all portfolio decisions.''

When it is released, the metropolitan plan is expected to focus on promoting developments in ''infill'' areas of Sydney, rather than greenfield developments on the outskirts of Sydney.

The demand among property buyers has been to buy and invest in areas closer to established transport links. The metropolitan plan, to be released soon, is expected to follow this.

Mr Greiner said it was likely that a proposed tunnel to be built by Transurban under Pennant Hills Road linking the F3 motorway with the M2 would be under construction by the next election.The Michael Bay-led universe of Transformers movies has come to an end.

Those attending the Toy Fair 2018 Hasbro Investor Preview this morning were greeted with quite the shock as the toy company announced that the current Transformers movie franchise is getting a reboot, following the release of the Bumblebee spinoff in December.

According to Transformer World 2005, Hasbro revealed that a total reset and overhaul is on the way after the franchise has limped through five films. The ultra-expensive series has been panned by critics, and the last couple of installments have been disappointing in the domestic box office.

Going forward, Hasbro will be taking on a bigger role in producing films based on its property alongside Paramount, the studio behind the Transformers and G.I. Joe films. Hasbro will now


of a hollow tube is continuously extruded by an extruder in a tubular shape between two coacting first or main mold halves. At the bottom of the main mold halves, a plug attachment, such as a rubber stopper, is positioned by means of a vacuum holder in a secondary cavity formed in the bottom portion of the main mold halves. The parison has a length sufficient that a portion of the parison extends below and about the stopper.
When the parison is of the desired length, the main mold halves are closed around the lower portion of the length of the parison. The upper portion of the parison extends out of the mold halves through a top opening defined by the closed main mold halves. When the main moldhalves are closed, the parison which surrounds the stopper is pinched closed by coaction of the walls of the main mold halves and the stopper becomes integrally molded as part of the container bottom.
The length of the the parison is then cut off below the extruder and above the main mold halves with the upper portion of the cut-off length of the parison tube held open by a set of vacuum holding or gripping jaws.
Next, the assembly of the closed main mold halves and parison is moved to a position under a blowing and filling nozzle assembly. The vacuum holding jaws move with the main mold halves and continue to hold open the upper portion of the parison above the main mold halves. The blowing and filling nozzle


assembly has a mandrel that is moved downwardly into the opening of the tubular parison until it presses the parison against the neck of the main mold top opening and forms a seal. The container is then formed by blowing filtered gas through a nozzle of the assembly into the parison to expand the parison outwardly against the walls of the main mold cavity. Vacuum can also be employed for this purpose in lieu of or in addition to blowing with gas.
Next, the compressed air is vented from the formed container through the assembly and a metered amount of liquid product is forced into the bottle through a fill nozzle of the assembly. As the product contacts the plastic walls, the container solidifies. The main mold halves maybe internally cooled in some applications to promote more rapid solidification.
When the container is filled with the desired amount of liquid, the blowing and filling nozzle assembly is retracted to its original position. At this point in the cycle, the length of parison between the top of the main mold halves and the holding jaws is still soft or semi-molten. A separate pair of coacting second or upper sealing mold halves are then moved together around the exposed length of parison to form the container upper portion immediately above the container main mold halves and below the holding jaws.
After the container is sealed at the top, the container main mold halves and the separate upper sealing mold halves open, along with the parison holding jaws. The finished container,


Vinay Sharma is one of the four convicts in the Dec 16 Delhi gang rape case. (HT File )

President Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday rejected the mercy petition of Vinay Sharma, one of the four death row convicts in the December 2012 gang-rape and murder case.

Vinay Sharma had filed his mercy petition before President on Wednesday urging him to listen to his side of the story “when nobody did”, his lawyer said.

AP Singh, who represents Vinay Sharma, had said the death row convict has stated that he feels that he has “died several times already” in prison during the pendency of judicial proceedings.

The Supreme Court has already rejected the curative petition of Vinay.

On Friday, a Delhi court had deferred the hanging of the four convicts—Vinay Sharma, Akshay Thakur,convicts of the case will be postponed pending receipt of orders from the President of India.

The trial court had issued black warrants for all the four convicts on January 17 and decreed that they were to be hanged at Tihar jail at 6am on February 1.

They were convicted of raping the 23-year-old woman on the night of December 16, 2012, in a moving bus in south Delhi. She died of injuries a fortnight later at a Singapore hospital.

