drawn from local colleges, towns, and the streets. At one point, the boys shyly tried out the people’s mic, a movement phenomenon through which a crowd repeats and amplifies a speaker’s words. Andriotakis, having two children who volunteer at the Medic Tent in the campground, later said “I asked [my grandsons] which they like better, Occupy Boston or the Children’s Museum and they said ‘Occupy Boston, Occupy Boston!’”

After going through Downtown Crossing and cutting through Boston Common, the march turned left at the State House and headed down Beacon Street. They stopped to jeer and flip the bird at what may be the Beacon Hill townhouse of Robert E. Gallery, a local Bank of America president. Reaching a footbridge to the Charles River, the protestors ran onto itFriday, January 11, 2013

Its moment has come, but the global warming lobby

is too discredited to seize it.

By HOLMAN W. JENKINS, JR.

WSJ.COM 1/12/13: When the president says "my dog has no nose," trust the media to fashion an accurate restatement of his statement, something along the lines of "the president said today his dog has no nose."

When the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says 2012 was the hottest year on record in the "contiguous United States," trust the media to transcribe the statement accurately. A disaster for public understanding begins only when the media stop transcribing and start using their own brains.

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Said the New York Times climate blog, in an assertion that was echoed throughout the media: "The temperature differences between years are usually measured in fractions of a degree, but 2012 blew away the previous record, set in 1998, by a full degree Fahrenheit."

Really? If that were true, then hair-on-fire news should have been the fact that 2012 was 2.13 degrees hotter than 2011. That's a far more dramatic change, and in a single year.

Nor was it mentioned that 2008, in the contiguous U.S., was two degrees cooler than 2006. Or that 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 were all cooler than 1998 by a larger margin than 2012 was hotter than 1998.

Are you getting the picture? None of this was mentioned because itputting the facilities' US funding at risk.

White House deputy press secretary Sarah Sanders said the Trump administration has not decided on similar exemptions yet.

"The [George W.] Bush regulations implementing this policy excluded hospitals," she wrote in an email responding to questions on the policy from BuzzFeed News. "We will be issuing regulations as well, and may very well address the issue of hospitals there."

Sanders' statement is significant. It's the first time a Trump administration official has suggested that hospitals may have to agree to the so-called gag rule as a condition to receive global health assistance. It's also the administration's first clear indication that it may depart from the ground rules laid out last time the policy was enacted.

But the clarification also raises more questions. The Bush-era ground


global health funding.

In her email, Sanders described the rationale behind the expansion.

"Family planning was the giant pot back then. Today, family planning programs are joined by major investments in global health programs for HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, and many other specific initiatives. This Memorandum reflects the current state of foreign assistance," Sanders wrote.

But the broad language worries public health experts who say that HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention, some gender-based violence initiatives, vaccination programs, and other health interventions could be put at risk by the policy.

Most health groups, including the WHO, said it was too soon to know exactly how the expanded policy would affect their work.

Sanders also clarified the reasoning behind the administration's expansion of the policy.

"The foreign abortion industry has followed the money and moved into otherwin government contracts and grants and provide services the grant outlines, and at the same time with their own private funding, they may be working against" stated government goals like increased family planning reach, Rucks said.

Bush also carved out an exception to the Mexico City policy for the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) in 2003, the same year he initiated the fund, and for multilateral organizations. In its first four years alone, Stanford University researchers estimated the program saved 740,000 lives in nine countries.

It's still unclear whether Trump's implementation of the policy will also exempt those institutions. A draft of another executive order curtailing multilateral funding, seen by BuzzFeed News, specifically prohibits US funding for any international organization that "directly or indirectly" supports the performance of


than he was paid over those years.

And that to me, is the silver lining to these opt-out deals. If the player opts-out, Then the team in essence had the player on a short-term, surplus-laden deal. If things go wrong then it's a long-term deal, but the players do indeed appear to be taking discounts in order to get these deals.

Opt-outs have exploded this season. Eight players have received at least one in their contracts, with Jason Heyward managing to get two in his deal. Of those eight deals, Ian Kennedy's deal with the Royals is the only one where the costs before and after the opt-out haven't been reported. So we'll exclude him for now. Here are the other seven:

The projections use an average of Steamer and Zipson a rate basis, while using Fangraphs' depth charts for playing time projections. ZiPS creator Dan Szymborski made two projections for Cespedes, one as a corner outfielder and one as a centerfielder, and I averaged those two together. Some common assumptions: decline each player a half a win each year, and use $8M for the cost of a win in 2016 with 5% inflation for the years after. Here's a value estimate for each player's pre-opt-out years:

A lot of surplus value to look at there. Cespedes is the only player that offers a negative surplus value over his pre-opt-year(s), but that's to be expected. Cespedes was thought by many to end up getting overpaid, due to a walk season way better than previous seasons as well as the


it's making a bet that the player will be worth it over the whole deal, through some combination of strong performance in the early years and aging well. The opt-out deal centers the bet on the early years which are, by baseball's nature, easier to project than the later years. The later years are still important as if the player does opt-in you don't want him to fall off a cliff, but you avoid the situation altogether if he opts out.

Recouping a draft pick

The Cardinals have avoided the opt-out in a similar nature that they've avoided signing players with compensation attached. But while draft picks are very scarce resources (and the same resource that helped build the Cardinals' run of success) the Cards shouldn't feel similarly about opt-outs.In fact, opt-outs make signing a player with compensation attached more palatable.

If the player is playing well, he most likely opts out. Also, if he's playing well enough to opt-out of a significant guarantee, he's going to turn down a Qualifying Offer, netting the team a draft pick once he signs with someone else. So in that sense, the Cardinals would essentially be pushing the pick down the road a few years. The pick isn't a sure thing and there's Net Present Value considerations, but this means the average cost in terms of draft picks is only a fraction of the usual penalty.

The upcoming new CBA and two years of a weak free agent market

However, there will be a new CBA in place by next year's off-season, and


weaker the next two years, followed by an all-time great free agent class in the 2018-2019 off-season. The only player who can only opt out after 2018 is Price, and if he's still close to as valuable as he is now he'll have no problems still getting a good deal. Heyward could opt-out after the 2018 season, but unless he has a particularly strong season he might just take another $20M and opt-out after the 2019 season.

Team Strategy in Opt-Out deals

We see a variety of ways to structure a deal with an opt out. Price and Chen's deals are back-loaded like a typical free agent deal, with the player taking a lower AAV in the pre-opt-out portion than the post-opt-out portion. Upton and Kazmir's deals are even-loaded overchaos, a seven-year-old girl was killed inside the house.

"The city was very concerned, understandably, and they patently said that no documentary film crews could follow police around any more," Richman explained. "It oddly became the one city in America where a documentary crew cannot follow police around, so the realism of the concept was immediately undermined."

Other news from the panel follows below:

-- Zabel said that there are "lots of benefits to shooting in Detroit," and that they are aiming to fill out their crew with a lot of locals.

-- On what attracted them to Detroit: Richmond said, "It's a really compelling place, it's a quintessential American city in transition, it's an underdog story. It was very important that all the characters in this show were bound to the


of pride in the force, they're from the city, they're passing places where they grew up so they have a need to protect the city and those places they're familiar with."

-- Zabel said that they'll be casting the show in four different cities, Detroit, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. "We want the most eclectic, diverse cast that we can find. Every episode will have a number of roles played by Detroit natives."

-- Star James McDaniel admitted that he was "one of the rah-rah team that wanted to shoot in Detroit, because that's where the action is." He went on to discuss the reactions that friends were having when he told them he was moving to Detroit, noting that many of them were "sorry to hear it." HeThree-year-old raped by father, abandoned by mother, struggles for survival

Mumbai: On November 25, a brave 19-year-old girl caught her neighbour in the act of raping his three-year-old daughter, and rescued the child. Since then, the only family known to Asha (name changed to protect privacy) as she inches towards a recovery, are doctors who have been treating her, cops stationed to watch over her, and a caretaker appointed by the NGO that is in charge of her care and protection. Her father, thankfully, is in jail. Her mother has nothing to do with her, having remarried years ago.

