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Wisconsin WIC, which administers food assistance for pregnant women and mothers of young children, is working to get the word out that people financially impacted by the fallout from the new coronavirus pandemic could be eligible for benefits.

In a press release, the agency said eligibility for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) takes into account both past and future income, so even mothers who have recently been laid off or furloughed from their jobs due to the response to COVID-19 could qualify for help.

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A third person in Dane County has died of complications from COVID-19, according to Public Health Madison Dane County.

Sheboygan County reported its first COVID-19 death Wednesday. According to the Sheboygan County Health andwith the people they are portraying. In the process, he also wanted to teach them about a serious social problem.

"I'm an educator, and that's part of their education here," Bowden said. "They've been affected by this. They made the human connection."

The Wilson High drama department periodically presents plays dealing with social problems. Last year, a school production focused on teen-age suicide, which led to several group discussions with members of the audience after the shows, Bowden said.

The school also has put on plays about handicapped people and mental retardation. To research those subjects, the students volunteered their time at the local Veterans Administration hospital and at a school for children with learning disabilities, Bowden said.

"These are very current issues and the students are wide open to them," Bowden


said. "We're also educating the audience. They are touched by this, too."

The latest play, "In the Middle of Grand Central Station," opened last weekend in the school's Rainbow Playhouse, a small theater with a Greenwich Village-type atmosphere. A second cast will be featured in the concluding performances this weekend.

The play, based on a true story, deals with the life of a 15-year-old homeless girl living in New York's Grand Central Station, which she describes as a place where the rates are reasonable, there's no commute and the decor is done by "le public works."

The homeless girl is nicknamed "The Angel of Grand Central" by other homeless people because she helps them before she helps herself.

McCraine, who played the protagonist last weekend, said that she prepared for her roleby dressing like a bum and strolling through downtown Long Beach with a friend who was better attired. The reception she received was less than friendly.

"People were looking at me strangely. One lady refused to stand next to me at a checkout line. It really hurt my feelings, because I wasn't expecting that," McCraine said.

As with the other students, McCraine said she also was influenced by her experiences at the shelter, especially after talking with a woman who was there because her stepfather tried to molest her. "She said that instead of killing him and going to jail, she left the house," McCraine said.

Several of the students said they wanted to volunteer again, and the group has held a couple of donation drives for the rescue mission.

"I'm so


much more sensitive to them now. I'm not scared to approach homeless people now, because I know they're not all crazy," McCraine said.

The students had watched several videos about the homeless, and they had held class discussions. But for most, this was the first time they talked with homeless people.

"It was kind of hard. I felt scared," said student Jose Ramirez, who was a policeman in the play. "I didn't know what to expect. But they were nice." Ramirez said he talked to a man who spoke of returning to Texas. "He said he came here and lost everything."

Before visiting the shelter, several students said their typical reaction to the sight of homeless people was to look away.

"I used to sort of just pass them by," said studentPRE-TRAINING CAMP COVERAGE: Frozen Royalty continues its pre-training camp coverage with a look at Los Angeles Kings star center Anze Kopitar, his recovery from a serious leg/ankle injury near the end of the 2010-11 regular season, and his outlook for the coming year.

LOS ANGELES — Late last season, although they were not exactly leaving a trail of melting ice behind them at the time, the Los Angeles Kings were heading into the playoffs with serious hopes of at least advancing to the second round.

But on March 26, 2011, when star center Anze Kopitar suffered a broken right ankle and torn ligaments in a freakish fall late in the second period of a 4-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche, Staples Center became as quiet as it has ever been


during a game, as everyone in the building knew what Kopitar meant to the Kings and their playoff chances.

When Kopitar was helped off the ice and down the tunnel to the Kings dressing room, one could feel the air being sucked out of the building. Indeed, at that instant, fans were crestfallen, realizing that their team’s hopes of getting out of the first round of the playoffs were, for all intents and purposes, doomed.

Against the San Jose Sharks in the first round, the Kings showed signs of being able to stay with the Sharks, but without Kopitar, the Sharks prevailed, eliminating the Kings in six games.

Although not having Kopitar in the lineup was not the determining factor in the series, the absence of one of the top defensive

GROUP A

BRAZIL

Roster:

C Tiago Splitter Anderson Varejão Rafael Hettsheimeir PF Nenê Guilherme Giovannoni - SF Marcelinho Machado Marcus Vieira - SG Leandro Barbosa Alex Garcia - PG Marcelinho Huertas Larry Taylor Raulzinho Neto

(Former) NBA players: Leandro Barbosa (PHX), Nene (WAS), Tiago Splitter (SAS), Anderson Varejao (CLE), Raul Neto (UTA - rights), Alex Garcia

Notable absentees: Bruno Cabloco (TOR), Vitor Faverani (BOS)

Average height: 6'6 | Average age: 30

STRENGHTS: The gang is reunited and features some of the very best that international basketball can offer. The well-known frontcourt of Nene, Varejao and Splitter is loaded with passing and defense prowess. These three should work beautifuly with FC Barcelona's floor general Marcelinho Huertas who wow'd some fans at the exhibition game against Team USA.

WEAKNESSES: Age and wings. Brazil is the oldest team in


the competition, relying on crafty veterans. At the FIBA Americas championship last year, Brazil shockingly lost all their games and needed a wild card to get into the World Cup. Being without their NBA players, Brazil relied on their youth a little more like back-up point guard Raul Neto, but still managed to have an age average of 28 at that competition. All their wings are playing in the weaker Brazilian league. Barbosa is an exception but he's 31 already, came off injury last year and lost a step which was so crucial to his run and gun game.

KEY QUESTIONS: How far can the frontcourt and Huertas carry them? Who will step up and score?

WHY SHOLD I WATCH THEM? Huertas is fun to watch. There should be beautifulchemistry going on between Huertas and his bigs. Due to his role on the Spurs and the fact that he can't dunk, Splitter is not super popular among US. However, he is one of the very best bigs in international ball and a joy to watch in a bigger role.

EGYPT

Roster:

C Assem Marei Mouhamad El-Lethi Anas Osama Mahmoud PF Rami Ibrahim Haytham Kamal - SF Ibrahim El-Gammal Ahmad Baraka - SG Youssef Shousha Sherif Abd Alla - PG Wael Badr Mouhanad El-Sabagh Ibrahim Abou-khadra

NCAA players: Omar Oraby (USC), Assem Marei (MSU Mavericks), Anas Osama Mahmoud (Lousville)

Average height: 6'5 | Average age: 26

I won't pretend that I knew a lot about this team so no strengths, weaknesses and so on. There are no players with NBA or European experience on


the roster which should show in this brutal group that mostly features excellent frontcourts. They have a couple of NCAA players. They were also a cinderella story at the last FIBA Africas championship. After losing all three preliminary round games and (logically) making the playoffs, they somehow went on a hot streak and made it to the final. There, they were without chance against Angola but super happy to have qualified for the World Cup.

Egypt's recent success is remarkable because the political instability in the country has caused some key players to temporarily retire from the team. Good to have you, Egypt, have some fun and get your program rolling.

FRANCE

Roster:

C Ian Mahinmi Rudy Gobert Joffrey Lauvergne PF Boris Diaw Florent Piétrus - SF Nicolas Batum Mickael Gelabale -SG Bogdan Bogdanović Stefan Jovic - PG Miloš Teodosić Stefan Marković -

(Former) NBA players: Miroslav Raduljica (MIL), Nemanja Nedovic (GSW), Nemanja Bjelica (MIN - rights), Bogdan Bogdanovic (PHX - rights)

Average height: 6'8 | Average age: 26

STRENGHTS: Size. Traditionally, Serbian teams are gigantic at every position. So is this squad at an average height of 6'8" and just one player shorter than 6'3. Plus, the team is stacked with offensive talent. After missing EuroBasket, evil genius and Wolves destroyer Milos Teodosic is back with the team. In his absence, Bogdan Bogdanovic, Nemanja Nedovic and Vasilie Micic gained experience and led Serbia to a good result at the Euro championship. Unfortunately both Nedovic and Micic have been ruled out for the World Cup due to injury, but Milos and Bogdan


and Pablo Prigioni have their best days behind them but Argentina was able to integrate a number of youngsters. The four veterans who are al either 34 or older are contrasted by five players younger than 24. All of the mare playing club ball in South America though so don't exect the Argentins to play as strong as they used to in past tournaments.

WEAKNESSES: Argentina is missing its golden child, Emanuel Ginobili. Gino was eager to play and use the World Cup as a farewell tour to NT basketball but the Spurs simply vetoed his participation. Likely, Ginobili will never don a blue and white jersey again. Also, the team might lack motivation and chemistry as there has been some turmoil within the organization. Several players complained aboutfinancial and organizational mismanagement which might bring the Argentinian basketball association on the brink of FIBA affiliation soon. Luis Scola's voice was the most vocal, saying that this matter was of much bigger significance than the World Cup. The team captain even threatened to not participate out of protest. His sentiments were echoed by his veteran peers, Ginobili, Prigioni and Nocioni. It's not easy to play when the question of the federation's existence is looming over your head. This is likely the last tourney for most those guys and ending this great international era with demise of the whole program.

KEY QUESTIONS: Will age of their key players be a big problem? How will they look without Ginobili? Can one of the youngsters generate some buzz?

WHY SHOULD I WATCH


whatever the future holds has been a painful one with an embarassing Olympic qualyfing loss to Nigeria a few years ago and a disappointing outing at the EuroBasket 2013. The Greeks needed a wild card to take part in the World Cup. But hey, the future might be bright. The Greeks have a decent mix of vets and up-and-coming players like Kostas Papanikolaou, Vangelis Mantzaris and most notably, Giannis Antetokounmpo who will be asked to take over responsibilities.

WEAKNESSES: Vassilis Spanoulis has been a rock in Greek basketball. His absence will be a real test for this team and its younger guards Kostas Sloukas, Vangelis Mantzaris and Nick Calathes. Sloukas had a pretty good year backing up Spanoulis at Olympiacos while Mantzaris, also with Olympiacos, struggled with his play,James Feldeine Elpidio Fortuna Victor Liz PG Edgar Sosa Juan Coronado -

NBA & NCAA players: Francisco Garcia (HOU), Karl Towns (Kentucky), Ronald Robets (St. Joseph's), Orlando Sanchez (St. John's)

Notable absentees: Al Horford (ATL)

Average height: 6'5 | Average age: 28

STRENGHTS: The Dominican Republic has a few guys playing in Europe, the NCAA and a potential top NBA pick in Karl Towns. Well, unfortunately Towns won't be playing because his studies are more important to him than a couple minutes at an international event against top talent. Sure. Right. Books and stuff. Without Mr. Towns, 33-year old Francisco Garcia is the most recognizable name on this team. Uhm, yeah, these are their strenghts.

