smacked into a pickup truck, headfirst. His legs were mangled beneath the crumpled dash. He was still within the town limits, not five miles from where my entire extended family has lived and praised Jesus for generations.

Ours is an old clan on old land, hundreds of acres steeped in that old-time religion. My grandfather, a self-proclaimed apostle, founded one of the several local churches. The algae-ridden pond on his property is the baptismal pool. As children, if we misbehaved, we were brought to Grandpa for the laying-on-of-hands, to have rebellious spirits cast out of us, spat into the ether with a forced cough.

Grandpa was, coincidentally, if you believe in coincidences, the first on the scene at Luke's accident. He later remarked that, though the car was on fireand Luke was bleeding, trapped in his seat, Luke remained calm. He did not cry out. He only said, "I want free."

That day in the hospital, the doctors assured us that Luke would walk again, although he would never run. This meant Luke would never resume his position as goalie on the varsity soccer team. My father, the stoic country pastor, wept. My father was also the soccer coach. Another coincidence.

And so our family, thirty strong, prayed. Our prayers were not coherent. Our prayers, because we were from a non-denominational church (a descriptor about as helpful as "alternative music"), and because we believed in the awesome power of the Holy Spirit, sounded like unintelligible gibberish. This was "praying in tongues," an act of intercession peculiar to evangelical, Pentecostal


sects of Christianity. This was the language of the angels, dredged up from our spirits when English simply wouldn't cut it.

When the room fell hushed, like those strange moments in a party's conversation, I dropped my cards. I opened a door, and then I fell. The prayers stopped and the screaming began. There was no further pleading with God. Now was the time for wailing and gnashing of teeth. The marrow from Luke's crushed femur had slipped insidiously into his bloodstream and stopped his heart. Our faith had failed him.

After a brief and violent assault on the hospital's wall, my thrashing and mucus-soaked sobbing subsided into a buzzing state of shock. I nursed a newly broken hand and grunted involuntarily every ten seconds. My foster brother, Patrick, satfound a pile of vaguely altar-shaped rocks, and smashed them to bits.

Mass hysteria. The brainwashing of children. Glossolalia. Encouraged hallucinations. I fought a demon in the back row of our church once, with a sword, right up against the folded-in bleachers and under the basketball hoop.

Maybe it was the cognitive dissonance finally creeping up on me, or maybe it was the stress of being a soldier in God's supernatural army. The questions kept coming, my brain insisting that this was all nonsense and I was, to put it vulgarly, losing my shit. The enemy of faith is reason. With faith so hammered into my psyche (and there's a Hebrew term for that, chokma, which my father adored), I had no choice but to cloud my own reason. So


are particularly noteworthy because several particularly prominent new members of Congress – who also happen to be progressives and people of color – are immigrants. These include Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Muslim refugee from Somalia, and Rep. Pramila Jayapal, who was born in India.

In early 2018, Trump came under fire for calling certain countries, including parts of Africa, “shithole” countries, and saying that United States should not take immigrants from such places.

Contact us at letters@time.com.On September 23, 2013, General Motors Company (GM) announced that it has reached an agreement to repurchase 120 million shares of its Series A Preferred Stock from the UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust (UAW VEBA) for a total cash consideration of approximately $3.2 billion, or $27 per share. The Company informed that the agreement is contingent upon the closing of its offering of senior unsecured notes on or before September 30, 2013. Further, GM also announced the launch of an offering of senior unsecured notes in five, 10, and 30-year tenors, with net proceeds intended for general corporate purposes, including the repurchase of Series A Preferred Stock from UAW VEBA. The Full Research Report on General Motors Company - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets


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HuffPost also previously learned that the number of complaints filed with the Department of Education related to the treatment of transgender students dropped precipitously, by about 40 percent, between January 2016 through January 2017, and January 2017 through January 2018. At the time, advocates for LGBTQ students told HuffPost they worried that the Trump administration was having a chilling effect on the students who would otherwise submit complaints of discrimination.

Upon rescinding the Obama-era guidance last year, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos met with a small group of transgender children and families to discuss issues facing this group of students. Vanessa Ford attended the meeting with her six-year-old transgender daughter, Ellie. During the meeting, DeVos mentioned that she had aSDCC 2019: #ReleaseTheSnyderCut Gaining More Momentum With New Billboards

BY Shah Shahid July 17, 2019August 16, 2019

Since Justice League’s release, fans have debated about the possibility of a secondary version, dubbed ‘The Snyder Cut’. Now, new billboards have appeared at San Diego Comic-Con 2019, begging for Warner Bros. to release it to the public.

The controversy behind Justice League began on day one, with the poor critical and commercial reception to Batman V. Superman: Dawn Of Justice. This prompted WB to make many changes to the movie, mid-production. The original director of the film, Zack Snyder, left the film partly due to a personal tragedy. The end product was a mish-mash of Snyder’s vision, blended with other writers’, and director Joss Whedon’s reshoots of the film.

Many people proclaimed that no


such version of the movie even exists, which further fueled the debate. However, the director, many of the film’s stars, crew, and some test screening audiences have refuted that claim.

With San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) this week, brand new outcry for the Snyder Cut has arisen in the form of Billboards around the venues.

The Snyder Cut Movement Gains Momentum

As posted by Will Rowlands, the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut group have commissioned billboards touting the epic calibre of the Snyder Cut. The group’s purpose is to persuade Warner Bros. to release the version of the movie that was directed by Snyder. While also raising money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

How HBO Max Stirred The Pot

Interest for the Snyder Cut remerged after Warner Bros. new combined streaming service recently released a teaserJustice League exists.

Straight From The Horses’ Mouth

During a media event, Zack Snyder himself has confirmed that he shot and completed much of his version of Justice League, but releasing it is up to ‘them’, implying Warner Bros. A fan captured the director on camera at the event, which was later shared on Twitter.

Cyborg’s Confirmation Of Snyder Cut

Actor Ray Fisher, who plays Cyborg in Justice League, has also confirmed the existence of a Snyder Cut.

During a panel at Heroes And Villains Fan Fest 2018, Fisher confirmed that Snyder shot everything he wanted and that it’s not a question of whether the cut exists, but rather when audiences would get to see it.

Jason Momoa Ties In Justice League Ending To Aquaman

Aquaman star Jason Momoa definitely confirms the Snyder Cut, during


seen the Snyder Cut as part of test screening, confirmed the changes. Podcast co-host Marc Bernardin identified the woman, who is off-camera, as having seen Snyder’s Justice League, but was unable to provide details previously due to a Non-Disclosure Agreement. But she does chime in to confirm the changes as Smith read out the list.

The Crew Members Spill The Beans

In another Podcast episode from January 2019, Smith once again confirmed the existence of the Snyder Cut.

When recalling his set visit to Star Wars: Episode 9, Smith tells the story of his casual behind the scenes conversations with crew who happened to work on both Snyder’s and Whedon’s productions of Justice League.

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       communication. The City attached three supporting affidavits, two of them from
       law enforcement officials involved in supervising the Occupy Chicago protests and
       the subsequent arrests.

¶ 15       The third City affidavit was from Deputy Director of Park Services Alonzo
       Williams. His affidavit described his duties, outlined the development of the
       ordinance that effectively closes Chicago parks during overnight hours, and
       defended the ordinance as being necessary to “keep44       The landscape changed in 1937 when the United States Supreme Court
       expressly incorporated the first amendment guarantee of freedom of assembly
       against the states in De Jonge. 4 After incorporation, a state constitutional provision
       that was more protective of the right of assembly than the first amendment would
       pass constitutional muster, but a statute that was less protective would violate the
       United States Constitution. See Caballes, 221 Ill. 2d at 314 (“[S]tate courts are free
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in the United States Constitution,
       as well as their intent that the two provisions remain in harmony. For example, the
       vice president of the convention observed that existing section 17 was “quite
       parallel *** to the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.” 3 Record of
       Proceedings, Sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention 1488 (statements of Vice
       President Smith). Another delegate referred to the bill of rights in the state

                                 the defendants. Under the 1870 Constitution, the right to peaceably assemble was
       limited to three purposes: to consult for the common good, to make known opinions
       to elected representatives, and to apply for redress of grievances. As such, it had
       been out of step with the United States Constitution since 1937, and these
       limitations were, therefore, ineffective. See Terminiello, 337 U.S. at 4-5. The
       addition of the comma corrected this inconsistency, resulting in a state
       constitutional provision that now lists four independent rights: the right of the


   We therefore hold that because the two provisions are virtually identical in
       language and were intended by the drafters of the Illinois Constitution of 1970 to
       express the same meaning, the right to assemble guaranteed in article I, section 5, of
       the Illinois Constitution of 1970 is to be interpreted and applied in lockstep with the
       federal precedents interpreting and applying the assembly clause of the first
       amendment of the United States Constitution.

