so Chris Grierson took the opportunity to quiz him about his lycra-clad cycling recovery routine with Martin Kelly in Richmond Park.

Former Palace striker Neil Shipperley spends match days entertaining Palace fans in Legends at Selhurst Park…and he spends this podcast entertaining us about his two legendary spells at the club.

Joining Joel at St Chad’s Primary School was James McArthur, who with Ciara Watling & Jordan Butler from Palace Ladies donated equipment to the school courtesy of the Palace for Life foundation. James previewed the Bournemouth game with Premier League Productions whilst Ciara and Jordan updated us on the Ladies’ season so far.

The gaffer lookedahead to Monday’s Premier League on the South Coast in his pre-match press conference and Statman gets specific with his predictions.

Episode 8

Episode Eight of the Official Palace Pod is available to listen to now!

Patrick van Aanholt talked about his time at the club so far, Wilfried Zaha, his Fantasy Premier League Team, plus he previewed the visit of Newcastle United on Saturday.

Olympic medalist and pro boxer Joshua Buatsi surprised some local kids at the Palace for Life’s Gloves not Gunz programme in Norbury. He spoke to Palace TV’s Alex Howell about his career so far.

Joshua wasn’t alone at the event…he was joined by Palace full-back and academy graduate Aaron Wan-Bissaka. So it was the perfect opportunity to get Aaron’s reaction to being the most improved player on FIFA


he started life up top in the Palace Academy, so we had U23 boss Richard
Shaw explain the England U21 international’s transition from one end of the pitch to the other.

In the dugout Dave Reddington was named as the club’s new first team coach, making the step up from the Development side. He spoke to Palace TV following the announcement of the deal and how it all came about while he was on the school run one morning.

Roy Hodgson reflected on his one year anniversary back at his club and also told a great story about his childhood friendship with Palace great Steve Kember!

The boss also previewed this weekend’s game in his pre-match press conference and a downbeat Statman was won over in SE25.

Episode 6

Dean Austin ... The Survivor

Wespoke to Dean Austin back in April 2017 at La Sala restaurant in Chigwell, which became a 10 minute Cult Heroes feature for Palace TV.

This week’s Official Palace Pod features the full hour of audio from that chat last year, where Dean opens up about his time with the Eagles, in what was a difficult period for the club. He felt that Palace fans never saw the best of him, because injuries had taken their toll on him by that stage, but he remained a big character in the dressing room and one of the key leaders as oblivion stared us in the face.

He returned to SE25 following another tough time in the club’s history, as a first team coach and under-21s manager in 2010. During his brief


stint back he oversaw the development of several notable names, including Wilfried Zaha, who remains the best player he has ever coached to this day. Deano speaks glowingly of working with a young Wilf, who he considered an “uncoachable” talent, who should be left to express himself on the pitch. At the time of recording he also made a prediction regarding the next stage of the Ivorian forward’s game which has proven to be impressively accurate looking back.

Episode 5

Mamadou Sakho opened up about his childhood, speaking openly and honestly about the difficulties he faced growing up in Paris and the lengths he had to go to as a youngster to get by before finding football and joining the Paris Saint-Germain Academy.

Statman was on hand to give Chris Griersonwindow and with the Premier League campaign looming large on the horizon, there was plenty of news to catc up on…

Palace TV’s Chris Grierson spoke with Steve Parish after Deadline Day and he shared his thoughts on the Eagles’ window, Roy Hodgson’s new deal and exclusively discussed the departures of Yohan Cabaye and Damien Delaney.

New boy Jordan Ayew gave his first interview after signing on a season-long loan deal, becoming the fourth and final new face to arrive in SE25.

During his pre-match press conference Roy discussed his contract extension and his future ambitions, the Eagles’ summer dealings and the squad’s condition ahead of Saturday’s opener away to Fulham.

And finally CPFC Cult Hero (and Sky Sports Reporter) Michael Bridge was at Copers Cope on Friday, so we took the


opportunity to find out how his Deadline Day had gone, whether he had tried his fan-made cake and to check whether he’d dried out after a soaking from Patrick van Aanholt.

Episode 1

John Bostock ... Not Giving Up

Barcelona came calling at the age of 15 when John Bostock was considered a ‘wonderkid’ within the Crystal Palace academy. Tipped as the rising star in English football, Bostock made an acrimonious move across London to Tottenham Hotspur and his football career never went to the levels of stardom that many thought it would.

Now at Toulouse FC, Chris Grierson and Palace TV sat down with the South Londoner to find out exactly what happened to John Bostock and how he’s fighting to not give up on his football career.superior, imagine their surprise when the good citizens of Athens began to lose interest in high culture and stray back to the more earthy, passionate cults of their barbaric neighbors. Historian Arthur Koestler claims that Athenian gods lost their attraction as they became more formal and detached from base human emotions:

At an unknown date, but probably not much before the sixth century, the cult of Dionysus‑Bacchus, the 'raging' goat‑god of fertility and wine, spread from barbaric Thracia into Greece. The initial success of Bacchism was probably due to that general sense of frustration ... [that] the Olympian Pantheon had come to resemble an assembly of wax‑works, whose formalized worship could [not] satisfy truly religious needs.... A spiritual void tends to create emotional outbreaks; the Bacchae of Euripides, frenzied


been sporadic and short‑lived. The Greeks, being Greeks, soon realized that these excesses led neither to mystic union with God, nor back to nature, but merely to mass-hysteria.... The authorities seemed to have acted with eminent reasonableness: they promoted Bacchus‑Dionysus to the official Pantheon with a rank equal to Apollo's. His frenzy was tamed, his wine watered down, his worship regulated, and used as a harmless safety‑valve.

The Greeks' wise technique for co-opting wildness is still employed by artists today. A carefully controlled picture often includes an uncontrolled splatter or eruption or rough line-- not enough to lose control of the picture, but enough to show that wildness still has a seat in the artist's pantheon:

Jeffrey Jones carefully captured facial features, but then indulged in a frenzy for herhair

Note how the great Ronald Searle gains power with from uncontrolled spatters and ink drops.

This sensitive portrait by Jack Unruh would not be nearly as potent if he had not gone back and roughed it up with that dense black and spattering.

Even the erudite Steinberg bows to the virility of non-cognitivism: he draws the icons of civilization with a light and lacy line, but adds strength with a rough, black scrape of a brush.