WEAKNESSES: Alright, I know nothing about this team. I think Edgar Sosa is playing in Europe, so are


a fun approach with lots of outside shooting. Petteri Koponen is dope and should get a shot at the NBA. They haven't looked good in preparation but I still expect them to make the knockout stage. Most direct competitors in this group rely heavily on their guards which should play in to their game plan.

NEW ZEALAND

Roster:

C Rob Loe Casey Frank - PF Isaac Fotu Mika Vukona B. J. Anthony SF Thomas Abercrombie Everard Bartlett - SG Kirk Penney Lindsay Tait

Corey Webster

PG Tai Webster Jarrod Kenny -

(Former) NBA & NCAA players: Isaac Fotu (Hawaii), Rob Loe (St. Louis), Tai Wbester (Nebraska), Kirk Penney

Notable absentees: Steven Adams (OKC)

Average height: 6'5 | Average age: 27

STRENGHTS: New Zealand is led by 33-year old veteran guard Kirk Penney who played College ball inthe States, gained minimal NBA experience and played in Turkey the last few years. Penney has had an off year but he's still a threat to shoot the ball or create shots for himself. Even though he's somewhat at an advanced age, there is a good chance that Penney wil be one of the more explsovie scorers in the tournament again, able to accumulate points in a hurry as he did in 2010 when he dropped 37 on Lithuania. The young NCAA bigs duo of Loe, Fotu should get excessive burn with Steven Adams not participating. 19-year old Tai Webster of Nebraska university is another guy to keep an eye on as he gained valuable experience in the 2012 Olympic Qualification tourney as a 17-year old. There, Webster


players: Omer Asik (NOH), Furkan Aldemir (PHI - Rights), Emir Preldzic (DAL - rights)

Notable absentees: Ersan Ilyasova (MIL), Enes Kanter (UTA)

Average height: 6'6 | Average age: 28

STRENGHTS: The ghosts of the past are gone and Turkey can look to bounce back after a disastrous showing at the EuroBasket. The team didn't necessarily get much younger, but the Turks added interesting young talent like Cedi Osman and Furkan Aldemir. Osman just came off a strong Under-20 European Championship performance where he was named MVP. As an 18 year old, he played significant minutes for Euroleague team Anadolu Efes Istanbul last year. He's not quite a unique prospect and has one ugly shot, but has been a nice shot creator at the youth level, played decently with Efes too givenDmytro Zbirchenko Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk PG Eugene Jeter Olexandr Mishula -

NBA players: Sergii Gladyr (ATL - rights)

Average height: 6'7 | Average age: 25

STRENGHTS: There is some decent talent on this young team. Sergii Gladyr and Eugene Jeter are household names, even though not of the highest tier in Europe. 17-year old Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk is a super intriguing wing with athleticism and versatility who will play for Kansas in the NCAA next year.

The frontcourt features youngsters who have worked in international surroundings, be it in the NBA (Kravtsov) or the Eurocamp (Lypovyy, Pustovyi, Natyazhko). Despite their young age, they know each other well as they've been part of Ukraine's EuroBakset 2013 squad. The team is coached by Mike Fratello and the program seems to be on a good way.

WEAKNESSES: Ukraine


David Andersen Nathan Jawai - PF Aron Baynes Cameron Bairstow Brock Motum SF Joe Ingles Brad Newley - SG Ryan Broekhoff Chris Goulding - PG Matthew Dellavedova Dante Exum Adam Gibson

(Former) NBA players: Aron Baynes (SAS), Cameron Bairstow (CHI), Dante Exum (UTA), Matthew Dellavedova (CLE), David Andersen, Nathan Jawai, Chris Goulding

Notable absentees: Patty Mills (SAS), Andrew Bogut (GSW)

Average height: 6'7 | Average age: 26

STRENGHTS: Australia can throw out interesting lineup combination despite missing key pieces in Patty Mills and Andrew Bogut. David Andersen and Nathan Jawai provide veteran experience in the frontcourt and are paired with young NBA hopefuls Aron Baynes and Cameron Bairstow. Joe Ingles and Ryan Broekhoff provide shooting at the 2/3 and 3/4 spot.

The backcourt guarantees fun. Matthew Dellavedova should be sharing ball duties within the weaker domestic league. Everybody was expecting China to be in this spot, but their opening game loss against Korea at the FIBA 2013 Championship was a bad omen of what would happen. Eventually, China shockingly lost to Chinese Taipei in the quarter finals. Korea went on to claim third place and a ticket to Spain.

WEAKNESSES: They are small and lack talent in strong leagues.

WHY SHOULD I WATCH THEM? If you're into exot basketball, that's your team.

LITHUANIA

Roster:

C Jonas Valanciunas Darjus Lavrinovic Ksistof Lavrinovic PF Mindaugas Kuzminskas Donatas Motiejunas Paulius Jankunas SF Jonas Maciulis Simas Jasaitis - SG Renaldas Seibutis Martynas Pocius - PG Mantas Kalnietis Sarunas Vasiliauskas -

NBA players: Jonas Valanciunas (TOR), Donatas Motiejunas (HOU)

Notable absentees: Linas Kleiza

Average height: 6'8 | Average age: 27

STRENGHTS: Lithuania is expected


Giron - PG Jorge Guttierez Pedro Meza Pau Stoll

(Former) NBA players: Jorge Guttierez (BRK), Gustavo Ayon

Average height: 6'5 | Average age: 27

STRENGHTS: Mexico's hopes lie on the shoulders of young Jorge Guttierez who signed a contract with the Brooklyn Nets late in the season, as well as 29-year old veteran center Gustavo Ayon.

WEAKNESSES: They're at a size disadvantage too, but fortunately are in the weakest group so they could make the knockout stage.

WHY SHOULD I WATCH THEM? I'm a big Jorge Guttierez fan, so I'll watch them.

SLOVENIA

Roster:

C Alen Omic Uros Slokar - PF Miha Zupan Jure Balazic - SF Edo Muric Jaka Klobucar - SG Zoran Dragic Klemen Prepelic Domen Lorbek PG Goran Dragic Jaka Blazic Aleksej Nikolic

(Former) NBA players: Goran Dragic (PHO), Bostjan Nachbar

Notable absentees: Erazem Lorbek,Bride-to-be killed in crash on way to bachelorette party

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Morgan County, MO (KCTV) — A 26-year-old old Lee’s Summit woman was killed in a car crash while she was traveling to the Lake of the Ozarks for her bachelorette party.

Collette M. Moreno died at University Hospital in Columbia from her injuries. She was a passenger in a car that was trying to pass a second car when it collided with an oncoming car.

Moreno was wearing a seat belt.

Ashley M. Theobald, the bride’s friend and the driver in Friday’s crash, said she was trying to pass a semi whose exhaust fumes


were causing Moreno to have an asthmatic reaction. She sobbed Monday as she spoke about the love she had for her friend.

The crash was reported at 2:52 p.m. Friday at Missouri Highway 5 and Prairie Valley Road in Morgan County.

Theobald, 26, of Kansas City, was driving a 2013 Chevy Malibu southbound when she attempted to pass another vehicle, according to a Missouri Highway Patrol report.

This occurred as Melvin E. Garber, 25, of Versailles, MO, was cresting a hill in his 1999 Dodge Ram. As the cars headed toward each other, both drivers swerved to avoid a collision.

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Cambodia: UN urges restraint as police fire on striking workers

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A United Nations independent human rights expert urged restraint from all sides on Friday after military police opened fire on striking garment workers in Phnom Penh, reportedly killing at least four people, as high social and political tensions in Cambodia boiled over into deadly clashes.

In a statement issued by the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR), Surya P. Subedi, the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia, reiterated his appeal for calm after the incident, which is the third time since the disputed July 2013 general election that the authorities have shot into a crowd and caused fatalities.

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Most television that is two decades old looks rather worn but NYPD Blue was such a strong programme that it has stood the test of time; it's still clear why it won nine Emmys, four Golden Globes and three Screen Actors Guild Awards. It ran for 12 seasons, and all are now available on DVD after a long-running dispute over rights was finally settled this year.

The series was created by David Milch and Steven Bochco and although the show was initially a vehicle for David Caruso (as the main character, Detective John Kelly), he lasted only one full season after falling out with his


bosses. His replacement, Jimmy Smits (as Bobby Simone) was infinitely preferable.

Yet standing as the colossus throughout was Dennis Franz, as Andy Sipowicz (below), who dominated a shifting cast and was the only actor to appear in all 261 episodes. Franz, who had previously starred as both Lt Norman Buntz and Detective Sal Benedetto on Bochco's Eighties cop show Hill Street Blues, plays one of the best television detectives ever.

Dennis Franz, who played NYPD Blue's Andy Sipowicz (Reuters)

Franz, who had served 11 months with the 82nd Airborne Division in Vietnam, came late to acting and was utterly believable as the recovering alcoholic cop. Although Sipowicz could be a hot-tempered bully and a bigot, he was also a dedicated and shrewd detective and a man who finds a path ofredemption by overcoming his prejudices and quitting drinking. The regulars around Franz were good, too. Gordon Clapp was terrific as Medavoy – a walking bundle of neuroses, with an unerring ability to put his foot in his mouth – and there were strong women detectives, too, especially Detective Diane Russell (Kim Delaney).

Plot lines tended to add up (sometimes ending a little too cosily) and the dialogue, occasionally with profanities, crackled along. NYPD Blue co-creator Milch developed an idiosyncratic dialogue style that used real cop lingo. Even in the UK, you knew it was not good to be called a "hump".