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then separately in the postseason.

Over the years, there have been girls wrestling on boys teams or playing football or ice hockey. Boys have been on field hockey teams and girls have competed alongside boys in golf.

But in wrestling, boys and girls of the same weight compete against each other. And in field hockey and other team sports, a boy on a girls team achieves success through cooperation and collaboration with his teammates.

In response to the closing of Pennsylvania Avenue — the first of many hysterical security measures since the Oklahoma City bombing and the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 — Allegro and Michel envisioned a wide, arching “sofa” in front of the White House, with a giant video screen giving visitors an insider’s peek into the executive mansion.

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MLB will realign for the first time since the Brewers moved from the AL to the NL in 1998, ushering in the era of Interleague Play with those games primarily fit into the schedule during May and June. The new 15-15 format will necessitate playing an Interleague game virtually every day...

"I came to 15-15 a little slower than many of my colleagues," [Commissioner Bud] Selig said. "I worry about that. I love Interleague Play... The fans enjoy it, which is all I really care about...."

"... to voice his disapproval of unfavorable rulings by the referee in his son’s games. With regard to his colleagues, he used somewhat milder language, though it was still emphatic. He often described the harsh consequences of his strict enforcement of a rule that


seemed inequitable to some of us as 'tough tacos.' Bill had a good sense of humor, but unlike some of his colleagues, he seldom displayed it at oral arguments."

[T]he church’s campaign could prove to be a pivotal factor in the race for the presidency. The Mormon image problem is a problem not only for the church, but also for Mr. Romney. For all their success professionally and financially, Mormons still face a level of religious bigotry in the United States equal only to that faced by Muslims.

Let's be fair. There's a much lower-polling religious category, one held in such abysmal esteem by the general populace that no mainstream presidential candidate admits he or she belongs to it, though I'm sure — they're so secretive! — many do.

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The bill does not include language to protect transgender people in public accommodations, which advocates had sought. They will continue to fight to expand transgender protections to include public accommodations, such as hotels, restaurants, and clubs, she said. Opponents had decried those proposals as “the bathroom bill,’’ arguing that they would enable biological men to demand access to women’s restrooms and locker rooms.

Maher waltzes onto "The View" and delivers a prepared line that is obviously structured to reach out to the female daytime-TV audience. Joy Behar prompts him to talk about Sandusky, and Maher begins:

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(Because you're a woman.)

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aside from whether women appreciate negative stereotypes about men, underneath the insult was great pride in male achievements. Some men go too far, but maleness is central, even as femaleness is needed for moderation.

Nevertheless, Maher intended to appeal to women, to embed himself in the context of feminist values. He failed, even before Hasselbeck lit into him, but he did not realize that. He was perched in the center of the curved turquoise sofa, pleased at having presented himself as an admirer of women.

Hasselbeck begins: "That sounded very supportive of women." That is, she could see what he was doing, trying to seem feminist, though she doesn't say that it really was supportive: it sounded supportive.

"And I just want to go back to a time that bothered me...most occasions, I think — is that Hasselbeck shouldn't take herself so seriously. She needs to learn to take a joke. Gilda Radner's delightfully charming imitation of Walters's speech defect is pretty much the same as Maher snarking about throwing Hasselbeck into a gang rape. Yeah. It's all comedy!

Hasselbeck claims some dignity in the end. She clarifies that it's not about her personal feelings, that she's "speaking on behalf of women," and that accountability is important. It's what she teaches her kids. Yeah, she's a mom. She's nice. She's folded back into the group, properly in place as one of the women on the turquoise sofa, arrayed sweetly around the man... moderating him.

Mr. Sunstein had his pick of jobs in the new administration. He chose the obscure regulatory


protesters who've made it famous, and if it's a tourist attraction, it's because of the OWS branding. And yet New York City parks are not mostly about attracting tourists. The people who live and work near a park are the ones with the most interest in access.

And now that the protesters have lawyered up and gone to court in an attempt to nail down legal rights to occupy the space, it changes the character of the interaction with the mayor, and it's quite understandable that he would take a hardcore stance in response.

ADDED: The description of the battle against the police is tucked further down in the linked NYT article. Snippets:

The protesters rallied around an area known as the kitchen, near the middle of the park, and beganputting up makeshift barricades with tables and pieces of scrap wood....

[As the police entered the park], dozens of protesters linked arms and shouted “No retreat, no surrender,” “This is our home” and “Barricade!”

I just finished playing a high school production of Les Miserables... and I was informed that the director of the musical (an alumnus of the high school) had specifically used Zuccotti Park and the OWS movement as a rallying point for the show. He was basically telling the kids that the OWS struggle, and the struggle leading up to the June Uprising, were one and the same.

Whatever. I can't find a clip of her in that movie with Reagan — "Louisa." (She was great in "Carrie.") Reagan played her father in "Louisa," but that doesn't make


new Bloggingheads video I did with Glenn Loury, who's an economics professor at Brown. We talk about Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Occupy Wall Street, and Penn State. A big topic is shame — they call this the "Special Shame Edition" — and I want to highlight something Glenn says about Occupy Wall Street and a way that I connect his insight to the Penn State story.

In the first clip, Glenn is saying that the OWS protesters have made him feel uneasy as a member of the economics profession — the "alchemists" who whipped up all these complex financial devices.

The economists benefit amongst themselves, lauding each other for their great works, and the protesters hold up a different mirror, in which the economist can see shame.

Later in the diavlog,I thought I detected in Wallace. It got a little odd when Wallace grilled Harris about the distinction — a vitally important distinction — between criminal law and morality.

For the hippies, the emotion was love: love-ins, free love, the Summer of Love, all you need is love. The social form was utopia, understood in collective terms: the commune, the music festival, the liberation movement.

The beatniks aimed at ecstasy, embodied as a social form in individual transcendence. Theirs was a culture of jazz, with its spontaneity; of marijuana, arresting time and flooding the soul with pleasure (this was before the substance became the background drug of every youth culture); of flight, on the road, to the West; of the quest for the perfect moment.

The punks were all about rage,


Romney just did), Newt says:

Well, he's not a terrorist suspect. He's a person who was found guilty under review of actively seeking the death of Americans.

Newt says that in a puzzled and slightly peeved way that creates drama about whether he might be confused or combative. It puts us on edge. And Pelley is now required to speak again. Newt didn't launch into a lecture. He even ceded some time to Pelley, who says:

Not found guilty by a court, sir.

Gingrich doles out a dollop of information:

He was found guilty by a panel that looked at it and reported to the president.

Look at Pelley at this point — 0:32 — he's smiling and glowing, thinking (perhaps) that he's doing well in class, and the audience applauds for him. Gingrichoutside criminal law. It is an act of war and should be dealt with as an act of war, and the correct thing in an act of war is to kill people who are trying to kill you.

There's more applause. We hear one of the other candidates say "Well said. Well said." I think it was Mitt — Mitt, who had just been asked the same question. Mitt answered the question clearly and cleanly. ("If there's someone
that's going to join with a group like Al Qaida that declares war on America,
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bearing arms with that entity is fair game for the United States of America.") Credit to Mitt for openly admiring the style and substance of


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Citing “various sources” with knowledge of the situation, the outlet reported on Tuesday that Torrent, 57, will step down as NYCFC head coach in the days to come, after he cast doubt on his own future in his remarks following the Cityzens’ upset loss to Toronto FC in the MLS Eastern Conference Semifinals last month.

Apparently the Catalan coach had not yet decided to depart at that moment, but has subsequently come to the conclusion that he’s ready to move on despite having one year remaining on his current contract.

A longtime assistant to Pep Guardiola at FC Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Manchester City, Torrent took over


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This is a big and complicated score, but TTT's resident Music Director and one-man band Peter Vitale strips it down to something playful and lovely. His multi-instrumentalism is supplemented by the cast on various instruments at various times throughout the show.

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In addition to the Memorial Museum, the cultural component of the new World Trade Center (WTC) will include a 1,000-seat performing arts center at the northwest corner of Fulton and Greenwich Streets. In March 2007, the city announced that the Joyce Theater will be the sole occupant of the Performing Arts Center, to be designed by Frank Gehry. The venue will be separated at grade from 1 WTC by 60 feet.

Although the modern dance-focused Joyce Theater will have the performing arts center to itself, the building may occasionally be


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Funding details for the project have yet to be worked out, and construction cannot start because the site will be occupied until then by a temporary exit from the PATH train. The city plans to work with the state and other parties to develop a plan for the site, with an ideal total price tag of less than $500 million. Original estimates for the center's costs were about $700 million.