Pictures still pay tribute to the goat-god, and are rewarded with his strength and vitality

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

When the great illustrator Howard Pyle died in 1911, his heartbroken disciples gathered in his studio. Pyle had been a phenomenal creative force, the illustrator of over 125 books (24 of which he had written himself) and hundreds


of stories in the most popular magazines of his day. Vivid images of pirates, knights, soldiers and lovers flowed from his boundless imagination.

Pyle's students struggled for some way to prolong their master's presence. One student, Ethel Leach, painted Pyle's studio exactly as he left it, with his last painting unfinished on his easel.

Another student, Frank Schoonover, took that final painting and attempted to put some finishing touches on it.

Other students went on to imitate Pyle's techniques or use the same paints. But his magic was gone, and nothing they did could prolong it. Pyle had tried his best to pass along his artistic secrets to his students, but no one really knew where his gift came from. No one could say whether it resided in his eyes orhis fingers or his brushes while he was alive. Now, no one could extend it after his death.

Comic artist Jack Kirby worked at this ratty, stained drawing board next to this crummy, battered credenza.

He stared at that brick wall and summoned up thousands of images of Norse gods in ornate armor, intergalactic empires swarming with alien creatures, super heroes and cosmic villains. The images he composed on this worn piece of lumber entranced millions. Then Kirby too was gone. Without his spark, Kirby's studio seems so sodden and inert we can scarcely believe it was ever the platform for such creativity. Whatever the source of Kirby's greatness, it won't be found amongst the tools and furniture he left behind.

Like Pyle or Kirby, Bernie Fuchs was another radiant sun


orbited by epigones and myrmidons over his long career. Fuchs too kept coming up with fresh and beautiful ideas that none of his imitators could match, despite their long hours trying to duplicate his approach. If they went to his cluttered studio on the day he died and searched for clues in what Fuchs left behind, they'd be no closer to understanding the magic ingredient.

His empty studio, without his creative presence, has a particularly hollow echo.

Yesterday, the great Frank Frazetta passed away. Over a long career he used his formidable talent to create persuasive worlds of sorcerers and barbarians-- worlds where the four points on the compass were heroism, strength, adventure and great asses on women. What could be better than that?

Frazetta's hundreds of imitators wished they couldinhabit that world but their colors were somehow never as perfect, their reptilian gods were never as convincing, their compositions were never as dramatic, their poses were never as striking.

If you look for the magic ingredient that distinguished Frazetta from his peers, you won't find any clues left behind in his studio.

Art like Frazetta's should have been created in a cave with flaming torches and skulls. Instead, it was created in a messy little room by a grandfather wearing short sleeve polyester shirts over his paunch, an artist who spilled coffee on his work as he raced to make deadlines. Frazetta's studio, like the studios of other great creators before him, was a place where a temporary and unexplainable breach in the laws of physics permitted true alchemy


to occur. When the creative presence was extinguished, the familiar laws of physics closed in once again, and now weigh more heavily on us in that spot than they did before.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Here, Toth had to squeeze a complex, vertical scene (an unscrupulous dealer in antiquities negotiating with a smuggler) into a tiny, horizontal space. He had to juggle an excess of dialogue. He needed to convey details about the nature of the character (so a drawing of small figures in a room would not do).

Many people think the artificial constraints of the comics medium-- size limits, word balloons, panel borders-- deprive artists of the freedom necessary for a legitimate art form.

But in any art medium, freedom (in the words of Sartre) is merely "what you dofound a formula for clouds that satisfied him for long:

Most artists refine their techniques over their careers, eventually settling on an approach that satisfies them. For example, Rubens gradually developed his distinctive treatment of human flesh until he settled on his mature style. Winslow Homer slowly mastered his famous approach to painting water. Georgia O'Keefe improved her method of painting flowers, each stage building on the last, until she arrived at the approach for which she is known today. But Steinberg's mind was too restless to linger over polishing his technique. Concepts interested him more than implementation, and he refined his technique just far enough to diagram those concepts.

Look at his wild, anarchistic variety of clouds. Each picture views clouds with new eyes:

At an age when other artists


pure radiance that has never experienced clouds.

They blow conchs, somersault in protospace....
The earth is practically ready...and every single creature
Waits for its name....

To invent length, width, height,
Two times two and force of gravity
Would be quite enough, but on top of it panties
With lace, a hippopotamus, the beak of a toucan,
A chastity belt with its terrible teeth,
A hammerhead shark, a visored helmet,
Plus time, that is, a division into was and will be.

Gloria, gloria sing objects called to being.
Hearing them, Mozart sits down at the pianoforte
And composes music that has been ready
Before he himself was born in Salzburg.

I tell you friends, when Steinberg calls clouds into being it's a goddamn exhilarating thing.The comedian made his big screen debut with the 2015 flick Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon. In the film, Kapil Sharma has three wives and a girlfriend.

Before the motion poster, Firangi teaser was released by the makers last month in which they announced the release date and the cast of the film.

Meanwhile, Kapi, who rose to fame with his comedy show The Kapil Sharma Show, has taken a short break from small screen owing to his health issues.

Talking about his experience of working the film, Kapil said that he has really worked hard for Firangi. The popular comedian also shared video on Twitter in which he can be seen practicing hard in gym. ’I want to look good during the promotions too”, Kapil wrote.


Future of Combat Medicine: Powdered Blood, Spray Bottle Skin

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25 Nov 2016

BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER, Texas -- Researchers, doctors and biotechnicians at the U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research are working on a new, more efficient way to administer blood to troops in a heavy trauma situation.

One possibility? Powdered blood.

Researchers are looking at, "How do we replicate the red blood cell?" said Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Johnson, commanding general of Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, which sits adjacent to the research facility.

During Defense Secretary Ash Carter's Nov. 16 tour of the hospital, Johnson spoke with Military.com about the latest medical technologies the institute is cultivating "because on the battlefield, that's a big issue for us."

It's complicated to keep blood, "at the right temperature, in the right volume, makeClosing arguments are set to begin Friday in the trial of six current and former members of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department accused of obstructing a federal investigation into brutality and corruption inside L.A. County jails.

The case has exposed a deep rift between the LASD and the FBI, one that may not be repaired for years to come. Shortly after dawn on a Monday morning in December 2013, FBI agents fanned out across Southern California to arrest more than a dozen sworn LASD officers. For a department mired in scandal, it appeared to be a tipping point. Sheriff Lee Baca retired -- suddenly -- one month later.

