easy to forget, was one of the most highly rated left-backs in the Premier League prior to his injury. He had enjoyed an impressive first season in the top flight, under Brendan Rodgers, represented Team GB at the 2012 Olympics and was attracting interest from the Premier League’s leading clubs. Yet two years on it is Davies who is heading for the bright lights while Taylor prepares to rebuild his career at Swansea.

Some may say that fate has been kind to Davies, who got his opportunity courtesy of a team-mate’s misfortune. It is one thing, though, to be in the right place at the right time, and quite another to seize a chance when it presents itself. Davies did that and more over the past two seasons. HeIn general, the shift sleeve is moved axially by a shift fork actuated by external force, the fork-shaped end of which engages in an actuating groove running around the shift sleeve. The shift fork is actuated by an electric, hydraulic or pneumatic actuator. Since the fork-shaped end is mounted inside the actuating groove with a certain degree of shift play, which is typically of the order of 1 to 3 millimeters, it is possible that because of external force influences, the shift sleeve is deflected out of its central neutral position along the synchronizer body and thus the synchronizer ring is brought into contact with the adjacent clutch body. This can lead to undesirable premature wear of the friction faces formed on the clutch body and synchronizer ring.


delayed disclosure of perjury by a witness.   He also raises several other claims of error by the district court.1  We affirm.

I. BACKGROUND

2
On April 24, 1991, Gary Pederson, a special agent with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, acting undercover, approached Roy Prince to purchase powder cocaine from him.   Prince indicated that his source was named "Louis" or "Louie," and was sixty-three years old.   At Prince's directions, Pederson drove Prince to 1023 Dayton Avenue, in St. Paul, Minnesota.   Motor vehicle and license records revealed that appellant Louis Boykin, who was sixty-three years old, lived at this address.   Pederson gave Prince $1400 for the cocaine.   Prince entered the house with the money, returned to the car, andtold Pederson that they would have to return in one hour.   When they returned, they parked the car in the alley.   Prince left the car and headed toward the house.   A few minutes later, Prince returned to the car with one ounce of powder cocaine.

3
Pederson purchased another ounce of cocaine from Prince on May 7.   Prince told Pederson that he would meet his source at a gas station instead of the source's house.   Pederson took Prince to the gas station, gave him $1400, and, at Prince's direction, went to Prince's apartment complex.   Surveillance officers at the gas station observed Prince get into a vehicle driven by Boykin.   Approximately ten minutes later, Prince returned with


the cocaine.

4
On August 27, Mike Wold, a special agent with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, met Prince and arranged another purchase of cocaine.   After Prince placed a call to his source, Wold drove Prince to the same gas station and gave Prince $3100.   Wold and another agent observed Prince enter a vehicle driven by Boykin.   Boykin and Prince drove to Prince's apartment complex, followed by Wold.   Prince left Boykin's vehicle, entered Wold's, and handed Wold approximately two ounces of cocaine.

5
Wold met with Prince again on August 29 to purchase two ounces of crack cocaine.   Prince used Wold's cellular phone to call Louis, using the number 644-3128, which is Boykin's home telephone number.   Wold gave Prince$3100 and dropped him off at the Elks Club.   While waiting for Prince to return to the vehicle, Wold observed Boykin approach the Elks Club.   A few minutes later, Prince returned to Wold's car with approximately two ounces of crack cocaine.

6
On September 5, Wold met with Prince again to arrange another purchase of crack cocaine.   Prince entered Wold's vehicle and called Louis, again using 644-3128.   Wold drove Prince to the area where he was to meet Louis and gave him $3100.

7
Meanwhile, on September 5, surveillance officers observed Boykin leave his house, carrying something in his hand.   He entered his vehicle and left the area, followed by surveillance officers in an unmarked car.   Other officers in a


marked squad car activated the red lights on their car and pulled Boykin over.   One of the police officers approached Boykin's vehicle and attempted to get Boykin to leave his vehicle.   Boykin drove off, dragging the officer thirty-five feet, and a high speed chase ensued.   During the chase, a special agent observed Boykin's arm go out of the window two times.

8
After Boykin finally was stopped and taken into custody, several items were found on his person and seized.   These items included a set of keys, a drivers license listing 1023 Dayton Avenue in St. Paul as Boykin's residence, $3500 in cash, and an electronic digital paging device.   Surveillance officers retraced the path of the chase.   Inthe firearms were seized was Boykin's residence, and Boykin admitted at the time of his arrest that he lived in that house.   Boykin's personal belongings were in the bedroom where the firearms were located, and at trial, Boykin's daughter referred to the bedroom in a manner indicating that Boykin and his wife shared it.   Boykin's wife claimed to own the firearms;  however, ownership is irrelevant to the issue of possession.  United States v. Hernandez, 972 F.2d 885, 887 (8th Cir.1992).   We find that the evidence was sufficient to establish constructive possession and supports the jury's verdict on this charge.

16
2. Use of a Gun in Connection With a Drug Trafficking Crime Charge

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Boykin also argues that the government did not introduce sufficient


his arrest in connection with this case.   He also testified that he had been tested for drug usage and the test results showed he had not used drugs.   Shortly after Boykin began his cross-examination of Prince, the court recessed for two weeks.

29
During the recess, Boykin subpoenaed Prince's drug testing records from pretrial services.   A pretrial services officer contacted the prosecutor on January 21, and informed her that Prince had tested positive for drug usage at some time during his pretrial reporting.   The prosecutor attempted to determine the date of the positive test, but was unable to get this information because the officer in charge of Prince's supervision was out of town and could not be reached.

30
Boykin's trial reconvened on Januarythoroughly cross-examined Prince concerning the perjury.   Through his questioning, Boykin brought to the jury's attention that Prince had lied under oath, and that he had told these lies at the same time he gave the testimony upon which the prosecution was relying to convict Boykin.   In his closing statement to the jury, Boykin pointedly reminded the jury of the perjury.   He also reinforced the jury's memory of the perjury by reminding it that Prince had to be recalled to the stand to admit he had lied.   Boykin effectively used the perjury to attack Prince's credibility.

37
Boykin suffered little prejudice from the delay.   He was able effectively to cross-examine Prince regarding the perjury and, additionally, argue to the jury during


defendant upon demand.  Brady, 373 U.S. at 87, 83 S.Ct. at 1196

4
 At the time of the court's ruling on January 22, neither the prosecutor or the court knew if Prince had used the drugs before he testified on January 7, in which case he would have committed perjury, or if he had used them during the time the court was in recess, in which case he would not have committed perjury.   Boykin stated at oral argument that the perjury should have been revealed as soon as it was discovered.   We note that the prosecutor did reveal the perjury to Boykin as soon as she could determine the date of the failed drug test, and established that Prince indeed had committed perjury

5
 BoykinPresident Donald Trump’s associate, close confidant, and consultant Roger Stone has revealed that he met with a Russian national offering dirt on Trump’s then-opponent, Hillary Clinton, during the 2016 election campaign, the Washington Post reports.

In late May 2016, Stone met with a man who called himself Henry Greenberg. Greenberg demanded $2 million for the information.

The meeting was set up by Michael Caputo, a Trump campaign communications official. Caputo’s business associate, a Russian immigrant, had connected him with Henry Greenberg. During the meeting, Stone said, Greenberg was wearing a Make America Great Again T-shirt and hat, and said, “we really want to help Trump.”

After the meeting, Stone and Caputo exchanged a series of text messages, obtained by the Washington Post.

“How crazy is the Russian,” Caputo asked, and Stone responded


as the reason for suspicion, and they show that the man who approached Caputo and Stone is actually a Russian national who has claimed to work as an FBI informant.

Interviews and other documents The Post has examined show that the Russian national – who went under Henry Greenberg and Henry Oknyansky – claimed in a 2015 court filing related to his immigration status that he had provided information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for nearly two decades.

The American government, Greenberg said, granted him special permission to enter the United States, because his presence represented a “significant public benefit.” However, there is no evidence, aside from the records Greenberg himself had attached, showing his meetings with Trump’s confidant Roger Stone were a part of an FBI operation.

In aJohnny Manziel is on the hunt for a new job after being released by the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. In a release, the Alouettes say they severed ties with the quarterback, with the CFL's backing, after they "found that Manziel had contravened the agreement which made him eligible to play in the league." Moreover, the CFL is making sure that no one in the league can sign Manziel moving forward.