In June 2004, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) and its city and state partners offered space on the site to the Joyce along with three other cultural institutions - the International Freedom Center (IFC), the Signature Theatre, and the Drawing Center. In August 2005,the LMDC announced that the Drawing Center would explore other downtown locations as alternatives to the WTC site in response to controversy surrounding the cultural complex. A month later, then-Governor George Pataki announced that the IFC would not have a place at the cultural center planned for the WTC site, saying that the events of 9/11 should be the sole focus of whatever cultural institution finds a home there. In March 2007, the city announced that the Signature Theatre, an Off-Broadway theater on West 42nd Street, would not move into the WTC center due to logistical issues.

In October 2010, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation board voted to approve an allocation of $100 million to develop the Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center site. Read more.


many tribes in 2023.

"It needs to be resolved for the tribes and for the state," Pierce said of the water disputes. "What's going to push them to settle? Who is making money is the lawyers. It's not undoable. It's not a burden. It has to be done some time."

Sixteen of the state's 22 federally recognized tribes operate 24 full-scale casinos with gaming compacts and another six have rights to operate slots that they may lease to other tribes, according to the Arizona Department of Gaming.

Gov. Doug Ducey's office has been negotiating new tribal gaming compacts, potentially overhauling them, for the past few years.

Ducey said in his State of the State speech he is working on a new state compact "that is regulated, safe and limited, and that preservesFour minutes later, the pilot of another Korean Air aircraft crossing the Sea of Japan inbound from Los Angeles reported a similar flash of light.

An official of the company said both aircraft landed without further incident and neither jet was in danger because the trajectory of the missile was sufficiently far away from their flight paths.

The crew of a Cathay Pacific flight in Japanese airspace reported a similar burst of light in the pre-dawn skies over the ocean.

A spokesman for the company told the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post newspaper that the crew of flight CX893 reported, “Be advised, we witnessed the DPRK missile blow up and fall apart near our current location”.

A rally to celebrate the successful ICBM test-fire in South Hamgyong, North KoreaCredit: AFP

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Indian Reservation with intent to commit larceny.  He thus subjected himself to a possible sentence of not less than one nor more than fifteen years.

4
One Hill, Edmo's co-defendant, also pleaded guilty to the same offense.  In June 1971, Hill appeared for sentencing and was ordered to confinement for three years.  It was Hill's second serious offense.  He had once before been convicted of a felony and received a suspended sentence.

5
Edmo, defaulting on his bond, failed to appear for sentencing and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.  When apprehended and brought before the court, he was sentenced to seven and one-half years.  Edmo had previously been convicted of four felonies, consisting of larcenies and burglaries, and had been sentenced to the577 F.2d 589
Erodina URBANO de MALALUAN, Petitioner,v.IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE, Respondent.
No. 76-3120.
United States Court of Appeals,Ninth Circuit.
June 27, 1978.

Sidney Broffman, Los Angeles, Cal., for petitioner.
Michael E. Wolfson, Asst. U.S. Atty., Los Angeles, Cal., for respondent.
On Petition for Review of Deportation Order of the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Before KENNEDY and HUG, Circuit Judges, and JAMESON*, Senior District Judge.
HUG, Circuit Judge:

1
Petitioner Erodina Urbano de Malaluan is a native and citizen of the Philippines who entered the United States on January 21, 1969 as a nonimmigrant visitor for an authorized stay of 30 days.  At the time, she was a single woman, 26 years of age, who had entered for the purpose of visiting her two sisters and a brother who were United States citizens.  Petitioner stayed beyond the


30 days.  The Immigration and Naturalization Service commenced deportation proceedings on the ground that she had remained in the United States beyond the time authorized.  A hearing was held on March 26, 1969 before an immigration judge who found petitioner deportable, but granted her the privilege of voluntary departure.  Petitioner appealed the immigration judge's order to the Board of Immigration Appeals, which affirmed the order on July 24, 1969, extending the voluntary departure privilege to August 23, 1969.

2
The petitioner did not voluntarily depart the United States and continued to remain after the August 23, 1969 date.  It then became the duty of the Immigration and Naturalization Service to effectuate the deportation by the issuance of a warrant and notification to the petitioner of thetime and place she was to report for departure from the United States.  Although the petitioner continued to remain in the United States, the Immigration and Naturalization Service did not communicate with her or take steps to effectuate her departure for six and one-half years.

3
During the intervening years, petitioner married and had two children, both born in the United States.  She continued working as a secretary for Carte Blanche, Inc., a job she had held since March 4, 1969.  She and her husband purchased a home in Los Angeles and, with their family, became part of the community.  There is no indication that she attempted to conceal her identity or whereabouts.

4
On February 18, 1976, the Service communicated with petitioner for the first time, requesting


because the alien would be unable to find equivalent employment.  There was no consideration of hardship to children who were United States citizens.4 The reason for the Board's finding can only be adduced from its brief order.  It is apparent from the moving papers of the petitioner that she has been physically present in the United States for a continuous period of not less than seven years immediately preceding the date of the application.  She also provides evidence that she has been, during all of said period, a person of good moral character.  There is no evidence in the record that would indicate to the contrary and the Service did not contest this issue.  Therefore, the only basis upon which the Board's ordercould have been grounded is that the petitioner failed to meet the third requirement, that she be a person whose deportation would, in the Attorney General's opinion, result in extreme hardship to the alien or to her spouse, parent, or child, who is a citizen of the United States.

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The motion of petitioner to reopen incorporates an application for the suspension of deportation, on the form provided by the Service, which is attached thereto with supporting documents.  The application states that the deportation would result in hardship to herself and to her two United States-born children.  The application further reveals that, in addition to her husband and children, a number of other members of the petitioner's family also reside in the Los Angeles area.  The mother


and brother of the petitioner are permanent residents living in Los Angeles.  One sister, although not a permanent resident, is also living in Los Angeles.  Two sisters and one brother, who are citizens of the United States, are residing in other cities in California.  The application further reveals that petitioner and her husband are both employed in California and that the children were five years, four months old and one year, two months old at the time of the Board's order.  There is a strong inference of hardship to petitioner and her children from the fact situation itself.

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It is the contention of the Immigration and Naturalization Service that the petitioner failed to provide sufficient evidence that the deportation would result in extreme hardship towas fully explained to him and an opportunity to apply therefor was afforded him at the former hearing unless the relief is sought on the basis of circumstances which have arisen subsequent to the hearing.  . . .

4
 In Matter of Lam, supra, cited by the Board, the alien petitioner's allegation of extreme hardship consisted in substance only of the economic hardship which would be suffered by his inability to find an equivalent job in Hong Kong, where he was being sent.  In the other case cited by the Board Matter of Sipus, supra, the petitioner was a domestic employed in the United States, but her husband and children all lived in the Philippines where he was employed.  Her only contention of hardship was the


million of which just under 3 ¼ million in the Euro Area. On average, each month unemployment came down by 140 thousand and 78 thousand persons respectively.

The figure, which shows the month-on-month changes in unemployment (in thousands, slightly smoothed to reduce noise) puts this recent performance into perspective.

In terms of reducing unemployment the recent labour market expansion has been substantially stronger than that following the severe post-German-unification recession of the early 1990s. The monthly cuts in joblessness have been of a similar order of magnitude to those between the downturn/stagnation of the early 2000s and the subsequent Great Recession: the monthly averages between May 2005 and March 2008 are very similar (a touch lower in the EU28, a bit faster in the Euro Area). But the recent expansionA former Arizona teacher has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, the lowest possible sentence allowed for her crime, after pleading guilty to molesting a 13-year-old student.

Ex-Goodyear teacher Brittany Zamora will be on probation for the rest of her life and must register as a sex offender. She will get credit for the 478 days she's already served in prison.

"I am a good and genuine person who made a mistake and regret it deeply," Zamora said in a Maricopa County Superior Court hearing Friday morning. "I lived my life respecting and trying to obey every law. I'm not a threat to society."

She apologized to the victims, their families and her own family. She told Judge Sherry Stephens that her actions were out of character and said she'd


like to attend counseling. She said she plans to earn a new degree in prison so she can embark on a new career when she's released.

But outside the courtroom, Zamora in a statement read by her attorney blamed the child she sexually abused, and painted herself as the victim.

"This was not between a young child and Brittany — this was a teenager," attorney Belen Olmeda Guerra said during a news conference following the hearing.

'She used her position ... to molest a child'

The sentencing marked the end of the sensational case of 28-year-old Zamora. The former Las Brisas Academy elementary teacher has drawn international attention since she was arrested more than a year ago for molesting one student and potentially grooming another.

The details were salacious. Police reports recounted howshe had sex with the boy multiple times in her car and classroom — once with an 11-year-old male student in the room. The two even sexually touched each other while her sixth-grade class was in session and the other students obliviously watched a video, according to police reports.