Lt. Greg Thompson, Lt. Steve Leavins, Sgt. Scott Craig, Sgt. Maricela Long, Dep. Mickey Manzo and Dep. Gerard Smith were indicted


Office, Steve Martinez, and former LASD Undersheriff Paul Tanaka, who has been named by prosecutors as a "subject" of their ongoing federal investigation.

Two of the six defendants testified in their own defense, including Sgt. Scott Craig who finished his cross-examination on Thursday morning.

Prosecutor Liz Rhodes interspersed her questions to Craig with audio clips from various interviews Craig conducted with inmate-turned-FBI-informant Anthony Brown, and Gilbert Michel, the deputy caught taking a bribe in an undercover FBI sting.

Was Craig trying to discourage Michel from cooperating with the FBI by telling Michel the FBI was trying to "control" him? Why did he order Michel to not talk to the FBI? Why did he continue to investigate the FBI after he came to believe they were conducting a legitimate, authorized investigation intopointed out that Craig and the task force he led were aware at that point of allegations made against four deputies and a sergeant in connection with the February 2011 beating of Gabriel Carrillo, a man who was visiting his brother at Men's Central Jail. And yet, Rhodes said, those deputies were not removed from their jobs with the LASD until they were arrested by the FBI in December 2013, the same day Craig and his co-defendants were arrested.

Prosecutor Rhodes drilled down on a statement Craig made during his testimony on Wednesday -- that he believed he had "probable cause" to arrest FBI Agent Leah Marx for her role in an undercover FBI operation to smuggle a cellphone into the jail to be used by informant Anthony Brown.

But


Marx's actions were authorized by the FBI, meaning she could not be arrested for actions taken in the course and scope of her duties with the FBI.

Rhodes asked, "Regardless of the supremacy clause, you knew you could not arrest a law enforcement officer for acting within the course and scope of her duties?"

Craig replied, "I would agree with that."

Sgt. Craig was the final witness for the defense, but prosecutors called two witnesses as part of their rebuttal case: Michael Gennaco and Linda Lapham.

Gennaco is the chief attorney for L.A. County's Office of Independent Review, which monitors the LASD to ensure that allegations of officer misconduct are thoroughly investigated.

Gennaco was called by prosecutors to refute testimony made last week by defendant Steve Leavins, who told jurors he'd consulted withtwo county attorneys, including Gennaco, about the LASD investigation to be sure they were "on firm legal ground."

Lt. Leavins also told jurors that he attended a meeting with Gennaco in late August or early September 2011 at Sheriff Baca's office. Leavins says Gennaco did not express any concerns about their investigation and said that "the FBI is going to be in trouble for smuggling that phone in."

Gennaco told jurors on Thursday he has no recollection of that meeting or making that statement.

Linda Lapham was also called by prosecutors to refute testimony by Lt. Leavins about two meetings held at the U.S. Attorney's Office as tensions escalated between the LASD and the FBI. Lapham is the Executive Assistant to U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte and helped to coordinate those meetings,


which were held on August 29, 2011 and September 27, 2011.

Leavins told jurors on Friday that he attended the late August meeting with Sheriff Baca, U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte, Undersheriff Paul Tanaka and various representatives of the FBI and the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Leavins testified that Birotte told Baca that the FBI was conducting a civil rights investigation into the jails and that Baca should, as Leavins put it, "butt out."

Leavins changed his testimony on Tuesday of this week, saying he was mistaken, that the meeting he attended was the one in late September.

Lapham says that's not possible. She testified Thursday that she coordinated both meetings and clearly recalls that the only people in attendance at the late September meeting were Andre Birotte, Sheriff Baca and the head ofSatake Yoshinobu in April 1626, following the disinheritance of Yoshinobu’s son Satake Yoshinao for incompetence, and was given the name Satake Yoshitaka. On April 27, 1626, he was presented in formal audience to shōgun Tokugawa Hidetada and Tokugawa Iemitsu, and was awarded lower 4th court rank and the courtesy title of Jijū (侍従).

Yoshitaka was awarded an estate of 50,000 koku in November 1630 by his adoptive father, who exhibited no signs of intending to retire or relax his control over Kubota Domain. However, on Yoshinobu’s death on February 26, 1633, Yoshitaka finally succeeded to the leadership of the clan. He was permitted to formally enter the domain for the first time on May 8, 1633. On December 28, 1666, his court title was promoted to “General of the


North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has given the breakdown in talks with the United States "till the end of this year" before he walks away, suggesting that the Trump administration needs to be more flexible.

"It is essential for the U.S. to quit its current calculation method and approach us with a new one," Kim said in a Friday speech to the Supreme People's Assembly, according to Reuters, citing North Korean state-owned KCNA.

Trump and Kim have held two summits, in Hanoi in February, and Singapore in June. While the first meeting built goodwill and ended in a generic agreement that North Korea would denuclearize, the Feb. 28 Hanoi summit ended abruptly after Trump handed Kim a piece of paper demanding Pyongyang give the United States its existing nuclearon Friday that he has no interest in a third summit if it's just a repeat of Hanoi.

On Thursday while meeting with South Korean President Moon in Washington, Trump expressed a willingness for a third summit with Kim, however Washington would leave sanctions in place for now.

Kim said the United States “is further escalating the hostility to us with each passing day despite its suggestion for settling the issue through dialogue.” The current U.S. policy of sanctions and pressure is “as foolish and dangerous an act as trying to put out fire with oil, ” he added. Still, Kim said he would not hesitate to sign an agreement if it takes into account both countries’ considerations. -Reuters

Meanwhile, provocations between North Korea and the United States appear to be


on the cusp of escalating once again. The United States, for example, tested an anti-ballistic missile system and has been conducting military drills with South Korea, despite Trump's assurances that large-scale exercises would cease.

North Korea, meanwhile, warned in March that Kim might reconsider a moratorium on missile launches and nuclear tests they have maintained since 2017, if the United States doesn't ease sanctions - according to a North Korean senior official.

South Korea says it's trying to help the situation, saying in a statement that officials would "do what we can in order to maintain the current momentum for dialogue and help negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea resume at an early date."