NYPD Blue was set (of course) in New York City with the detectives working in the fictional 15th precinct. The bulk of the filming was actually done in Los


Angeles and a lot of the show was shot with handheld cameras in an attempt to simulate a detective's point of view and to give episodes a cinéma-vérité feel. The show was also notable for many fine guest actors, from David Schwimmer (who is in the first four episodes) to Sam Rockwell, Lucy Liu to Debra Messing. One of the charms of the whole box set experience is spotting the guest stars, and you may shout out in victory, as I did, after spotting Breaking Bad's Giancarlo Esposito (season 3, episode 17).

Kim Delaney as Detective Diane Russell (Reuters)

Looked at from a 2013 perspective, NYPD Blue lacks the grit and nastiness of The Shield (Bochco's cops were mostly very moral) and it seems odd now to consider how muchof a controversy there was about the occasional nudity. Bare bums and nipples prompted the American Family Association to call it a "soft-core porn" series and take out full page adverts in major newspapers, asking viewers to boycott the show.

There remain so many interesting things about the show, all the way down to the violin heard at the end of every episode, which was Bochco's father Rudolph playing an excerpt from Vivaldi's The Four Seasons. Franz seems to have pretty much retired, although the 68-year-old will serve as grand marshal of the holiday parade in Santa Barbara, California, in December.

Bochco once said that successful TV "always comes down to characters" and in NYPD Blue they were made to last.


who said he has lived in the Brighton Beach area for 20 years, posted photos of his son's feet to Facebook and said it was a mystery to his neighbors and friends, as well.

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Using a pool net and some raw meat, he collected thousands of what looked like mites, each of them about 2 millimeters long.

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Nassau Shares 'Heron' in Full via Hype Machine

Nassau's debut album 'Heron' is out Friday September 8th worldwide, stream the record in it's entirety via Hype Machine early and pre order on your fave format below.

"The debut LP from ambient folk duo Nassau is a reflection of change. Songwriters Justin Wilcox and Jeffrey Silverstein started recording together in Brooklyn two years ago, following respective projects in Baltimore and Chattanooga. Since then, Wilcox has married and Silverstein got engaged, finished school, and relocated to Oregon. Heron, which follows their 2016 EP, carefully absorbs the transition and finds balance. Meditative synth textures and guitar work underscore Wilcox’s raspy, measured twang. "They flood their songs with colour," says Gold Flake Paint, "their eyes always looking up and out in to the worldSave Article

At Least 25 Dead in Vietnam Floods as Country Braces for Typhoon Sarika

Weather agency forecasts wind speeds of up to 150 kilometers per hour

Vietnam's death toll from extreme weather is expected to rise, as the country braces for the powerful Typhoon Sarika after flooding caused by days of torrential rains left at least 25 people dead and four missing. Photo: Reuters

HANOI—Vietnam lifted the death toll Monday from flooding brought by torrential rains to at least 25 and was bracing for the arrival of Typhoon Sarika.

The typhoon passed through the Philippines over a heavily agricultural area of northern Luzon island over the weekend. Authorities said they were investigating whether two deaths on the island had been caused by the storm, which forced the evacuation of some 40,000 people


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Overwhelmed by the support of the British public – which included tweets from Norwich City director Stephen Fry, TV presenter and Canaries fan Jake Humphreys and comedian Ricky Gervais, as well as the players themselves, led by club captain Grant Holt – Aviva has generously increased their donation to £97,774. This reflects the full number of 97,774 individual tweets or retweets using the hashtag that were generated during the 24 hours of Saturday, raising valuable awareness and vital funds for Railway Children.

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Friday, October 31, 2008

Argentina: Object Photographed over Parana

A resident of Paraná photographed his daugter near Danza de la Flecha. Imagine his surprise when upon enlarging the photo, he saw a strange object in it. Sources from the Oro Verde Observatory say that they will look into the case.

Only days ago, Miguel Angel Osuna went to Paraná's Parque Urquiza to take a picture of his daughter, who will be turning 15, in order use the mural as an image upon which party guests can leave their signatures and best wishes for the birthday girl.

The family chose the rock quarries located near Danza de la Flecha as a background, using the modern architecture of the Maran Suites & Towers Hotel as a backdrop.

They were astonished to learn, upon enlarging theimage at a photo shop, that they had taken a picture of an unidentified flying object (UFO). In the image's background, to the right, it is possible to see a small point that raises suspicions upon being enlarged.

In an interview with Elonce TV, Osuna said that "the fellow [at the photo shop] told us there was a strange object in the photograph that was neither a helicopter nor an airplane." The photo was taken on October 21 around 17:00 hours.

Osuna used a digital camera and his father a professional one; the UFO appears in the photograph taken with the first device.

When consulted, Mariano Peter, with the Oro Grande Observatory, pointed out that "whenever strange things are seen in the sky, people ask us. We haven't received any queries


Madero, Tampico and Rio Bravo.

The state’s Direccion de Proteccion Civil (Civil Defense) has received phone calls from witnesses that are now exceed 50 reports.

The “Hechos” news program on Television Azteca made the first images known, corresponding to a video recorded by Mrs. Liliana Vazquez

According to the news report, on October 24, 2008, during a ceremony conmemorating United Nations Day , students and teachers of the Venustiano Carranza school in Tampico saw three white spheres in the sky. They argued over whether they were balloons or UFOs, although one student said that the objects resembled “two joined plates”. Parents were also present during the event, and it was one of them – Mrs. Vazquez – who videotaped the event.

The same newscast reported that it would conduct an investigation tohis life” affecting him not only psychologically but also physically.

Witness claims seeing three UFOs over the locality of Villa Castelli; experience left him with “facial paralysis”

Fernando Guerrero, who was intensely sought after by news media throughout Argentina, stated on radio that he has been feeling “very strange” since he saw the strange phenomenon.

The event took place on Saturday, October 25, when Guerrero, who drives the only ambulance owned by that community of La Rioja, reached his place of work in fear and told his co-workers what he had seen.

As he drove the ambulance from Villa Union toward neighboring Villa Castelli, he became aware of a significant increase in the light coming from the cell phone he was using at the moment.

“It’s going to burn up.” That was the


first thought that crossed his mind, adding that the CD he was listening to at the time “suddenly stopped, and a loud squealing sound could be heard.”

At that moment three objects moved along in the sky. The privileged witness did not doubt to use his cellphone to capture the image.

“I immediately used my phone to take a picture of them, it was lovely, a real spectacle,” the driver told his co-workers, who ultimately chose to report it to the local print media.

Now, Guerrero decided to speak to the press for the first time, insisting over and over that he feels “different” and explains that since the dramatic close encounter, half of his face is numb, exactly in the parietal region where he was struck by the “powerful light”by the Unidentified Flying Object.

“The part of my head that was exposed to the light when the UFO appeared now feels numb and hot,” said the man, who refused to say if he received phone calls from scientists and researchers.

It emerged that researchers had tried to get in touch with the witness to the phenomenon to glean details of the sightings as part of the search for new eyewitness accounts for UFO events in this region.

The two latest cases occurred on April 14 and 15, when tourists visiting Quebrada del Condor in Tupungato, Mendoza, and residents of the Riojan department of Arauco, respectively, claimed seeing strange objects in the sky.

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Argentina: Experts to Analyze Strange Chicoana Prints

Argentina: Experts To Analyze the Strange Geometrical Prints in Chicoana

Signs


appeared in three wheat fields after a series of UFO sightings over the area on October 23, 2008

The Municipality of Chicoana announced that specialists will be asked to analyze the strange marks that appeared last Thursday in three local wheat fields and which are popularly attributed to the landing of a fleet of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) during the early hours of that day.Dozens of witnesses say that the night before the discovery of the circular and rectangular markings, over a meter deep, they were able to see spectacular flashed of light described as a wonderful light show.“For the time being, we have asked the Salta Volunteer Fire Deaprtment to bring a ladder that will enable us to photograph the mysterious marks from above, since we are unableascertains are the work of alien invaders.

The “Chicoana Signs” appared in three fields, 8 to 10 kilometers equidistant from the other. Local residents claim having seen flashes of colored light during the evening which could not be taped or photographed because cellphones and cameras did not operate while the phenomenon occured.

The number of visitors to one of the premises with strange markings (at the entrance to the town) was such that local radio journalist Fernanda Vega of FM Tradicion asked people over the air “not to trespass the fields, as they may damage the crops.”Nothing else is being talked about in the area, and people are hopeful for an encore of last Thursday’s sightings.

Argentina: UFO Fleet Allegedly Landed in Chicoana

Strange, deep marks left on three wheat fields. Hundred


of witnesses reported the event to the police, but law enforcement gave it little importance.

The marks left on the fields measure nearly one meter deep and are geometrical in shape.

A series of strange geometric marks – circular and rectangular – allegedly left behind by UFOs that landed on three wheat fields in Chicoana: at Quebrada de Tilian, to the south of the community; at Pulares, to the west, and next to the Las Mesitas Camp Ground to the north. They have become the great mystery of this community in Valle de Lerma, 35 kilometers south of the capital.

The prints appear to have been made by the “legs” of enormous structures and were seen at dawn last Thursday, after an evening that to hundreds of witnesses was “unreal” becauseand Villa Cstelli, where he captured them on his cellphone camera.

According to his story, while driving near the site where excavations are being carried out on account of the “Marita” Veron case, the lights in his car increased dramatically in their brightness as the radio faded away.

“The music stoppped immediately and a powerful squealing noise was heard,” said the car’s driver. His identity was kept anonymous.

Next, he says that when the luminous object flew overhead “I immediately took out my cellphone to photograph them” adding that the spectacle “was lovely to see.”

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Mexico: UFO Reported Over Runway 5, MCIA

Source: www.analuisacid.comDate: 10.21.08

Mexico: UFO Reported Over Runway 5, MCIABy Ana Luisa Cid

According to a report from researcher Alfonso Salazar, an unidentified flying object was reported on October 16,


2008 at 16:15 hours over Runway 5 Left of Mexico City International Airport, very close to the El Penon hill.

"It was disk-shaped and very shiny, reflecting the sun's light...the unknown object was flying over the runway just as a Fokker 100 belonging to Mexico's Click Airlines was taking off," according to witnesses.

Estimates place the UFO at an altitude of 150 meters, highlighting the fact that it moved up and down with irregular movements.

A few minutes later, it headed toward the southern area of the airport in question. The weather was sunny with a few clouds. Witnesses include Daniel Hernandez, Jose Camacho Cuevas, Jose Alvarez and researcher Alfonso Salazar Mendoza himself, all of them aircraft mechanics.