The Zamora who sat before the judge was attentive, but appeared almost stone-faced during the emotional hearing. The front of her grown-out brown hair was weaved into a delicate braid. The ends were still the blonde shade she favored in her former life.

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Former Arizona teacher Brittany Zamora has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty for molesting a 13-year-old student.

A few tears ran down her face while several poignant statements were made directly to her, and


as her mother pleaded with the judge to give her daughter the shortest sentence possible.

Her face began to twist as the parents of the victims told her they hope she never gets to become a mother.

"Ms. Zamora lures these boys, earns their trust and then takes advantage of them purely to fill her own sexual desires," the mother of the boy Zamora asked to stand watch while she had sex with another student said in court. "She used her position of power to molest a child. She's a pedophile and no different than if a man were sitting in her place right now."

Maricopa County Prosecutor Lacey Fisher said Zamora only stopped because she was caught.

"If a (parent) hadn't discovered what was happening, there's little doubt there would haveshould be protected from her'

Neither of the two victims were present in the courtroom Friday. An attorney for the boy who was molested read a statement from his mother.

"Before, he was an innocent child, and now she stole his innocence from him," the victim impact statement submitted to the court read. "I hate Brittany Zamora for what she did to my son and family. We should not suffer for someone else's sick pleasure, but we all are."

The parents of both boys had expressed concern that Zamora would get a lighter sentence because she is a young and attractive woman. The parents of the boy who was abused asked for the maximum sentence.

"Now you'll spend the rest of your youth and most of your adulthood in jail," the boy's


with the kindest heart ever," Irwin said, mentioning that Zamora had been prom queen.

Zamora will likely be in her late 40s when she would be released from prison.

It's unlikely she could teach again. She already surrendered her teaching certificate. To get a new certificate in Arizona, she would have to submit to a criminal background check.

But, to the mother of the victim, that's not enough. She wrote that Zamora's plea deal was too lenient.

"She should never have children," she said. "She should never be close to children, even in her own family. ... As written, Brittany Zamora will not even be 50 when she leaves prison. I hold out few hopes that she will have truly reformed by then. I think she suffers from a mental sickness thatwill never go away. Society should be protected from her."

The mother wrote that her son has struggled in the year since Zamora's arrest. His life was uprooted and he changed schools in the months after. He's experienced difficulty sleeping and headaches in addition to wandering thoughts, depressed feelings and anxiety.

"I am emotionally devastated and sick at heart and devastated by worry," the mother wrote. "I fear and mourn for my son, whose childhood ended too soon."

The mother also requested Zamora be ordered to cover the cost of her son's counseling fees.

Zamora lawyer shifts blame to victim in press conference

Guerra held a news conference shortly after the sentencing. Zamora's mother and a family friend stood silently behind her.

She implied that the underage victim seduced Zamora and emphasized the fact


the state of Arizona," Zamora said in her statement. "It is shocking to me how others are so quick to judge after hearing accusations and only one side of the story. I feel like I was used as a publicity act to gain attention that was often driven by money and motivation from several parties."

Guerra denied that she was blaming the 13-year-old and that she was calling a Zamora a victim when questioned about the accusations directly.

Russ Richelsoph, an attorney for the victim's father and step-mother, told The Arizona Republic they were shocked by the comments.

"To go into court and argue a client is remorseful during a sentencing hearing and to hold a press conference hours later blaming it on the victim indicates she's not truly remorseful," Richelsophsaid.

"Her statement today just punctuates the fact that she has an attitude toward children that is dangerous and makes her a danger to society," he added.

From star teacher to felon

Zamora graduated from Arizona State University and took a teaching job at Littleton Elementary School in Avondale. She was awarded "Teacher of the Year" in 2016.

She was then recruited to teach at Las Brisas Academy by the principal, Timothy Dickey. He previously served as the assistant principal at Littleton Elementary.

Zamora was arrested in March 2018 and accused of having a sexual relationship with one of her sixth-grade students at Las Brisas Academy.

Zamora is also accused of sending naked pictures of herself to the student, and police records indicate she may have been attempting to groom other students for sex.

The


family of the victim also filed a civil lawsuit against Zamora's husband, Daniel, and Liberty Elementary School District. The lawsuit alleges Dickey was aware of rumors for more than a month before the sexual abuse was revealed.

MORE: Hear what Brittany Zamora's husband said in call to victim's parents

The lawsuit also accused Daniel Zamora of failing to alert authorities after he learned of the ongoing molestation. He recently settled for an undisclosed amount.

The lawsuit against Liberty Elementary School District is ongoing.

The family's lawsuit claims that three students in Zamora's class reported inappropriate behavior to Dickey in written statements in early February 2018. Dickey later interviewed the students and lectured them on the dangers of rumors without referring the matter to police or alerting the boy's parents.

This article originally appearedItalian football legend Andrea Pirlo is reportedly set to become Roberto Mancini's assistant at the Italian national team.Pirlo made over 115 times for the Italian national team, after having first making an appearance in 2002 and then retiring as a player in 2015.Ansa report that Pirlo is set to take over as the Italian national team assistant manager soon, with the deal already signed and an announcement set to be made soon enough.Rumors had previously linked Pirlo with the job but it now seems likely that he takes over the role, with Mancini really intent on having the former midfielder on board.Pirlo has already been announced as an expert for Sky Italia for the coverage of the UEFA Champions League next season.


Image copyright Reuters Image caption Melania Trump wore the Zara jacket in June during a visit to Texas

It was a mystery which sparked countless think pieces: Why did US First Lady Melania Trump wear a $39 jacket emblazoned with "I really don't care, do you?" during a trip to a migrant child detention centre?

At the time of the June trip, Donald Trump said it was a message to the "Fake News Media".

Her communications chief, however, had insisted it was "just a jacket".

Now we have an answer: Mrs Trump has admitted she was sending a message.

Mrs Trump visited the New Hope Children's Shelter in McAllen, Texas, on 21 June.

The centre housed 55 children, including some separated from their parents as part of the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy towards illegalimmigration.

However, she was criticised for wearing the controversial jacket on her way to the centre and during her return trip, although she took off the jacket before arriving at the centre itself.

There was widespread speculation and criticism over what message Mrs Trump intended to send by wearing the jacket on that particular trip - although her spokeswoman said "there was no hidden message".

However, in an interview with ABC news that was released on Saturday, the former model acknowledged the jacket "was a kind of message, yes".

"It's obvious I didn't wear the jacket for the children, I wore the jacket to go on the plane and off the plane," she said.

"It was for the people and for the left-wing media who are criticising me. I want to show them


Though his tallest tales were those he passed off as the truth, he was as popular as he was prolific, producing more than 30 volumes of prize-winning essays, plays, memoir and fiction, including La Vie devant soi, the bestselling French novel of the 20th Century. But his star faded as he aged and was further dimmed by posthumous revelations that he’d duped the Parisian literary establishment, publishing some of his most rapturously received works (La Vie among them) under a fake name.

High flyer

In the past decade, his reputation has shown signs of renewed vigour. First came a portrait by heavyweight biographer David Bellos, then a translation of a previously untranslated novel, Hocus Bogus (Pseudo in the French original). Now, his final novel, The Kites (Les Cerfs-volants), has beentranslated into English for the first time and published as a Penguin Modern Classic.

Lauded as one of the 20th Century’s most acclaimed works of French fiction, The Kites was written shortly before Gary’s suicide, and tells the story of two young lovers – one an orphan raised by his uncle, a gentle French kite-maker, the other a Polish aristocrat – separated by the chaos and carnage of World War Two. Epic and empathetic, it’s rich in Gary’s signature themes and preoccupations, such as idealism, the loss of innocence, and the ways in which less than heroic choices can still be moral choices.


Exploring the History, Literature, and Culture of the Tar Heel State

He was one Progressive Farmer boy

In 1889, Chatham County farm boy Clarence Poe, age 18, became editor of the Progressive Farmer, a struggling eight-page weekly in Raleigh.

In an era when Southern agriculture still paid more heed to phases of the moon than to science, Poe, who had never finished high school, almost single-handedly popularized “book farming.” The Progressive Farmer grew to a circulation of nearly 1.5 million and at one time ran more advertising than any other monthly magazine in the nation.