Asha's ordeal began last month, when the teenager spotted her being raped by her father, and tried to stop him. Threatened by him, she retreated out of fear for her own


safety, but returned resiliently to the crime scene and found the bleeding child. The teenager then washed and dressed the girl before handing her over to the police. According to her caretaker who works with the NGO Yuva Childlife, the child's father forced her to drink alcohol, and then covered her eyes with a scarf. Inebriated, the child fell asleep, only to wake up with pain in her genital area. Doctors later confirmed a tear in her vagina.

The good news is that Asha is now out of danger. The NGO has ensured that someone is always present at the hospital to look after her. Vijay Kharat from Yuva Childlife said, "We came to know about her condition through the media, and were keeping track of her health. Shehas recovered from two successful surgeries. In three days, we will confirm the date of her third and final surgery.

The Child Welfare Committee (CWC) will decide where the victim will reside after she is discharged. We might even keep her in our association's cottage." For all the pain that she had braved, Asha's spirit is resilient. "She is very well behaved and friendly. She loves playing with the other patients," said her caretaker from CWC. Until last week, Kolsewadi police had assigned two female constables to watch over Asha.

As per the Juvenile Justice Act, child victims are to be produced before the CWC within 24 hours of the crime, but there was an inordinate delay of almost a week on part of the Kolsewadi police in doing so.


While they attributed it to the fact that she was severely injured at the time and unfit to be physically produced, CWC members maintained that her case should have been produced, if only on paper. Her father, allegedly a drunkard and a drug addict, has been booked on charges of rape, causing hurt, criminal intimidation and kidnapping.

After taking Asha into its custody, the CWC appointed a psychiatrist to counsel her and has also ensured that she has a supply of toys to keep herself occupied.Tim Eyman is running for governor ... and against Seattle Nov 21, 2019 at 3:09 pm

First order of business if he wins: Not paying his car tab bill.

Tim Eyman, the anti-tax man of Washington state, confirmed the news to KUOW, saying he has no party affiliation as of yet, and has been equally frustrated by Republicans and Democrats at times. But he made clear his plans to capitalize in anti-Seattle sentiment among conservatives in making his first run for office. Eyman sponsored Initiative 976 to reduce statewide car tab fees to $30. It passed in this month's election. But he said voters outside Seattle who supported it are dismayed by Seattle’s prompt legal challenge. “I think people are just sick and tired of Seattle making every single decision


Sadiq Khan has felt the wrath of Donald Trump more frequently than any other British politician. While Prime Minister, Theresa May, and Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, have managed to avoid the receiving end of the American President’s frequent and vociferous Twitter tirades, Mr Khan has been rather less fortunate.

The most recent example of President Trump rebuking the London Mayor after the London Bridge terror attacks was by no means an isolated incident. The politician’s feud with each other arguably stems back to a year and a half ago when Mr Trump announced he would ban all Muslims from entering the US.

Back in December 2015, the Republican frontrunner called for all Muslims to be banned from entering the US in the wake of a deadly mass shooting in Sanwas supporting Mr Trump's Democrat rival, Hillary Clinton, saying: “I hope she trounces him”.

In another interview at the time, he also said: “If Donald Trump becomes the President, I’ll be stopped from going there by virtue of my faith, which means I can’t engage with American mayors and swap ideas.”

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It was not until the Westminster attack in March of this year that Mr Khan again had friction with the Trump family. After the attack, President Trump’s eldest son, Donald Jnr, launched into a scathing attack on Mr Khan, sharing a six-month-old story by The IndependentResearchers have found that nearly 600 plant extinctions have taken place over the last two and a half centuries, according to a new paper published in Nature Ecology and Evolution.

The 571 proven plant extinctions lost since 1753 is twice the number of animal species lost in the same time frame and nearly four times as many plants lost as botanists recently estimated. The researchers with the Royal Botanic Gardens in the UK and Stockholm University also noted that many plant species disappeared without anyone ever knowing about them, pushing the true number of extinctions much higher.

The extinction rate — 500 times greater now than before the Industrial Revolution — is also quite alarming, according to The Guardian. This number, too, is likely an underestimate.

"This study is the first


Eimear Nic Lughadha, Ph.D., at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, who was part of the research team, as The Guardian reported. "They provide the oxygen we breathe and the food we eat, as well as making up the backbone of the world's ecosystems – so plant extinction is bad news for all species."Thank you to everyone that turned up to enjoy the sunshine, football and help raise money for the League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital. £3,500 in total was raised via various methods and plans area already underway for a bigger and better tournament in 2015!

Chairman of The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial, Pamela Bryant MBE: “The Totally Locally Teddington World Cup was a great community event and we are thrilled at the money raised to support the League of Friends work for the benefit of Teddington Memorial Hospital and its patients. We are very grateful for the huge effort and enthusiasm of TL Teddington who made all this happen and the generosity of many people who donated, bought raffle tickets and participated in the football tournament.”

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as though Bears receivers were working off of a route tree that resembled a tangled wire hanger placed in the middle of the field.

Though Alshon Jeffery's final stats indicated he was clearly the best player on the offensive side of the ball, it was hardly a complete effort.

Juxtaposed against his 105 first half receiving yards, the star's catchless second half was emblematic of the Bears' entire opening week performance.

Kevin White looked particularly lost, especially when compared to Jeffery's first-half effort. His lackluster NFL debut included bad routes and a lack of explosiveness (I don't know if it's a word, but try saying "explosivenessless" five times fast). At one point in the third quarter, White wandered aimlessly towards the Texans' sideline, presumably because they had snacks.

Give him some time.By Week 6, he'll know the Capri Sun cooler is right next to Kyle Fuller, not with the opposition.

Eye On The Opposition: Life In The Wentz Lane
After trading presumptive starting QB Sam Bradford*** to Minnesota for a first-round pick, a conditional early round pick and the first-born son of an Amish farmhand who can spin straw into copper (before you turn up your nose, consider the material costs associated with an entire stadium's worth of piping), the "Iggles" (as they're known by those screaming nonsense from inside a Philly jail cell) look to bounce back from a season that went only marginally better than a five-alarm petting zoo fire.

Here's a quick list of low-lights from their last season:

Preseason Game One: Running back DeMarco Murray demands a trade after


some fine things have been laid upon your tapeworm."

Week 11: As a child, Jameis Winston grew up an Eagles fan. As an adult, his Buccaneers took a steaming dook all over Philly's season by beating the home team 45-17. Towards the end of the contest, Winston baited the crowd by shouting "I nailed your sister last night" at the top of his lungs. Taking the claim literally, dozens of drunken fans were subsequently arrested for storming the field. While running for his life, Winston remembered that nearly everyone in Philadelphia has a whore sister.

Week 16: Head coach Chip Kelly is fired with a single game remaining on the schedule. That actually happened. Nothing says "I hate your fucking face" like management assigning someone else to 80 hours' worthServices, which filed the lawsuit.

Some of the illegal immigrants arrested in raid who will benefit from the settlement have returned to Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras; others are still in the U.S. Greater Boston Legal Services is trying to locate former workers who would receive the money.

According to the lawsuit, the company tried to avoid paying overtime by giving workers paychecks from Michael Bianco for day shift work and checks from a bogus second company, called Front Line Defense, for evening shift work.

The separate checks made it appear that workers who put in long hours had not exceeded the 40-hour-a-week mark that triggers overtime pay.

The lawsuit also alleged Michael Bianco had so few time clocks that workers waited in long lines to clock in, then were illegally docked


Leadership in charge of Middlemore Hospital and the Minister of Health are at odds over whether the Minister was informed of the extent of problems at Middlemore Hospital.

At the centre of the dispute: What the Minister described to Stuff as a "wodge of papers".