With Manziel basically prohibited from playing in Canada, the natural follow-up question is whether he would try his luck with either the AAF or the XFL, which returns in 2020. Given Manziel's past problems with substance-abuse issues and short-lived, underwhelming career with the Cleveland Browns, a return to the NFL is such a long shot that


only Lloyd Christmas likes the odds. But Manziel is "exploring new options."

Regarding the AAF, there are a few things to consider. First are the technicalities. An Alliance spokesperson told CBS Sports that if Manziel was picked up by the AAF through the allocation formula set up by co-founder Bill Polian, he would be sent to the San Antonio Commanders. Manziel played college football at Texas A&M, where he was a Heisman Trophy winner in 2012. Multiple players on the Commanders' roster came from A&M.

However, why Manziel was not only released by the Alouettes, but effectively barred from the CFL, is a major detail in whether the AAF would be willing to pick up such a polarizing player at all. The CFL did not explicitly state why Manziel wasbeing cut and the AAF is looking into it further. In the meantime, new Alliance chairman Tom Dundon told USA Today that the league has offered Manziel to come work out.

Manziel to the AAF makes surface-level sense, as the AAF had reportedly reached out to big-name quarterbacks in the past who are currently out of the NFL: Colin Kaepernick and Tim Tebow. Kaepernick wanted $20 million or more, according to the Associated Press, which obviously wouldn't jibe with the typical three-year, non-guaranteed $250,000 contracts AAF players receive. Kaepernick recently reached a settlement in his collusion case against the NFL, anyway, so he's likely at least $20 million richer. Tebow, meanwhile, was more interested in pursuing his baseball career instead of joining the Orlando Apollos (who are plenty happy


Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General

Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General

Spokesperson's Noon Briefing

Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York

Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General

The following is a near-verbatim transcript of today’s noon briefing by Eduardo del Buey, Deputy Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the briefing.

** Democratic Republic of the Congo

The UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO) reports that it has been notified formally of the actions being taken by the Congolese Government to bring to justice the perpetrators of serious human rights violations committed in Minova in late November 2012.

In its notification, the Government ofthe DRC [Democratic Republic of the Congo] reports that it has launched investigations and recorded around 400 testimonies from victims, witnesses and suspects. It adds that several arrests have been made as an interim internal disciplinary measure. The Government also informs that a number of officers allegedly involved in these acts have been suspended and put at the disposal of the Military Prosecutor for the purposes of the investigation. Among these officers are the commanding officers and deputy commanding officers of the two main battalions suspected of committing these acts, as well as officers of eight other units.

MONUSCO notes that the suspension of the commanding officers is an important signal of the commitment of the Congolese authorities to hold the perpetrators of these crimes accountable. MONUSCO will continue


Syria. He intends to hold a press stakeout afterwards. And I can add that his briefing to the Council will be a day after one by several senior UN officials on the humanitarian situation in Syria.

The Secretary-General discussed the proposed work of the technical mission on chemical weapons in press remarks following his meeting with US President Barack Obama yesterday and said it is regrettable that the Syrian Government has rejected his offer. Discussions on the matter continue.

The Operations Director of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, John Ging, will begin a three-day visit to Aleppo in northern Syria on Saturday. His visit is aimed at assessing the humanitarian situation on the ground with a view to improving assistance to people affected by the violence.

** Iraq

MartinKobler, the Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Iraq, condemns in the strongest terms the attack against worshippers after their Friday prayers in the town of Kanaan, east of Baquba, which killed and injured dozens. He said that these brutal acts of violence will not undermine the true and deep belief in peaceful coexistence among the people of Diyala. Mr. Kobler conveyed his deep sympathy and sincere condolences to the families of the victims and wishes for a speedy recovery of the wounded.

** Yemen

We issued a note to correspondents last night saying that the Secretary-General welcomes President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi's ongoing efforts to restructure the Yemeni armed forces with a view to integrating them under unified, national and professional leadership and command based on the rule of law. That


is in accordance with Yemen's Transition Agreement signed in Riyadh on 23 November 2011 and Security Council resolutions 2014 (2011) and 2051 (2012).

**Refugees

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres, is today visiting refugees from the Central African Republic in a remote and difficult-to-access area of northern Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The refugees are located along a 600-kilometre stretch of the Oubangui River. The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) says the needs of the refugees are significant, but access to the area is difficult. The agency says it is working with the authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as well as two other receiving countries, Cameroon and Chad, to provide protection and assistance.

Tomorrow, in Kinshasa, Mr. Guterres is scheduled to meet senior Government officials, including President JosephKabila and Prime Minister Augustin Matata Ponyo. There are more details available on the UN refugee agency’s website.

** Darfur

The UN refugee agency said that fresh inter-tribal fighting in West Darfur has led more than 74,000 civilians to flee to south-east Chad in the past two months, including 50,000 people in the last week alone. The agency said this is the largest influx of refugees from Sudan into Chad since 2005. Agency staff in Chad found people exhausted, traumatized and visibly disturbed by the recent violence. The agency is concerned that the number of people fleeing Sudan will increase as clashes continue. There is more information online.

** Mali

The Office of the United Nations in Mali said today that it is deeply saddened by the tragic death of three Chadian


soldiers killed in a suicide bombing in Kidal, in the north of the country, this morning.

The UN mission condemns the attack which has also injured several members of the same contingent serving under the African-led International Support Mission in Mali (AFISMA). It said that this attack shall not undermine the United Nations’ determination to support AFISMA in its efforts to restore peace and territorial integrity in Mali.

Also, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said today that the Central Emergency Response Fund has allocated $16 million over the past few weeks to kick-start life-saving humanitarian projects in Mali. The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said that Mali is at the beginning of the lean season and the food situation in the northern regions of Timbuktu,same age group. It also aims for a 40 per cent reduction in the global number of children under five who are stunted.

The plan calls on Governments and others to prioritize investment in the population groups with the poorest access to services to prevent and treat pneumonia and diarrhoea. Nearly 90 per cent of pneumonia and diarrhoea deaths in children currently occur in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. There are more details in a press release available online.

**Deputy Secretary-General’s Travels

The Deputy Secretary-General, Jan Eliasson, will travel to Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, 16 April, to give a keynote address at the Alliance for Peacebuilding Annual Conference, held at the United States Institute of Peace. The Deputy Secretary-General will arrive back in New York the same day.

**United Nations Development Programme

The


occasionally out of the backfield for his loaded Ryan HS team which features some of the top prospects in the country (Drew Sanders, Jatavion Sanders). Bowman eats up ground on Defensive Backs with his top-notch acceleration and he gets up to full speed in a hurry. He is a weapon taking shorts passes or bubbles and picking up YAC, as well as being used on hand-offs/reverses. Bowman is an explosive playmaker with the ball in his hands.

On Defense, Bowman is an ultra-aggressive Cornerback who is always looking for the takeaway. Bowman was a 1st-Team All-State selection as a Sophomore after picking off 5 passes and returning 3 for touchdowns last season. Bowman has the ability to play both Outside and the Nickel Cornerback positions, which adds to hishasn’t filled out yet but Yancy is taking care of that. He has a great frame.

***Was told he tracks the ball very well. Was told that before the break in 7v7 he was basically destroying everyone. Was unguardable by the end of the summer even by the upper-class defensive backs.

***Am told to expect him to play this year. He has guys like Collin and Malcolm in front of him so his time could be limited. But I was told, “he’s going to open some eyes at some point this season”.

***Was told it may be at the end of a game when the game is out of a reach for the other team but “he’s a dude” and there are some pretty high hopes for him early on.

***A side


Jack Shafer is Politico’s senior media writer.

Unspooling like a sedate Mission: Impossible sequel, this week the Trump Tower scandal rolled back to January 2017 and splashed down in the Indian Ocean. Doors opened and closed at a beachside hotel in the Seychelles islands where a furtive meeting of a Lebanese-American fixer who specializes in the Middle East, an American mercenary leader, and a Russian moneyman with a Harvard MBA went down. According to Google Maps, it’s a 19-hour, 8,641-mile flight from the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s office in Washington, D.C.’s, southwest quadrant to the tiny island nation. That the meeting has drawn scrutiny shows a willingness on Mueller’s part to extend his reach to places and time periods that the original directive for his probe intoRussian meddling in the 2016 presidential campaign only hints at. Think of him as a non-super version of Marvel’s Mr. Fantastic, awesomely powerful, wildly elastic.