Poe not only battled cattle ticks, hookworm and hog cholera (and encouraged youngsters to grow more corn, as in this pinback button from the collection), but also took stands against child labor, usury, and lynching. He remainedand having said foreclosure proceeding dismissed, he caused the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to assign the said mortgage to John H. Johnson who was the nominee of the bankrupt; that subsequently the bankrupt caused said John H. Johnson to assign all of said first mortgage to the defendant, John A. Riordon; that throughout said period of time and to the date of filing said amended complaint, the bankrupt continued in possession of all of the said 493 acres and continued his farming operations, the same as before the transfers, continued to collect rents from the various tenants of buildings located in various parts of said property and to sell and dispose of parcels of said farm.
Said amended complaint further alleges that the defendant, John A. Riordon, received title


to said property with knowledge of the insolvency of the bankrupt, and that said conveyance was accepted by John A. Riordon for the purpose of assisting the bankrupt in his purpose of hindering, delaying and defrauding the creditors of said bankrupt. Identical allegations are made with reference to the conveyance made to the defendants, John Stuart Riordon and his wife.
The amended complaint further alleges that certain judgments were obtained by the defendant, Helen F. Riordon, wife of the bankrupt, and John Stuart Riordon, his son, against the bankrupt; that said judgments were obtained within four months of the date of the filing of the voluntary petition in bankruptcy by said bankrupt; that in the event that said conveyances are set aside and title to said property is vestedfrom Mangochi Police Station successfully apprehended Bauleni at his house in the area of Traditional Authority Mponda in the district in connection to a series of theft offences through a call log follow-up.

Daudi disclosed that a search at his house yielded two cell phones, numerous Airtel sim cards and a notebook full of different phone numbers, ‘apparently for the victims the conman had either preyed on or was yet to.’

The deputy police publicist said the notebook with contact phone numbers also had Airtel money account pin codes which were being used to hack into people’s accounts to steal money.

Mangochi Airtel Branch confirmed that the serial numbers of the sim cards the police have recovered from the suspect match those on record in their system among the scam numbers,


$675,000 for ruined grazing lands. Impoverished homesteaders who had squatted on refuge lands eventually received payments substantial enough to set them up as cattle ranchers nearby. John Scharff, Malheur’s manager from 1935 to 1971, sought to transform local suspicion into acceptance by allowing local ranchers to graze cattle on the refuge.

Dr. Steve Herman, Emeritus Member of the Faculty and long-time ornithology instructor at The Evergreen State College, first visited the Refuge in 1966 and has been studying birds on the Refuge and taking students there ever since. He shared these recent images of cattle grazing and haying on the Refuge.

The Refuge was opened to increased cattle grazing in 2012 to accommodate cattle displaced by wildfires.

In addition to the authorized grazing, he reports that cattle regularly trespass into unauthorized(CCP)

Several articles have painted the 2013 management plan governing the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, known as a Comprehensive Conservation Plan, as a triumph of collaboration.

That’s one way of putting it.

Another is that the plan made deep compromises on allowing the continuation of grazing and haying on the Refuge to appease local ranchers, at the expense of the ecological integrity of the Refuge.

In 2009, the Refuge began a process of updating its CCP. It did so utilizing a collaborative process. The collaborative group included several ranchers, who proved very effective at advancing their interests.

The result was that the final 2013 plan allows for the continuation of extensive grazing and haying on the refuge. The plan states that its “tools” to manage wetlands and terrestrial habitats include “traditional late summer


Federal officials heard an earful Wednesday at a public meeting in Superior, Wis., about the explosion and fire at the nearby Husky Energy refinery that injured 36 people and forced the evacuation of much of the city last spring.

About two dozen residents from Duluth, Superior and surrounding areas addressed the three sitting members of the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, who had come to town at the request of several Minnesota and Wisconsin congresspeople.

After refinery explosion: 5 lessons of loss and resilience

The April explosion occurred about 150 feet from a spot on the refinery grounds where 15,000 pounds of the chemical was stored. Shrapnel from the blast punctured a nearby tank of asphalt, which gushed out and caused a massive fire to burn for about fourhours, creating an enormous black smoke plume.

But debris from the explosion did not damage the tank containing the hydrogen fluoride, and a fire suppression system kept the tank protected.

Still, Norm Herron of Duluth told board members that Husky should replace the chemical with something less hazardous.

"The cost to manufacture a product must never take precedence over the safety and health of the people who reside and work in the Twin Ports," he said.

The Chemical Safety Board, as the federal agency is more generally known, investigates major chemical accidents nationwide. The independent board delivers recommendations, but it can't issue fines or citations.

The explosion and fire at the Husky refinery was caused by a failed valve that allowed air to mix with hydrocarbons in a part of the refinery where


crude oil is processed into gasoline and other byproducts.

CSB investigator Mark Wingard offered an update on the agency's investigation at the start of the meeting. He said the cause of the incident was very similar to that of an explosion at an ExxonMobil refinery in Torrance, Calif., in 2015.

Both incidents also took place at a moment when the refineries were nearing the end of an operating cycle. The Superior refinery was in the process of shutting down for maintenance after running since 2013.

Both explosions also occurred near tanks containing hydrogen fluoride. In the CSB's final report on the Torrance incident, the agency called it a "near-miss event" in which explosion debris nearly hit tanks containing the toxic chemical.

Hydrogen fluoride questions remain: Husky reports 300 percent profit gain inHuntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) seeks to establish itself as a National Cancer Institute (NCI) Network Lead Academic Participating Site (NLAPS) to provide leadership and robust accruals for the National Clinical Trials Network (NCTN) Program. HCI is the only academic medical center and the only NCI-Designated Cancer Center in the Intermountain West, drawing clinical trials patients from across Utah as well as from Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming, where no academic medical centers exist The HCI NLAPS will provide scientific leadership in development and conduct of clinical trials in association with SWOG, NRG, and Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology (ALLIANCE) NCTN Groups, as well as substantial accrual to clinical trials across the entire NCTN. The HCI NLAPS leadership team is well-qualified and experienced in cooperative group research. The PI,


We asked a Gorillaz spokesperson for confirmation and details about a potential TV show, but received a "no comment." Secrets, secrets.

As a band, Gorillaz have a long history of experimenting with various visual presentations -- the entire group is composed of cartoon characters, after all. Most recently, Gorillaz dropped a handful of new songs on YouTube, including a 360-degree video for the track "Saturnz Barz (Spirit House)."

The latest Gorillaz album, Humanz, stars artists including Danny Brown, Grace Jones, De La Soul, Carly Simon and Mavis Staples. It almost featured legendary Smiths frontman Morrissey, too, but he turned down the gig after a month of email conversations, according to the Q Magazine interview. Humanz is due to drop on April 28th.Get them in: Paul Seedsman should return from a fractured finger for Friday night's clash with Sydney. Kyle Hartigan or Andy Otten will replace the injured Tom Doedee. Tyson Stengle impressed with his tackling pressure in a SANFL trial last week, while Jordan Gallucci also pushed his claims.

Under the pump: Small forward Lachlan Murphy could face competition from Stengle and Gallucci.

Medical room: Doedee will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL, Richard Douglas has an ankle injury and first-year forward Shane McAdam suffered a calf injury in a SANFL trial. Hugh Greenwood likely needs another run in the SANFL before he's considered for senior selection after an injury-interrupted pre-season.

Verdict: Seedsman and Hartigan, for Doedee and Douglas. Hartigan (194cm) gets the nod over Otten (192cm) with


for Matthew Kreuzer and Matthew Kennedy. No one particularly stood out from a VFL practice match last Thursday.

Under the pump: In a new role, Jarrod Garlett was quiet across half-back against Richmond. But with Lochie O'Brien out of favour at the moment, he should keep his place.

Medical room: Carlton is awaiting fitness test results for Kreuzer (knee) and Kennedy (shoulder). Young forward Tom De Koning impressed in a VFL practice match, but will spend some time on the sidelines after also hurting his knee.

Verdict: Expect an unchanged team, with Kreuzer a chance to return via a VFL practice match against North Melbourne on Saturday. - Riley Beveridge

Get them in: Young inside midfielders Brayden Sier and Tyler Brown, along with defender Flynn Appleby, pressed their cases in a VFLaway from a return to football but could make his way back through the VFL, while veteran Grant Birchall is still a way off after a setback with a calf.

Verdict: Doubt there will be many changes, except to make way for Wingard. – Nat Edwards

Will recruit Chad Wingard make his long-awaited debut for Hawthorn? Picture: AFL Photos

Get them in: Star defender Steven May will come straight in for his first match in the red and blue after missing round one through suspension. Former Suns teammate Kade Kolodjashnij is also a likely inclusion after performing strongly in a VFL practice match on return from a groin injury. Billy Stretch and Josh Wagner were others to impress.

Under the pump: With May to come back in, Sam Frost will come under


pressure to maintain his spot. Tom Sparrow was a late inclusion for Jordan Lewis and performed solidly, but could be an unlucky omission. Fellow debutants Corey Wagner and Marty Hore could also be looked at by the match committee.