The papers were given to him during a visit to the hospital a month ago - March 13. During the visit, Health Minister David Clark he was told of the leaking sewerage, the rot and the mould in the Scott building.

Crucially, he says he was not told of issues in the other buildings.

But the chief executive of the Counties Manukau District Health Board Gloria Johnson says those papers contained information about "similar problems in multiple buildings", she told Stuff.

An email she sent to board membersfor the Minister to claim he wasn't briefed before he visited the Scott building.

"These documents clearly indicate that the Minister was briefed as early as October and not only took no action at that time but claimed not to have been informed of the issues," Mr Woodhouse said.

"This raises serious questions of whether the Minister has misled the media, Parliament and the public, and I think they are owed an urgent explanation."

The former Health Minister Jonathan Coleman has repeatedly insisted he was not informed of the building problems at Middlemore.

"I spoke to the DHB regularly, I visited it regularly - was not told anything of the problems," he said.

The DHB told Newshub it will not be commenting on the issue.

Newshub.


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In 1999, a seven-day-long hijack of Indian Airlines Flight 814 came to an end after the aircraft was flown to multiple locations, ordered by multiple gunmen in Taliban-controlled territories.

The aircraft was first hijacked after it entered Indian airspace before being flown to Amritsar, Lahore, and Dubai.

The hijackers were finally forced to land in Kandahar, Afghanistan, where the aircraft was surrounded by Taliban fighters to prevent any Indian military intervention.I didn't get my photo taken. I wasn't part of that group (I lived in a smaller town to the north), though I did meet one of those kids when I later went on to junior high school in town. Pretty funny story about that. I don't know if it's in any of these articles, but somebody burnt 666 in the Wolfe's front lawn. This was seen as the time of evidence of real satanists. When I later met that kid and started to hang out with him, he revealed that it was him and one of the other players in the game at the rec center that had done it!


He goes to the heart of issues very quickly.”

When Lilly needed a Democrat, instead of a Republican, in the position of senior vice president for corporate affairs and communications after Democrats retook the White House in 2008, Azar moved into a different job. He was eventually promoted to run Lilly USA, the sales and marketing operations of the global company’s U.S. commercial business.

From the beginning of his time in Indiana, Azar was involved in the community – including serving on boards of the Indianapolis Airport Authority and the Indianapolis Symphony.

“He really poured himself into the community,” said John Hammond, an Indianapolis-based lobbyist and member of the Republican National Committee.

That included a high level of involvement in Republican politics.

“He’s been a very loyal, thoughtful guy in a little moreand knows Azar, heads the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Verma’s deputy chief of staff is a former aide to Pence, as is the director of Medicaid who previously served as Pence’s health care policy director when Pence was governor.

Seema Verma is sworn-in as Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services by US Vice President Mike Pence, beside Verma's daughter Maya, in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building at the White House complex in Washington, DC, USA, 14 March 2017.(Photo: MICHAEL REYNOLDS, EPA)

Another former Pence health policy aide is a liaison between HHS and Congress.

Azar has called Verma “one of the leaders in reinventing Medicaid.” He shares her view that the health care program for low-income Americans has to be put on a more “sustainable” financial


Moreno said he received written undertakings from Britain that Assange would not be sent anywhere to face the death penalty, torture or ill treatment. The WikiLeaks co-founder faces up to 12 months in prison for breaching UK bail when he entered the embassy in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over allegations including rape, which he denies. The US is seeking his extradition for allegedly conspiring with Chelsea Manning to break into a classified government computer.

Brexit, money, property, you – Dividends paid on UK shares jumped to a record high in the first three months of the year, putting investors on track for £100bn in payouts this year. Bosses remain pessimistic about Brexit, though, according to Deloitte – eight out of 10 finance leaders expect the long-term businesshis utopian ideas be translated into realistic policy changes? Plus: J Oliver Conroy on David Buckel, a year on from the climate protester’s death in New York.

Lunchtime read: Louise Redknapp’s new life goals

For 19 years Louise Nurding, the former star of the pop group Eternal, gave up everything to play housewife to her famous footballer husband, Jamie Redknapp. And while the British public is very used to footballers leaving their wives, no one seemed to know what to make of it when, in 2017, the narrative was reversed.

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The now single Louise Redknapp is playing Violet, the character made famous by Lily Tomlin, in 9 to 5 The Musical – the West End production of the classic 1980 film. “Redknapp herself is


Morton claimed that the two of them were playing with a 9-millimeter handgun, and Mangan was supposed to take a picture of Morton aiming the gun at him. With the gun aimed at his friend, Morton pulled the trigger, shooting Mangan in the face. After the murder, Morton took a selfie, which was uploaded to Snapchat, an app that allows users to send pictures, which will automatically delete themselves in 1–10 seconds, to other users. In the picture, Morton is smiling while his dead friend lies crumpled up behind him. The photo said “Maxwell.”

A friend took a screenshot of the picture, and the police were contacted. The selfie was key evidence when Morton was charged with first-degree murder. Another piece of evidence was a text to a friendthat said, “Told you I cleaned up the shells,” and “Ryan was not the last one.” Morton said that the shooting was accidental. The picture has not been released to the media.

9 Jamie Reynolds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAY9I963niQ
Sometime between 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM on May 26, 2013, 17-year-old Georgia Williams went to the home of 23-year-old Jamie Reynolds in Wellington, England. His parents were away, and he told Williams to come over for a photo shoot. Once Reynolds had Williams in his house, he got a noose around her neck and managed to hang her. Reynolds took pictures of himself with Williams as she died. After she was dead, he continued to take pictures as he stripped and violated her body.

Two days after Williams was last heard from, her family contacted


the police, and Reynolds was arrested in Scotland the day after Williams was reported missing. Williams’s body was found on May 31, and Reynolds was charged with the murder.

After the arrest, it came to light that five years before the murder, Reynolds lured another girl to his house and tried to strangle her. He had been let off with a warning. After that, his parents told officers that Reynolds was addicted to extreme pornography and even drew nooses around pictures of girls he liked.

Reynolds was convicted of the murder and was given a whole-life sentence, meaning he will die in prison. Due to the incredibly sensitive nature of the pictures, they have never been released.

8 Joanna Dennehy

Over a 10-day span in March 2013, 30-year-old mother of two JoannaDennehy stabbed three men to death in Peterborough, England. Her first victim was 31-year-old Lukasz Slaboszewski. She lured him to a home and stabbed him to death on March 19. Dennehy stabbed her roommate, John Chapman, age 56, to death 10 days later. Next, she asked her boss and landlord, 48-year-old Kevin Lee, to come to her home, where he, too, was stabbed. After killing Lee, Dennehy called her friend and sang “Oops! . . . I Did It Again” by Britney Spears.

The next morning, Dennehy and her boyfriend, Gary Stretch, fled Peterborough, and on April 2, they were in the town of Hereford. The couple roamed the streets, looking for another victim, when they came upon Robin Bereza, who was walking his dog. Dennehy got out of


the car, stabbed Bereza in the back, got back into the car, and gave Stretch a kiss. Nine minutes later, the couple found a second victim, John Rogers, who was also walking his dog. Dennehy stabbed him 40 times and stole his dog. Luckily, both Bereza and Rogers survived the attacks.

Dennehy was arrested a short time after the Hereford stabbings. On her phone, police found the above selfie of her grinning just before she stabbed Bereza and Rogers. That picture of the serial killer grinning as she hunted for more victims, along with a few other pictures where Dennehy posed with a large jagged knife, were shown to the jury at her trial. She was found guilty and was given a whole-life sentence, being only the third womandead bodies in the house.

At some point in the evening, Tyler decided to confide in his friend, Michael Mandell. Hadley told Mandell about the murder and even showed him the bodies. Instead of leaving, Mandell hung around for another 45 minutes, taking the selfie above. Mandell said that he took the picture because he knew it would be the last time he would see his best friend. Mandell then went home and called Crime Stoppers. Hadley was arrested. He was given two life sentences without the possibility of parole.