According to a New York Times report, the fixer of the Seychelles assignation, George Nader, convened the meeting at the behest of United Arab Emirates Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan. The mercenary, Erik Prince of Blackwater fame, is believed to have been Donald Trump’s proxy. And the Russian, Kirill Dmitriev, is thought to have stood in for Vladimir Putin. Now, before you drop the needle onto your vinyl copy of Lalo Schifrin’s “Mission: Impossible Theme,” keep in mind that Nader once worked for Erik Prince (brother of Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos) and would later befriend Trump White House advisers. Got your headphones


on? Cue the track and continue reading.

What was the Seychelles meeting about? I’m relieved to say that it was mercifully free of motorcycle chases, men clinging to the outside of airborne planes, fireball explosions or the other clichés of a Mission: Impossible scenario. According to Prince, this scene was a chance encounter that led to a drink. Everybody just happened to be in the Seychelles! It was like bumping into a colleague in Central Park and making a new friend! But a Mueller witness—one who conforms to a description of Nader, who is now cooperating with the special counsel—says the meeting was scheduled in advance so that a Trump proxy could meet a Putin proxy and establish a secret back-channel to steer relations between the two countries.

According toSeychelles meeting invites further inspection of Nader, who seems to possess a backstory that merits a spinoff from the Trump Tower scandal universe with his own starring role. In 1985, he was indicted on obscenity charges but beat the rap. Soon after that, he met with Iran’s supreme religious leader Ayatollah Khomeini, leaders of the Afghan mujaheddin, and a ranking member of Hezbollah. He even worked as the editor of Middle East Insight. In recent years, however, Nader has grown clubby with the Trumpies. According to news accounts, Nader attended a December 2016 meeting in Trump Tower with Al-Nahyan and Trump advisers. The coziness extended to several visits to the White House early in the administration’s early days, as Nader met with first-son-in-law Jared Kushner and former chief


strategist Steve Bannon.

As if a reminder were needed, the Nader story points us back to the Trump Tower scandal’s origins, awash as it is with sessions between Trumpies and Russkies that raise suspicions as thick as ticks on a coon dog. Kushner had a meet with Russian Ambassador Sergey I. Kislyak in Trump Tower just after the election to explore a back-channel arrangement. Days later, Kushner huddled with a Russian banker affiliated with Putin to discuss yet another back-channel—this one with Putin. You recall, of course, that Michael Flynn, Trump’s original national security adviser, lied about his own secretive talks with the Russian ambassador, and those conversations truncated his tenure in that post. The New York Times reported this week that Dmitriev, the Russian from the Seychelles rendezvous,the Federalist Society, and that Society was founded in 1982 during the Reagan administration; and since that time, various Republican Presidents have been hacking the Federal judiciary with these originalists, these Federalists, ever since.

Basically, what they do is they turn the civil rights agenda on its head, by extending the right to discriminate to individuals and institutions, basically to business persons, and making it very difficult for the historical victims of discrimination to even get access to the law, to get standing in the courts.

And Neil Gorsuch is a very militant Federalist practitioner of that kind of approach. He uses the narrow interpretation of the Constitution to basically negate the right to equal protection under the law. It allows him to dismiss or to limit equal protection under


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When Mary Schmich swoons over something, you know there's got to be something fishy about it.

Schmich is one of the few remaining columnists at the ever-contracting Chicago Tribune --as predictably banal as she is predictably liberal.

Last Sunday she phoned in a cutesy column listing her favorite things, among them -- the lights at Lincoln Park, an obscure Russian organic tea and the new PBS documentary about John Lennon's New York days: Lennonyc.

Being in the middle of re-reading Albert Goldman's definitive 878 page biography of Lennon The Lives of John Lennon-- the product of 6 years of exhaustive research, I felt impelled to check out the PBS offering, Schmich's endorsement, nonwithstanding.

And sure enough, the documentary emits the olifactory sensations of a Norwejian herring factory.

Lennonyc is arguably


the greatest whitewash of Lennon's life since Hunter Davies' The Beatles came off the presses in 1968. That officially authorized tome was censored in advance by everyone from Lennon's Aunt Mimi to Brian Epstein and offers little of reality. Lennon called the book, "bullshit," just as I suspect he might this documentary.

Yoko Ono's dissembling fingerprints are all over this film.

Make no mistake about it, Yoko is and always has been as PR concious and censorious as Joseph Goebbels. She has spent the past 30 years studiously concocting and maintaining the "Ballad of John and Yoko," a fairy tale picture of her as the loving supportive spouse tragically thrust into the role of grieving widow.

Ono's newly engaged press agent in 1978, Charles Cohen, said that he was immediately impressedby Yoko's keen grasp of the machinery of self-promotion. "She knew exactly what she wanted and how to get it." She kept voluminous files containing every notice and clipping that she had received since 1961.

Fred Seaman, who served as Lennon's valet and gopher during the New York Years, expressed shock and amazement at the eccentricity of the Lennon household and "the total disparity between the Lennons' real life and the image that they presented to the world."

The film was written and directed by native Chicagoan, Michael Epstein. He assures us on the PBS website that while Yoko Ono contributed private footage of their personal lives, she had no control over the film. She was not the witch who broke up the Beatles. She was not a controlling influence


in John's life, he assures us.

Yea, sure.

For starters, Ono repeatedly appeared on camera for this film. Prima facie, that is evidence of her controlling influence. She does not cooperate with media entities she does not control. In the mid-80s she incurred the wrath of a Washington Post reporter for holding a news conference at which she refused to take any questions from the members of the media.

She vetoed the casting of an actor for an early 80s made-for-TV movie about Lennon, simply because his last name was Chapman, same as his assassin.

Practically speaking, the movie is at variance with the untidy, violent and hypocritical reality of John Lennon's life in many, many ways.

Here are but a few:

The role of May Pang. May Pang was a Lennon household retainerwho Yoko Ono actively told to sexually accomodate John during his "Lost Weekend," foray into California. They conducted an affair that lasted well after his return to New York. According to Goldman, Ono viewed it as finding a controllable geisha mistress for her man -- one much like that enjoyed by her Japanese banker father, during her childhood in Japan.

May is interviewed in Lennonyc, but we are kept in the dark about the true nature of her relationship with John.

Lennon's support for political violence.The PBS film tries to portray Lennon as the subject of evil persecution by the FBI, the INS, Nixon and Republicans, due to his heartfelt desire for peace in Vietnam.

The political commentary is offered by left-wing activists of the era: Jon Weiner, Tom Hayden and


Dick Cavett. Their mischaracterization of Lennon's violent sympathies is punctuated by shots of Vietnam body bags and grotesque footage of Vietnamese civilian casualties.

In this vein, Yoko Ono assures us that "John did not want to do it like Abby (Hoffman) and Jerry (Rubin,)" who overtly advocated violence in the streets.

Yet according to radical activist, A.J. Webberman in Goldman, Lennon had provided funds to Hoffman and Rubin to transport two busloads of Yippies down to Miami to disrupt the 1972 Republican National Convention as they had the Democrats' conclave in Chicago in 1968. John Lennon was abetting precisely the same act for which Rubin and Hoffman had been indicted.

Little wonder that the feds wanted John and Yoko out of the country.

Lennon's Lost Weekend. John was totally out of controlduring his 6 month "lost weekend," exile to California, yet the film, while admitting some improprieties, wildly understates the reality. No where do we even hear the word, "heroin" although it was a daily feature of Lennon's (and Ono's) lives.

We do not hear that Lennon was forcibly thrown out onto the street outside the Troubador Lounge after he was loudly and drunkenly disrupting the Smothers Brothers television comeback show. We do not hear about the event where Lennon drunkenly waded into a mob of fans and began shouting obscenities and throwing punches and from which he had to be extricated by his friends before the fans beat him to within an inch of his life.

Instead the PBS film apprises us that Lennon was "a little over the top


at times," that he "said things he shouldn't have," and that he was "in never-never land-- I think you know what I mean."

Lennon as doting father.The PBS film degenerates to the level of a Hallmark greeting card near its end, when it shows us footage (no doubt supplied by and orchestrated by Ono) of Lennon as loving father and househusband, lavishing affection on his son and baking bread.

According to a neighbor of the Lennon's, Marnie Hair, whose children played with Sean Lennon, John couldn't stand having his son around for more than an hour or so. On one occasion, days before he died, Lennon flew into a rage and physically threw his son across the room. "He couldn't stand the kids for more than an hour. That's aboutall he could take. He just broke out into a rage. Yoko was down in the studio. She didn't want any part of this stuff. Sean was crying and screaming and cowering. He had to be taken out of the city to get away from all this," Hair said.