Medical room: Veteran Jordan Lewis will be sidelined for three to four weeks with a hamstring injury, after being a late withdrawal ahead of the loss to the Power. Jack Viney looked well underdone after an interrupted pre-season, but he's likely to keep playing to get more game time under his belt.

Verdict: May for Frost and Kolodjashnij for Wagner. – Ben Guthrie

FULL FIXTURE Every round, every game

Get them in: Defender Scott Thompson is certain to return from suspension, while Paul Ahern was a surprise round one omission and is astrong contender to play after North's Perth horror show. Top-10 draftee Tarryn Thomas and Tom Murphy – an excellent kick – are others with selection claims after impressive VFL performances. Nick Larkey and Nathan Hrovat are the obvious other options. Is Taylor Garner ready to go?

Under the pump: The whole team, bar NAB AFL Rising Star nominee Bailey Scott and recruit Jared Polec? Jy Simpkin, Luke McDonald and Mason Wood are among the Roos who seem most under pressure.

Medical room: Hard-luck backman Ed Vickers-Willis' season is almost certainly over due to rupturing the ACL in his left knee against Fremantle. Ben Jacobs (sinusitis) remains without a timetable to return, while fellow senior regulars Jed Anderson (hamstring) and Sam Wright (quad) are two, maybe three, weeks off.

Verdict: North tends


the Blues, while Matthew Broadbent missed the SANFL trial with a hamstring injury.

Verdict: The Power will go in unchanged. Wines and Hartlett will return in round three. – Lee Gaskin

Get them in: Brandon Ellis was a standout in his new midfield role, picking up a casual 40 disposals against Northern Blues in a VFL practice match, while draftee Jack Ross also impressed. Back flanker Oleg Markov was in hot form over pre-season and again played strongly in the VFL.

Under the pump: There weren't many passengers in Richmond's win over Carlton. Debutant Noah Balta had only five touches but will hold his spot, potentially moving down back to cover for Alex Rance.

Medical room: Rance had a right knee reconstruction on Tuesday and is expected to miss the year. Hisloss John Longmire is unlikely to make too many unforced changes, unless he decides to use Allir Aliir in defence and leave veteran defender Heath Grundy out.

Medical room: Jack had a limited pre-season so he's likely to need another game or two in the reserves, while Ronke will need to train well on Wednesday to show he's over his minor knee issue.

Verdict: The Swans laid just five tackles inside 50 last week, which is Ronke's specialty. He comes in for Grundy. – Adam Curley

FREE AGENTS LIST Who is in this year's pool?

Get them in: The Eagles are reasonably confident spearhead Josh Kennedy will overcome foot soreness to play in his 200th club game against the Giants, injecting class and experience into a youthful attack.

Under the pump: Expect Jarrod


Brander to make way for Kennedy, while former Saint Tom Hickey will be nervous after 20 hit-outs but just two disposals on club debut as the second ruckman in the loss to Brisbane.

Medical room: Livewire forward Willie Rioli was missed against the Lions but the severity of his foot injury remains a mystery. The Eagles would be desperate to get him back, especially with Jamie Cripps (toe) expected to be at least another week away.

Verdict: Kennedy in for Brander and Hickey to be given another shot alongside Nathan Vardy. - Travis King

Get them in: Several Bulldogs made a strong case for selection in a 54-point VFL practice match win over Werribee on Saturday afternoon. Patrick Lipinski played 17 games at AFL level in 2018 and racked up 36disposals on the weekend, while Will Hayes, the final pick in the 2018 NAB AFL Draft, had 28 touches of his own and looked comfortable back in the Footscray guernsey.

Under the pump: A winning start to the season will ease the pressure valve. Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge said the decision to select emerging ruckman Tim English ahead of the more experienced Jackson Trengove for round one was difficult and the latter did his best to increase the headache with 28 possessions, 29 hitouts and three goals in a standout VFL performance. Sydney ruckman Callum Sinclair took the points against English, but the 21-year-old was far from disgraced.

Medical room: Matt Suckling's ankle injury at Marvel Stadium certainly generated plenty of discussion. The veteran defender limped from the field early


219 F.3d 1 (1st Cir. 2000)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Appellee,v.CARLOS ALBERTO BERRIO-CALLEJAS, Defendant, Appellant.
No. 98-2188
United States Court of Appeals  For the First Circuit
Heard Aug. 4, 1999.Decided July 13, 2000.

APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF PUERTO RICO. Hon. Jaime Pieras, Jr., Senior U.S. District Judge.
Edgardo Rodriguez-Quilichini, Assistant Federal Public  Defender, with whom Joseph C. Laws, Jr., Federal Public Defender,  was on brief for appellant.
Camille Velez-Rive, Assistant United States Attorney, with  whom Guillermo Gil, United States Attorney, and Jorge E. Vega-Pacheco, Assistant United States Attorney, were on brief for  appellee.
Before: Selya, Circuit Judge, Cyr, Senior Circuit Judge, and Boudin, Circuit Judge.
CYR, Senior Circuit Judge.

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Like many before it, this  appeal involves various violations of Federal Rule of Criminal  ProcedureAn aerial view of the region of the city of Mechelen which is located in Belgium. The photo was takend at 1158(european)thirty-five minutes and 46 seconds after departure of flight AC833 between Brussels and Montreal.


A recent Supreme Court decision has highlighted the necessity to ensure that financial matters are resolved during the course of divorce proceedings. This is particularly true for those acting in person after the cuts to legal aid.

Vince v Wyatt saw a woman whose marriage had broken down almost 30 years ago granted the right to pursue an application for financial remedy from her ex-husband who had, since the divorce, accrued substantial wealth. The Supreme Court unanimously allowed the appeal and directed that the belated claim should proceed in the Family Division of the High Court.

The couple had met in 1981 when she was 21 and he was 19 and married a year later. They had a son and Ms Wyatt already had a child from a previous relationshipwho was accepted as part of the family. The family by no means lived a life of luxury and mainly subsisted on benefits. The couple separated in 1984 and Mr Vince embarked on a travelling lifestyle, leaving Ms Wyatt to bring up the children without any financial help.

The couple divorced on 26 October 1992. Unfortunately, the Court file was somehow misplaced and therefore it is unknown whether a financial order was made at the time or indeed whether the financial claims were dismissed. The Court stated that they had no reason to believe the latter option, especially without her consent or receipt of a capital payment. The Court made an educated guess that Ms Wyatt had included in her petition applications for the full range of orders as


Under this schedule the Secretary of State is required to carry out a review relating to occupational pension schemes. This review must be published by 1 July 2014.

Same sex couples can now both marry and become civil partners, thus allowing them to decide which they would prefer. S. 15 of the Act states that ‘the Secretary of State must arrange for the operation and future of the Civil Partnership Act 2004 in England and Wales to be reviewed, and for a report on the outcome of the review to be produced and published.’ The Act allows the marriage of a same sex couple in any appropriately registered building including armed forces chapels and in accordance with Quaker or Jewish customs where the relevant governing authority has opted in.his personal assets, the husband lived a somewhat lavish lifestyle despite his apparently limited means. However, the wife and husband signed the consent order and the divorce was finalised in 2004. Only three years later the husband was arrested and in November 2010 he was convicted of numerous accounts of fraud and money laundering amounting to over $57 million. The wife’s appeal to the High Court resulted in the setting aside of the 2004 consent order and an order as to costs against the husband. However, the Court of Appeal upon hearing the husbands case for appeal allowed his appeal and stated that while their sympathy went out to the wife the judge at the court of appeal had been wrong to go ‘from the preliminary stage of


a number of resources allegedly owned by his parents but enjoyed by him. Despite his apparent limited means the husband appeared to be leading a somewhat lavish lifestyle indicative of wealth beyond that disclosed. The financial remedy proceedings were however concluded by consent on 30 April 2004. In April 2006 the Wife applied for an upward variation of her maintenance order and in addition she applied to the High Court for leave to appeal out of time against the 2004 consent order. This appeal was denied. Proceedings in relation to the upward variation continued and on the 3 of July 2007 the wife issued an application to set aside the 2004 consent order on ‘the grounds of alleged serious material non-disclosure, fraud and misrepresentation by the husband.’ (Gohiltwo RISC executives bribed officers on an anti-money-laundering unit (SCD6) for information about the case they were building against their Nigerian client, James Ibori, a former state governor, and his British solicitor Bhadresh Gohil.’[ii] Following this Mr Gohil ‘lodged grounds of appeal after the standard investigation revealed claims of corruption during the probe by Scotland Yard’s SCD6 unit into him and Ibori.’[iii] And ‘in a further twist, Gohil also claims he had discovered that one of the jurors deciding his case was a “senior employee of the Department for International Development” — the Whitehall department which funded the Met’s SCD6 investigation into Ibori.’ (The Evening Standard).