6 The Murder Of Angela Wrightson

On the morning of November 7, 2014, 39-year-old Angela Wrightson’s landlord found her dead on her couch, naked from the waist down. The home was in complete disarray, and it was clear that Wrightson had


died a horrible death. Wrightson’s neighbors said that she had been a target for local youth gangs who would steal alcohol from her.

The investigation led back to two girls, ages 13 and 14, who haven’t been identified. They were arrested, and after being locked in the back of the police van, one of the girls took the selfie above and posted it on Snapchat.

At the trial for the girls, evidence showed that there was a struggle in 12 different places in the home. Wrightson endured over 100 injuries and was beaten with a wooden stick, a shovel, a television, a printer, a vase, and a coffee table. Ultimately, she died from blood loss. It was also heard in court that the younger girl took selfies at the crimescene once the beating had started and uploaded them to Snapchat.

After the trial started in July 2015, both the defense and the prosecution agreed to delay the trial to a later date.

5 Merrick McKoy

The above photo may look like a generic selfie of a man sharing a happy moment with his daughter, but sadly, this is the last picture taken of 22-year-old Merrick McKoy and his 19-month-old daughter, Mia McKoy-Phanthavongsa.

On the morning of November 18, 2013, Mia’s mother, McKoy’s ex-girlfriend, awoke to find McKoy standing over her with a gun in his hand in her Westminster, Colorado, apartment. She had a restraining order against McKoy, and they got into a fight, which forced her out of the apartment. Once she was outside the apartment, McKoy locked her out.


She called the police, who arrived on scene and tried to get into the apartment. Meanwhile, on Facebook, McKoy wrote about the difficulties with his relationship with Mia’s mother and that he couldn’t live without Mia. He took the selfie above and posted it to Facebook. Shortly after the posting, McKoy shot his daughter and then turned the gun on himself.

4 Daniela Poggiali

According to nurses who worked with 42-year-old Daniela Poggiali at a hospital in Lugo, Italy, she was hardworking but vindictive. For example, she was known to give laxatives to senior citizen patients at the end of her shift to make it much more unpleasant and difficult for nurses on the next shift.

Things took a much more drastic turn in October 2014, when an autopsy was performedon a 78-year-old woman who had died suddenly. Tests showed that she had died from a potassium overdose, and the only person who could have given her such a shot was Poggiali. Police looked into her records and found that during a three-month period, Poggiali had 86 patients, and 38 of them died. For comparison, her coworkers lost, on average, 10 patients in that same time frame.

Poggiali was arrested for the murder of the 78-year-old woman, and her coworkers claimed that she killed patients whom she deemed annoying. To make the story even creepier, police found pictures of Poggiali posing with people who had recently died. The police are looking into 87 deaths at the hospital during the two-year span that Poggiali worked at the hospital. Currently, she


is awaiting trial.

3 Russell Williams

Russell Williams was a decorated colonel in the Canadian Air Force, and he was the commander of a Canadian Forces base in Trenton, Ontario. During his service, he piloted planes for people like Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and Canadian prime ministers. What most people didn’t know was that Colonel Williams also had a dark fantasy life that involved breaking into young women’s homes and putting on their undergarments, lingerie, and bathing suits. He would take pictures of himself wearing the clothing and masturbating on their beds. What’s even more disturbing is that there were thousands of these pictures.

Eventually, just breaking in and wearing their clothes wasn’t enough to satisfy him. In November 2009, Williams broke into the home of 37-year-old Corporal Marie-France Comeau.Williams had her information because she worked on the base. During his first visit, he stayed an hour in the house and took 18 pictures of himself in her underwear.

He returned to her house on November 24 and hid in her basement, waiting for her to fall asleep. Instead, she went looking for her cat, which happened to be standing beside Williams in the basement. When Comeau found him, he beat her with a flashlight, bound her, and raped her. In the end, he suffocated her with duct tape and his hands. He also took pictures and video of the whole terrible night.

Williams’s second murder took place a few months later in January 2010. Williams broke into the house of Jessica Lloyd, age 27. As she slept, Williams


struck her in the head and then bound and raped her over the next day and a half. Finally, he strangled her with a rope. He took her body and dumped it in a secluded nature area near her home.

A week after Lloyd went missing, Williams was stopped at a roadside checkpoint, and the police noticed that Williams’s tires were similar to the tracks left at Lloyd’s home. Three days later, he was asked to come to the police station, where he admitted to the murders. When investigating his home, they found two hard drives containing pictures and his detailed documentation of his criminal activities.

In October 2010, Williams pleaded guilty to 88 charges, including two first-degree murders. He was stripped of his commission, rank, and awards, and hewas sentenced to two life terms in prison, though he’ll be eligible for parole after serving 25 years.

2 Bahsid McLean

On February 26, 2013, a dog found a human leg wrapped in a garbage bag inside a duffel bag in a pile of trash in the Bronx. Police searched the neighborhood and found body parts in three other areas. They soon discovered that they were from the body of 45-year-old Tanya Byrd. Her 23-year-old son, Bahsid McLean, a troubled man with a criminal record, was arrested shortly after the murder. It’s believed that McLean stabbed his mother in the neck. He then dissected the body with a friend. After removing the head, McLean took a smiling selfie while holding his mother’s severed head.

McLean was charged with the murder, and


up in his victims’ clothes, sometimes wearing a mask. He would also tie himself up. In some of the pictures, Rader is tied up in his parents’ basement. In others, he’d strung himself up from a tree. Other times, he would be wrapped in a tarp and partially buried in a shallow grave.

Rader is currently serving 10 life sentences at the El Dorado Correctional Facility in Kansas.“2012,” released last year, is an apocalyptic vision of the end of the world. Fireballs rain down. Earth cracks open, swallowing highways and houses. Skyscrapers crumble. A giant waves crash over the high peaks of the Himalayas.

The movie is based on the notion that the Mayan calendar predicts the end of the world on Dec. 21, 2012. The movie is just one of a number of doomsday prophecies based on the end of the 13th baktun (each baktun equals approximately 144,000 days) on the Mayan calendar.

But these interpretations are based more in pop culture than in reality, according to Rigoberta Menchu Tum, a Mayan who was raised in the Guatemalan highlands.

Menchu Tum, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992 for her work promoting social justice for indigenous


very cheap rents, and the ambition and optimism on show at events like Tech Open Air Berlin, the hope is that its scene will deliver on the buzz that has surrounded it for the past few years.

The city itself is in many ways a start up. From 1945 it was shattered and split for almost half a century. The eastern, Soviet-controlled zone was hardly a seed-bed for innovation. Industry moved out from the West. Students were exempted from military service, attracting a young, artistic and politically radical alternative scene.

Since the fall of the Wall in 1989, the city has been re-inventing itself. The vibrant alternative culture remains in place, and some see it as providing fertile ground for the creation of disruptive technologies – though others argue thata counterculture-led antipathy to money-making may hamper innovation.

One thing that is clear is that property is cheap – Berlin still has rents which are so low that they make visitors from London and New York gasp. The average annual cost of a workstation in an office in Berlin, including maintenance costs, taxes and rent, was $8,410 at the end of last year, compared with $14,050 for New York and $14,620 in the City of London, according to a report published by the global property company DTZ. Renting a 120 square metre apartment in Berlin costs around a third what it does in London and New York.

This combination has attracted many who aspire to be the next big thing in tech. In a few cases they have already succeeded,


has a reasoned basis

for exercising his own legal decisionmaking authority.” Rita v. United States, 551

U.S. 338, 356 (2007). The court acknowledged the facts before it that Mannie argued

would support a sentence reduction. It recognized Mannie’s rehabilitative efforts,

including earning his GED and completing additional educational courses. It also

noted that Mannie was sixty-three years old and had a relatively clean record while

incarcerated, both of which lean towards granting relief.