John Lennon was a genius in the sense that Cole Porter, Jerome Kern and George Gershwin were geniuses. Yet he was often an extremely unpleasant, cruel and overtly violent man. He was also haunted by more demons than most of us will ever conjure up.

There's nothing wrong in appreciating Lennon's vibrance and the wonder of his music. But that's all PBS seems to want to do in this wildly unrealistic film portrayal.

Funny, when PBS airs a documentary on United States


of wackos out there.

One other thing on the hypocrisy of Lennon-Ono. While John was out starting fistfights and pulling women around by the hair, he was writing "Give Peace a Chance" and while Ono was relegating her gopher, May Pang to sexual servitude, she was portraying herself as a big feminist and singing "Woman is the Nigger of the World." Hypocrites!

A Word From The Publisher:

About The Chicago Lampoon

Chicago is a very funny city.

In fact, it is a windswept glacial burg that is the source of a never-ending supply of knee-slappers and outright horselaughs.

From the neophyte community organizer that it foisted on an unsuspecting American electorate to the mop-topped sociopathic boy-Governor that it sent to the Letterman show, to its storied depression era, tommy-gun toting philanthropists, it has producedbackdrops from a 1780 staging of the opera. An ensemble from the company performed aboard the French frigate Hermione, a replica of the 32-gun Concorde class frigate that once ferried the Marquis de Lafayette to the United States, during its 2015 visit to Alexandria, Virginia.

According to the New York Times, Opera Lafayette has "won consistent praise and loyal audiences for its historically informed productions of French Baroque operas using period instruments, appropriate costumes and elegant dancing". The paper has further described it as "a skillful purveyor of French Baroque operas", while DC Theatre Scene has said the company "should be considered a national treasure".

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As of 2019, the opera's conductor and artistic director is Ryan Brown, Diana Hossack is the executive director, and Nizam Kettaneh and Dorsey C. Dunn


Lin on Dec. 9 as training camps opened, and the Rockets claimed him three days later. He played just over seven minutes in two preseason games.

The Rockets told Lin to wait while they made final decisions on the roster.

“That was an emotional time,” Lin said. “At that time, I had really wanted to stay. I had been here, and I was comfortable with the sets and had been through the training camp.”

Caught in numbers game

With three point guards owning guaranteed contracts on the roster, there was no room for Lin, and he was waived, getting the news on Christmas Eve. He joined the Knicks three days later and was nearly on the way out again before injuries put him on the floor in February.

“I’m surprised to see anybodyErdrich novel, Graywolf memoir are finalists for Dayton prize

The shortlist for the annual Dayton Literary Peace Prize was announced today, studded with fine titles about life in North Korea, Ceausecu's Romania, American Indian reservations, and the Vietnam War.

The formidable fiction shortlist includes National Book Award-winning "The Round House," Pulitzer-winning "The Orphan Master's Son," and a couple of dark horses.

The nonfiction shortlist also includes a National Book Award winner, Katherine Boo's "Behind the Beautiful Forevers," as well as a Graywolf Press memoir, "Burying the Typewriter," by Carmen Bugan about growing up in Romania.

The Dayton Literary Peace Prize was inspired by the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords that ended the war in Bosnia. Winners will receive $10,000 and runners-up will receive $1,000. Winners will be announced Sept. 24.

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Glide church in the Tenderloin and the San Francisco Police Department will hold a reflection and reconciliation session Monday, August 26, timed to the 53rd anniversary of the Compton's Cafeteria riot.

The unusual event, described as a listening session, will include police Chief William Scott, members of his command staff, and department and community leaders, according to a news release sent Friday by SFPD.

Gene Compton's Cafeteria had been a popular hangout in the Tenderloin for members of the queer community. But one night in August 1966 — the exact date has been lost to history — the transgender women, hustlers, and queer youth who frequented the all-night eatery finally became fed up with routine harassment from the police, which sometimes included arrests for female impersonation.

A Bay Area Reporter articlefrom 2006, the 40th anniversary of the riot, noted that after one young woman threw her coffee in an officer's face, a general melee ensued as drag queens beat cops with their purses, the cafeteria's plate glass window was smashed, and a corner newsstand was set on fire.

The Compton's riot was "the first known instance of collective militant queer resistance to police harassment in U.S. history," according to transgender historian Susan Stryker, who co-directed the Emmy Award-winning 2005 documentary "Screaming Queens."

SFPD acknowledged "unjust laws" that LGBTQs faced at the time.

"The 1966 Compton's Cafeteria riot inspired the LGBTQ liberation movement and highlighted unjust laws and the mistreatment of the LGBTQ community by law enforcement," the department's release stated.

Join us on Monday, Aug 26, 2019 @GLIDEsf for a Reflection and


San Francisco meeting comes a few months after New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill issued a public apology for officers' actions 50 years ago during the Stonewall rebellion.

The Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club has called on San Francisco police leaders to offer a similar apology for its actions during the White Night riots and ACT UP demonstrations, when protesters were clubbed and arrested.

For decades, Glide has been at the forefront of advocating for vulnerable and marginalized communities. Its foundation provides many social services in the Tenderloin.

Monday's session, which is open to the public, takes place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on the second floor of the Glide sanctuary, 330 Ellis Street. Attendees should use the Taylor Street entrance.

The evening will be livestreamed on SFPD's Facebook page and recordedPair of Pennsylvania Star Trek Fans Win Tricorder XPRIZE Competition

In 2012 the the $10 million Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE global competition was launched to stimulate innovation in the field of personal healtchare. The goal was to lead to the creation of a device that could perform like a medical tricorder from Star Trek. The prize would be awarded to the team that came closest to creating a device that not only could monitor a number of vital signs but could accurately diagnose up to thirteen health conditions.

This new video released today gives an overview of the competition and highlights some of the teams that joined the competition. It also features some comments from Star Trek: Voyager’s Robert Picardo.

Eventually over 300 teams entered the competition, and the field was narrowed


Phil Lesh & Friends to Play _Workingman’s Dead_ and _American Beauty_ in Entirety on January 20 at Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas

On January 20 at Brookyn Bowl Las Vegas, Phil Lesh will kick off a three-night run at the venue with a special two-set performance where he will play the Dead’s Workingman’s Dead and American Beauty records in full.

Lesh will be flanked by a majority of Chris Robinson Brotherhood including Robinson himself along with Neal Casal, Tony Leone and Adam MacDougall as well as frequent collaborator Ross James.

The three-night run at the Brooklyn Bowl’s Las Vegas outpost will find him playing with this lineup for the first two nights before bringing in the Terrapin Family Band for an afternoon set on the final day, January 22.

Tickets to the Januaryevery 30 days after that.

In addition to unincorporated areas of the county, it will apply to cities without moratoriums of their own. Tenants will have twelve (12) months following the end of the moratorium period to pay back any amount owed.

Cities within the 41st Assembly District, which have a temporary moratorium on residential and commercial evictions, include Pasadena and South Pasadena. The City of Monrovia has a moratorium on residential evictions.

On March 31, 2020, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors issued an executive order placing a temporary rent freeze on rent stabilized units in the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The temporary rent freeze means that owners of rent-stabilized units in unincorporated Los Angeles County may not increase rent during


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Justin B. Terry-Smith may be one of the most public African Americans living with HIV: He has his own blog and Web site, and he's even on YouTube. And who can blame him? Only 30, he already has an incredible story to tell. Justin admits he used to live "a very dangerous life," but since his diagnosis three years ago, the former heavy drinker and drug user has turned his life around.
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In the mid-'90s, many considered the multimember New York City act King Chango to be part of the larger constellation of ska revival acts flourishing in the Big Apple. But the band's musical roots ran deeper than those of many of its peers. Yes, the "Chango" in its name is indeed a nod to the Yoruba god, and the band was also founded by the Venezuelan-born Andrew "Blanquito Man" Blanco. As such, King Chango brought a hard-charging sound to its brass section, with a larger section of the Caribbean and Latin America influencing its sonic brew. The Latin touch also helped the band escape much of the derision later lobbed at the more purist ska acts, and the Latin alternative scene gleefully embraced King Chango in its later


years. Another way in which the band stood out was with its openly political lyrics. In recent years, for instance, the band has vocally supported the removal of U.S. troops from the Puerto Rican island of Vieques.

Though King Chango disbanded in 2003, Blanco announced earlier this year in a Blogspot post that the group was officially back together. Since then, it has appeared at a number of industry showcases, such as the Latin American Music Conference and CMJ, and has launched a few national tour dates. With a new (and coed!) lineup, the band delivers a sound that's even more boisterous and Latin, but it still touches on the influence of Jamaican beats. Fans should feel especially lucky about catching this show: Blanco was recently rushed to themoderately priced 200-mile range vehicles hit the market.