Back to the current case in hand, following his arrest the wife sought disclosure of key material from the crown prosecution service (CPS),


abandoned in a qualifying territory, shall, unless the contrary is shown, be deemed for the purposes of subsection (1)—

(a)to have been born in the United Kingdom after commencement or in that territory on or after the appointed day; and

(b)to have been born to a parent who at the time of the birth was a British citizen or settled in the United Kingdom or that territory.’

Therefore, an abandoned child, found within Britain or the British territories will be classed as a British citizen.

There are a number of conclusions that can therefore be made from this information.

Firstly, adoptive parents are legally judged to be the adoptive child’s legitimate parents and their child will take the domicile of origin from the adoptive father or the adoptive mother should there be nofather.

Secondly, for adopted children, who are now adults and sadly facing litigation, their domicile of origin will be that of their adoptive parents and thus dependent on habitual residence they may have the ability to establish jurisdiction within the UK, or the country in which their domicile of origin vests.

Finally, for abandoned children, who are now adults and sadly facing litigation, their domicile of origin will be adjudged to be that of the country in which they were born or found and thus, once again, dependent on habitual residence they may have the ability to establish jurisdiction within the UK, or the country in which their domicile of origin vests.

On Saturday the 8th of March 2014 it was International Women’s Day. The first International Women’s Day was held


which, in summary, include:

1. House of Commons:

First reading

Second Reading

Committee Stage

Report Stage

Third Reading

2. House of Lords:

First reading

Second Reading

Committee Stage

Report Stage

Third Reading.

3. consideration of amendments.
4. Royal Assent

The draft guidance, ‘Improving the adoption system and services for looked-after children’ was published on the 28th of February 2014 and runs alongside a number draft regulation changes. The premise for the legislative changes and guidance being that the government wishes to see more children adopted without the average two year delay between entering care and moving in with an adoptive family. The changes within the area promote schemes such as fostering with the intention of adopting and are intended to improve the support offered to adoptive families.

Further to this the changes include removing the risk that ethnicity is prioritised over other factors withinComedian Dick Shawn put together a full evening of entertainment for the audience of 500 or so people that paid to see him perform at UC San Diego in April 1987. First, he did a sketch where he played a disembodied head on a dinner table, then he comically danced out of time to some music. Next, Shawn launched into a routine about the end of the world, during which he lay down on the stage and stayed completely still. The audience thought it was part of the bit, that Shawn was pretending to be dead. The end of the world is about people being dead, after all.

Tom Wartelle, a guy in that audience, told the LA Times, "There were comments from the audience like, 'Take his wallet'"


and that "it all blended in very well" with Shawn's act. But then, after five minutes of Shawn not moving, the heckles and laughter pretty much stopped. A doctor rushed onto the stage, tried to find a pulse, and then flipped Shawn onto his back. The audience was ordered out while Shawn received CPR. An ambulance arrived in short order and took Shawn to the closest hospital. Less than two hours after Shawn first took the stage, he was pronounced dead at age 57.(BNHS) in 1907.  Prater developed his intimate knowledge of the mammals of the Indian subcontinent during the Society's Mammal Survey (1911–1923), during which he was also grievously wounded when he was accidentally shot in the thigh.

Curator and editor
In 1923, became curator of BNHS and the Prince of Wales Museum of Western India, positions he held for 25 years.  The same year, Prater traveled to Great Britain to train in modern taxidermy.  Four years later he traveled to the  American Museum of Natural History in New York City and the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, to learn about techniques of natural history exhibition, knowledge that he brought to bear in the Prince of Wales Museum displays of the next two decades.

During the last


properties of the synthetic resins and cause films, coatings and other molded or formed products thereof to deteriorate. In addition, when the synthetic resin is used in contact with metals as paints, sealing compounds, additives, films and the like, the electrolytes cause corrosion.
When an epoxy resin, in which a small amount of electrolytes remain, is used in an electro-coating paint by way of example, anodic dissolution is caused by chloride ions. In anionic electrodeposition coating, performance of a coating film is impaired. In cationic electrodeposition coating in which a coating film is formed on a cathode, chloride ions cause the coating device serving as an anode to corrode. Moreover, the presence of alkali cations such as Na.sup.+ causes the cathodic exfoliation of the coating film in the cationicNew South Wales Police are warning people to watch out for online travel scams after hundreds of Vietnamese students were sold fake air tickets through social media.

Key points: Up to 400 Australian students sold fake air tickets to Vietnam

Up to 400 Australian students sold fake air tickets to Vietnam Vietnamese woman charged

Vietnamese woman charged Police urging travellers to be cautious of suspiciously cheap travel deals

Police said at least 300 students in Sydney and Melbourne bought tickets to Vietnam through a Facebook page only to find out at check-in that their bookings had been cancelled.

"We believe that upwards of 300 to 400 students could possibly be victims of this scam," NSW Detective Superintendent Gavin Dengate told the ABC's Vietnamese Service.

According to a police statement, the total value of tickets


    In his asylum application, Cadena Chunza stated that he was threatened by

FARC and that he “was deprived of [his] freedom and [his] work equipment was

destroyed.” He asserted that “[t]he Threats occurred because of the commercial

and political activity carried out in the region.” He stated that he believed he

would be harmed or mistreated by FARC “for not following their political

parameters imposed by them and for not collaborating with their cause.”

(capitalization omitted). He also stated that he was a member of “the Political

Movement ‘Equipo Colombia.’” (capitalization omitted). He sought asylum or

withholding of removal based on his political opinion or membership in a

particular social group.

      In a declaration attached to his asylum application, Cadena Chunza stated

that he supported candidates in the citycouncil (Municipal Council of Acacías) and

mayoral races. He explained that because he owned a well-known business, FARC

had been alerted to his activities, and members of FARC harassed him. He

participated in political campaigns through “Equipo Colombia,” which FARC

considered to be its “political enemy.” His declaration asserted that FARC

threatened Cadena Chunza and his family with kidnapping and death, and FARC

members destroyed the rented machinery that he used in his business.
                                           3
      In his hearing before the IJ, Cadena Chunza testified that he was


captured

and detained for two days by FARC guerillas. During that incident Commander

Ugo threatened him with death if he continued his political work. Cadena Chunza

was released unharmed, and when he tried to file a complaint with local police, he

was told that the incident did not occur in their jurisdiction. He also testified about

FARC members making visits to his store and making threatening phone calls that

were answered by his secretary, who told him about the calls. He stated that FARC

members referred to one of his daughters as being old enough to carry a weapon.

On cross-examination Cadena Chunza testified that he believed his asylum

application’s general references to threats by FARC covered the specific instances

that he testified about at the hearing. His asylum application, however, did not

mention those specific events.

  By CATHERINE LUCEY and HOPE YEN, Associated Press

WASHINGTON (AP) — A member of the president's outside legal team said Sunday that Donald Trump is not under federal investigation, days after Trump appeared to confirm he was with a tweet about being the target of a "witch hunt."

Appearing on a series of morning news programs, attorney Jay Sekulow repeatedly stressed that "the president has not been and is not under investigation." He said a Friday tweet from Trump was specifically directed at a story in The Washington Post about the expanding probe into Russia's election meddling.

As evidence, Sekulow said that Trump has not been notified of any investigation. He also cited the testimony from former FBI Director James Comey before the Senate intelligence committee, in which Comey said he


had told Trump he was not under investigation in the months leading up to his May 9 firing.

Asked about the possibility that an investigation has since developed and the president just does not know, Sekulow said: "I can't read people's minds, but I can tell you this, we have not been notified that there's an investigation to the president of the United States. So that — nothing has changed in that regard since James Comey's testimony."

The Post reported last week that Robert Mueller — the special counsel appointed to investigate Russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election — was looking into whether Trump obstructed justice. Mueller was appointed by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and has expansive powers to probe any matters that develop from his initial investigation.

Thepresident wrote on Twitter Friday: "I am being investigated for firing the FBI Director by the man who told me to fire the FBI Director! Witch Hunt."

"Witch hunt" has become Trump's preferred phrase to dismiss the probe into Russian election interference. The message apparently referred to Rosenstein, whose role leading the federal investigation has become increasingly complicated. The White House used a memo he wrote to justify Trump's decision to fire Comey, but Trump's firing of the FBI director may now be part of the probe.

The president has denied that he has any nefarious ties to Russia and has also disputed that he's attempted to block the investigation into his campaign's possible role in Russia's election-related hacking.

The president has directed some of his frustration at Rosenstein and Mueller.


a.m., Trump wrote: "The MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN agenda is doing very well despite the distraction of the Witch Hunt."