"José Camacho took out his camera, but there was no chance to record it,"year, there had been, in fact, a mutilation at Estancia Benavidez, only a few kilometers from the town. A calf had been found under the electrical wires, having been taken – incredibly – from one pen to be deposited in another. Beneath the animal we found the unmistakable “iron filings” (gathered with a magnet) which we have so often discovered at UFO landing sites.

A mysterious light had flown over the farm the night before, and had been seen by Don Francisco, the owner, and members of his family.In this order of affairs, while on the phone with police personnel at 18:30 hours on July 17, 2002, we were informed of what had been going on in the area both UFO and mutilations-wise. But the best was still to


rural community in Buenos Aires Province, located on Route 51 between the cities of Chivilcoy and 25 de Mayo, the community to which it belongs. With little more than 300 inhabitants, it is 270 kilometers distant from La Plata and 200 kilometers from Capital Federal. It is here that Ricardo Labaronnie, 32, lives with his wife and two children. The rest of his family – parents, sister and nieces – were witnesses to the events. Ricardo works for the Cooperativa Electrica and is in charge of dealing with power outages in the town, and it was his Sony 360 camera that captured the images. To date, he has already recorded some forty enigmatic lights of varyious shapes and sizes, engaged in different manuevers, at different times. But thePine and Eucalyptus trees: on August 23, 2002, a strange “cloud” parked itself over the pine trees at the entrance to the farm, an event recorded by Ricardo. 48 hours later, one of the pine trees is completely dessicated from its tip to its base.B. Dense forest: On repeated occasions, powerful flashes of light tend to be seen within and without the forest. A phenomenon of this type was witnessed by FAO members Nelson Polanco and Diego Sanchez, along with Ricardo, at midnight on February 22, 2003.C. Windmills, “Australian” water tanks and ponds: On July 2002, water was found missing not only from the tank but also from the swimming pool.D. Railroad lines: The town is bordered by train tracks and the intrepid lights were also reported in


years later” seems to operate here, and this constitutes the basis for our Decimal Hypothesis, a predictive method. Around 1982, the former owners reported the presence of “two small entities that suddenly manifested in a bedroom” (bedroom visitors) coinciding with the discovery of three circular impressions located by the entrance, in the field where numerous sightings occur. According to Laura, strange UFO activity began around February 2000, when they took over the farm, although the cases boomed in April 2001. Sightings having these characteristics have also occurred in the town.

In the mid 1950s, personnel from the San Jose del Socorro farm, located between Ugarte and 25 de Mayo, noticed the surprising apparition of several circular impressions near a eucalyptus forest.In 1971, around 06:30 a.m., 12-year-old Walter Villegas (whoas though ill. They set it aside from the rest of the herd. When the animal died, not only was it mutilated, but it was removed from one pen and deposited in another, and its head was embedded in the wire fence. The farmhand who was doing his chores quit the job, turned over the keys and returned to Santa Fe. In his own words, “a violet-hued light caused the animal to fly...” (?) Subsequently, Adrian confirms that a calf that had died of natural causes was found mutilated only days later. By the time this report was known, three cases had already occurred in Ugarte. We will continue to research this aspect of the phenomenon.

Monday, October 06, 2008

Mexico: UFO Photographed over Tlaltenango

Photos taken by Luis Enrique Villegas,


safety that Mexicans are experiencing at the present time.

The concept of a balloon launch emerged as a consequence of the terrorist attacks on September 15 in Morelia.

"Let us launch a balloon on the morning of 30 September for each of our family members or friends who have fallen prey to delinquency. This is is the name of all Mexicans and a specific political party," adds Lic. Nieto.

Wednesday, October 01, 2008

Argentina: Prominent UFO Researcher Dies

We received the following note from Guillermo Gimenez of Planeta UFO this morning:

It is with deep sorrow that we inform you of the passing of Cmdr. Daniel Alberto Perissé on September 27, 2008.

Perissé was one of the most active Argentinean military men involved in the field of ufology since 1965, when he witnessed the maneuversof a UFO over the Argentinean naval facility at Decepcion Island in Antarctica.

Our deepest sympathy to the Perissé family and our admiration to Captain Perissé for his work, his research and his contributions to Argentinean ufology.

About Me

The Institute of Hispanic Ufology was established in October of 1998 with the appearance of the first issue of Inexplicata. The organization currently has representatives and contributing editors in over a dozen Spanish-speaking countries. Director: Scott Corrales.


believed its blast was comparable to the power of a nuclear bomb. NASA said the shockwave force was equal to a 500-kiloton explosion – 30 times the Hiroshima blast. The shockwave was so powerful that it traveled some 85,000km, circling the globe twice over the course of three days Superman-style.

…and Church of The Meteorite

The biggest fragment of the meteorite weighed in at around 570 kilograms and was found in Lake Chebarkul, 90 km from Chelyabinsk. The chunk of the cosmic body even got its own fan club, with some going as far as to worship it and establish the so-called ‘Church of the Meteorite’.

Paranormalist Andrey Breyvichko, the founder of the circle believes that it contains “a set of moral and legal norms that will help people live atIndia's aviation sector witnessed a turbulent period in September as the country's state-run carrier, Air India, and its second largest private airline were hit by strikes. The disruptions turned the focus on the problems faced by India's aviation sector.

Pilots at the national carrier, Air India, called the strike after the loss-making airline announced plans to cut pay incentives by about 50 percent as part of a drive to reduce costs. The strike ended on Wednesday after the government promised that no changes will be made in salaries without consulting employees.

Earlier in September, Jet Airways grappled with a five-day strike led by pilots protesting the firing of four colleagues who tried to form a union.

Both the strikes have ended. But the fundamental problems of Indian aviation are far from


following the pilots strike, concerns have been expressed that it may not be easy for the airline to cut costs and restructure.

The problems faced by Air India are shared by many private airlines, which are also struggling to cut costs as they pile up losses and huge debt.

The Indian aviation industry's losses in the fiscal year that ended in March amounted to $2 billion - one fifth of the total for the airline industry worldwide.

The industry's problems stem from the massive expansion that took place during a five-year period of economic growth. Between 2003 and 2007 new airline companies emerged, buying new aircraft, and selling low-cost tickets hoping to attract millions of new fliers from the country's emerging middle class.

But as rising fuel prices forced airlines to raiseClaude LeRoy took Congo through as Group A winners

Congo's qualification for the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations was a remarkable achievement for an unfancied side, but also a personal triumph for coach Claude LeRoy - one of the grand old men of African football.

Frenchman LeRoy, 66, has managed five different African national teams since first taking charge of Cameroon in 1985. He has coached at eight Cups of Nations and has now reached the quarter-finals on seven occasions, winning the trophy once.

BBC Sport caught up with LeRoy to find out more about his extraordinary journey - and what continues to drive his passion for African football.

Taking charge

LeRoy had an unspectacular playing career at a succession of middle-ranking French clubs before taking his first job in management


at Amiens in 1980.

After five years in France, he was offered the post of Cameroon manager.

He jumped at the opportunity. "My father fought for the independence of [former French colony] Algeria," he explains. "That means as a kid I heard a lot about Africa and a different world.

"When I arrived, I was very, very young. Some players were the same age as me, like Roger Milla and Theophile Abega.

"We left Cameroon for five weeks in Brazil and four weeks in Germany. We played one match in the Maracana.

"It was the beginning of a fantastic story, and a love story, first with Cameroon and then with Africa - and not only for me, for my wife and my daughters [too]. I don't know if it's a beautiful story forAfrica but it's been a beautiful story for me."

Laying the foundations

Claude LeRoy took Senegal to the 1992 Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals

LeRoy guided Cameroon to the Cup of Nations final in 1986, losing to Egypt on penalties, before going one better in the 1988 tournament in Morocco. His side won the trophy with a 1-0 victory over powerhouse Nigeria in the final.

LeRoy's next assignment was with Senegal, whom he steered to fourth place at the 1990 Cup of Nations, followed by a quarter-final exit in 1992.

Former Senegal player Salif Diao believes LeRoy's work laid the foundations for the country's subsequent success on the international stage.

"He did a great job in Senegal," Diao told BBC World Service's Sportsworld. "He set up a really great base, working with the youth.

"He


had the team in 1992 and I would say 10 years later in 2002, when we [finished second] in the Africa Cup of Nations [and reached the World Cup quarter-finals] it was coming from the work he did."

Diao believes that LeRoy's insistence on living in the country he coaches, unlike many foreign managers, is key to his success.

"Africa is very mystical," he says. "You need to be there to understand all of it.

"It's not only about the game, you also have to know about the country, where you're going - the different ethnic groups because you have to know the different mentality of the players."

Europe's other African journeymen Germany's Otto Pfister: Rwanda, Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso), Senegal, Ivory Coast, Zaire (now DR Congo), Ghana, Togo, Cameroon. France'sHenri Michel: Cameroon, Morocco, Tunisia, Ivory Coast, Morocco, Kenya Poland's Henryk Kasperczak: Ivory Coast, Tunisia, Morocco, Mali, Senegal, Mali France's Philippe Troussier: Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, South Africa, Morocco

Dealing with pressure

Claude LeRoy managed Cameroon at the 1998 World Cup - his second spell in charge

LeRoy briefly returned to take charge of Cameroon for the 1998 World Cup, and then had spells at Strasbourg, Shanghai and even Cambridge United.

But it was in Africa that his heart lay, and he returned in 2004 to take charge of DR Congo.

"In a country like DR Congo, 78 million people are completely crazy about football," LeRoy says.

"In other countries - even in Brazil - you get a lot of people who say, 'Oh no, I don't care about football.' That never happens


in Africa."

LeRoy's commitment to immerse himself in his chosen country may have won him the respect of the locals, but it has also exposed him to the unique pressures of satisfying a football-mad populace.

"When people in Europe talk about pressure, I'm always laughing, because the pressure in Europe is nothing," says LeRoy. "[Give them] two or three weeks in Africa, then they will see what is pressure."

Getting his way

LeRoy took DR Congo to the 2006 Cup of Nations quarter-finals

But LeRoy has made a habit of delivering under pressure. Against the odds, he took DR Congo the Afcon quarter-finals in 2006, before throwing his lot in with Ghana. A third-place finish at the 2008 tournament duly followed.

The Frenchman says that the perks of his nomadic existence comfortably outweigh thestresses of the job.