      The court also discussed the facts that weighed against granting a sentence

reduction. Although Mannie asserts that his career offender status sufficiently

accounts for his criminal history and recidivism, the district court may still properly

consider “the nature and circumstances of the offense and the history and

characteristics of the defendant,” which are not fully considered in his career

offender status.Various games have been developed in which a ball, similar to volley ball or soccer ball is tethered. Such games are typically played in confined areas such as a small residential backyard and the movement of the ball is restricted. For example, it is well known to attach a tethered ball to an upright pole. With such apparatus, the ball is struck with the hand or fist during play of the game and the tethered ball rotates around the support pole in a relatively limited arc of travel.
Another approach to a tethered ball game apparatus is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,523,762 of Garner, Sr. As disclosed therein, the game apparatus includes a generally rectangular playing field within a pair of spaced, parallel side lines and a pair


Azhar Scholars Debate the Civil Society

Let's Not Talk About Politics!

Scholars at the Islamic Azhar University welcome civic participation – just as long as it stays apolitical, as Lennert Lehmann writes in his analysis

No place for open debate on politics and civil society – the Azhar University in Cairo

What is Islam's relationship to civil society? Or how does civil society deal with Islam? Listening to the traditional thinkers at the venerable Islamic Azhar University in Cairo, one could gather that the theologians function as a mouthpiece for President Mubarak.

Normally, Muslim theologians never weary of emphasizing that religion and state are inseparable in Islam. However, even as Middle Easterners committed to the values of civil society are growing bolder in demanding more participation and an end to repression, the AzharCivil societies are organizations that build hospitals, kindergartens and schools. "People who work for society."

But what should be taught in the schools, one might ask. Who sets the tone of the social dialogue? For Hasha, it is "a catastrophe" that religious associations have gained a great deal of influence in Egypt through a commitment to social work, running Koran schools and soup kitchens, while receiving their financial support in part from the Gulf States.

Social movements as a social ill

Examples are the Ibn Khaldun Foundation run by the sociologist and civil rights activist Saad Eddin Ibrahim, or the party of the opposition politician Aiman Nur: "They have done nothing for society, they've only produced opinions. They are political dealers and counterfeiters," according to Hasha.

The Azhar scholars deny that ordinary


citizens have the right to produce opinions, to influence a social discourse. They see a danger in social movements that aim to gain power, such as the activists in the Kifaya movement and the Islamists. "The ideologization of the Koran must stop. Ideologization denies reality."

Simple logic

Elsayed Elshahed, member of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs in Cairo and member of the Islamic Academy for Religious Education in Vienna expressly refuses to talk about politics when speaking of civil society.

"That just gets us into a polemical discussion", he says. And: "The components of belief are internalization, articulation and action. Taken together, that creates the identification between word and deed."

In other words: Islam condemns hypocrites and liars (who doesn't?). Those who demand the good must act accordingly. "Islam commands usnothing novel, nothing strange; (123.3)
/ = ictus, a metrically strong syllabic position. × = nonictus.

Although every line may be scanned regularly, some lines may be otherwise construed, such as line 13 which can be read with an initial reversal:

  /  ×  ×  /   ×     /    ×   / ×   /
This I do vow, and this shall ever be, (123.13)

The meter demands a few variant pronunciations: line 10's "wondering" functions as two syllables, and line 12's "continual" as three; line 11's "records" (although it is a noun, not a verb) is to be stressed on the second syllable.

Analysis
Shakespeare addresses the ideas of change and growth in one's lifetime by metaphorically standing up


Friday, April 26, 2013

Patriark

About: Patriark

Patriark is
an up and coming alternative rock band from northern Sweden. Drawing most
influences from the post-Britpop movement of the late 1990s and mixing it with
a 1960s Beatlesque tone, the band summarizes it with their own interpretation
of modern arena rock. Session guitarist Georg Wadenius (Blood Sweat &
Tears, Saturday Night Live Band, Aretha Franklin, Steely Dan) admired their
sound claiming Patriark to be a “new” Spencer Davis Group.Although Patriark certainly has been
influenced by the 1960s-era, bands like Oasis and Coldplay has been their key
influences since the start in 2009.

The name
‘Patriark’ is controversial; many led to believe it’s a statement of the
Patriarchy. However the name derives from Zen-Buddhist leaders who communicate
through meditation.

Patriark
won the biggest music-competition in Sweden 2011 (Musik Direkt)

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2 Times World Heavy Weight Champion, 42 years Wladimir Klitschko Married Life and Children

The Ukranian former professional boxer, Wladimir Klitschko, who has been named as the World Heavy Weight Champion for two times, has had a really successful professional life but, what about his romantic relationships? Is he in any?

The hot topic for today is the love life of the 42 years' old boxer, Wladimir Klitschko. We will talk about the romantic relationship he is in currently. Also, get to know if he has any children to nurture. So, without further ado, let's jump right in to know all about Wladimir's love life!

Wladimir Klitschko's Current Relationship

Talking about the love life of Wladimir Klitschko, then she has been in a romantic relationship with the American Actress, Hayden Panettiere. Tostart from the beginning, then the couple met each other during a book launch of a mutual friend, Diana Jenkins. Sonn after they met, they started dating.

The couple always seemed to be together as Hayden always appeared in Wladimir's fights. In the May of 2011, the actress revealed a very sad news of her split with her beau boxer. As they had been in a long distance relationship, the distance would have sooner or later affected their love life and it did, during 2011. Even if they had broken up they still stayed close friends. The story doesn't end here!

Currently, the couple is always seen together as they keep the distance really short nowadays. Even if they have been in an engaged relationship for a long time now,


they have not fixed a date for their wedding.

Hayden Panettiere and Wladimir Klitschko's Children

The couple, Hayden Panettiere and Wladimir Klitschko, has a total of one child together. Within months of getting engaged in 2013, the couple gave birth to their first child, a daughter on the 9th of December 2014 in Hawaii. The couple named their daughter, Kaya Evdokia Klitschko.

CAPTION: Wladimir Klitschko's daughter SOURCE: Instagram

Kaya was 7.14 pounds and 20 inches long when she was born. Before she was born, Hayden stayed silent for some time before finally appearing at the Emmys showing off her baby bump in a shiny dress. During that time, she also confirmed the sex of her child.

Well, this sums up the love story of the great Wladimir Klitschko, doesn't it?CNET

OnLive, one of the most promising video game startups in the industry, is shutting down.

The Mountain View, Calif., company, which offered gamers a groundbreaking new way to play games over the Internet, announced Thursday that it's selling its patents to Sony. OnLive's service will be shut down after April 30.

"Following the termination of the company's services and related products, OnLive will engage in an orderly wind-down of the company and cease operations," OnLive wrote in a statement. Sony confirmed the deal, saying the purchase opens "great opportunities for our gamers, and gives Sony a formidable patent portfolio." Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The sale brings to an end one of the more ambitious new video game technology startups. Founded more than a decade ago by Apple and


Microsoft alum Steve Perlman, OnLive was built to offer customers a way to play visually sophisticated video games without having to own expensive computing hardware. The way it worked was through a technology called "cloud gaming," where gaming programs would run on powerful computers in a server, and the images would be broadcast over the Internet to a gamer playing on a tablet or computer, much in the same way Netflix streams videos to television sets.

But OnLive struggled. Two years after its high-profile launch in 2010, high costs and anemic marketing forced the company to enter a form of bankruptcy, during which OnLive laid off much of its staff and effectively sold itself to investor Lauder Partners. The company relaunched, offering streaming technology for gamers who used Valvebest known for making microprocessing chips for PCs, offers a game-streaming service for PCs and set-top boxes called GRID.

But perhaps the biggest company offering this technology is Sony. The Japanese tech giant built a streaming service for its PlayStation family of gaming devices using technology it bought in 2012 from a company called Gaikai for $380 million. The PlayStation Now streaming service, as it's now known, launched in January.