Kim complained that Washington is coercing South Korea into abiding by sanctions and not pushing forwardwith inter-Korea projects. North Korea has a choice “to keep maintaining the atmosphere of improving the North-South ties or to go back to the past when the ties plunged into a catastrophe with the danger of a war increasing,” he said. -Reuters

According to North Korean state media on Saturday, South Korea's purchase of two recently delivered F-35A fighter jets was a "serious provocative act" that could cause relations along the Korean peninsula to deteriorate.

"Bringing in weapons of war is an obvious threat. South Korea needs to behave itself better, and think about how such an imprudent act could lead to catastrophic outcomes," North Korea said in its report.

Kim, in his Friday speech, said that he is committed to better North-South Korean relations and peaceful unification. "I make it


match though.

Detective Sgt. Mark Canning said at the time, a DNA match was still their best bet to solve the case

A break in California gave them a new lead. Detectives used a controversial new tool to arrest the Golden State Killer. They took DNA from one of the scenes and put it through a genealogy database.

Warwick detectives contacted a similar company, Identifinders International, to use the same technique with their DNA.

“That was magnificent,” Identifinders President Colleen Fitzpatrick said. “That was very difficult.”

Her team said they connected the DNA found at the scene to a second cousin twice removed of Pawtucket resident Michael Soares. He was arrested and charged with Fay’s murder this past February.

“Soares’ arrest was the result of his being identified as a suspect in this casePost by Kate on Nov 12, 2008 17:16:01 GMT -5

We have a 2 year old boer/kiko cross doe who had scours in October from which it took a long time to recover. She is down to seventy pounds, which is a loss of about half her weight. Based on earlier advice we have been giving her senior equine feed and a children's chewable vitamin. She has free choice hay as well which she is eating.

She is avoiding the rest of the herd and we finally put her in a quarantine pen away from them. With the arrival of freezing temperatures we also put a heat lamp in one corner of her stall.

She is VERY weak, and stumbles and falls in the short walk from the stall to the


her for coccidiosis. When my parents returned from getting the medication, they found her lying on her side, crying, laying in her own filth, unable to get up. They moved her over, cleaned her off as best they could, and lay down fresh straw. They helped her drink and get a little to eat, treated her with BoSe and the cocci treatment and then left her alone. Later, she was eating and drinking on her own, and she seems to have perked up a little bit. We have her under a low heat lamp and a blanket.

So for now, I think we may have caught up with her. But I'll keep you up to date.Gunter, DOB 12/29/92, 4216 Charing Cross Rd., Sarasota, was driving his motorcycle south on US 41 just south of Bee Ridge Road when he was in a confrontation with 59-year-old Roger Atlas, who was driving a red Ford Taurus. The two pulled over and the verbal argument turned physical, prompting Gunter to pull out a handgun and shoot Atlas in the abdomen. Atlas was taken to Sarasota Memorial Hospital with non life-threatening injuries. Gunter was arrested and charged with Aggravated Battery with a Firearm. (Mug shot not available at time of post.)

The person shot, Roger Atlas, gave this story. From wtsp.com:

According to the arrest affidavit, Atlas said he told Gunter his vehicle was having trouble and possible overheating and to mind his own business. When the light turned


green, Atlas started driving and Gunter pulled up behind him. Atlas said Gunter continued to follow him, even after changing lanes multiple times, and followed him into the Sunoco parking lot where Atlas stopped to reportedly get a beverage. Atlas said he approached Gunter about following him, and during the argument, Gunter pulled out a gun and the two started to struggle. During the struggle, the gun went off and shot Atlas in the lower left abdomen.

The video shows a completely different story.

Gunter's motorcycle is parked at the gas pump, facing to the left, when Atlas arrives. Gunter's motorcycle is facing the correct direction, according to the arrows on the pavement. Atlas pulls up, against the traffic flow, facing to the right. He stops, gets out of thewhen this notice is included. Link to Gun Watch

About Dean Weingarten;

Dean Weingarten has been a peace officer, a military officer, was on the University of Wisconsin Pistol Team for four years, and was first certified to teach firearms safety in 1973. He taught the Arizona concealed carry course for fifteen years until the goal of constitutional carry was attained. He has degrees in meteorology and mining engineering, and recently retired from the Department of Defense after a 30 year career in Army Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation.


This year, the Trust is celebrating the 125th anniversary of the Home and Studio, at 951 Chicago Ave. in Oak Park. An installation on the balcony will explore the creativity of Wright's studio members, including Marion Mahony Griffin, Walter Burley Griffin and William Drummond. Together, Wright and these designers created a new architectural vision, the Prairie Style.Time to blast some mavericks

Mega Man X is the first game in the spinoff sequel of Capcom's successful Mega Man franchise. Similar to the classic Mega Man games, this one is also an action/platformer game in which your objective is to clear each stage and reach the final boss. Designed from ground up for the SNES, though, this game has quite a lot new features that will be defining this new franchise.

The game presents us with almost no story when starting up, just a few bits to leave the rest of the plot to be revealed during gameplay (or the backstory through the instruction booklet) . The game takes place a some years after the classic Mega Man series. You play as Mega Man X, better known as


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so i have a data frame like:

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HBO has scrapped plans for a second season of “Vinyl,” the 1970s-set music biz drama exec produced by Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger.

The series starring Bobby Cannavale as a larger-than-life record mogul had a rough run in its first season earlier this year, drawing modest ratings and lukewarm reviews. Ray Romano, Olivia Wilde and Juno Temple co-starred.

“After careful consideration, we have decided not to proceed with a second season of ‘Vinyl.’ Obviously, this was not an easy decision,” HBO said in a statement. “We have enormous respect for the creative team and cast for their hard work and passion on this project.”

HBO gave the show a second season renewal after its premiere in February. But by the end of the series’ run in April, HBO announced a showrunnerto run prey down.

However they did it, one thing is certain: terror birds were the pinnacle of South America’s food chain for tens of millions of years… until everything changed.

Twelve to 15 million years ago, what we now know as Central America was created through a combination of tectonic up-thrusting and volcanic activity. This new land bridge connected North and South America, and animals slowly began to migrate across it in both directions - a phenomenon known as the Great American Interchange. This exchange of species between hemispheres changed the game for terror birds forever.