They were sentenced to death by a fast-track court within a year of the brutal crime that had brought thousands of people to the streets in demand of better safety for women and stricter laws.

The protests eventually led to a major overhaul of all laws surrounding sexual assault.


For the third straight year, the Jacksonville Jaguars' lone primetime game will be against the Tennessee Titans. Fine. One primetime game. I thought we'd get two with an offense that proved to be one of the best in the league led by a rising quarterback in his third year, but that's fine. I have no delusions the Jaguars are a good team at this point. They'll struggle to reach 8-8 and likely they'll finish 6-10 or 7-9. Gus Bradley being fired mid-season also isn't out of the realm of possibility.

That means 2016 is the first season in Jaguars history without a home primetime game.

First time in #Jaguars history no prime-time home games. — Ryan O'Halloran (@ryanohalloran) April 15, 2016

But that single primetime game is in Nashville? And thenationally televised games against weak opponents. Week 4 is already spoken for in London and Week 5 is the bye.

Week 6 on the road against the Chicago Bears? Again, why schedule two mediocre teams who play each other once every few years?

Week 7 hosting the Oakland Raiders is the first game I can justify a national audience. Both Blake Bortles and Derek Carr are rising stars, Jack Del Rio is returning to Jacksonville... it's set up rather well. But the NFL went with the Bears at the Packers (okay), the Seattle Seahawks at the Arizona Cardinals (fine), and the Houston Texans at the Denver Broncos (Osweiler returns, okay).

Week 8 is already a primetime game in Nashville and Week 9 is a visit to play the Kansas City Chiefs,


Jun 10, 2017

Iran voiced its opposition on Saturday to an announcement by Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region that it will organise a vote on independence later this year.

"Iran's principal position is to support the territorial integrity of Iraq," foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi said.

"The Kurdistan region is part of the Iraqi republic and unilateral decisions outside the national and legal framework, especially the Iraqi constitution... can only lead to new problems."

Iraqi Kurdish leaders announced on Wednesday that they will organise an independence referendum on September 25, not only in their three-province autonomous region but also in other historically Kurdish-majority areas they have long sought to incorporate in it.

Iran worries about separatism among itsOregon State wide receiver Hunter Jarmon will forgo his senior football season after signing with the San Diego Padres as an undrafted free agent this week.

"I want to thank the San Diego Padres organization for allowing me to relive my baseball career again," Jarmon posted on his Instagram account. "I appreciate the workouts the organization has put me through this last month, along with signing me. With that being said, I will forego my senior year of football at OSU. OSU has been a amazing experience for me, and I'm grateful for everything the university has given me. Big thanks to my teammates, coaches and the best fan base in the Pac-12."

Jarmon first arrived at OSU as a two-sport athlete

early in his freshman season to focus on football


throughout his college career.

Jarmon was a part-time starter for three seasons, totaled 41 catches for 555 yards and three touchdowns on the football field. He went hitless in his only three at-bats of his college career in 2014. Jarmon was an all-region outfielder his senior season at Midway High School in Waco, Texas.

"We 100 percent support Hunter's decision to pursue this tremendous opportunity of a baseball career at this time in his life," OSU football coach Gary Andersen said in a statement. "He is a quality young man and we wish him the very best in pursuing this course."

OSU's top returning receivers are senior Jordan Villamin and junior Timmy Hernandez. Junior Seth Collins' status for 2017 is unclear after he was hospitalized with an illness in November. SophomoreReview of Franz Joseph Gall: Naturalist of the mind, visionary of the brain.
Reviews the book, Franz Joseph Gall: Naturalist of the Mind, Visionary of the Brain by Stanley Finger and Paul Eling (2019). In this book, Finger and Eling describe the rise and fall of phrenology, or organology, the brainchild of Gall. The authors examine the science of mind and brain in the late-18th and early-19th centuries and contextualize his work as the most advanced scientific approach to the study of brain function of his time. Contrary to the way that he is depicted today, Gall is not presented as a charlatan, a quack, or a fraud. He was a physician with a medical degree, a voracious reader, a man familiar with the developments in science and medicine


IVECO 40.10 chassis. Intending to capitalize on the success of Land Rover's Range Rover luxury off roader, the name was changed to Laforza (nominally The Force) when the five door wagon started its conquest of America.