"To be a traveller with shoes of wind like me, I'm sure I am a little bit lucky," he says poetically.

LeRoy believes that his earning his living abroad has insulated him from some of the disenchanting changes in European football.

"I love more and more the game of football but I hate more and more the world of football," he says.

In a thinly veiled reference to meddling owners, he adds: "Since the first day in Africa, everybody understood that if I cannot work how I want, I was ready to take the first plane back. Nobody can force me to do anything."

In 2008, LeRoy took Ghana to third place in their home Africa Cup of Nations

Journey's end

Le Roy returned to DR Congo in 2011, but his


second spell was less successful. He failed to get the team out of a tough group at Afcon 2013 - the one black mark on his excellent Cup of Nations record.

Many would have predicted the same fate for a Congo side that had not won an Afcon game for 40 years prior to this year's tournament, but against the odds LeRoy is in the last eight for the seventh time in his extraordinary, nomadic career.

Will this post be his last? "In 2019 the Africa Cup of Nations is in Cameroon and maybe it will be the perfect time to finish the circle. The beginning of everything in Africa was in Cameroon," says Le Roy, who celebrates 50 years in football this June.

His former players will not let himAssassin s

The Hidden Ones, the first of two expansions headed to Assassin's Creed Origins, will arrive this month (January). The DLC picks up Bayek's story after the finale of the main game in a new region ruled by Romans. You should expect a "vast" new story, Ubisoft says, and a level cap increase to 45. There's free stuff coming to Origins as well - a new quest to set the scene for The Hidden Ones' arrival, a Warden outfit from fellow Ubisoft game For Honor, and the return of two Trials of the Gods. (Anubis returns today for a week, followed by Sobek on the 23rd.) The game's daily free Heka chest will soon be able to reward items from the latest paid-for cosmetic DLC sets, too -


to celebrate the arrival of the first expansion, The Hidden Ones Update to the Heka chests item pool, which adds the items from the Nightmare and First Civilization packs, as well as the Gladiator and Wacky packs to the pool A new option to sell outfits at weaver shops That's the free stuff. As for the expansion itself, which is included in the Season Pass (I don't yet see a price listed to buy it alone), it features Bayek fighting the Romans in the new map region as part of events that take place years after the story of Origins. The level cap will jump from 40 to 45, leaving you room to become an even more deadly assassin. Players will also get another chance this month toThe Daily Beast reports that on March 17, 2017 President Donald Trump met with a delegation of veterans’ groups and got into a bizarre dispute about a film classic. Rick Weidman, co-founder of Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA), brought up the problem of Agent Orange, asking the president to broaden the number of veterans who can receive VA benefits for treatment from the herbicide, which was used during the Vietnam War. The president seemed to confuse Agent Orange with napalm, an incendiary gel that was also deployed in that conflict. The president claimed the problem with Agent Orange had already been dealt with.

The the conversation took a strange turn. As The Daily Beast describes the scene:

Attendees began explaining to the president that the VA had not made enough


progress on the issue at all, to which Trump responded by abruptly derailing the meeting and asking the attendees if Agent Orange was “that stuff from that movie.” He did not initially name the film he was referencing, but it quickly became clear as Trump kept rambling that he was referring to the classic 1979 Francis Ford Coppola epic Apocalypse Now, and specifically the famous helicopter attack scene set to the “Ride of the Valkyries.” Source present at the time tell The Daily Beast that multiple people—including Vietnam War veterans—chimed in to inform the president that the Apocalypse Now set piece he was talking about showcased the U.S. military using napalm, not Agent Orange. Trump refused to accept that he was mistaken and proceeded to say things like,the Tudor period


                    Background

      Some of the facts have been stipulated and are so found. The stipulation of

facts and the accompanying exhibits are incorporated herein by this reference.

      Petitioners were married in 2006 and were legally separated in 2014.

I. Petitioners’ Employment

      Petitioners are both electricians and members of the International

Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW Local 150 or union).

      A. Mr. Haag

      In 2012 Mr. Haag worked for several employers on short-term work

assignments. In the first half of the year he worked for Aldridge Electric, Inc.

(Aldridge), atin his

Trailblazer. He updated the notebook daily or weekly, listing the date, the

worksite location, and the number of miles that he drove. He testified that he

recorded only the miles that he drove from the county line (petitioners’ residence

was in Lake County, Illinois) to each worksite and back in accordance with

conversations that he had with other union electricians.
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      Mr. Haag normally was allowed to park at no charge on CTA property near

his assigned Green Line worksites. He testified, however, that he paid between

$150


and $250 to park at two CTA stations (the Garfield and Roosevelt stations)

when free parking was not available.

             2. Ms. Haag’s Vehicle Expenses

      Ms. Haag recorded her vehicle mileage in a pocket calendar that she kept in

her vehicle. Like Mr. Haag, she worked at several CTA Green Line stations in

Chicago, and she recorded the date, the worksite location, and the number of miles

she drove from the Lake County line to each worksite and back.

      Ms. Haag testified that she paid to park at the Garfield and the Roosevelt

CTA Green Line stations while working for Aldridge. Petitioners produced five

receipts showing that they paid $89 for parking inRs 1,000 notes. The deliberations in the meeting on November 8 are a revelation as it shows that RBI did not see demonetisation as a solution to black money and counterfeit notes being used for terror financing and anti-national activity. The government had argued that during 2011-12 to 2015-16, the economy had expanded by 30%, while the pace of rise in Rs 500 notes was 76% and that of Rs 1000 notes was 109%. In counter, RBI said, “The growth rate of economy mentioned is the real rate, while growth in currency is nominal… Hence, the argument does not adequately support the recommendation.”It now appears that the government decision to allow medical stores to accept demonetised currency was at the behest of RBI. Those part of the board


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The patient was a 34-year-old African American US-born single female. At the time of the investigation she was unemployed and lived temporarily with her mother, who had a history of paranoid schizophrenia. The patient was brought to the psychiatry emergency room by ambulance for evaluation of aggression. Upon presentation, the patient described an altercation with her mother\'s landlady, hitting her numerous times in the face with a closed fist. The patient started the altercation because she felt that the landlady practiced voodoo and had cursed her, causing her hair to fall off. She described an overwhelming rage prior to the physical assault. The patient did not show any remorse for her actions: "I hate her," "I did the right things,"being a victim of emotional, physical, or sexual abuse. She had some college education and worked as a nurse aide up till five months prior to presentation to the hospital.

Mental status examination showed a middle-aged, well-groomed, dark-haired woman with poor eye contact and in no apparent distress. The patient was tangential and preoccupied with "voodoo" and was deeply paranoid of her neighbors and her mother\'s landlady. Auditory hallucinations were not elicited, and she denied suicidal ideation at the time of evaluation. The patient continued to endorse homicidal ideation towards her mother\'s landlady. She was awake, alert, orientated in time, place, and person, and attentive and had good concentration but had poor impulse control. Her insight and judgment were impaired. Immediate recall and short- and long-term memory were intact.

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during his campaign event at the BB&T Center on August 10, 2016 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida | Joe Raedle/Getty Images Donald Trump accused of ‘flagrant’ violations of election law Trump campaign still sending out emails asking foreign MPs for campaign cash, says watchdog.

Donald Trump continued to break U.S. election law by soliciting donations from non-Americans, including several European lawmakers, even after legal complaints were filed earlier this year, according to a political watchdog.

The American Democracy Legal Fund, which monitors legal and ethical violations by politicians, criticized the Republican presidential hopeful's "repeated and flagrant" violations of electoral law in a submission to the Federal Election Commission. Campaign donations from foreigners is illegal under U.S. electoral law.

Several complaints about the Trump team's fundraising tactics werefiled in June, including by government watchdogs the Campaign Legal Center and Democracy 21.

The ADLF's supplementary complaint, filed with U.S. election officials Tuesday, said Trump's violations of the law since the earlier actions were "knowing and willful," with emails sent out as late as July 12, almost two weeks after the original complaints were filed. The Federal Election Commission is supposed to notify a campaign of a complaint within five working days. The last day of that timeframe after the initial complaints would have been July 7.

The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment.

MPs from the U.K., Iceland, Finland, Denmark and Australia have gone public after receiving emails from Trump asking for cash as he takes on Hillary Clinton in the race for the White


With a huge chunk of the world currently under stay-at-home orders from their local or national governments, a number of parents are slowly going insane from all the constant screaming over “Into the Unknown” playing on loop. I’m fine, by the way, thank you for asking.

Thankfully, DC Comics has offered help. DC Kids Camp is a new program from the comics publisher offering kid-friendly superhero activities and previews of DC’s middle grade graphic novels.

The program will also feature videos, draw alongs, and crafting tutorials with some of the supremely talented comics creators working on those middle grade books. The first, available on the @dccomicskids Twitter feed and @dckids on Instagram on March 25th, is an interactive demonstration on how to make your own Green Lantern ring with CounterstrikeRock Hall rules state that artists may not be inducted until 25 years after their first release. Therefore, Rush first became eligible in 1998.

But it took another 14 years to get even a nomination. I assume it's a shoo-in for induction, but that's almost moot, in my view.

In 2011, Dave Banks of Wired.com listed 12 reasons Rush should make the Hall.

On Thursday, Banks reiterated the power trio's influence.

"Looking at the list of bands not in the Hall of Fame, two of the biggest snubs are finally addressed in the nominations of Rush and Deep Purple. But when considering some of the bands that went in before them, what does that say about the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as an institution?"

That, in a nutshell, summarizes my only


Specifically, it seems Floyd is battling sophomores Courtney Avery and Terrence Talbott for the second starter's spot at cornerback.

"(Woolfolk is) is a guy who I think, as a senior, has taken some ownership and he's done everything," Michigan coach Brady Hoke said Sunday during the team's media day at Schembechler Hall. "J.T. is fighting. Courtney Avery is fighting, Terrence Talbott, they're all fighting with each other to see who's going to be the guy."

Michigan lost several players from its secondary the past few years due to various forms of attrition, including enrollment hang-ups, transfers and dismissal. The injuries to Woolfolk and Floyd exacerbated the issue last year, and led to inexperienced corners such as Avery, Talbott, Ray Vinopal and James Rogers receiving significant time on the field.

Michigan allowedall those guys there, working with us and getting each other better every day."