Terror comes to North America

Imagine you are a khaki-clad researcher huddled in a blind on the savannah of what is now Panama. Time means nothing to you - millions of years are only mere


a cow. A swift peck from this bird will knock your head off. So don’t move, and good luck.

“Titanis is one of the species that over about seven million years makes it from South America all the way up into North America,” says Dr Robert Chandler of Georgia College in Milledgeville, US. Chandler found fossils from Titanis while scuba diving in the Santa Fe River in Florida. It’s likely this monstrous bird was following the northern migration of the prey it was eating, he says.

Changing habitats and habitat loss that may have sealed the terror birds’ fate

For Titanis, life in North America may have been more complicated than back home in the south. Once relatively unchallenged by competitors, now encounters with fanged cats and packs of wolves wereAt Security Council, UN envoy appeals for Russia and US cooperation to pull Syria 'away from the brink'

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Staffan de Mistura, UN Special Envoy for Syria, addresses the Security Council.

25 September 2016

Amid the unprecedented military assault on eastern Aleppo, where fireballs from incendiary bombs “light up the pitch darkness,” the United Nations Special Envoy for Syria today strongly appealed to the Security Council – particularly permanent members Russia and the United States – to rescue a recently collapsed cessation of hostilities, end the bloodshed and speed aid into the iconic city where, overall, some two million people remain under a de facto siege.

“These are indeed chilling days for Syria and particularly, for the people of Aleppo, as last week was one of the worst in this six


year of the conflict,” Staffan de Mistura told an emergency session of the Council called by France, the United Kingdom and the United States, echoing a statement issued by a UN spokesperson yesterday which said the Secretary-General is “appalled” by the escalating violence since the announcement two days ago by the Syrian Army of an offensive to capture eastern Aleppo.

Reporting that Aleppo is being reduced to rubble in the face of a “remarkable new intensity – unprecedented in scale and type of bombing,” Mr. de Mistura said “this Council has the responsibility to relaunch the cessation of hostilities” and reiterated his appeal for a common course of action, led by Russia and the UN, in three areas: ensuring a ceasefire; establishing weekly 48 hour pauses in the fightingto allow in aid and repairs for Aleppo's damaged water and power facilities; and allow medical evacuations for urgent cases in and around the city.

The respective taskforces on humanitarian aid delivery and a wider ceasefire, created by the International Syria Support Group (ISSG), have been meeting separately since early this year on a way forward in the crisis. Russia and the United States are the co-chairs of the taskforces and ISSG, which comprises the UN, the Arab League, the European Union and 16 other countries.

'Fireballs of such intensity they light up the pitch darkness in eastern Aleppo'

In Aleppo, Syria, four-year-old Esraa and her brother Waleed, three, sit on the ground near a shelter for internally displaced persons (file photo). Photo: UNICEF/UN013175/Al-Issa

“The one constant in this violently unpredictable conflict


is that neither side will win, and that the Syrian people will lose, and they are losing their lives, day by day,” he told the Council as the announcement of a cessation of hostilities in early September, the already dire humanitarian situation in Aleppo has deteriorated even further since the Government decided to unilaterally end the truce and begin airstrikes.

Mr. de Mistura painted a grave picture of the situation on the ground, saying that information received by Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) indicates dozens of airstrikes on Friday and Saturday have hit residential buildings across the de facto besieged eastern Aleppo, causing scores of reported civilian deaths and injuries, including those of many children.

“First responders appear overwhelmed and unable to respond at manyWhen he jokes about the heavy snow falling outside, Peter Aguero‘s chuckle sounds like a quiet echo in a deep cavern. But now, after the champion storyteller, a big man with a big beard and piercing brown eyes, sits down and breathes deeply, then begins his story, his voice becomes waves growling along a stony beach. Now it moves as if pulled by mysterious, unstoppable tides. There is a rhythmic run-on that whitecaps into a surprising, lighthearted happenstance. He slows and umms and treads water in the backstory, context, scene. Then he’s roaring forward again, uncoiling words easily, breaking them against the shoreline of the narrative and pulling back, rolling in again, in unceasing tempo. He’s not overtly rehearsed, just confident. This is his story, owned within himself,


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Team USA are into the women's 4x100m relay final Friday, but only after a bizarre day on the track in Rio.

It all started Thursday morning.

Felix, the second leg on Team USA's 4x100-meter relay team, was about to hand off the baton to her teammate, English Gardner.

But then, disaster struck. Just as she was about to pass the baton, Felix was hit by a Brazilian runner who veered into the US lane. It caused Felix to trip, bungling the


exchange. The baton was dropped.

American Allyson Felix tries to hand the baton to teammate English Gardner in a 4x100-meter relay heat. The U.S. team was disqualified after dropping the baton, but it won an appeal after officials ruled the pair had been obstructed by a Brazilian runner during the exchange. They later clinched a spot in the final after a re-run.

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Jonathan Brownlee of Great Britain competes in the triathlon. He took home the silver medal. His brother Alistair won the gold.

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Kerron Clement of the United States celebrates winning gold in the 400-meter hurdles.

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Puerto Rico's Javier Culson reacts after being disqualified in the 400-meter hurdles final.

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Indian badminton player P. V. Sindhu plays a semifinal match against Japan's Nozomi Okuhara. Sindhu won, and she will face Spain's Carolina Marin in the gold-medal match on Friday.

Jamaica comfortably won the first heat of the 4x100 in 41.79. In the second heat, which included the US, Germany won in 42.18. The other teams that have qualified for the final are Great Britain, Ukraine, Nigeria, Trinidad and Tobago, and Canada.


The present invention relates to a manually operated lever drive system for wheelchairs that attaches as an after-market application to the primary drive wheels. Manually powered wheelchairs are often used by people who have physical impairments that diminish the strength available for propelling the wheelchair. The fundamental physical requirements of an individual utilizing a manual wheelchair are inherently contrary to abilities and limitations of the impaired because in general, and by design, manually powered wheelchairs require the user to grasp a circular hand-ring that is attached to the wheelchair drive wheel. To move the chair, the user is required to grip this ring and apply manual pressure to rotate the hand-ring and corresponding wheel in the desired direction of travel. Since the grip is concentric with the wheel,had been on loan at Charlton before; in March 2011 Chris Powell borrowed him from Fulham following injuries to Rob Elliot and Ross Warner. However he was recalled six days later having been an unused substitute in two matches.


itself but as a copying apparatus where the image reading apparatus is combined with an image forming apparatus, there is a problem described below.
In cases where the image reading apparatus conducts double face reading by using two reading sections, and the image forming apparatus conducts double face image formation by using reversing transport path, since image forming speed of the image forming apparatus is usually lower than image reading speed of the image reading apparatus, copying operation is conducted according to the image forming speed of the image forming apparatus, the performance of high reading speed in the reading apparatus is not utilized enough. Further, in cases where one of the reading sections is in failure, since the reading speed of the reading apparatus is extremely lowered, theFive bungalows for sale in naturist village two hours drive from Bangkok

Five bungalows for sale in naturist village two hours drive from Bangkok

Mango House Gardens is a new naturist property option in Thailand near the quiet seaside resort town of Cha-Am in Phetchburi province around 2 hours south of Bangkok.