To meet US emissions standards the Laforza eschewed the various Fiat, Alfa and BMW diesel and gas options and and went with the tried and true Ford 302 out of that marque's truckline. That fuel injected edition of the long serving Windsor V8 offered up 225-bhp, and made the truck welcome at Pep Boys nationwide. The US Laforzas all came with Ford's AOD four speed automatic as well.

The body is steel over a square tube frame and bolted to the fully boxed ladder frame through a series of rubber mounts in a processhis twin brother Adam. He is a strong contender to make the TeamGB road race team for the Rio 2016 Olympics this summer.

The sport's governing body, the UCI, notified British Cycling of a "potential anti-doping rule violation" at the Paris-Nice race in March.

Proceedings will be managed by the UCI independently, according to a spokesman for British Cycling.

"It would be inappropriate to comment further until the process has been completed," the spokesman added.

Yates, a climber with Orica, achieved a top-10 finish on the Mur de Huy stage of last year's Tour de France and was seventh in last month's Paris-Nice race.

The team are "concerned by the leak" of the failed test and are now submitting all evidence to the UCI.

Six-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy

News of the failed


test is another blow in a bad week for British Cycling.

Technical director Shane Sutton resigned on Wednesday amid claims of sexism and discrimination. British Cycling is investigating claims the 58-year-old Australian used derogatory words to describe Para-cyclists, while an independent review will also look into rider Jess Varnish's accusations that Sutton made sexist comments and told her to "go and have a baby".

Sutton "rejects the specific claims" but said the allegations against him had "become a distraction" to British athletes before this summer's Rio Olympics.

A third inquiry was ordered on Thursday, with separate claims that official British Cycling kit was available to buy online. external-link British Cycling denied any equipment provided by UK Sport had been given away or sold on for profit but said other unwanted kitfrom commercial partners is sold or given away.

Sutton was also asked to attend a meeting on Tuesday to discuss the kit allegations, revealed in the Daily Mail. UK Sport, which helps fund Britain's Olympians and Paralympians, ordered the investigation to "protect our investment in all sports on the world-class programme".

Analysis

BBC sports editor Dan Roan

"This is now in danger of turning into the worst week in the history of British Cycling. Today sees the start of the sport's showpiece UK event - the Tour de Yorkshire -with more than a million people expected to watch the action. But it risks being overshadowed by a mounting crisis at the embattled national governing body.

"First came the damaging sexism and bullying allegations that cost head coach Shane Sutton his job. Then the


revelation British Cycling was unaware Sutton was also being paid by Team Sky, followed by an investigation into whether team kit and bikes had been unofficially sold on.

"Now another grave blow, with rising star Simon Yates, expected to be part of TeamGB in Rio, failing a drugs test. All this just three months out from the Games. The timing could not be worse.

"For British Cycling, so often heralded in recent years for its record in both performance and participation, these are unusually dark days."to participate in the study, and allow us to collect their data. At this appointment, participants downloaded the open-source AWARE data collection app \[[@ref16]\] that was developed in our lab to track sensor data from their own Android or iOS smartphones and they received a Fitbit Flex 2 to track steps and sleep. Later, the students completed Web-based questionnaires for an initial assessment of their health and well-being. At the end of the study, students filled out the same questionnaires for post measurements. Out of the 188 first-year college students initially enrolled, 160 (61% female, 57% Asian, 34% white, 9% Hispanic, and 5% black) completed all pre- and postsemester surveys. Participants were informed about the purpose of the study during the initial appointment session. There was no deception


(15-8-4) vaulted past Salt Lake in the Western Conference standings and now sit atop the entire league with 49 points after their fifth straight victory. The Sounders are one-point ahead of RSL (14-9-6) and four ahead of the Eastern Conference trio of Montreal, New York and Sporting Kansas City with about six weeks remaining in the regular season. Seattle has also played two fewer games than Salt Lake.

It's a stark turn from Seattle's slumping start back in the spring when it took just two points from its first five matches. But Seattle has won eight of nine and still have games in hand on most of the league.

''It's tremendous, especially with what we've had to go through to get here,'' Seattle defender Zach Scott said.

Neagle scored in hisJohnson off the bench after the pair played extensive minutes against both Costa Rica and Mexico.

Dempsey came on in the 61st minute replacing Marc Burch. It was just the second appearance at home for Dempsey since his signing in early August. Within 90 seconds of being on the field, Dempsey was chopped down by Ned Grabavoy, drawing a yellow card for the reckless tackle. Johnson came on in the 75th minute.