Sekulow appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press," CNN's "State of the Union," CBS's "Face the Nation" and "Fox News Sunday" on Fox. Rubio spoke on NBC, CNN and CBS. Schiff spoke on ABC's "This Week"and King spoke on NBC.A Missouri man has been sentenced for sex crimes involving a 13-year-old Alabama girl who was brought to Missouri by the man's mother and grandmother.

Twenty-two-year-old Michael James Collins was sentenced Monday to 15 years in prison without parole.

Investigators say Collins met the girl on a dating website in July 2017. At the time, he was a registered sex offender on probation for a previous conviction for sexual misconduct involving a child.

He admitted in November that he paid his grandmother $400 to bring the girl from Alabama to Missouri. His mother was with his grandmother when they picked up the girl.

Collins says he had sex with the girl in a van while the women were taking him to and from work and the Community Supervision Center in Fulton.


own refrigerating plant."

Architects and civil engineers Davies & Thomas (established in 1896 by Gilbert Davies and C.W, Thomas), were responsible for the re-building of the three principal wings of the Astor House Hotel. The Astor House Hotel was to be restored to a neo-classical Baroque structure,  making it once again "the finest hotel in the Far East". The new addition (the Annex) was based on plans drawn by "Shanghai's leading architects of the time", British architects and civil engineers, Brenan Atkinson and Arthur Dallas (born 9 January 1860 in Shanghai; died 6 August 1924 in London), established as Atkinson & Dallas in 1898. After the death of principal architect Brenan Atkinson in 1907, he was replaced by his brother, G. B. Atkinson. The intention was to rebuildGerrard (1910–1915)
In October 1910, Scotsman William Logan Gerrard, who was a long-time resident of Shanghai, was appointed the new manager, but severe illness forced him into hospital for several weeks, before being invalided home temporarily. Soon after his release from the hospital, Gerrard married Gertrude Heard on Tuesday 19 July 1911 at the St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in the French Concession. That evening, they departed on their honeymoon in the USA and Scotland, and returned to Shanghai early in 1912. The Secretary of the Hotel, Mr. Whitlow, was appointed acting manager, but was soon replaced by Mr. Olsen.

On 3 November 1911, during the Xinhai Revolution that would lead to the collapse of the Qing dynasty in February 1912, an armed rebellion began in Shanghai, which resulted in


finally paid after mortgaging the Astor Garden (B.C. Lot 1744), the foreshore property between Whangpoo Road and the Suchow Creek, for 25,000 taels (US$33,333.33).

On 11 December 1913, the Astor House Hotel hosted a banquet for both the New York Giants of John McGraw and Chicago White Stockings of Charles Comiskey baseball teams, which included Christy Mathewson and Olympian Jim Thorpe, who were touring the world playing exhibition games. This transnational tour was led by Albert Goodwill Spalding, owner of the White Stockings, "professional baseball's most influential figure." At that time, "No hotel in Shanghai, and few in the world, surpassed the Astor House Hotel. A handsome and impressive stone edifice of arched windows and balconies, the hotel stood six stories high and sprawled over three acres of landestablishment in the city of Columbus. One Philip Dreyer, a minor of the age of 17 and a resident of South Dakota, had, along with Allen Aden, aged 22 and also a resident of South Dakota, been hired by law enforcement officials as undercover agents in an investigation of drug law violations in the city of Columbus. On June 17 and 18, 1971, both agents entered the plaintiff's establishment and on each occasion the plaintiff dispensed beer to Dreyer. Dreyer and Aden both testified that the plaintiff's employees made no inquiry concerning Dreyer's age nor did they ask for identification and proof of age. Dreyer and Aden described the waitress who served them.
Witnesses for the plaintiff were Alford Cluver, the sole stockholder of the plaintiff, and his daughter,


were busy some persons might be missed. Dreyer and Aden testified that when they entered the establishment there was a person who appeared to be checking identifications at one of the booths, but that no inquiry was made of them.
The waitress who was actually on duty at the time was not called by either party as a witness, nor was another employee of the plaintiff who was described as a manager of waitresses.
There was no direct contradiction of the testimony of Dreyer and Aden that Dreyer was served and that no inquiry of age was made. Dreyer acknowledged that on June 17 and 18, 1971, he had on his person an identity card furnished by law enforcement officials which falsely showed that he was of legal age. HeAs Trump faced national rebuke for his racist comments against four progressive congresswomen, his administration announced a new rule essentially banning most immigrants from seeking refuge in the United States. The rule, which the ACLU has already vowed to challenge in court, would deny asylum to any migrant who failed to apply for protection in another country they passed through on the way to the U.S. border — including children traveling alone. If enacted, the law would effectively block people from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, as well as Haitians, Cubans and many people from African countries, who come to the U.S. via the southern border. We speak with 2020 presidential candidate Julián Castro about the asylum ban and his immigration reform proposals.

AMY GOODMAN: This is Democracy Now!, democracynow.org,


Castro. She was a member of MAYO, the Mexican American Youth Organization. She was one of the co-founders, with José Ángel Gutiérrez, of La Raza Unida Party. And there are some that say she was much more radical than her two sons, who have become more liberal or progressive Democrats, but not necessarily in their mother’s mold. I’m wondering if you could talk about your mother’s influence on your politics and your involvement, and how she’s regarding your race.

JULIÁN CASTRO: Yeah, you’re right. You know, when my mother was young, she was a hellraiser. She grew up in a time, with my grandmother, who raised her as a single parent, when she saw a tremendous amount of discrimination against the Mexican-American community in South Texas. She was growingof waves or birds with audio. Good for meditation.
 WhaZat? A posting of a photograph somewhere on Cape Ann. GMG regulars then try and guess exactly what it is and where. These photos are usually close-ups of some strange anomaly to make guessing difficult. Expensive prizes awarded to the most accurate guess.
 Art Rocks. Artist Paul Frontiero sketches a scene on a beach rock using only a Sharpie. He then posts a clue as to where it is on GMG and the game is on. Some GMG'ers have been racing around in the early morning hours for years trying in vain to own an Art Rock. On the back is Mr. Frontiero's email and he is notified by the new owner that some Art Rocks have made it


halfway around the world.
 Gloucester Doors. Photographs of doors of shops in Gloucester usually done in the early morning.
 Rosa Rugosa! The documentation of Joey Ciaramitaro's infatuation with a common thorny invasive species of Cape Ann. Mostly close-up photographs of the abundant flowers of rosa rugosa.
 Bizarre Sea Creatures. Anything really strange brought up in a net or a lobster trap is photographed and posted on GMG. Rare blue or calico lobsters. Lobsters with more than two claws. Lobsters that have just shed their shell and are as soft as jelly. Although most are strange lobsters even the common striped bass is photographed and posted if it is large and especially if it is the first one of the season.
 The Uncategorizable. Photos or videos of fishermen doingIvanka Trump | Drew Angerer/Getty Images Ivanka Trump sits in on meeting with Japanese prime minister Her presence is likely to raise fresh concerns about potential conflicts of interest.

President-elect Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka sat in on his first face-to-face meeting with a foreign leader, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, according to a photo of the impromptu Trump Tower released by the Japanese government.

Her inclusion comes as Trump faces questions about how he plans provide assurances that his vast business empire will be walled off from his dealings in the White House. Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner, along with Trump's adult sons Donald Jr. and Eric, played major roles in his campaign and have all been named to the executive committee of his transition team.

The Trump Organization said


vertebrae, seventeen cervical ribs, twelve dorsal ribs, both scapulae and coracoids, one complete humerus and proximal humerus, one complete radius and distal radius, one complete ulna and distal ulna, carpals, and some metacarpals. The rear of the skull of this specimen was badly crushed.

Description

Beipiaosaurus measured 2.2 meters (7.3 ft) in length, and before the discovery of Yutyrannus is among the largest dinosaurs known from direct evidence to be feathered.

More advanced therizinosaurids have four functional toes, but the feet of Beipiaosaurus still have reduced inner toes, showing that the derived therizinosaurid condition may have evolved from a three-toed therizinosauroid ancestor.
The head was large relative to other therizinosaurs, with the lower jaw measuring about same length as the femur. In 2003 the pygostyle, consisting of the fused five last vertebraeThe ACM Europe Council will hold an international event from the 7th to the 8th of September 2017 in Barcelona. The event is hosted by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC).

The ACM Europe Conference will be a truly international event, bringing together computer scientists and practitioners from around the world. Registration is free, but early registration is encouraged due to limited seating.

The two main themes of the conference are Cybersecurity and High Performance Computing.

A roster of leading researchers, practitioners and policy makers drawn from Europe and around the world, will examine the latest opportunities and challenges in this fast-changing field. The panel will be moderated by Chris Hankin, Imperial College, London. Panelists include Chris Hankin, Imperial College London (UK), Judith Gal-Ezer, Open University (Israel), Jeremy Epstein, National Science Foundation