But Sony faces similar problems to OnLive: cost and lack of interest from gamers. Currently, PlayStation Now allows for the streaming of only about 100 older games. The company has also priced its service higher than OnLive's, at $20 a month or $45 for three months. Sony has declined to say how many gamers have signed up for its service.

Though


"It's an incredible piece of history, an object lesson about human hubris. If it gets sold into private hands, it disappears from the public eye. It would be broken up and could never be reassembled."

He said his expeditions to the undersea site have made him feel a responsibility to honor those who lost their lives on its doomed voyage in 1912.

The objects include a section of the ship's hull and a bronze cherub decoration from the ship's grand staircase. They were recovered from the wreck site during seven deep sea expeditions between 1987 and 2004.

The bid for the artifacts comes from the Royal Museums Greenwich, National Museums Northern Ireland, Titanic Belfast and Titanic Foundation Limited. The National Geographic Society has pledge $500,000 to help fund the project.

The bidwas announced at Titanic Belfast at the location where the ship was designed, built and launched.

Ballard, who discovered the wreck in 1985, said the campaign is the "only viable option to retain the integrity" of the artifacts. He said the collection "deserved to be returned home to where its journey began."

The Titanic sank in the North Atlantic on its maiden voyage in 1912 after hitting an iceberg. More than 1,500 passengers and crew died.


Charlotte grapples with another deadly police shooting. A CMPD officer shot and killed a man outside a Beatties Ford Road restaurant Monday morning. Police say the man had a gun and posed a threat, but protestors paint a different story.

The long-awaited Mueller report has been handed over. South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham says it removes a cloud over the president, and now he wants to investigate the FBI for possible anti-Trump bias.

The U.S. Supreme Court once again sounds reluctant to take a stance on partisan gerrymandering as the justices hear arguments over North Carolina’s congressional map.

An official in the Charlotte Catholic Diocese resigned following an allegation of sexual misconduct.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools superintendent Clayton Wilcox seeks a big increase in county funding for the school system, with a focusJohn Nugent Ireland to Canada

John Nugent Ireland to Canada

Dear List,I'm trying to track down John Nugent from Ballinacurra, Rathgormack, Waterford, Ireland who emigrated to Canada circa 1870 to work for his uncle (his mothers brother), surname Gorman. John Nugent was born circa 1848 and died circa 1871 within 12 months of his arrival in Canada. We have no record of how he travelled to Canada or where he arrived in Canada. Is anyone able to advise me on where I might start looking for a death or immigration records for John. Johns sister Ellen, my great grandmother emmigrated to Australia with her sister Mary. She later moved to New Zealand where she worked in service to bring her sisters and brothers out under an immigration scheme in the


the letter is that he admits to no knowledge,
whatsoever, regarding the Latter Rain and its teaching. He states: "So I
never even heard of the Latter Rain, Kingdom Now .. Manifested Sons of God or
any of those things...Now since I have become an advocate for contemporary
apostles and prophets, all of these things have been coming up, but I haven't
had any historical hook to hang them on. I've asked Bill Hamon and he
has tried to explain it to me, but I never really was able to make sense of it
until I read your article." Bishop Bill Hamon is clearly one of the few living
links with the Latter Rain. In his writings and especially his book,
"The Eternal Church," he clearly and accurately portrays the development of
the Latter Rain from its beginning,speak heresy? What was the reason
these things were not taught in the Congregational Church and other places,
though they had been taught at Fuller back in the 1970s on forward?
Because the Church generally recognized the tenets of the Latter Rain to be
heresy! The stark reality is that C. Peter Wagner knew about the Latter
Rain at least as long ago as 1989 when Paul Cain came out to visit John Wimber,
C. Peter Wagner's employee at Fuller.

Now I told you
that for a reason see, because, um, now were getting to 1989 and we have this
going, and all of a sudden John gets in touch with the Kansas City Prophets.
Now at that time Mike Bickle, who is one of our speakers here, why he was the
pastor of the Kansas City Prophets and


Paul Cain was one of the prophets and
John Wimber didnít know a thing about them see, and so God figured John should
know, so Iím talking about prophets see, so Paul Cain calls up John Wimber on
the telephone and he says John the Lord has told me to visit you in
California. He never been, Paul Cain had never been there, so the Lord told me
to visit you in California and John said "Well wonderful yíknow" ... (C. Peter
Wagner, National School Of The Prophets - Mobilizing The Prophetic Office,
Colorado Springs, CO, May 11, Tape 1)

So we have four
forms of "spin" here. First he claims he knew nothing about the Latter
Rain until he read Dr. Orrel Steinkamp's article, and even then he is obviously
proud to be promoting it. Secondly we findhim explaining the Latter Rain
rather articulately in 2001 to this conference audience. Thirdly, in this
explanation he claims he got drawn into the process back in 1993 when he began
hearing about these things. Fourthly, as I have already pointed out, one
of the two living proponents of the New Order Of The Latter Rain, namely Paul
Cain, associate to William Branham, visited John Wimber and C. Peter Wagner in
1989 according to Wagner on the DVD series, and he had to have explained the
apostolic movement to them at that time.

So when did Wagner
first know about the Latter Rain? Clearly it was not in 2001.


As YWN reported, the leader of the extremist sect known as “Lev Tahor” reportedly drowned in a river in Mexico this past Friday. The funeral was held on Monday morning in Guatemala.

Helbrans was apparently immersing himself for Shabbos, when strong currents slammed his skull against the rocks in the river. The previous day it had rained heavily and the waters of the river were much stronger and higher than usual. According to the local newspaper, Diario Chiapas, the body of Shlomo Erez Helbrans was identified on Friday.

Helbrans was immersing himself in the Shujabal River into the town of Unión Juárez, located in the Mexican state of Chiapas. Of Mexico’s 31 states and 1 Federal District, Chiapas is the one that is most southerly, on the Guatemala/Mexico border. Reportedly,there was another person with him who had attempted to save Helbrans, but he was unable to do so.

Helbrans was 55 years old.

Helbrans was in Chiapas with a group of approximately 40 families who have signed fealty to the sect leader, for themselves, their children and all future generations. In Chiapas, there is another community of Jewish converts.

Sources report that no autopsy was performed because members of the sect were able to reach out to the mayor of Guatemala City, Mr. Alvaro Arzu. Mr. Arzu, who had befriended the sect, made a call to the Minister of the Exterior requesting that he not to allow the Israeli Embassy to take the body. Mr. Arzu had previously helped them with buses and temporary housing.

On April 25th 2017, an Israeli


raised in another family; the prevention of formal education and isolation from the outside world and all external sources of information.”

Helbrans was originally an Israeli citizen who began secular, then became a religious Zionist, and then became a staunch anti-Zionist. In the late eighties or early nineties he came to New York. In 1994, Helbrans was convicted in the United States for kidnapping Shai Fima, a boy Helbrans was tutoring for his bar mitzvah. Helbrans had served a two-year prison term before reportedly being deported to Israel in 2000.

He applied and was granted refugee status by the Canadian government in 2003. He had claimed that his life was being threatened in Israel due to his anti-Zionist teachings.

The group settled in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec. Quebec child-protection authorities had been seekingto place the children in the care of Jewish-Quebecer foster-care families. Iin November 2013, some members of the group (those without children) left Quebec for Chatham-Kent, in southwestern Ontario. Quebec authorities have been taking steps to prevent the 127 children from leaving Canada.

On March 5, 2014, after the Ontario Superior Court of Justice issued a ruling as to the disposition of their children under Quebec child-protection law, nine members of the group, including six children, left for Trinidad and Tobago in an attempt to flee to Guatemala.

A large contingency of the group then regrouped in the tourist town San Juan La Laguna on Lake Atitlán in Guatemala.

Guatamalan authorities, upon the instigation of Israeli and Canadian children and welfare agencies, had raided Lev Tahor. After authorities did not find


red flags, they government informed Lev Tahor that they would not bother them anymore.