''The team has really been playing well and credit goes to them,'' Dempsey said. ''That's a game that's easy to go into when it's 2-0.''

By the time they got on the field, the Sounders were well on their way to victory.

''It's obviously a very scary situation. We're down two goals, and he brings on Eddie Johnson and Clint


Dempsey,'' Salt Lake coach Jason Kreis said.

Martins' goal was his eighth of the season and was a quick strike due to the hustle of midfielder Andy Rose. Martins' pass was close to going over the end line, but Rose was able to chase it down and place a perfect centering pass to Martins open in front of the net.

Neagle's eighth goal was created by the lengthy run from defender DeAndre Yedlin, who found open space along the right side. Yedlin carried into the penalty box and had the time to pick out Neagle making a move away from the goal and into the middle of the box where he was unmarked for the easy goal.

Seattle appeared to get a lucky break in the 80th minute when Javier Morales'a healthy boy who was named Gerardo after her doctor. Her newborn child, who weighed 2.7 kg (6.0 lb), was raised believing Medina was his sister, at the age of 10, he was made known she was his mother instead. Medina’s son grew up healthy and died in 1979 at the age of 40 from an infection of bone marrow.

Pictures of Lina Medina, the youngest mother in history

Lina Medina (right) with her son Gerardo (right) Lina Medina with Dr. Gerardo, who helped her to give birth to a healthy boy, who was then named after the doctor. In 1939, Lina was brought to a hospital by her parents due to increasing abdominal size. She was thought to have had a tumor, but her doctors determined she was in


her seventh month of pregnancy.

Before the death of Gerardo, Lina gave birth to his younger brother. Today, she lives with her husband in a poor neighborhood of Lima, Peru and refuses to do interviews with the media. Their surviving son lives in Mexico.

Other notable young mothers

Hilda Trujillo gave birth to a baby girl named María del Rosario, again in Lima, Peru. She was believed to be nine years old, but many sources said she was, in fact, a year younger. The rapist was a 22-year-old cousin, who was quickly arrested by the authorities. Unfortunately, the rape of minors is nothing unusual in some parts of South-America, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that pre-pubertal girls, except in extremely rare cases, are physically able become pregnant.

Hilda Trujillo gave birth toToday, former prosecutors will testify in front of the House Judiciary Committee and detail why, after reading the report by special counsel Robert Mueller Robert (Bob) MuellerCNN's Toobin warns McCabe is in 'perilous condition' with emboldened Trump CNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting The Hill's 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout MORE, they concluded that the president of the United States had committed a crime. I was one of more than a thousand former prosecutors who joined them in coming to that same conclusion.

I served as the United States attorney for South Carolina for six years, during which our office prosecuted everything from public corruption to white collar crime, holding accountable those at the top from powerful politicians and perpetrators of corporate fraud to


order to protect the integrity of the administration of justice.”

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Despite a cover up by the White House, the House Judiciary Committee has pressed forward on accountability. It is arranging for hearings with key witnesses, subpoenaing crucial documents, and refusing to flinch in the face of resistance from the executive branch. The president has declared victory, but the House of Representatives is determined to live up to its responsibility under the Constitution. Still, it can only accomplish so much while the White House orchestrates another cover up. President Trump Donald John TrumpSteele Dossier sub-source was subject of FBI counterintelligence probe Pelosi slams Trump executive order on pre-existing conditions: It 'isn't worth the paper it's signed on' Trump 'no longer angry' at Romney because of Supreme Court stance MORE refusesnever imagined it would set him on the road to becoming an acclaimed artist whose work is exhibited around the world.

Tom always wanted to study art but was raised in a working-class family who believed learning a trade was far more important than going on to further education.

After leaving school at 15, he followed in the family tradition of carving out a career in the tough yards of John Brown in Clydebank, where his father and uncle already worked.

Tom said: “I was desperate to go to art school but in the 60s it was unheard of for a working-class boy to go on to study.

“My parents thought that learning a trade was the best thing for me.