Floyd finished with 66 tackles last season — fifth-best on the team, despite playing in only nine games — and one interception. He also broke up one pass and forced one fumble.

He was a steady hand, despite facing tougher assignments in Woolfolk's absence. He's a better player for it, he has said, but that doesn't guarantee he'll reclaim his starting spot.

"Nobody in this program is ever handed anything," defensive coordinator Greg Mattison said last week. "It is unfortunate when a guy gets hurt, but when a guy gets hurt, he has to come back and earn that position. So, we're still in the initial phases of deciding who our best 11 are.

"Troy and J.T. have


The Bowling Green State University football team rolled up nearly 600 yards of total offense on Friday night (Dec. 6) en route to a Mid-American Conference championship. Sophomorethrew for almost 400 yards and five touchdowns as the Falcons defeated No. 14 Northern Illinois, 47-27, to capture the school's first league crown in 21 years. The league championship game was held at Ford Field in downtown Detroit.FINAL STATISTICS: PDF With the victory, the Falcons improve to 10-3 on the season. NIU, one of just three undefeated teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision entering the game, dropped to 12-1.Johnson threw for 393 yards and the five scores, setting career bests in both categories. He found five different receivers on those five TD tosses, with four coming before halftime as theBrown and Orange rolled up 31 first-half points.caught seven of Johnson's passes for 124 yards, whilehad 145 yards receiving on four catches.caught six passes on the night.Bayer, Jackson, Moore,andeach caught a TD pass, and Greene capped the win with a fourth-quarter rushing touchdown.'s two field goals included a career-long 52-yarder early in the fourth quarter.Each team scored on its opening drive of the night, but the Falcons then took a 17-7 lead and never trailed thereafter. The Falcons led by a 31-13 count at the half, and NIU could not draw closer than 11 points in the second periodThe Falcons drove right down the field for a touchdown on the game's opening drive. Moore accounted for 34 yards on the first two plays, with a 23-yard reception followed


by an 11-yard run. On the fifth play of the drove, Johnson rolled to his right and found tight end Beck for a nifty catch-and-run. The 28-yard play gave BGSU an early lead, and Tate made it a 7-0 game with the point-after touchdown.The Huskies answered, as quarterback Jordan Lynch found Juwan Brescacin for a 14-yard score. Brescacin made a one-handed grab in the left corner of the end zone, and a Mathew Sims PAT tied the score with just over five minutes gone.Johnson hooked up with Moore for a 61-yard pass down the left sideline on the first play of the next drive, giving BG a first down at the NIU 14-yard line. The Huskies held, however, and Tate's 26-yard field goal put the Brown and Orangeahead by a 10-7 score.The Falcons held Northern to a three-and-out on the next drive, asandstopped Lynch for a one-yard gain on a third-and-2 play. NIU punted the ball back to BG, and the Falcons went on a 76-yard drive to take a 10-point lead. That drive saw Moore account for the final 61 yards, including a 25-yard catch that gave the Falcons a first down at the Northern 36-yard line. On the next play, Johnson lofted the ball down the center of the field to a wide-open Moore, who trotted into the end zone. Tate's PAT put BG up, 17-7, late in the first quarter.Prior to Moore's back-to-back catches to end that drive, Greene set the BGSU single-season rushing record, breaking the mark of 1,444 yards set


by Fred Durig in the 1951 season.Greene ended the night with a game-high 133 yards rushing on 26 carries.On the ensuing drive, NIU drove to the BG 34, but the Falcons held, and Sims hit a 51-yard field goal on the second play of the second quarter, cutting the Falcons' lead to seven points.Northern's defense forced a three-and-out, and the Huskies gained a combined 36 yards on the first two plays of the next drive. The Falcons held, however, and Sims hit a 45-yard field goal to make it a 17-13 game.The Huskies then attempted an onside kick, and NIU recovered, But, Northern was called for multiple fouls on the play, and the Huskies were forced to re-kick. This time, a holding penalty by BGSU on the returnforced the Falcons to start the drive from the BG 12-yard line.Undaunted, Johnson and the Falcons proceeded to go on a nine-play, 88-yard drive to take an 11-point lead. Jackson caught three passes on that drive, including a 22-yard grab on a post route on the final play. Jackson was wide open as he caught the ball in the end zone for Johnson's third TD pass of the night. On that drive, Johnson was 5-for-5 for 71 yards, giving him 252 yards through the air at that point. After the Johnson-to-Jackson TD connection, Tate's third PAT of the game gave the Falcons a 24-13 advantage with 5:39 left in the half.The next drive saw the Falcons force a third-and-10, but Lynch, the MAC Player of the Year, made


a nice play to keep the drive alive. The NIU QB scrambled away from the BG pressure and found James Spencer for a 13-yard gain and a first down near midfield. Lynch then rushed for six yards and hit Matt Williams for eight more yards and a first down at the Falcons' 38-yard line. But, three passing plays resulted in a loss of three yards, as Lynch threw incomplete on both first and third down, while BG'sblew up a second-down screen pass with a tackle for loss.Sims, having made field goals of 51 and 45 yards, respectively, came on to attempt a 58-yarder. The kick appeared to have the distance, but was wide left, and the Falcons took over with 2:32 left in the half.On the next drive,BG quickly faced a second-down-and-22 situation after a short loss and a penalty. Greene gained 20 of that 22 yards back, but was hit and fumbled near midfield. The Huskies recovered at the Falcons' 49-yard line with 1:22 left before halftime.On the very next play, Lynch – who hadn't thrown an interception since mid-October – nearly gave the ball back to the Falcons. But,could not hold on to a deflected pass. Two plays later, though,batted a Lynch pass into the air andpicked it off at the BG 49 with 65 seconds left in the period.And, Johnson and the Falcons used those 65 seconds to perfection, with 13 seconds to spare. The Falcons needed just 52 seconds to score on an eight-play drive. Johnson found Bayer for completions on


three of those eight plays, with the first two picking up a combined 17 yards and two first downs. And, just as importantly, Bayer got out of bounds to stop the clock on each of those two receptions.The third Johnson-to-Bayer completion of the drive resulted in a 12-yard touchdown, and Tate's kick made it a 31-13 game. Johnson's four touchdowns set a new career standard before the teams had left the field at the half.In that first half, the Falcon sophomore completed 16-of-19 passes for 294 yards and the four scores. Three Falcons had at least four catches before halftime, with Jackson grabbing six passes and Bayer and Moore four apiece.The Huskies took the second-half kickoff and marched down the field for a touchdown. Lynch picked up thefinal eight of Northern's 64 yards on the drive, scampering into the end zone. After Sims' PAT, the Huskies had cut BG's lead to 31-20 with just 2:37 gone in the second half.The Falcons got a 44-yard completion from Johnson to Bayer on the first play of the next drive, though, giving BG the ball at the Huskies' 31-yard line. The Brown and Orange picked up another first down on the drive, as Johnson hitfor 15 yards on a third-and-7 play. BG got to the NIU 8-yard line, but the drive stalled there, and Tate's 26-yard field-goal try went wide left with 8:42 left in the period.NIU took over at the 20-yard line and rumbled downfield. The Huskies kept the ball on the ground, with Lynch gaining a


total of 12 yards on the first two plays, and Cameron Stingily picking up 36 total yards on back-to-back-to-back carries. Northern had a first down at the Falcons' 32-yard line, but the BG defense held, and Sims missed a 44-yard field-goal attempt with 5:22 left in the third quarter.The Falcons moved into Huskie territory on the next drive, with a 20-yard Johnson-to-Bayer pass the big play. BG converted a fourth-down play, as Johnson scrambled for five yards when his team needed four. A holding penalty on the next play, coupled with an intentional grounding call, moved the ball back to the NIU 37 and set up a fourth and long. But, Tate proceeded to drill a career-long 52-yard field goal, giving the Falcons a 34-20 lead in thefirst minute of the fourth quarter.The next drive saw the Falcon defense step up, aspicked off a Lynch pass and returned it 37 yards with 12:58 left in the period. Foster's first career interception set his team up at the NIU 20-yard line, and Johnson hit Bayer at the six-yard line on the next play.After a penalty moved the ball back to the 11, the Falcons were stopped for no gain on the next play. But, on second down, Greene slipped a would-be tackle, gaining five yards after it appeared he would be tackled at the line of scrimmage. Then, Johnson rushed left and whipped a shovel pass to Greene for a six-yard touchdown. Tate's point-after try was blocked, but the Falcons had a 40-20 lead with 10:17


BGSU averaged 8.6 yards per play, and the Brown and Orange picked up 27 first downs in the win.Jordan Lynch ran for 126 yards and two touchdowns, and threw for 219 yards, completing 21-of-40 passes on the night. Brescacin and Tommylee Lewis each had six receptions for the Huskies.The Falcons have won 10 games for the first time since the 2003 season. That '03 campaign was the last time BG had appeared in the MAC Championship game. BGSU's MAC championship, as mentioned, is the program's first since 1992.• The win is the Falcon's first-ever win in a MAC Championship game.• The win marks the 11th MAC Championship for Bowling Green.• The MAC Championship is the first league title for Bowling Green since 1992.• The win pushes the Falconsto 10-3 on the season, marking the program's first double-digit win total since the 2003 season.• The Bowling Green win over No. 14 Northern Illinois is the first victory for the program over a ranked team this season.• The 47-27 victory snaps a three-game losing streak to Northern Illinois and is the first BGSU win over NIU since the 2003 season, when the Huskies were ranked 12th.• Bowling Green improves to 2-0 overall at Ford Field with the win having defeated Northwestern 28-24 in the Motor City Bowl back on Dec. 26, 2003.• Quarterbackset a career-high with five touchdown passes.'s five touchdown passes set a new MAC Championship Game record for the most touchdowns thrown.'s 393 passing yards, a career-high, also ranks as the fifth most passing yards


by a quarterback in a MAC Championship game.surpassed the 3,000 yard mark on the season in the win, as he has amassed 3,195 yards on the year.• Running backbecame the single season rushing leader for Bowling Green, as his 133 yards gives him 1,575 yards on the season surpassing Fred Durig's mark of 1,444 yards set in 1951, which held up for 62 seasons.• The 100-yard game was's ninth of the season, a Bowling Green single season record.• Running back's 133 yards are the sixth most rushing yards in a MAC Championship game.'s 26 rushing attempts ranks as the eighth most in by an individual in a MAC Championship game.• With his 156 all-purpose yards in the MAC Championship game,increased his season total to 1,700 yards which rankssecond in Bowling Green single season history behind only Freddie Barnes' 1,965 yards in 2009.• Tight endhad a career night, as he recorded a career-high in both receptions with seven and in receiving yards with 124.• Wide receivertotaled 145 receiving yards, which ranks fifth all-time in a MAC Championship game.• Place kicker's 52-yard field goal to start the fourth quarter was a career-long and ties the MAC Championship record for the longest field goal in a title game.• Cornerback's 37-yard interception return in the fourth quarter was his first career pick.• Linebackerset a new career-high with 11.0 total tackles in the win.• Cornerbackalso set a new career-high in stops, as he posted 11.0 total tackles on the night.• The 47 points scored by Bowling Green is the most


MINNEAPOLIS -- The Minnesota Vikings re-signed wide receiver Laquon Treadwell four weeks after parting ways with the former first-round pick, the team announced Tuesday.