So National Drive Electric Week, the annual celebration of the plug-in car, comes at an auspicious moment this year. We project that we will cross the 500,000 vehicles sold milestone sometime during September 10-18. And we expect to have at least 4,000 of those vehicles at the events! This year will be the largest in its six-year history, with more than 220 events in nearly every state and Canadian province.

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messaging and advertising will target them one by one by one. Her overall message, that the country is stronger together, projects a desire for greater national unity, but she and her advisers have particular groups of voters in mind as they analyze how to win the popular vote and the 270 electoral votes needed to become president.

Trump, meanwhile, seems oblivious to all that. He certainly has a core constituency: white voters without college degrees. But through the primaries, his appeal was crosscutting, something that surprised and befuddled his opponents. Trump cut into the evangelical vote in ways no one had predicted he could. He did well among very conservative Republicans, among somewhat conservative Republicans and among the party’s moderate block.

At a rally in Anaheim, Calif., on May 25,either oblivious or willfully disdainful of that approach to winning elections, Trump provided it this week when he attacked New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, the leader of the Republican Governors Association and one of the most important Hispanic women in the GOP. Trump claimed she hasn’t done enough to help her state’s economy. Her true sin is not treating Trump with the respect he expects.

The uproar over Trump’s comments about Martinez — how can he unify the party when he attacks someone of the governor’s stature, his critics ask — misses the point of where Trump is coming from. He is all about himself and sees no reason to change. After all, he became the last man standing in the Republican field, not one of the other 16


a month after these follow-ups, on September 17, 2009, Dr. Zimmerman

      ordered an electromyogram of Thomson’s arm. The test came back indicating

      normal nerve structure and function. Thomson visited Dr. Zimmerman again

      on March 1, 2010, and reported loss of pin-prick sensation and temperature

      sensation in her right thumb. On August 31, 2010, Thomson had her final visit

      with Dr. Zimmerman, after which he told her that he had done everything he

      could.

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      Dr. Borkowski with the Indiana DepartmentNational Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., who was not involved in the work. "From these early studies one sees the promise of cell transplant therapy in overcoming disease and relieving suffering."

Without myelin, electrical impulses traveling along nerve fibers in the brain can't travel from neuron to neuron says Nalin Gupta, lead author of the study and a neurosurgeon at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Signals in the brain become scattered and disorganized, he says, comparing them to a pile of lumber.

"You wouldn't expect lumber to assemble itself into a house," he notes, yet neurons in a newborn baby's brain perform a similar feat with the help of myelin-producing cells called oligodendrocytes. Most infants are born with very little myelin and develop it over time. In


as tumors, says David Rowitch, one of the neuroscientists on the UCSF team. In addition, three of the four boys showed "modest" improvements in their development. For example, the 5-year-old — the oldest child in the study — had begun for the first time to feed himself and walk with minimal assistance.

Although these signs are encouraging, Gupta and Rowitch say, a cure for Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease is not near. Animal studies strongly support the idea that the stem cells are producing myelin-making oligodendrocytes in the boys, but it's possible that the myelination didn't result from the transplant but from a bout of normal growth. Rowitch adds that although such behavioral improvements are unusual for the disease, they could be a fluke. Huhn acknowledges that the study is small andhas no control, but he's is still excited.

"We are for the first time seeing a biological effect of a neural stem cells transplantation into the brain [in humans]." The most important thing, he says, is that the transplants appear safe. This gives the researchers a green light to pursue larger, controlled studies, he says.

It "isn't the flashiest thing," but demonstrating that it's feasible to transplant these stem cells into children's brains without negative consequences — at least so far — is "extremely hopeful," says Timothy Kennedy, a neuroscientist at McGill University in Montreal.

Although he's concerned that myelination seen in mouse models might not "scale up" to a disease as severe as Pelizaeus-Merzbacher in humans, Ian Duncan, a neuroscientist at the University of Wisconsin, describes the study as setting


'He's In Our Soul': Sisters Remember Their Dad's Legacy On Father's Day

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This Sunday, as sisters Estela and Candi Reyes mark Father's Day, they will be thinking of their dad, Juan, who died in 2010.

Juan Reyes was born in Mexico and immigrated to the U.S. in the 1940s, eventually settling his family in El Paso, Texas. Estela, 50, and Candi, 46, adored their dad, and at StoryCorps in 2012, they recall the lasting influence he had on them.

"Papito era lo máximo," Estela said. "He was everything to us."

Growing up in El Paso, Estela remembers Juan was a "tough guy."

"Very formidable. Very strong-willed. Very commanding figure. His nickname was el canillón — the big-wristed man," she said. "I remember being a littlekid — Papi just reaching down and lifting me up like I was tissue paper, this delicate little weightless thing."

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Juan was diagnosed with diabetes in the early 2000s, and when he began experiencing complications, Estela said, he transformed from el canillón to "a little weak bird."

"About four days before our dad died, he was still able to speak," Estela said. "And he let me know that he was very hungry. But you know, how do you make a healthy, strong meal for somebody that you know is in incredible pain?"

Faced with the important task of feeding him, Estela surveyed the ingredients in her parents' home. She discovered a package of shrimp and some black


words. And I was so happy.

"The next day, that was when he slipped into his coma. And he never spoke to us again."

Juan died on May 23, 2010. "We knew that although he was going to pass, he wasn't really leaving us," Candi said. "He's in our soul."

Audio produced for Morning Edition by Mia Warren.

StoryCorps is a national nonprofit that gives people the chance to interview friends and loved ones about their lives. These conversations are archived at the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, allowing participants to leave a legacy for future generations. Learn more, including how to interview someone in your life, at StoryCorps.org.     {¶ 5} In December 2005, after Priority Trucking laid him off from his
job as a truck driver, Gould moved in with his mother, Sharon Easterwood. At
that time, he gave her a computer hard drive and told her to keep it and not “let
anybody get their hands on it.” She then put it in an envelope and placed it in her
nightstand.   In May 2006, Gould moved into his own apartment, taking his
belongings, but not the hard drive.

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       {¶ 12} Federal marshals ultimately arrested Gould in Lansing, Michigan,
and returned him to Toledo. Upon questioning by Lester on June 3, 2007, Gould
explained that he had left the hard drive in his apartment with his other belongings
when he moved to Michigan and asserted that his mother had obtained it from his
apartment without his knowledge.
       {¶ 13} Based on the images discovered on the hard drive, a grand jury
subsequently indicted him on two counts of rape, one count{¶ 34} As in Hershenow, Freeman, Chandler, and Davis, here the
evidence similarly weighs against a finding that Gould had an objectively
reasonable expectation of privacy in the hard drive. He left the hard drive in his
apartment with his other belongings when he stole his brother’s truck and left
Toledo sometime in August 2006. From the time he left Toledo until his arrest by
federal marshals sometime before June 3, 2007, Gould never inquired about the
hard drive or attempted to assert control over it or its location, he concealed his
whereabouts, and he never knew the hard drive had been removed from his
apartment when his brother sold his other belongings.
       {¶ 35} And even if we consider the period of time from when Gould left
Toledo until Detective


and Hannah, most all their 9 children and many grandchildren (about 75 relatives located so far) are buried in the Mount Holly Cemetery. My branch, through son William I. Sailer, moved to Philadelphia by the last quarter of this century.William I. Sailer returned to Mt. Holly in 1886 when he was buried in the Mt. Holly Cemetery with first wife Sarah.The branches are as follows: Sailer, Plummer, Gaskill, Johnston, Bower, Rogers, Lucas. The MHH book also has other Sailor/Sailer's mentioned and I have been able to connect with all. Keep in mind that the correct spelling is Sailer but mispelled in many the MHH book and documents. The book mentions a Charles Sailor that in the 1800's was one of many owners of the Three Tons Tavern builtaround 1755.In 1878, a "Charles Sailer installed the first telephone line from the Mt. Holly Fair Grounds to the Washington House and visitors to the Fair could talk over the new toy for a small charge.""John Sailor, a carpenter, helped build three double brick houses on the north side of Garden St., between Cherry and Mt. Holly Avenue in 1840, the builder Granville W. Haines."This John Sailor is most likely our John I. Sailer (1801-1850).There is also mentioned in the MHH book, "that Mount Holly(prior to 1839) originally did not extend beyond about where it now crosses Union St. In his boyhood days he (Benjamin Gaskill, carpenter) was an apprentice to a Mr. Sailer whose shop was situated so that they had to go up the street to