“I remember finishing school a few weeks before Christmas and starting work


Episode #94: Reputation Tokens

Episode 94

October 23, 2016 — 85 mins

The forever-in-the-making OpenBazaar trading platform has been one of 2016’s bright spots in the Bitcoin space. After over a quarter of a million downloads (I was one of them) and thousands of new store ideas taking over a decentralized, user-powered digital space, it is time for a second refresh, months in the making. On Thursday, the group behind OpenBazaar known as OB1 released information on a new program they have developed called ‘Deploy,’ along with a long-awaited program update. The boys start with the new ‘Deploy’ program first. After that we invite an old friend of the podcast on, Tony Sakich, to talk about rep tokens. The Augur Project has been one of the most anticipated projects for theÌissouri..." ""...and sÉaying three of their number." ""The Barrow Gang has been reported as far west as White City, New Ìexico..." ""...and as far north as Chicago." ""They have been credited with robbing..." ""...the Ìesquite Bank in the aforementioned White City..." ""...and the J.J. Landry Oil Refinery in Arp, Texas." ""The Sanger City NationaÉ Bank in Sanger, Éndiana." ""And the Lancaster Bank in Denton, Texas, on three different occasions." ""ln addition to these robberies, the fast traveling Barrows..." ""...have been rumored to have had a hand..." ""...in the robbing of two PiggÉy WiggÉy stores..." ""...in Texas, and one AP store in, in Ìissouri." ""Though Chief Percy Hammond, who first identified CÉyde Barrow's brother, Buck..." ""...as a member of the gang...."" "We ain't going to see another toiÉet for


another thirty miÉes." "Why don't you puÉÉ up over here?" "Over here." "BUCK:" "Hey, now, here's something." ""Lone cop arrests two officers in hunt for Barrow." ""PoÉice Officer Howard Anderson's heart turned faster than his motorcycÉe..." ""...when he forced to the side of the road a roaring black V-8 sedan..." ""...in which were three men and a blonde- headed woman, yesterday afternoon."" "[Birds and insects chirping]" ""He was certain he'd caught Clyde Barrow, Bonnie Parker..." ""...and maybe Buck Barrow..." ""...and the third unidentified member of the gang." ""lt took a lot of telephoning and explaining to convince..." ""...the motorcycle cop that his captives were two highway patrolmen..." ""...and a bÉonde-haired stenographer from the highway patroÉ."" "[AÉÉ Éaugh]" "Sheriff!" "[Gunshot]" "É've never seen such shooting!" "CLYDE:" "AÉÉ right, now

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There has beenspeculation about who would appear on Bravo's Real Housewives of Dallas . Casting for a docu-drama began in August 2014 and the pitch was for a show tentatively titled "How To Make It In Dallas". In March 2015, Bravo shocked everyone (including the cast) when it announced Ladies of Dallas to their lineup as a follow-up to their smash hit Ladies of London. A source tells me that once filming wrapped and they started editing the show, Bravo execs were ecstatic over the footage and in a unanimous decision it was decided that the show would launch as Real Housewives of Dallas. In November, Bravo finally put us out of


her at an event: she’s either emceeing the thing or competing for an unofficial most glitz and glam award with Steve Kemble... Plus, she’s gorgeous with an infectious laugh." Yep, that accurately sums her up. LeeAnne grew up in the Houston-area and in the summers would work the carnival circuit with her Mother. By the age of 10, she was conning carnival goers out of their quarters running her own booth on the circuit. As a teenager she entered the pageant world, making it all the way to third place in 1989's Miss USA pageant, and then decided to pursue acting. She has had bit parts in a million things. Among her successes were appearances in "Miss Congeniality" with Sandra Bullock as a blonde pageant princess (her talentclick here to find lots more articles on our adventures around Dallas.She's already made Real Housewives history by being the first Asian-American ever cast in the franchise. Tiffany describes herself as "little bit country, a little bit rock ‘n’ roll and a whole lot of spitfire" and gets her exotic looks from her Japanese/Czech/Cherokee bloodline. Raised in the Houston-area, Tiffany went to college on an art scholarship but quickly realized traditional education in a classroom wasn’t for her. Modeling gave her the opportunity to get out of Houston and see the world. Tiffany met follow cast member LeeAnne Locken at age 18 when the two were both modeling with the Neal Hamil Agency and the pair have been BFF's for almost 30 years. She landed in Los Angeles