The move reflects concerns the Vikings have about their wide receiver depth after Chad Beebe was placed on injured reserve Tuesday. He tore ligaments in his ankle during Sunday's 34-14 win over the Oakland Raiders and is not expected to undergo surgery, according to a league source.

Receiver Josh Doctson was placed on injured reserve early in the season.

Those injuries had Minnesota down to three healthy receivers -- Adam Thielen, Stefon Diggs and Olabisi Johnson.

Treadwell, 24, was among the 37 cuts Minnesota made upon finalizing the 53-man roster at the end of August.

Depth concerns have been mounting for some time. Late last week, the Vikings workedout former Philadelphia Eagles receiver Jordan Matthews, former New York Jets WR Deontay Burnett and former Chicago Bears WR Tanner Gentry, sources told ESPN.

Treadwell, a 6-foot-2, 215-pounder, never panned out to the level of expectations set forth when he was drafted 23rd overall in 2016 as a big, physical outside receiver who could also line up in the slot and create mismatches while running underneath routes. Treadwell was passed up by others on the depth chart and failed to grab hold of the No. 3 receiver position behind Thielen and Diggs during the 2017 and 2018 seasons.

Now, he's being given a second chance to ignite his NFL career in the place where it started.

The Vikings were already on the hook for the guaranteed portion of Treadwell's 2019 salary


757 F.Supp.2d 199 (2010)
Loleta GRIFFIN, Plaintiff,
v.
NEW YORK STATE NURSES ASSOCIATION PENSION PLAN AND BENEFITS FUND, Nancy Kaleda, Elliott Kellman, Anne Tahaney, Kenneth Krugar, Charyea Wegee, Marc J. Leff, Ann Parish, Bart Metzger, Joseph Cabral, Fred Eisgrub, and G. Thomas Ferguson, Defendants.
No. 10-CV-824 (JFB)(WDW).
United States District Court, E.D. New York.
December 22, 2010.
*201 Lauren P. Raysor, New York, NY, for Plaintiffs.
Charles F. Seemann III and Kara L. Lincoln, of Proskauer Rose LLP, New Orleans, LA, and Neal S. Schelberg, of Proskauer Rose LLP, New York, NY, and Albert Kalter, New York, NY, for Defendants.

MEMORANDUM AND ORDER
JOSEPH F. BIANCO, District Judge:
Plaintiff Loleta Griffin (hereinafter "Griffin" or "plaintiff") brought this action in New York State Supreme Court, Nassau County, against New York State Nurses Association Pension Plan and Benefits Fund (the "Plan")or exceed the number of her years of Credited Service prior to the break year.
(SPD at D000041.) (emphasis added).[6]

B. Plaintiff's Employment and Pension Benefits

(1) New York Presbyterian
From February 1975 until August 1982, plaintiff was employed at New York Presbyterian Hospital. (AR at D000096, D000103, D000143.) Plaintiff's employment ended at New York Presbyterian in August 1982. New York Presbyterian was a participating employer in the Plan and, thus, plaintiff accrued 7.667 years of credited service for her covered employment.

(2) Mary Immaculate
From August 1982 until plaintiff retired in February 2009, plaintiff was employed at St. Vincent's Mary Immaculate Hospital ("Mary Immaculate"). Mary Immaculate did not become a participating provider in the Plan until February 1, 1995. Therefore, under the Plan, plaintiff worked less than 500 hours of service in each


Counsel
By letter dated May 7, 2009, plaintiff's counsel wrote to the Plan, contending plaintiff was employed at Mary Immaculate from 1975 until 2009 and entitled to seven additional years of credited service based upon the estimated statements received from the Plan in 2003 and 2005.[10]
(AR at D000115-16.) By letter dated June 16, 2009, the claim was denied. (AR at D000113-14.) Tim Antoniak, Pension Department Manager, wrote:
Your letter states that Ms. Griffin was employed at Mary Immaculate Hospital from February 1975 until March 2009. This is incorrect. According to our records, Ms. Griffin was employed at Mary Immaculate Hospital from August 1982 until February 2009.
(AR at D000113.)
Addressing the claim that plaintiff was not provided with her full past service credit, the Pension Department Manager further wrote:
Your letter also stateswas considered lost under the provisions of the Plan.
(AR at D000096.)
The Trustees' letter further explained:
Your appeal letter incorrectly states that Ms. Griffin was employed at Mary Immaculate Hospital from February 1975 until she retired in March 2009. As stated above, Ms. Griffin was employed at N.Y. Presbyterian from February 1975 until her termination in August 1982. She began working at Mary Immaculate Hospital in August 1982 and remained there through February 2009. Ms. Griffin did receive full past service for her employment at Mary Immaculate Hospital. From August 1982 through December 1994, she received 12.667 years of past service credit, plus 14 years of future service credit from 1995 through February 2009 for a total of 26.667 years of credited service under the plan.
(AR at D000096.)

II. PROCEDURAL HISTORY
On


January 11, 2010, plaintiff filed the instant action against defendants in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of Nassau. On February 24, 2010, defendants removed the action to this Court. On March 22, 2010, plaintiff filed a motion to remand to state court. Plaintiff's motion to remand was denied on May 7, 2010. On June 9, 2010, defendants moved to dismiss the common law claims for breach of contract and unjust enrichment and moved for summary judgment on plaintiff's ERISA claim. Plaintiff filed her opposition on July 16, 2010. Defendants filed a reply on August 2, 2010. Oral argument was scheduled to be held on November 8, 2010 but plaintiff's counsel was unable to appear. By letter dated November 15, 2010, the parties jointlyJordan Hooper earned one of 12 spots on the USA Basketball World University Games Team.

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Courtesy: NU Athletic Communications

05/22/2013

Lincoln - Nebraska's Jordan Hooper earned a position on USA Basketball's 12-player roster for the Women's World University Games, USA Basketball announced on Sunday.

Hooper, a 6-2 forward from Alliance, Neb., captured her first roster spot with USA Basketball in her first trip to a trials. The two-time All-American has powered Nebraska to back-to-back NCAA tournaments, including a trip to the NCAA Sweet 16 as a junior in 2013.

Hooper, a two-time first-team All-Big Ten selection, earned a spot on USA Basketball's Women's World University Games Team after three days (May 16-18) of intense competition among 33 of the nation's top collegians at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in


Colorado Springs.

The U.S. Women's Basketball Junior National Team Committee chose the select squad that will represent the United States at the World University Games in Kazan, Russia, July 8-15. Hooper and the other 11 members of the U.S. team will meet again for training at the USOC June 25-July 1.

"I am really excited," Hooper said. "I didn't really think I had much of a chance to make the team honestly, because there were so many great players, and I didn't really feel like I played that well the first two days. But I made up my mind from the beginning to just go out and play hard and do my best, and I think that's what the coaches liked about me."

Hooper, who will sporting No. 10 for USABasketball, is one of five members of the 2013 USA Basketball Women's World University Games Team who will be making their first appearances on a U.S. squad. Shoni Schimmel (Louisville), Aaryn Ellenberg (Oklahoma), Crystal Bradford (Central Michigan) and Tricia Liston (Duke) all join Hooper as first-timers on the U.S. team.

The other seven members of the squad have multiple years of a experience with USA Basketball, including Ariel Massengale (Tennessee), Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (UConn), Bria Hartley (UConn), ReShanda Gray (Cal), Cassie Harberts (USC), Theresa Plaisance (LSU) and Odyssey Sims (Baylor). The team will be coached by Sherri Coale (Oklahoma) with help from assistants Brian Giorgis (Marist) and Coquese Washington (Penn State).

"It is a great opportunity," Hooper said. "I am just going to try to make the most of it and


South Korea's military resumed its crackdown operations near the tense sea border with North Korea Saturday as the country stepped up efforts to drive out illegal Chinese fishing there during the peak season for blue crabs.

On Friday, four South Korean boats carrying military police officers entered the neutral waters where the estuary of the Han River meets the Yellow Sea in South Korea's first joint crackdown operation with the United Nations Command since the border areas were declared a no man's land in the armistice which ended the 1950-53 Korean War.

The crackdown team was again sent into the region early Saturday, the JCS said in a press release.

Military officials said about 10 Chinese fishing boats that retreated into North Korea-controlled waters during the initial Friday operation still remainedin the same place.

"Today's operation focused on blocking the Chinese vessels' course toward the South Korean side," the JCS said.

June is a high season for catching blue crab in the largely untouched fishing ground, tempting Chinese fishermen to intrude into the militarily sensitive border areas between the Koreas.

South Korea has recently formed a crackdown team of four vessels with 24 military and coast guard forces and UNC Military Armistice Commission personnel as illegal Chinese fishing has soared in the sensitive border areas.

In the five months of 2016, Chinese fishing boats have been detected fishing in the neutral waters on around 520 occasions, according to the Ministry of National Defense.

The armistice's annex governing civil shipping in neutral waters says no Korean or foreign ships are allowed except those that


are officially registered with South or North Korea.

Military officials have said the crackdown operation will continue until the last Chinese fishing boat leaves the Han River estuary.

As the operation kicked off on Friday, China's foreign ministry pledged cooperation with South Korea to stop the illegal Chinese fishing.

"China puts great importance on educating its fisherman," said China's foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei, adding that Beijing respects international treaties on fishing and the local laws of the countries where its fishermen operate.