The project owner, Will Scurry, is offering interested people an opportunity to be part of his naturist property project, where he himself will be living. Will Scurry is a naturist and an early member of Naturist Association Thailand since 10 years.

Mango House Gardens consists of a limited number of 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom bungalows built in a small social setting of bungalows surrounding a communal pool and relaxing garden area. There will only be 5 other owners within the project.


Food Truck for Veterans Vandalized

In Winthrop, Maine, the community is appalled by an apparent attack on veterans: a food truck that benefits veterans' groups has been vandalized with human waste. (Published Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2016)

In Winthrop, Maine, the community is appalled by an apparent attack on veterans: a food truck that benefits veterans' groups has been vandalized with feces.

Someone wrote "F*** you veterans, you die" with human waste on the side of the food truck, according to members of the local American Legion and VFW post. Police are looking for the person or people responsible.

"I want them to know they really hurt people, and they disrespected a lot of people," said Tina Bowden, a member of the American Legion Auxiliary who discovered the damage Thursday morning.

She said theJeremy Affeldt: Re-Signs With Giants For Three Years

Recommendation: Affeldt's contract will pay him $6 million per year. He's been a key member of the bullpen for two World Series-winning Giants squads, but could be due for a dip in production in the near future after his fastball velocity dropped nearly two miles per hour in 2012.


Robert Fisk: The Terror of Power and the Power of Terror

Award-winning journalist and Middle East correspondant Robert Fisk. Credit: http://www.perdana.org.my

Long time Middle East correspondent Robert Fisk knows the difference between real terror and rhetoric. He’s interviewed Osama Bin Laden 3 times, and been on the front lines with numerous armies – from the Syrians to the Israelis.

On this edition, Robert Fisk speaks about the power of words in shaping public opinion and public policy, and the tragic consequences of a press corps that doesn’t question the official line.

Featuring:

Robert Fisk, Middle East correspondent for The Independent

Contributing Producers: Karl Jagbandhansingh and Marie Choi

*****WEB EXCLUSIVE******

Unedited version of Robert Fisk, speaking on “Lies, Misreporting, and Catastrophe in the Middle East,” at the First Congregational Church of Berkeley, September 22, 2010:

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Fisk: Power andand years ago, in 1985, when an AP reporter and photographer went from Beirut to Sidon, Sidon was then under Israeli occupation, the Israeli army had already withdrawn from Beirut, and they witnessed a crowd of protesting Palestinian women outside or on the edge of the Ain el-Hilweh refugee camp and an Israeli soldier stepped forward and aimed at a rather large Palestinian woman and shot her in the stomach. And she died. On the road. And there’s a picture, you can see the guy with spectacles on, he’s clearly identifiable. And there’s a picture of the woman laying on the road. And the reporter and the photographer, Paolo was the photographer, came back to Beirut and sent their story. And New York’s, AP’s bureau in New York


Israelis. After I wrote the story – it was on the front cover of our magazine, “Return to Sender”, not a single American newspaper followed it up – a missile manufacturer in France rang me up and said that it was sold to the US Marine Corps, not to the Israelis. And I rushed back to Washington – great for frequent flyer points, you know – and I went to see the Marine Corps officers just outside of Washington. They agreed, they were worried about this, because it said “01”, which is the NATO coding for American missiles, and then it said “M”, which is Marines. And then it turned out that this missile had been sold to the US Marine Corps by Boeing Lockheed. It had beentaken to Saudi Arabia to be used against Iraqi forces in Kuwait in 1991. It had not been used.

350 of the 700 batch of the 114C were not used, and then the Marines were ordered to put the remaining missiles unused ashore at the Haifa munitions pier, as part of an arms agreement with Israel, which was not advertised, to say thank you to Israel for not joining in the Gulf War at that time against Saddam Hussein. So this missile started off in Duluth, Georgia, went to the US Marine Corps, was taken to Saudi Arabia, up to Kuwait, back to Saudi Arabia, on to Haifa, and was fired at the ambulance behind me, 10 years after it was made. But what was particularly interesting was that


Raiders busy in the community

On Monday, running backs Darren McFadden, Marcel Reece and Taiwan Jones, tight end Brandon Myers and linebacker Miles Burris signed autographs in exchange for a new, unwrapped toy donation for over two hours at The Raider Image store at Southland Mall in Hayward.

On Tuesday morning, defensive end Andre Carter participated in a ribbon cutting for the official opening of the Madison Middle School/Sobrante Park field. The project was initiated through a grant of $200,000 from LISC and the Raiders as part of the NFL Grassroots Program.

Later Tuesday, offensive lineman Khalif Barnes, defensive linemen Matt Shaughnessy and Lamarr Houston and linebacker Jerrell Harris assisted the Alameda County Community Food Bank with a food distribution to local families and kids. A truckload of food is deliveredDETROIT – A Saudi Arabian man who was arrested as a teenager as he was getting ready to fly to America to begin his studies at Western Michigan University was beheaded by the government Tuesday, according to a report from an official press agency.

Mujtaba al-Sweikat was 17 when he was detained at King Fahd International Airport in 2012. Earlier that year, Al-Sweikat allegedly attended a pro-democracy rally in the midst of the Arab Spring uprisings in the Middle East, which led to his arrest. He was intending to visit Western Michigan, where he had been accepted as a student, the university confirmed to the Free Press in 2017.

More than 35 people, including al-Sweikat, were listed on a release from the Saudi Press Agency, announcing the killings.