in her 20s and her self-deprecating Southern charm combined with her ‘keep-it-real’ attitude and exotic looks landed her hosting/acting gigs on VH1, NBC, FX, Comedy Central, Showtime, and Spike TV. It was in L.A. that she met her Australian rock star husband, Aaron Hendra. They moved from L.A. to Dallas about two years ago to be closer to family and Tiffany says she's never been happier.Tiffany now teaches women from all walks of life how to style their life. She is a TV Host, Beauty & Style Expert, Lifestyle Mentor and creator of the blog & webseries Sanctuary Of Style . Tiffany is on a mission to guide women toward living their most fabulous, healthy and spiritually-conscious life. Her vision is for women all over the world toovercome their past circumstances and stand confident in their power. I first met Tiffany (via LeeAnne) in December 2013, pretty much right when she moved back to Dallas from LA. LeeAnne and I had a road trip planned to hang out with the Duck Dynasty boys in Monroe, LA. and at the last minute she invited Tiffany to come along. I was not happy about her butting into our girl-time, but by the end of the weekend I had fallen madly in love with her sweet spirit, hilarious sense-of-humor and spiritual depth of character. She's now one of my dearest friends and I know you are going to love her too. The fact that she has a super-hot rock star husband who looks like Keith Urban, doesn't hurt


either. Get more on her back storyand click here to find lots more articles on our adventures around Dallas.UPDATE: My apologies to RHOA's Lisa Wu. It has been pointed out to me that she, in fact, was the first Asian American Housewife. Lisa spent two seasons on RHOA in 2008/2009.Any man who has ever had a nurse fantasy will be madly in love with Cary. She has brains, beauty and is a yogi who can bend herself like a freakin' pretzel. Sorry boys, she's not available. Unlike Real Housewives of Orange County's Heather Dubrow, this housewife works side-by-side in the operating room with her plastic surgeon husband , Mark. Need Botox? New boobs? A tummy tuck? The Deubers are your new best friends. Originally from Connecticut and raisedin Ohio, this transplant has embraced the Texas way of life and loves the "everything is bigger and better in Texas" mentality but admits she struggles to maintain her Midwest sensibilities as she navigates high society in Big D. Mark and Cary each have a previous marriage, so theirs is a blended family. Mark has two teenage children from his first marriage: Laura (a freshman in high school) and Grey (a freshman at Bucknell University). Together, they have a daughter, Zuri (named for Zurich, where Mark was born), who is 3 years old. The couple lives in the Preston Hollow neighborhood of Dallas.I didn't meet Brandi until the show started filming, so I am still getting to know her, but here is what I have learned: Brandi is


best known for her time on the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleading squad (2000-2005). It's no secret that Dallas is immensely proud of our Cowboys (aka America's Team) and our Cheerleaders travel the world representing the U.S.A. and the NFL. Brandi has traveled on several USO tours, visited countless hospitals cheering up the sick and was a Pro Bowl representative in 2005. She's married to her high-school sweetheart, Bryan, and together they have two adorable daughters, Brooklyn (6) and Brinkley (3).This former recruiter now lives in Plano and is a stay-at-home Mom. Bryan is a Principal at Suntex Ventures which owns, operates mixed-use marinas. She has been BFF's with fellow RHOD cast member, Stephanie Hollman, for over 7 years. She is strong in her faith but also isn't afraid toget her twerk on. Well, her version of the twerk. You'll see what I mean later on in the season... This feisty redhead will be one to watch.Like Brandi, I had never encountered Stephanie until the show began filming. I found her a surprising choice for casting because she's so soft-spoken. But get her with her BFF, Brandi, and she lets loose.This blond beauty is a former social worker with a heart of gold and you will fall in love with her sweet spirit. She lives in Las Colinas and is currently a stay-at-home to two precious boys: Cruz and Chance. Her hunky husband, Travis, owns Hollman Lockers which is the largest producer of wood veneer and plastic laminate lockers in the United States. Who knew there was


money to be made in lockers!? But then think lockers as in the locker rooms of the Dallas Cowboys and Dallas Mavericks, high-end Country Clubs and colleges... Ah. Now you get it. Ka-ching, baby! Family Place, Big Brother Big Sister, DIFFA, UNICEF, and Head Start are among the charities that the Hollman's support. While this venture into reality TV is new to Stephanie, Travis has dabbled in genre on the other side of the camera as a co-executive producer on "Bully Beatdown" on MTV. He also produced the feature film, "Rain" with Faye Dunaway. Sound familiar? I just told you that LeeAnne Locken had a role in that film as Dunaway's daughter. Small world isn't it...Back in November when the show was first announced, the town wenttrying toto comment to the New York Times, and he’s not likely to face any further consequence of his stance. He was once a Republican senator but he quickly became part of bipartisan establishment Washington upon retiring from the Pentagon — making a fortune lobbying for defense contractors. He endorsed Hillary Clinton in 2016. He regularly appears on MSNBC and criticizes the Trump administration. He’s a powerful senator-turned-lobbyist and corporate board member defending a CEO accused of sexual harassment, everything progressives claim to hate, but I’ll bet very few of them remember him or perhaps have ever heard of him.