Helbrans was still uncomfortable with the idea of remaining in San Juan La Laguna and developed plans to create another community. They rented a big apartment building in Guatalama City. In the morning after they rented the complex, the Israelis once again allegedly raided the place. They purchased 200 acres and wanted to plant avocadoes and various vegetables to support themselves. They moved into the woods in the new area they wished to develop. Israelis allegedly came to the new location as well – prompting Helbrans to look for a new location in Mexico. This occurred just three weeks ago.

Rumors about the group trying to relocate to Iran, beyond the reach of Israel are unfounded.an article that appeared in Mishpacha Magazine. Others, however, claim that there is nothing cult-like about the movement. Rabbi Yitzchok Frankfurter of Ami Magazine met with Helbrans and assured his readership that it was not a cult, even though a previous Ami article stated that it was.

Lev Tahor was founded by Helbrans in the 1980s. It is not clear who will now lead the sect, but it is said that an individual named “Meir Rosner” who is called the sect’s Rosh yeshiva may lead it.

Helbrans has three sons: Nachman and Yoeli are both involved in the movement. A third son had left the sect to the consternation of the brothers and Helbrans himself.

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race takes place along the Baden Powell Trail, set amidst Pacific Northwest rainforest. Overall, there are more than 5,000 meters of ascent and descent,.

#9: Run for the Toad

Date: September 29, 2018

Location: Paris, Ontario

This 50K race is one of the latest competitions of the summer season. It bills itself as “the perfect race for the entire family.” Entries are capped at 1,500 and trails are groomed wide enough for as many as three runners to race along each other at one time. Shorter versions of the race (12.5K, 25K) offer walking options.

#10: Yukon River Trail Marathon

Date: August 5, 2018

Location: Yukon Territory

If you’ve ever wanted to race along the Yukon River and explore the majestic beauty of Yukon Territory, this race is for you. For much of the course, youWhen Carol Christ stumbled into the chancellorship, UC Berkeley was in disarray.

The cash-strapped campus was reeling from a series of mishandled sexual misconduct cases and found itself the flashpoint in campus free speech wars. Right-wing provocateurs such as Milo Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter broadcasted their intentions to visit Berkeley, white nationalists marched through the city and black bloc protesters, who shot fireworks at campus buildings, splashed national front pages.

And yet, Christ took this “impossible” job (the first woman to do so), even though she didn’t need to — she’d served out a tenure as president at Smith College and retired in 2013. She was heralded as someone intimately familiar with the inner workings of the campus as a former administrator and faculty member with a deep respect of


look to sell alcohol at football and basketball games. Christ has also proposed that the campus shoulder part of the debt incurred by Cal Athletics as a result of renovating California Memorial Stadium in 2012.

In return for taking on the debt, the campus hopes to demolish Edwards Stadium (and potentially turn it into housing). The stadium currently houses the soccer and track and field programs. Specific details on these plans have yet to be released by campus.

A task force convened on athletics concluded in June, however, that balancing the budget in the near future is a goal unlikely to be realized.The campus has regularly paid millions to bail out Cal Athletics in recent years, and debt service payments will continue to rise.

Transparency and accountability

Christ was praised for herBrazilian FA fined for homophobic chants during Copa America game against Bolivia

The Brazilian FA (CBF) have been hit with a $15,000 fine

The Brazilian FA (CBF) have been fined $15,000 (£11,840) by South American football's governing body (CONMEBOL) after homophobic chants were heard during their Copa America game against Bolivia.

The abuse was heard by Bolivia goalkeeper Carlos Lampe during the opening match of the tournament on June 15 in Sao Paulo, which Brazil won 3-0.

In South American football, homophobic chants can often be heard when the goalkeeper is running to take a goal kick.

Similar abuse was also heard during Brazil's quarter-final against Paraguay on Friday, which they won on penalties.

The CBF have in the past been fined on several occasions by FIFA after homophobic abuse was heard inside Brazilian


Professional gamer Lim Yo-hwan revealed that he is in a romantic relationship with actress Kim Ka-yeon on his fan site last week. They have been dating for two years.

The disclosure immediately earned the couple the nickname "Korea's Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher." Kim is eight years older than Lim and the single mother of a 16-year-old daughter.Who is Chris Walker? Biography, gossip, facts?

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A conventional belt sander comprises a frame, an upper roller mounted on an upper end of the frame, a lower roller mounted on a lower end of the frame, and a sand belt mounted between the upper roller and the lower roller. Thus, the sand belt is driven by the upper roller and the lower roller to rotate at a high speed to grind a workpiece, such as a wooden material.
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On September 27, 1952, Joan entered Stanford University where she remained until November 14 or 15.  Mrs. Medigovich, herself an active full partner, testified that during this period of about six weeks she would write Joan each day with respect to partnership business matters.  Thus when during this period another lumber company was bought that matter was discussed with Joan.  According to the testimony of the mother there was thus daily correspondence or communication over the telephone with Joan relating to the conduct of the partnership business,


and Joan continued to share in the partnership profits.

6
Joan returned to Cottonwood about the middle of November; she was ill for a week and then returned to the work in the office where she continued to work as before until January 20, 1953.  On that date she left for Tempe, near Phoenix, Arizona, to enter Arizona State College.  Her mother testified that it was contemplated that Joan would return to her home in Cottonwood each week-end, and resume her work in the business during those times.  However, Joan died by her own hand three days after she entered school at Tempe.

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The Court's only findings are contained in its order for judgment, as follows:

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'The Court finds that Joan E. Medigovich, deceased, was insured by the defendantit contains no more precise definition of what constitutes being 'actively engaged in the business of the partnership'.  It is plain that ordinarily one may be an active partner in a business although his activity consists solely of giving counsel and advice and giving orders to others.  Thus a partner who is bedridden and cannot drive a truck or pile lumber or even make bookkeeping entries could nevertheless be actively engaged in the business of the partnership.  The language here used was chosen by the insurance company and it must be construed most strongly against the appellee.

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The argument on behalf of the insurance company is that Joan's status was governed by other sections of the policy which referred to employees in the ordinary sense.


Cottonwood.  There was testimony that she remained in Cottonwood working five or six hours every day until January 20, 1953.

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The indications in the very brief order quoted above are that the trial court held that Joan was not covered because her case was governed by the limitations stated with respect to termination of an ordinary employee's insurance.  The Court refers to the date of September 17, 1952, (apparently meaning September 27) and then says the insurance terminated 31 days thereafter.  If the Court had simply found that she ceased to be 'actively engaged in the business of the partnership' because it did not credit the testimony of the mother and because it believed that at the time of her death Joan had no part inbeginning to recognize the importance of expanding this database. In Nevada, lawmakers in 2013 passed “Brianna’s Law” which “requires law enforcement officers to take a DNA swab test for all felony arrests.” A suspect arrested in Nevada for any felony — assault, burglary, car theft, drug trafficking, etc. — will automatically be tested.

Brianna Denison (left), James Biela (right)

“Brianna’s Law” is named for Brianna Denison, who was kidnapped, raped and murdered in 2008 by serial rapist James Michael Biela. Before he killed Denison, Biela had raped 19-year-old Amanda Collins in a parking lot near the campus of the University of Nevada-Reno:

Amanda Collins, 25, is a wife and new mom, and a concealed weapon permit holder for years. At her father’s law office in Reno, she showed us the 9-mm


This undated photo provided by the Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography shows one of two new baby Weedy Seadragons that were born at Birch Aquarium this week in San Diego. The Southern California aquarium has successfully bred the rare weedy sea dragon, the lesser known cousin of the sea horse that resembles seaweed when floating. San Diego's Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography said in a news release Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020, that two weedy sea dragons have hatched this week, making the aquarium one of the few in the world to successfully breed the unusual fish. (Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography via AP)

A Southern California aquarium has successfully bred the rare weedy sea dragon, the lesser known cousin of the sea horsethat resembles seaweed when floating.