get to it (Mr. Sailer's shop)." The burial grounds of the Mount Holly Cemetery include many of my Sailer relatives descended from Samuel and Hannah Irick Sailer."Around the 1830's, brothers Isaac and William Risdon purchased 1372 acres to sell lots for housing. In 1841 Isaac Risdon laid out the Mount Holly Cemetery on Ridgeway Street, and dedicated it at ceremonies conducted by the four clergymen of the town, Rev. George Y. Morehouse of St. Andrew's, Rev. Thomas Sovereign, of the Methodist Church, Rev. Samuel Cornelius, the Baptist minister and Rev. Isaac V. Brown of the Presbyterian Church." Samuel and Hannah died before this cemetery existed. John and his brother William I. Sailer are buried in cemetery lots 821 and 863 in the Mt. Holly Cemetery. MHH also shows"Another tragedy occurred in the same neighborhood about 1859 when the boiler of a locomotive exploded while hauling a train of cars loaded with marl (which is a species of earth according to an 1877 dictionary) between Washington and Water Streets.The boiler was blown into the creek, and the tracks torn up for a considerable distance.The engineer, Job Gaskill, of Bordentown, was severely scalded and died in a few hours.Fireman Charles L. Platt of Sykesville, and conductor John A. Sailer, of Pine St., Mount Holly, were scalded and injured internally, but lived until the following day.Brakeman Edward Joyce was blown into an adjoining meadow with a crushed leg and broken arm.Five others of the train crew were unhurt."On the last vist to Mount Holly Cemetery, we found that


vandalism hit with many stones pushed over and damaged.

The Sailer Family Tree of Pennsylvania & New JerseyUpdated March 17, 2008

Charles and William Sailer(552 KB)A very humorous photo of brothers Charles Samuel Sailer (seated) and William Lincoln Sailer (right). Cannot place the third fellow.Possibly a brother-in-law.Family was very close and from viewing other family pictures, most outings were with family members.Before February 1901

William & Mary Sailermarried in 1884(178 KB)William Lincoln Sailer (1860-1901) and Mary J. Grady (1863-1900) had seven children.WLS worked at Stetson's Hat's in Philadelphia with his brother, Charles Samuel Sailer.William died as a result of an accident at Stenston's one year after Mary died of tuberculosis along with 3 year old daughter, Grace, leaving the rest of his children to be cared for by relatives.

1805-1859 Tombstone forRebecca Sailer Gaskill(127 KB)Buried with Rebecca is her hasband Richard Gaskill and children Joseph and Sarah Jane Gaskill. It is Sarah Jane's 1905 will that has the names of all her first cousins which include our Grandfather William Washington Sailer and his brothers and sisters.

Tombstone for JohnA.& Rachael J. Sailer (142 KB)MOUNT HOLLY CEMETERYLOT 859 Purchased by JOHN SAILER, APRIL 16, 1859 (spelling as copied)INTERREDMary WeestMarch 26, 1849ChildMarch 20, 1858, nearest relative father John,John SailerMay 26, 1869, nearest relative widowRachael J. SailerAugust 14, 1912, nearest relative daughterSarah SailerAugust 17, 1921, nearest relative daughterHISTORY OF MOUNT HOLLY BY Henry C. SHINN c1957, reprinted 1998."Another tragedy occurred in the same neighborhood about 1859 when the boiler of a locomotive exploded while hauling a train of cars loaded with marl (which


is a species of earth according to an 1877 dictionary) between Washington and Water Streets.The boiler was blown into the creek, and the tracks torn up for a considerable distance.The engineer, Job Gaskill, of Bordentown, was severely scalded and died in a few hours.Fireman Charles L. Platt of Sykesville, and conductor John A. Sailer, of Pine St., Mount Holly, were scalded and injured internally, but lived until the following day.Brakeman Edward Joyce was blown into an adjoining meadow with a crushed leg and broken arm.Five others of the train crew were unhurt. "Henry C. Shinn wrote, "This history is imperfect and incomplete, but it has seemed a duty to write it, assuming all responsibility for the mistakes it may contain."Note that the accident actually happened in 1869.

Sailer ReunionIn a two- or three-hour conversation in the middle of the night, Aaron Schaffhausen cried and said he was thinking of killing his three young daughters — thoughts that he believed were being caused by his prescription medication.

His cousin, Liz Daleiden, had called him in Minot, N.D., that night in March 2012 to check on his welfare. She knew he was depressed and wanted to ask why he wasn’t visiting his girls in River Falls, Wis. There had also been inappropriate comments Schaffhausen posted to his girls’ Facebook page that concerned her, Daleiden testified Friday, April 5, in the trial to determine whether the 35-year-old was insane at the time he killed his daughters during an unsupervised visit to their home last summer.

Schaffhausen and the girls’ mother divorced


Minot to River Falls. When asked why he had done that, Schaffhausen told her that he had begun driving to Wisconsin to cut his girls’ throats, an emotional Daleiden said.

“And then he started crying really hard and hung up,” she told the court. Daleiden immediately called him back and told him he needed to get help. She asked Schaffhausen, who told her he had been drinking, if he wanted someone to stay with him or if she should call his mother. He declined, saying that would only make things worse, she testified.

Worried for Schaffhausen and his children, Daleiden told her mother of the comments, and her mother called her sister — Schaffhausen’s mother, Daleiden said.

Almost a year before that phone call, Schaffhausen had been prescribed medication for depression.

Hehad visited Dr. Paul McMillan, a River Falls family practice physician, in April 2011, and indicated he felt “depressed and hopeless most of the time,” McMillan testified Friday. McMillan diagnosed Schaffhausen with a moderately severe major depressive disorder during the roughly 30-minute visit.

After not responding to one medication, Schaffhausen was prescribed citalopram and made a significant improvement, said McMillan, who saw Schaffhausen four times.

At the last appointment, in November 2011, Aaron reported being stressed about his divorce, McMillan said. Schaffhausen was still responding to the medication, but not as much as he had been, and the doctor increased the dosage.

McMillan also told Schaffhausen to get therapy, and Schaffhausen did see a counselor twice in 2011 in River Falls.

Licensed social worker Gretchen Link testified about those two visits, saying


from Minot had killed his children, he immediately thought of Schaffhausen, he said. And when Paul saw something on the Internet saying the girls’ deaths could have been an accident, he believed otherwise.

“I called the detectives’ office because … I knew it wasn’t an accident,” he said.

Paul was the third former co-worker to testify about Schaffhausen making statements about killing his ex-wife and children.

A fourth co-worker, Joseph Rollag, also testified, but told the court he did not remember Schaffhausen talking about killing his ex-wife or children, despite reportedly telling police about such statements after the deaths. At the time he first spoke with investigators, Rollag was not on his medication and could have had “clouded judgment” as a result, he said.

Rollag told the court he lived with Schaffhausenin Minot and described his former roommate as a “great friend” who helped out him and his family.

River Falls resident Gina Larson got to know the Schaffhausen family through her day care and described them as a normal family, she said in testimony Friday. She knew Schaffhausen as someone who was intelligent, calm, friendly and social, she said.

Her husband, Jessie Larson, also testified, saying he knew Schaffhausen to be a “good guy” and said the family were fun, happy people.

The Schaffhausen girls, he added, were good kids.

“Full of life, full of happiness,” Jessie Larson said.

Friday was the fourth day of testimony in the trial. Schaffhausen has already pleaded guilty to the slayings, but the defense is trying to prove his mental state at the time makes him not


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Kinoulton depicted on the 1st edition Ordnance Survey 1" to the mile map dating
from the 1840s.

Few parishes in the county can outrival Kinoulton in the extraordinary interest
and variety of its claims to attention.

A notable legend attaches to its early days. Three lost villages existed
within its bounds. Like the near-by Colston Basset and Rempstone it has deserted
its original hilltop site and reshaped itself on lower grounds.

Ecclesiastically it was a "Peculiar," free of intervention alike
by (the archdeacon and Southwell, its vicar having power to hold a civil
court for the punishment of offences against his church, to grant marriage
licences and to hold a probate court for proving the wills of his parishioners
without the consent of other authority. It has had a castle; an episcopal
palace has been claimed for


it; a village school is noticed in mediaeval
annals, and in more recent times it has boasted a spa and is reputed to have
served as a local Gretna Green. So much for the menu, and now to the feast.