Perhaps liberal rage against the Norm Macdonalds, In-N-Out Burgers, and Kevin Williamsons of the world represents displacement. If a sense of partisan or ideological loyalty forces you to ignore and/or


holds.

It was August 2003 when MySpace was launched as a platform for self-expression online, accessible to anyone.

Facebook came about a few months later in February 2004.

Twitter made its entrance on the Internet stage in March 2006.

Instagram became available in October 2010.

Yes, it was that recent, yet we cannot imagine the world without these mediums today—except for MySpace, which was peacefully forgotten.

These media platforms shape the modern world. The last 3 presidential election campaigns in the USA could have completely different outcomes if it weren’t for the social media.

Humanity as a species is addicted to what became a non-stop “Big Brother” reality show on steroids: Watching other people going about their daily lives, while as the viewer staying in the shadows. And if you think about that, it waswith a triple on the first pitch. That allowed a sac fly from Vannatta to score Wesley for a 1-0 lead.

Canion kept the UCLA bats at bay, striking out four in the first two innings to keep the lead.

Baylor added three in the third, as a pair of walks and a single loaded the bases for Nieten, who singled to third, scoring a pair of runs. A passed ball put runners at second and third, and Shelton’s single scored Vannatta from third to put the advantage at four.

Nieten struck again, this time a solo shot in the fifth, for a 5-0 lead over the second-ranked Bruins.

Repka replaced Canion in the fifth, but the Bruins fought back in the sixth, as Charlotte Dolan hit a three-run homer to cut


been implemented in order to collect and analyse IAS data at regional level. The largest project conducted by the ESENIAS countries is the ESENIAS-TOOLS project: East and South European Network for Invasive Alien Species – A tool to support the management of alien species in Bulgaria (2015-2017). This project aimed at networking and development of IAStools to support the management of alien species in Bulgaria and in the overall region. Some of the outcomes of the ESENIAS-TOOLS project include:compilation of lists of alien species; collection of data on alien marine, freshwater and terrestrial plants, fungi and animal species; and prioritisation of species and preparation of lists of priority species for the ESENIAS region.The project ‘Potential threats to environmental and economic sustainability in the Danube and Black Sea Region:appellee American Hardware Mutual Insurance Company and the originial five plaintiffs, in which she asserted a first lien against two tracts of real estate in Wolfe County, owned by Rex, which she alleged was created by a note for $5,500 and an unrecorded mortgage *855 dated November 16, 1945. This was part of the same property in which Bertie had disclaimed any interest in her answer filed in the original five suits against Rex and herself. This action was commenced in the Clark Circuit Court and consolidated with the others.
Subsequent to Bertie's suit claiming the lien, one of the original plaintiffs, E. Linkous (who had obtained a personal judgment against Rex), filed a suit against Rex, Bertie and Inez in which he, as plaintiffs Stamper and Moore had


done in their first suit, sought a general attachment against the property belonging to Rex and asked to have the deed to Inez set aside as fraudulent. This action was also filed in the Clark Circuit Court and consolidated with the above actions.
Earlier judgments not before us have settled the tort liability of Rex to the five original plaintiffs. The judgment appealed from did the following: (1) sustained the attachments and garnishments in each of the actions filed by Stamper, Moore and Linkous; (2) set aside the deeds from Rex and Bertie to Inez as fraudulent, and ordered the property sold to satisfy the judgments; and (3) adjudged costs against Inez in the two original actions of Stamper and Moore (which involved the question of liability and damagesthe title of a purchaser for a valuable consideration, unless it appears that he had notice of the fraudulent intent of his immediate grantor or of the fraud rendering void the title of such grantor."
These are the circumstances surrounding this transaction. Inez was a sister of Rex. On the very night of the explosion, Rex, Bertie and Inez met to discuss the situation, and they decided to transfer all of Rex's property to Inez. The next day the deeds were executed. The lower court found that the consideration paid by Inez for the properties transferred to her was less than the actual fair market value of the property. On that same day Bertie withdrew all of Rex's money from the local bank. Furthermore, Inez allegedly paid $1,000 in