Sweikat was charged


with armed disobedience against the king, as well as attacking, shooting and injuring security forces, civilians and passers-by. He was also accused of destroying public property, causing chaos and disrupting the peace, by participating in a terrorist cell, to make and deliver Molotov cocktails.

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During his time in custody, Sweikat was severely beaten all over his body, including the soles of his feet, and convicted on the basis of a confession extracted through torture, according to Reprieve, an international human rights group that has offices in New York and London and operates with partners around the world.

After his arrest, he was not allowed to contact anybody for three days, and his family wasnot allowed to visit him for three months, during which time he was kept in solitary confinement, according to Reprieve.

Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., expressed her concern over the killing.

"The violent killing of Mutjaba al-Sweikat is disturbing," she said in a statement. "Mutjaba had a bright future ahead of him and Michigan was prepared to welcome him as a student. Instead, he faced inhumane torture and pain ultimately leading to his execution.

"Every human, regardless of where they may be in the world, should have the right to speak openly without fear of persecution or death.”

Hearing and death sentence

In August 2015, Mujtaba was brought before the Specialized Criminal Court in Riyadh. Mujtaba was not given prior notice of the hearing and was not given access to a lawyer. He was


faculty at Western Michigan issued an open letter calling for his release.

"As academics and teachers, we take pride in defending the rights of all people, wherever they may be in the world, to speak freely and debate openly without hindrance or fear. We publicly declare our support for Mujtaba'a and the 13 others facing imminent execution. No one should face beheading for expressing beliefs in public protests.

"Mujtaba'a showed great promise as an applicant for English language and pre-finance studies. He was arrested at the airport gates as he readied to board a plane to visit our campus. We were unaware that at the moment we were ready to welcome him, he was locked away, beaten and tortured and made to 'confess' to acts for which he was condemnedto learn some Spanish language.

The pilot program will take place in the San Nicolás Early Childhood Development Center, located near the San Nicolás primary school. Nicolás Fund for Education is partnering with a Guatemalan organization called Crecer. Crecer is providing equipment and training for our programs.

Beatriz Ruano de Dominguez from Crecer held a two-day training session in May for Nicolás Fund for Education graduates interested in education, and those students will have an opportunity to work in the Early Childhood Development Center as Teaching Assistants.

Bellevue Presbyterian Church Early Childhood Development Director Lisa Phelps organized a book drive for the preschool and parents contributed books that our July 2019 team will be delivered to the school.

This pilot program will benefit 14 village families and 26 children between the ages


A Small patch for the hole in your faith

SAINT OF THE DAY: 02 NOVEMBER, 2015

Saint Malachy d’Armagh

Primate of Ireland
(† 1148)

Born in the late eleventh century of a princely family, in the archiepiscopal city of Armagh, Saint Malachy was raised in the fear and love of God. He seemed to have the virtues of maturity hidden under the appearances of childhood.

Praises did not inflate him, and reproaches did not sadden him. He had a horror of idleness, and a command from his preceptors was always like a law for him. He would often separate from his companions to converse in prayer with God. When he was still a young man, he made himself the disciple of a holy hermit who had established a little cell near the cathedral churchof Armagh.

The archbishop of Armagh made him a deacon of his church, and when at the age of twenty-five he was ordained a priest, commanded him to preach the Gospel and catechize his people. He uprooted vices and corrected abuses, and the archdiocese derived great profit from his ministry.

An episode from the life of Saint Malachy teaches us several truths concerning purgatory. He had a sister who was very worldly, and whom he found indifferent to his efforts to lead her to reflect on the reason for her existence and her last ends. He learned one day that she had died after having manifested regret for her sins, and he offered a Mass for her soul; but he did not think of continuing this practice.

After thirty days he


heard in a dream that she was standing outside the church and had not eaten for one month. He began again to pray for her, and then in a dream beheld her clothed in a black robe, near the door of the church but unable to enter.

He continued his suffrages, and on a third occasion saw her in a robe which was more or less white, having entered the church but unable to approach the altar.

The last time he saw her she was within the church, clothed in white and near the altar, in the company of the just. We learn from this how serious our indifference and lack of love for God are; that our prayers are efficacious in relieving our dear ones; and that it isordinarily a little at a time that souls are delivered from the bonds of their sins and negligence.

Saint Malachy brought about several miracles, and manifested great devotion and zeal in the reconstruction and re-establishment of a monastery whose nine hundred religious had been massacred by pirates; these facts led to his being consecrated Bishop of Connor, a small see whose inhabitants were Christian in name but pagan in practice.

The venerable pastor taught the people with patience and warned them with gentleness. He endured many insults and outrages, but finally the hardened hearts were softened and began to listen to his voice and instructions. He remained in this see until a hostile king and his army decimated the city of Connor.

At that time, the Archbishop of Armagh was nearing


death and named him to succeed him in this metropolitan see, overriding his humility and protestations of insufficient virtue and competence.

Again he had a great deal to suffer in the exercise of his new charge. The see of Armagh, by a longstanding abuse, had been held somewhat like a throne by one single family, and it required on the part of the Saint no little tact and firmness to calm the dissensions caused by his election.

Ecclesiastical discipline had been forgotten, and depraved morals everywhere had virtually annihilated faith and piety. The good bishop who had named Saint Malachy had labored to correct the abuses, and hoped his virtuous successor might better succeed in the same post.

Nonetheless, two years passed before Malachy could even enter into the city asits archbishop; troops were levied against his entry by the pretender to the same title. Saint Malachy had accepted the office on the condition that he assume the charge only after the death or flight of the false bishop, for he did not want to cause a war and the death of those whose salvation he desired to procure.

The pretender and his cousin, with several others of the same lineage, were struck down soon afterwards by the hand of God, and their exemplary chastisements gave great credit to the Saint, and enabled him to make ordinances to countermand the disorders.

He divided the diocese and left the larger portion, that of Connor, to a colleague, a very holy man worthy of the charge.

He retired to the other part, the


new see of Down. There he convoked synods, renewed ancient ordinances and made appropriate ones; everywhere he intimidated sinners and implanted religion and piety.

We must not neglect to mention the famous prophecy of Saint Malachy, in which he assigns to every Pope of the future a motto describing each pontificate, from his own day until the last Pope he mentions, whom he callsPetrus Romanus — Peter the Roman.

After the motto attributed to the present Vicar of Jesus Christ (in the year 2000), De Labore Solis, only one,De Gloria Olivae — From the glory of the Olive Tree — separates us from Peter II.