San Diego's Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography said in a news release Thursday that two weedy sea dragons have hatched this week, making the aquarium one of the few in the world to successfully breed the unusual fish.

The babies with leafy appendages are less than an inch long, and have eaten their first meal of tiny shrimp. The aquarium is keeping the delicate creatures out of public view for now.

The hatchlings come less than a year after the aquarium at the University of California, San Diego built what is believed to be one of the world's largest habitats for the sea dragons, whose native populations off Australia are threatened by pollution, warming oceans and the illegal pet and alternative medicine trades.

The 18-foot-long


tank has 11 weedy sea dragons and three leafy sea dragons, which have never been bred in captivity.

The aquarium hopes to breed the two different kinds of sea dragons so scientists can learn more about the mysterious species. Little is known about them because their populations are so small and in remote areas.

This undated photo provided by the Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography shows one of two new baby Weedy Seadragons that were born at Birch Aquarium this week in San Diego. The Southern California aquarium has successfully bred the rare weedy sea dragon, the lesser known cousin of the sea horse that resembles seaweed when floating. San Diego's Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography said in a news release Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020, thattwo weedy sea dragons have hatched this week, making the aquarium one of the few in the world to successfully breed the unusual fish. (Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography via AP)

Since 1995, the Birch Aquarium has bred 13 different seahorse species, sharing more than 5,000 juvenile seahorses with other aquariums around the world.

So far, only the weedy sea dragon has been bred in captivity, and only a handful of times.

The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach was the first in the world to breed the weedy sea dragons in 2001. It also is trying to breed leafy sea dragons.

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At the same time, the industry charged the action was a "double standard" by an "America First" president who touts jobs and one that could end up hurting American family farmers.

"The administration blindsided us," said Joel Nelsen, a farmer and president of the California Citrus Mutual, a citrus producers trade group.

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Monday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it would allow imports effective May 26 from four Argentine provinces, which are located in the country's top-producing northwest region. It followed a meeting last week between President Donald Trump and Argentine President Mauricio Macri at the White House.

"Is the USDA setting a precedent for future trade negotiations — because I hope not," Nelsen said. "The Argentine president was doing what he should do — representing his growers and his business sector. Obviously, our president lost sight of that objective."

The USDA didn't respond to a request for comment.

More than 90 percent of the lemons produced in the U.S. are grown in California, and the remainder mostly in Arizona. Some U.S. citrus companies, such as Limoneira, source product from Chile and Mexicoof political pay back for California, a state the president lost in the 2016 election.

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"California is not in the president's best graces," said Pidduck. "We're an easy industry to give up."

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Moreover, citrus officials claim the Trump administration essentially shut them out of the process and stymied their attempts to arrange meetings.

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DNR's Automated License Issuance System, known as ALIS, peaked at 201 deer gun licenses sold per minute at 5:30 p.m. on the Friday before gun deer season. An additional 11,196 hunters bought licenses during the 9-day season, bringing the gun deer license total sold to date to 642,419, slightly above 2007 totals. When archery licenses are added in, more than 846,000 backtags have accompanied hunters in the woods and fields so far this year to hunt deer. Additional licenses will likely be sold during late bow, muzzle loader, December Antlerless and "holiday" hunts that are still to come.

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* All ages participate in the hunt. More than 53,000 hunters are age 65 or older. Nearly 24 percent are between the ages of 12 and 25. The ages most represented were 47 and 48.

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Group tries to move stalled women's history museum bill

The National Women’s Museum is trying to acquire an abandoned building that was once a target for acquisition by clients of Washington’s most notorious lobbyist.

While disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff was using his influence through U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) employee David Safavian to acquire the Old Post Office Pavilion on behalf of his clients, the National Women’s History Museum was trying to obtain the right to turn the glass, three-story adjacent annex into a museum honoring women.

At a rally today at the National Press Club, the National Women’s History Museum Coalition will launch a campaign aimed at persuading the House to act on a bill that would create the museum. The coalition consists of several groups, including the Leagueinitiating an e-mail and letter-writing campaign, encouraging members of their coalition to urge House members to pass the bill. The group also is distributing a video narrated by actress Meryl Streep urging the passage of the bill.

Congress can issue directives to the GSA that urge it to work with the sponsor of a proposed museum to transfer the government property into private hands.

The Senate legislation was referred in September to the House Transportation Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management, where it has stalled. A spokesman for the committee declined to comment for this report.

The annex was built in 1992 by a private developer for use as a shopping center. It has been in the GSA’s possession since the developer went bankrupt and defaulted more than


nurse. In the Physician's Statement submitted with Plaintiff's original claim for benefits in 1994, Plaintiff's psychologist describes Plaintiff's symptoms as including "melancholia, suicide ideation, depression, [and] stress." Admin. Record at 0372. The psychologist also noted Plaintiff's history of lupus, and stated that she had been referred to an internist and rheumatologist. Id. The same psychologist later responded to a UNUM questionnaire, in which he noted that the "causation or precipitating factors" leading to Plaintiff's psychological symptoms were: "history of lupus, aggravated by stress, neck injury, low immunity." Admin. Record at 0233. An April, 1995, report from Plaintiff's rheumatologist diagnosed Plaintiff with lupus, fatigue, and depression. Id. at 0201. A July, 1996 report diagnosed Plaintiff with "lupus, arthralgias, headaches, spine, depression, and fatigue;" a secondary condition of "depression" wasalso identified. Id. at 0077.
Internal UNUM staff notes and memoranda throughout the administrative record identify Plaintiff's disability only as major depression, depression, or depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. See, e.g., Admin. Record at 0183, 0038, 0029. At no time does UNUM categorize Plaintiff's disability as "medical."
The record also reflects that Plaintiff collected benefits from both the Worker's Compensation Commission (WCC) and the Social Security Administration (SSA). In 1992 and 1993, Plaintiff had collected temporary total disability benefits from WCC for injuries caused by the patient who had attacked her. On March 22, 1996, WCC held a hearing and determined that Plaintiff *715 was also entitled to 140 weeks of "permanent partial" disability payments, retroactive to August 15, 1993, for neck injuries and headaches caused by the same incident.


its monthly disability payments to Plaintiff.
As evidenced by UNUM's administrative record, Plaintiff's disability was at all times classified by UNUM as major depression or depression, and occasionally as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. See, e.g., Admin. Record at 0029, 0042, 0044, 0111, 0174, 0183, 0184. At no time did UNUM find Plaintiff disabled due to her lupus, arthritis, headaches, neck injury, or any of the other physical (as opposed to mental) ailments documented by her physicians. When Plaintiff's psychologist wrote UNUM in September, 1995, urging them to refer Plaintiff to a neurologist due to "frequent and severe headaches," nothing in the record suggests that UNUM followed up on this potentially disabling medical condition. Admin. Record at 0122 (Letter of Dr. Steven Zimmerman).
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Mom sought, man convicted in death of 3-year-old Crystal Reyes

A 53-year-old man has been convicted in the murder of a 3-year-old girl nearly two decades ago.

According to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, Avelino Guzman Tamala was found guilty of first-degree murder after a long investigation into the death of Crystal Reyes.

After partial skeletal remains were found in 1998, it took until 2014 for investigators to positively identify them as those of 3-year-old Reyes.

Investigators learned that Reyes, born in 1993, lived with her grandmother in Mexico before she was brought to the United States to live with her mother. While living with her mother, Reyes had reportedly been abused and was forced to live in a dog kennel, according to officials. It is believed that she was killed inApril 1997 and was buried in a remote area near Mobile, Ariz.

Several local and federal agencies linked the case to Tamala, a man who was living with her mother at the time of her disappearance.

Tamala's sentencing is set for December 9, 2016.

Officials are still looking for the victim's biological mother, 50-year-old Anna Marlene Reyes, who may also go by the name of Anna Marlene Somoza.

If you have any information, contact MCAO at 602-506-3411.

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