The ruling and opposition parties called on the government in unison to step up its crackdown on illegal fishing by Chinese boats and craft diplomatic countermeasures.

In a statement, the ruling Saenuri Party said that Chinese boats' illegal fishing has "gone too far" and reached a point where it couldoffense level by two points under U.S.S.G. § 3C1.1 for obstruction of justice.  Based on Singleton's demeanor at trial, the district court found that Singleton had deliberately used his brother's false testimony at trial as part of a strategy to distract the jury.  Because the district court's finding is supported by the record, we affirm.
In a superseding indictment, Bennie Singleton was charged with robbing three banks, one on August 19, 1996, one on October 8, 1996, and one on October 15, 1996.  In response to the government's inquiry about a possible alibi defense, Mr. Singleton stated that he might call his mother, father, and brother to testify that on the dates of the robberies he was making repairs on his parents' house.  The case


proceeded to jury trial where Mr. Singleton represented himself with standby counsel.  During the government's cross-examination, Mr. Singleton's brother, Jesse, testified he remembered seeing Bennie working on their parents' house at the exact time the LaSalle Bank was robbed on October 15, 1996.  Nonetheless, the jury convicted Bennie on all counts.
After the sentencing hearing, the district judge imposed an upward adjustment for obstruction of justice.  Judge Zagel stated that he was relying not merely on the fact that the jury disbelieved Jesse's testimony, but also on Bennie's demeanor at trial.  Based on a guideline range of 168 to 210 months, Judge Zagel sentenced Bennie to 192 months' imprisonment.  On appeal, Bennie challenges the district court's finding that he obstructed justice within the meaningTourist Sights

The Glory of Ryazan is the Ryazan Kremlin. It is the ancient historical heart of the city. Throughout the long history of its existence the Kremlin has been rebuilt many times and eventually it has been formed into an entire architectural complex. It comprises a number of outstanding monuments of Old Russian architecture and the classicism of the XV-XIX centuries.

The museum is situated in a picturesque place on thebank of the Oka river in the old Russian village of Konstantinovo, the native land of the greatest poet of Russia Sergey Esenin. The museum expositions are unique.The memorial exposition is connected with the poet’srelatives and describes the Ryazan period of the poet’slife. The literary exposition tells about Esenin’s creativework. In the museum you can see documentary filmswhich demonstrate


some episodes from the poet’s life.

The historical-archeological reserve «Old Ryazan» is a part of the ryazan historical and architectural museum-reserve. The unique archeological memorial of Ancient Ryazan is one of the largest sites of formercities without modern building up in Europe. This reserveis situated at the territory of the capital of theRyazan princedom which was destroyed during Tatarinvasion in 1237.

The Svyato-Ioanno-Bogoslovsky Monastery was foundedin honour of its apostle and evangelist Ioann Bogoslovin the XIII century A.D. It is situated 25 kilometresfrom Ryazan, in the village of Poshchupovo. The monasteryis one of the most ancient ones in Ryazan region, and now the monks of the cloister live according to theage-old traditions.

«Meshcherskiy» National Park includes the beautiful river Pra and unique Klepiki lakes, an abundance of mushrooms and berries, salubriousforest air. It’s the ideal place for having a holiday with family, walking on foot or by bicycle, kayaking and skiing, recovering your poise and to charge yourself by good vibes for a long time.

The museum is one of the oldest museums in Russia. Its collection includes over ten thousand original works of native and Western European representatives of different artistic forms and genres of the XV-XX centuries

Oksky National Park is a calm and picturesque place in Meschera. A special attention in the Park is paid to research and conservation of rare species of animals. The nurseries for breeding thoroughbred aurochs, Russian muskrat are known not only in Russia but also in many foreign countries.

The ex-estate of S.P. von Dervis, a son of a famous builder of the


Moscow-Kazan railway, is situated in the centre of village Kiritsy. The palace combines different styles: Gothic, Pseudo-gothic, Mauritanian, Russian Classical etc.

The stud was founded by a Ryazan landlord, horse expert baron fon Derviz. In terms of architecture, design and decoration the horse part of the stud could compete with the best samples of horse breeding architecture.

Wicker-making was an integral part of the traditionalpeasant culture of the Shilovo area. Every family madenecessary articles for their needs: baskets, cookingutensils, boxes, chairs, cradles, sledges and so on.

Wonderful cheerfulness of Mikhailov lace is in quantity of colours: from modest,restrained and strict to bright, merry combinations of red and white with blue, red and white with yellow, red and black. Technology of numeral lace making is unique and doesn’t have any analogs.

In theof the center and enroll into a «Cossack initiation ritual».

Kasimov is the only place where one can remark the amicable neighborhood of mosque and orthodox churches and Russian and Tatar language, and where the customs of both peoples fit well into modern town citizens’ life.

The museum is situated in Izhevskoe, the native villageof the scientist. The Ryazan period of Tsiolkovsky’s life, his theory, fragments from the history of cosmonautics, a space apparatus and other objects from the sphereof space investigations are described here.

The museum is organized on the basis of the Institute,which is situated in the Ryazan region. Its expositionpresents the history of horse — breeding, different racesof horses, peculiarities of their breeding and lookingafter them, the variety of harness.

The museum is created on the basis of the


Inter-regionschool of masters. The exhibits of the museum presentsthe variety of styles of wooden architecture, demonstrate Russian culture and old traditions.

The Svyato-Uspensky Vyshinsky Convent is popular with pilgrims of Russia. It was founded in 1625. Here are Saint Feofan’s relic and the icon of Kazanskaya Mother of God. In these places there are a lot of holy springs with pure and cool water.

The Kasimov Museum of Local Lore, one of the oldest museums of the Ryazan region, has more than 20 distinctive and interesting collections: archaeological artifacts, icons, wooden polychromatic statuary art, graphic arts, painting, Russian and Tatar ethnographical collections.An American man has been arrested after allegedly pretending to be a young girl online in an attempt to get Australian girls to send him naked photos.

Shaun Dickson, 22, was allegedly pretending to be an 11-year-old girl on Instagram and contacted many underage girls for sexually explicit content.

Investigators allege the 22-year-old convinced an eight-year-old Australian girl to send him nude images.

According to investigators Dickson threatened the young girl when she wouldn't send more images and shared them around with other people.

Shaun Dickson (pictured), 22, was allegedly pretending to be an 11-year-old girl on Instagram and contacted many underage girls for sexually explicit content

Officers found images of the eight-year-old on several devices in Dickson's home, the Courier Journal reported.

The 22-year-old was charged on Friday for possession of matter portraying


a sexual performance by a minor, distribution of matter portraying a sexual performance by minor, prohibited use of an electronic communications device to procure a minor for a sex offence and use of a minor under 16 years in a sexual performance.

It isn't the first time the 22-year-old is facing child pornography charges, as he was on house arrest for the same offences when he got arrested.

Looking over court records on Friday morning, Jefferson District Judge Amber Wolf said: 'He was on home incarceration for the same exact offences in circuit court'.

Dickson was awaiting trial in May for the similar charges.

After a three month investigation, Dickson was found to be allegedly sending sexually explicit pictures to a minor in Greece via Skype, and was arrested in November 2017.

Hewas told he wasn't allowed to have any communication devices.

Investigators allege the 22-year-old asked an eight-year-old Australian girl to send him nude images (stock image)

However, investigators say Dickson violated those orders and became a re-offender, targeting several minors from Australia.

The case against the 22-year-old is ongoing and investigators say more victims may turn up.

Dickson is currently being held in Louisville Metro Corrections with a court date set for March 11.

In an arraignment hearing on Friday, Dickson's bond was set at $250,000 and he was told he isn't to use any electronic devices or contact underage children.


42 and 27 were significant and would help police find the missing women. Another said the pair would be found about five miles from where they were last seen; another said searchers should look in the Ohio River; still another said the women were within 300 feet of a rural, white church somewhere. Thirty different “psychics” gave 30 different answers.

The women were found, not by psychics, nor by police.

The skeletal remains of Wasson and Walters were spotted Oct. 14 by a hunter and his son in a secluded field near Interstate 71 in Kentucky. One of the women was in the car, the other was nearby, apparently having tried in vain to reach the highway. There were no signs of foul play; the pair had missed their exitInsurance Company (hereinafter Western National), as insurer of plaintiff Meister, pay benefits in addition to the basic economic loss benefits paid by Mutual Service Casualty Insurance Company (hereinafter MSI), the insurer of Michael Meister's employer. The District Court of Carlton County ruled in favor of Western National, the court of appeals reversed, and Western National appealed here. We affirm the court of appeals.
On August 9, 1988, Michael Meister suffered severe head injuries when he was thrown from the back of the pickup truck in which he was riding. Meister's employer, Gunflint Lodge, Inc., owned and furnished the truck from which Meister fell; however, Meister was not working at the time of the accident. The accident occurred after another lodge employee who was transporting the lodge's inflatable river rafts


expense benefits to Meister for medical expenses incurred as a result of the accident. On November 21, 1988, Meister rejected the $20,000 draft tendered by MSI because he determined that he was entitled to basic economic loss benefits from Western National. Meister had filed his claim for benefits with Western National on November 10, 1988. At the time of the summary judgment motion, MSI had not withdrawn its November 8, 1988 tender of basic economic loss benefits.
On January 18, 1989, Meister commenced suit against Western National, MSI, and Gunflint Lodge, Inc. He contended that, as a matter of law, he was entitled to receive economic loss benefits from Western National in the amount of $40,000 for medical expense benefits and $40,000 for income loss benefits pursuant to Minn.Stat.German TV drops Derrick show over SS actor revelations Published duration 2 May 2013

image caption Horst Tappert is seen here at a ceremony in Munich in 2003

German broadcaster ZDF has dropped repeat showings of a popular detective series after it emerged its late star had hidden his Waffen SS past.

Archives released last month reveal Horst Tappert, who played Derrick in the show of the same name, had served in the Totenkopf panzer division.

Tappert, who died in 2008, had remained tight-lipped about his war record.

According to the archives, the 19-year-old panzer grenadier was wounded on the Eastern Front in 1943.

With its motto "My Honour Is Loyalty", the Totenkopf (skull) division became one of the most ruthless units of the Waffen SS - the combat arm of Hitler's SS paramilitary