THE LEGEND.

The bridge over the Grantham Canal, Kinoulton.

In a field at a little distance from the church lay for untold ages, a huge
granite-like boulder which, according to tradition, was thrown by the Devil
from Lincoln Hill to destroy the sacred edifice which to his disgust he saw
rising on Kinoulton Hill, but happily the missile fell a trifle short. Geologists
concur with this theory so far as to describe it as an "erratic" boulder,
the like of which they have found at road corners by Owthorpe, Hickling and
elsewhere, but they unfeelingly account for them ashaving been brought hither
by floes of melting ice of the Glacial Era.

This example may have been larger than usual, but it has long been broken
up for building stone, mending roads or other profane use.

The legend was just a bit of folklore that could be matched in many parts
of England, and it may be observed that no part of the shire is richer in
field-names concerning dragons and the supernatural than the Vale of Belvoir.
In virtue of its name, which is said to indicate the "tun" or farmstead
of Cynehild, a woman. Saxon origin is ascribed to Kinoulton, which appears
in Domesday as Chineltune."

It is one of the comparatively few villages having documentary evidence
of existence of earlier than Norman date for a charter of 971 records the
grant by Aernketel to Ramsey Abbey


of lands in "Hikelinge et . . . Kinildeton" with
the services belonging thereto.

The abbey is not credited by Domesday with lands or messuages in either
of these parishes but Sir Frank Stenton points out that the grant was apparently
of a customary rental "in which hams and cheeses formed a part.”

At the Conquest seven bovates of land and 20a. of meadow in Kinoulton supported
nine sochmen and three bordars, and these were granted to Walmer de Aincurt.
Azor, a thane, had one bovate and 3a. of meadow, which the Conqueror permitted
Azor's son to hold. Its taxable value in 1087 had declined since the Conquest
from 10s. to a mere 2s. 8d. No church is mentioned in the Survey and it is
apparent that the village was then of little significance.

Newbold—now lost—was more considerable. Onemanor belonged to
the Confessor from whom it was held by the famous Earl Morcar. Here was a
priest and a church; it had 13 sochmen, 13 villeins and 3 bordars and its
taxable value of £4 in 1066 had increased to £10 by 1086. Morcar
had also a manor here assessed to the geld at 50s., and having soc in Lenton.
The royal manor was retained by the Conqueror and the manor was granted by
him to Wm. Peverel, Morcar probably having forfeited it by rebellion against
William who had previously confirmed him in possession of it after receiving
his submission.

According to some accounts the site of Newbold is to be identified with
modern Kinoulton–a theory which Domesday does not support. Others hold
that it was Colston Basset. Its latest contemporary records seem to have
been in the


reign of Henry III.

Nearly three centuries ago, Thoroton wrote that the last traces of it were
well nigh lost, adding that it lay between Kinoulton and Colston Basset.
What happened was perhaps that the inhabitants of these two hill-top villages
came down to the decaying Newbold and absorbed it between them.

The late Rev. Evelyn Young, who studied the problem for his "History
of Colston Basset," states that "the graveyard of the ancient parish
church of Kinoulton may still be seen high up on the wolds, and the old chapel
of Newbold was used as the parish church until the present church was erected
in 1793." In Thoroton's time, the vicar of Colston Basset regarded himself
as the parson, and Mr. Young (himself vicar of Colston Basset) added that "even
now (1942) part of, the income of hisbenfice is derived from tithes in Kinoulton,
and one piece of the vicar's glebe, known by the name of Gisburn. is in Kinoulton
parish."

LODGE-ON-THE-WOLDS.

Another of Kinoulton's shadowy satellites is Lodge-on-the-Wolds, but, in
this instance, the site is known, though it is doubtful if it ever achieved
the status even of a hamlet. it was probably never anything: more than a
lodge end a secluded wayside inn.

Allcroft's "Earthwork of England" informs us that "the name
of Lodge Hill is of constant occurrence and seems likely to refer to the
existence upon a hill-top of some kind of enclosure or building . . . often,
probably, a hunter's lodge," a description of which physically applies
here. In the 17th century, it was the property of the Hutchinsons, and witnessed
stirring scenes during the Civil War.

GILBERTIAN.

It never had a chapel, nor


was it attached to any parish church, and its
modern state is of a truly Gilbertian character—as will presently appear.

KINOULTON CASTLE.

Shortly after the death of the Conqueror, Pagan de Vilers, of Crosby, in
Lancashire, was also lord of Kinoulton holding it of the Butlers of Warrington,
who gave their name to Cropwell Butler. As lords of this manor they made
their residence here, being sometimes called "of Kinoulton" and
at other times "of Newbold," and to them it belonged into the reign
of Edward III.

The Vilers' seat appears to have been a defensive structure of the nature
of a castle (not necessarily of stone), in which character it appears in
records of 1151. Stephen's anarchical reign was then nearing its end. The
Butler overlords of the Vilers fought under Randolph, Earl of Chester, on
behalf of the futureHenry II. The Earl of Leicester, who supported Stephen,
had a castle in the not-far-distant Gotham, and the two warriors made a compact
that neither should fortify his castle. Thus in all probability, Kinoulton
was spared the terrors of a siege: the castle is heard of no more.

WARBERGE.

Of Warberge, the last of Kinoulton's lost villages, little is known. In
1066, it had two manors, together rated to the geld at only 10s., but by
1087 their value had dwindled by half, and the Domesday clerks noting that
here were 10 acres of meadow, described the rest of the land as waste, and
recorded that it had been granted to Roger de Busli.

Thoroton found that this hamlet had so utterly decayed that he sought in
vain for traces of it. It lay towards Plumtree, but was accounted


part of
this parish. Possibly the "Warborough Grange," "otherwise
Plumtree Grange or Normanton Grange," mentioned in the records of Haverholme
Priory in 1540. may indicate its site. Potter's "Tollerton" states
that "Warby Gate" in that parish was "the old road to Warborough,
now merged in Cotgrave Lane," and it seems possible that these two
names relate to Warberge.

DESTROYED AT KING'S COMMAND.

It may have been during Henry's visit to England as Duke of Normandy in
1149-50 that he granted Peverel's great fee, including a manor here, to Ranulph,
Earl of Chester, unless Peverel could clear himself of some "wickedness
and treason."

To this grant attached the condition that the earl must conquer the extensive
fee ere he could enter upon it and according to the old chroniclers William
took effective steps to prevent this by causing Randolph to be poisoned.
In 1153,the war was terminated by the Treaty of Wallington, which provided
that Stephen should retain the crown for life and that Henry should succeed
him upon the throne. In the following year, Stephen died and Henry, as king,
demanded the destruction of all unlicensed castles and the surrender of such
royal fortresses as were held by his opponents. Kinoulton Castle was then
probably destroyed or dismantled, but the royal castle at Nottingham was
in possession of Peverel who refused to cede it.

JOHN'S FIRST INDISCRETION

As Henry marched to capture it, Peverel sought safety by assuming the tonsure
and cowl of a monk in Lenton Priory, but as Henry advanced he fled and his
fate is unknown. The king seized Nottingham Castle and the forfeited fee
which, in 1174, he granted to his youngest son, John. In 1199, John


usurped
the throne and committed his first regal irregularity by surmised of a grant
by its Peverel imposing a coronation levy to which Kinoulton was assessed.
Under the Normans, Kinoulton developed, and, in 1171, was paying well above
the average amount of parishes in the deanery of Bingham to the Pentecostal
offering at Southwell. By exchange of lands, the Fanecourts acquired the
Deyncourt interests here and at the close of the 12th century, they and the
Vilers were the two outstanding lay owners, but the inconsiderable share
of the parish was passing into ecclesastical possession.

The first monastery to gain a local footing was Blyth Priory, to which its
founder, Roger de Busli, gave his Warberge tithes by 1088. In 1316 Lenton
Priory was certified as one of Kinoulton's lords in virtue, it may be ?founder.
In 1121, Ralph Basset,Chief Justice, bestowed property at Newbold upon Evesham
Abbey, and about 1163, Swineshead Abbey received a gift of land from Elias
de Fanecourt with more from William de Vilers.

About 1189, Pagan de Vilers made over to the Archbishop of York and his
successors the church at Newbold with lands, &c., which the prelate promptly
leased out at 48 marks a year in aid of his fund for hospitality.

One of the Fanecourts granted a capital messuage, demesne lands, a windmill,
fishponds and manorial rights in Hickling and Kinoulton to Thurgarton Priory.