The prophecy, which begins with Celestine II (1143-1144), was discovered in 1590 and includes one hundred and eleven mottos. Many a motto has been shown tohave a striking exactitude in the description of its subject and his pontificate. Many interpreters have labored to prove the prophecy’s accuracy.

Saint Malachy twice made a pilgrimage to Rome to consult Christ’s Vicar, the first time returning as a Papal Legate for all of Ireland, amid the joy of his people.

The second time, however, he was bound for a happier home; he was taken ill in France at the monastery of Clairvaux, where his great friend and biographer, Saint Bernard, was Abbot.

He died there in the monastery where he would gladly have lived, at the age of fifty-four, on the 2nd of November, 1148.

Saint Bernard, in his Life of Saint Malachy, narrates many of his miracles, one of which he himself brought about, when he touched the paralyzed


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Opinion: Can Salford City FC win promotion?

NQ's Mohammed Ahmed looks into whether Salford City FC, funded by the legendary Class of '92, can win promotion into the Football League

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It would have been unthinkable quite a few years ago. However, now fans are talking about it realistically.

The club has a long history of playing in the lower leagues. To reach the National League, just one league below professional FA football, would be a staggering achievement for this club. Yet, following its recent run of victories, this is becoming an increasing likelihood.

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I visited the Salford FC stadium during its national league match against Stalybridge and talked to some of the32 players from seven schools, with the fixed New York games taking place from 1947 to 1950. The other six schools were CCNY, Bradley, NYU, Kentucky, Manhattan, and Toledo.

White served nine months in jail on Riker's Island. The other five LIU players received suspended sentences. Bigos had earned the Bronze Star in World War II, and Smith had served in the Marines. That didn't mean much to Hogan. It might have to a judge.

LIU dropped basketball for six years.

Devastated, Bee never again coached in the college game. Discussing the scandal in a speech to coaches in Virginia, he said: "We, you and I, have flunked. We have not done the job that was expected of us in training the young people. I am not bitter. I am hurt,


A third man has been charged after two U.S. Marine Corps reservists were assaulted by an Antifa mob just blocks away from a “We the People” rally in Philadelphia more than two months ago.

Joseph Alcoff, a 37-year-old who is believed to be the Antifa leader in Washington, D.C., was charged earlier this month with aggravated assault, ethnic intimidation and conspiracy – all felonies – and other charges for his involvement in the November 2018 attack, Philly Mag reported.

He joins codefendants Thomas Massey and Tom Keenan, who were allegedly all part of a large group of left-wing Antifa activists who began beating Alejandro Godinez and Luis Torres after mistaking him them for participants in the “We the People” rally in Old City.

Alcoff had pleaded not guilty and is currentlyout on bail, the magazine reported.

Last month, Godinez and Torres testified in court that they were in Philadelphia to attend a Marine event at a local hotel and were touring the city’s historic attractions when they were approached by Keenan.

MARINES TESTIFY ABOUT ANTIFA MOB ATTACK IN PHILADELPHIA

The two men, who were not wearing their uniforms the day of the attack, said they were asked if they were “Proud Boys” – an allusion to one of the right-wing groups behind the Nov. 17 rally.

After that interaction, they were approached by approximately 10 other people – men and women, some masked and some unmasked – who began attacking the Marines: punching and kicking them, using mace and hurling slurs and other insults such as calling them “Nazis” and “white supremacists.”

Torres


This little gem of a book introduces the key aspects of mobile technology affecting human-computer interaction, which could dramatically transform our day-to-day lives. It also provides general guidance on research methods, including data analysis, and plenty of external references. This book could serve as a supplemental text for an undergraduate class in psychology, information systems, or the social sciences. Steve Love conveys the mobile technology's strong impact on HCI by presenting issues from three main disciplines—cognitive psychology, application design, and the social sciences—and he uses cell phones and PDAs as his main example devices. The book doesn't cover computer science issues or mobile HCI theory in great detail but discusses issues pertinent to research projects.

I was interested in reading this book to learn about human-in-the-loop issues in athe advantage line and they'll then have the numbers," Henry told BBC Radio 5 Live.

"I'm sure they will play - Warren will want to do that.

"There's some exciting backs there to use the ball. They've got an exciting team there who can play an attacking brand of rugby."

Henry expects the host nation to provide a stiff test for the class of 2013, however, especially as he has been impressed by what he's seen in Super Rugby so far this season.

New Zealand's World Cup winning coach is convinced that the fine form of so many of the Qantas Wallabies' star names will transfer on to the big stage this summer and that the inconsistencies of late 2011 and 2012 are a thing of the past.

"Australia are going to be


List of Anaheim Ducks records

This is a list of franchise records for the Anaheim Ducks of the National Hockey League.

Regular season

All players

Points

Goals

Assists

Games played

Penalty minutes

Game-winning goals

Power-play goals

Short-handed goals

Defensemen

Points

Goaltenders

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Wins
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|- align="center" style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#dddddd;" |
| align="left" | Player || Ctry || GP || W || %
|- align="center"
| align="left" | Jean-Sebastien Giguere || || 447 || 206 || 0.46
|- align="center"
| align="left" | Guy Hebert || || 441 || 173 || 0.39
|- align="center"
| align="left" | Jonas Hiller ||  || 326 || 162 || 0.50
|- align="center"
| align="left" | John Gibson || || 236 ||119 || 0.52
|- align="center"
| align="left" | Frederik Andersen || || 125 || 77 || 0.62
|- align="center"
| align="left" | Mikhail Shtalenkov || || 122 || 34 || 0.28
|- align="center"
| align="left" | Ilya Bryzgalov || || 69 || 27 || 0.38
|-California’s Buchanan Field saved from developers

Plans to demolish Buchanan Field Airport (CCR) in the San Francisco Bay area and replace it with an urban village have been withdrawn because developers were not able to find suitable land for a replacement airport.

Redeveloping the property, which included creating a community with 6,000 new homes, was first suggested by Shapell Industries in 2003. Supporters argued that because of population growth, the airport had become a hazard.

The 600-acre airport is located in Concord, which is east of San Francisco. Built during World War II as a military field, it was deeded to the city after the war with the understanding that it would remain an airport in perpetuity. When it was built, the airport was far away from population centers. Today homes,