Subsequently, a prior of Thurgarton granted these back in return for 18s.
a year in silver, but meanwhile the Vilers obtained licence to have a chantry
in the chapel of their mansion at Kinoulton, subject to the usual condition
that the principal feasts be observed in the


parish church of Newbold.

In 1264, it was found that the vicar's stipend consisted of the small tithes,
oblations and obventions of the altar, in wool, lambs, mortuaries, tithe
of mills, a mediety of the tithes of hay, arising out of the right of the
York Chapter, Peter's pence, and 20 marks yearly of the archbishop or farmer
of the church. As things then went the vicar was doing well.

Alexander de Vilers, lord of Kinoulton (who may fill a gap in Thoroton's
list) was a crusader who incorporated the crusaders' badge in his coat of
arms. He was with Prince Edward in the Holy Land when Henry III died in 1272,
and it is not improbable that he had some of his tenantry in his train. The
days of the Vilers as local lords were then drawingto an end, and it may
be that the grant by William de Vilers of a messuage and ten bovates of land
to Ralph Bugge in 1280 was the ominous shadow of coming events.

The grand was made in return for a rental of 1lb. of pepper and some cummin,
and was doubtless the extinction of a previously contracted debt to the woolstapler
Bugge, the founder of the families of Willoughby and Bingham, which could
not otherwise be cleared. In Sir Pagan (or Payn) de Vilers acknowledged a
debt of £100
to Roger Beler and Rd. de Whatton and ten years later he was owing £180
to Ralph Basset. In 1335 he passed his Woodborough manor to Rd. de Strelley,
he was the last of his line at Kinoulton, and the homestead most of which
traces remain may have


encircled his abode.

UNWELCOME RIVALRY.

The registers of Archbishop Romeyn disclose the existence of a school here
in 1289, and reveal that it was then of ancient date. The "schoolmaster
of Nottingham," had protested against its rivalry, for it was attracting
outsiders, to his disadvantage, the prelate decreed that in future "only
the clerks of the parish might attend the school which had from ancient times
been customarily kept in this parish all other clerks and ... [missing].to Hollywood, scavenging for food and sleeping wherever she could. She eventually found refuge at the Los Angeles Youth Network, which provides food, shelter and transitional living programs for foster and homeless young people.

Despite her hardships, Starks was one of the lucky ones.

According to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, there are 3,447 homeless young people ages 18-24 in Los Angeles County, excluding Glendale, Pasadena and Long Beach. A 2012 study conducted by the Williams Institute found that about 40% of homeless youth are LGBT, which would put L.A.’s LGBT homeless youth population at about 1,378.

We need to really be specific about making sure that our services are accepting and safe for LGBTQ youth. Bill Bedrossian, executive director of Covenant House California

In L.A., safe places for such young


SEOUL, South Korea — Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis started Thursday morning ensconced in meetings with high-ranking Chinese military officials in Beijing, navigating a thin line between relationship-building and military posturing.

By the afternoon he was standing beside his South Korean counterpart in Seoul, reaffirming a commitment to one of the United States’ closest allies amid moves to halt North Korea’s nuclear ambitions.

The meetings come as military officials in Seoul and Washington wrestle how to follow this month’s talks in Singapore between the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, and President Trump. Hopes of an enduring peace between the two Koreas remain riddled with suspicion of Mr. Kim’s sincerity about dismantling a decades-old nuclear program that has long been a hallmark of his family’s dynasty.

During his brief visit to Seoul,According to WSBT.com, a television station in South Bend, Indiana, ANTHRAX drummer Charlie Benante and his wife were arrested Friday (July 27) for domestic battery in front of a child.

Arrest records indicate the pair were picked up at the Hilton Garden Inn in Elkhart, Indiana, and both were released from Elkhart County Jail on Saturday (July 28).

The Benantes' booking details show a court date set for this Friday, August 3 at 8:30 a.m.

For more information, visit the web site of the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department.

Benante, 49, and his wife Sandra, 41, had a daughter, Mia Charley Benante, in January 2006. They currently reside in Long Grove, Illinois.

Charlie and ANTHRAX bassist Frank Bello (who is Benante's nephew) missed several shows on ANTHRAX's North American tour in February in order


to spend time with Charlie's mother, who was terminally ill. On February 4, Benante informed fans via his official web site that his mother passed away.

More recently, Benante was forced to miss a number of shows on this summer's Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival while he was recovering from a minor hand injury. Filling in for him is SHADOWS FALL drummer Jason Bittner.

In February 2011, Charlie took his then-five-year-old daughter to a Lady Gaga concert at the United Center in Charlie's hometown of Chicago, Illinois. Benante said afterwards, "Gaga gave ANTHRAX a big shout-out tonight. She treated my daughter like a little queen and proved again that she is a metalhead at heart!"

Booking photos courtesy of Elkhart County Sheriff's DepartmentUS billionaires increase wealth by $280 billion since March, as millions are unable to get unemployment benefits

By Gabriel Black

27 April 2020

“Never allow a crisis to go to waste,” said Rahm Emanuel, former investment banker, Chicago mayor and White House chief of staff to President Barack Obama, in response to the 2008 financial crisis. Emanuel and Obama led the reorganization of class relations in the United States, cutting social services, education, health and pensions, and accelerating a shift to temporary and low-paid work. As a result they created the largest stock market boom in history.

Today, this catchphrase is once again on the lips of the ruling class. The largest financial and corporate powerholders are seeking to use the global health emergency to expand their wealth and increase the exploitation


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Real unemployment has grown past 20 percent of the population. Over 26.5 million jobs have been lost, adding to the 7.1 million people who were already unemployed prior to the crisis.

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Canada Anti-Piracy Forces Zero In on ISP

Users of the Canadian Internet service provider TekSavvy will be "the first unlucky targets" of a BitTorrent crackdown spearheaded by Voltage Picture.

Torrent Freak reports that the Canadian anti-piracy company Canipre has been collaborating with rights holders to monitor BitTorrent networks to determine who is sharing files illegally. Canipre is partnered with Voltage Pictures, which in 2010
launched an anti-BitTorrent campaign in the U.S. targeting those who shared the film "The Hurt Locker." The studio is trying to duplicate that fight in Canada.

About 2,000 TekSavvy users were confirmed to have shared Voltage films. The company has asked the ISP to fork over personal details of the alleged offenders. TekSavvy initially refused, but the company has now


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At the time of the injury that forms the basis for Claimant's workers' compensation claim, he was employed as an ironworker for Vee Jay Cement Contracting Company ("Employer"). While working for a previous employer, Claimant sustained work-related injuries to his lower back in 1983, 1984, and 1985, which resulted *806 in the removal of two discs and a spinal fusion. As a result of these injuries, Claimant missed approximately two and one-half years of work. He returned to work briefly as an ironworker in 1985, but then began working at a gun shop. In 1994, he reactivated his union card and resumed employment as an ironworker.
On July 27, 1994, while


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Predrosa and Rizla Suzuki’s Chris Vermeulen both topped the timesheets at certain points, but eventually had to settle for second and third grid positions respectively as Stoner put in two consecutive hot laps at the death to earn another pole start.

However, 21 year-old Ducati rider Stoner has to break the current MotoGP pole jinx to


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Andretti back in F1 carIt appears the 67-year-old Mario Andretti still has some driving ability, too.

The 1969 Indianapolis 500 winner was asked if he'd like to take some turns driving the Minardi F1x2 this weekend, and he jumped at the chance to pilot the two-seater.

"I said, 'Man, sign me up.' I'm still a kid," Andretti said.

On Friday, in his first time in the powerful F1-style car, Andretti spun harmlessly several times on the airport circuit.

"I did test the traction control and it doesn't work," he joked.

By the end of the session, Andretti had the car figured out and he spent more time onthe track Saturday, giving rides in exchange for charitable contributions.

Referring to 82-year-old Paul Newman, a Champ Car team owner who also continues to race, Andretti added, "Paul finished fourth in class last weekend at Lime Rock (Conn.), so I guess I've got another 15 years.

Hamilton cleared to driveLewis Hamilton has been provisionally cleared to take part in the European Grand Prix after precautionary scans confirmed that he escaped his horrific qualifying crash without injury.

He will be given a final medical check in the morning before being getting the green light to race.

"Vodafone McLaren Mercedes are very happy to confirm that Lewis Hamilton is completely uninjured following his accident during today’s qualifying at the Nurburgring," said a team statement.

"Following a thorough examination at the on-track medical centre, he was