part of the grantee, such intent would presumably exist if the grantee had notice of the grantor's fraudulent intent.
Inez bases her claim of good faith on a long distance telephone conversation Bertie had with a lawyer then in Florida. There are several reasons why this consultation with counsel does not establish good faith. In the first place, the advice of counsel was given to Bertie, not to Inez. In the second place, it is clear from the evidence that the lawyer consulted by telephone was not given all the facts upon which he could base sound legal advice. In the third place, Bertie admits she did not discuss deeding the property away. Finally, the lawyer consulted denies he approved of this transaction. It may be pointed out thatchance to feel included.

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Saturday's football game between Iowa State and Oklahoma ended as a lopsided 59-14 victory for the visiting Sooners, but the Farniok family was covered either way.

Tom Farniok is a senior center for Iowa State, while brother Derek is a junior offensive tackle at Oklahoma. The Washington High School alums were playing on the same field for the final time after years of competition stretching back to youth football at Riverdale Park in Sioux Falls.

The experience at Jack Trice Stadium was an emotional one for Christine Jones, mother to four football-playing Farnioks (two are still at Washington). She traveled with her husband, Rich Jones, and her two younger sons to Ames, sporting a "half-and-half" jersey with both Sooner and Cyclone colors.

The boys' father, Brad Farniok, also made the


trip – as did dozens of friends and former Washington assistant Ryan Folsom – to see what some local media outlets referred to as the "Farniok Bowl."

"It almost takes away from the game when they play each other because there's no one to root against," said Christine, who remarried in 2004. "We just cheer for the offense, and this one was pretty special."

In many ways, it was more of a nod to the future than the end of an era. There is a good possibility that Tom (6-foot-4, 301 pounds) and Derek (6-9, 335) will be joined by 17-year-old Matt (6-5, 312) and 14-year-old Will (6-1, 228) in the major Division I ranks, giving the family four boys playing at the highest level of college football.

Coming from SouthDakota, not known as a recruiting hotbed, that's a striking achievement.

Tom didn't want to get too sentimental, especially coming off a loss that dropped the Cyclones to 2-6. But the oldest of the Farniok boys knows something special when he sees it.

"When you think about all of us playing big-time football from an area where that doesn't happen very often, it puts a smile on your face," he said. "It's something not many people can say."

Setting the stage

Brad Farniok, a former left tackle at St. Cloud State in the mid-1980s, moved his family to Sioux Falls from Minneapolis in 1992, when his oldest son was just a baby.

Tom would be followed by three younger brothers, and his physical nature and love for athletics laid the foundation for a


formidable football family.

"All of them walked at 10 months, and they were so physical," says Christine, whose brother, Bob Reeves, was a baseball and football standout at South Dakota State. "They wanted to be outside, running, throwing balls, and you just knew they were going to be big boys. They were at the top of the growth chart and just kept on going."

Though Tom is the oldest, he might end up being the smallest. Derek and Matt are mammoth offensive tackles, while Tom and Will fit the mold of more sleek interior linemen.

After engaging in hand-to-hand combat with the hulking Derek a few times, Tom knew he would have to use smarts and technique to set himself apart.

"I had to get every edge and try to be perfect,"says Tom, named all-Big 12 honorable mention as a junior last season. "I realized I wasn't going to be a 6-8, 320-pound road grader, so I had to use a lot of movement and do some things really well. I couldn't afford to have bad technique."

That approach helped him become a dynamic center at Washington, where he helped spark a Sioux Falls dynasty by leading the Warriors to three consecutive championship games and two titles, including a perfect season his senior year. That 2009 team rushed for more than 3,000 yards with Tom and Derek leading the charge, but the older brother was clearly in charge.

"Tom is such a natural leader," says Brad Farniok. "If you watch the other boys, they'll follow him anywhere he goes."

Then-Washington coach Brian


Hermanson called Tom "the best offensive lineman I've been around," so no one was surprised when the oldest brother accepted a major D-I offer from Iowa State and became a starter as a redshirt freshman.

Just as he did in high school, Farniok has assumed leadership of the Cyclones offense, so much so that the team seemed lost when their center went down with knee injuries the past two seasons.

"It was a helpless feeling," says Farniok of the MCL strain that kept him out for most of a 34-14 home loss to North Dakota State in the season opener. "Just horribly frustrating. You're standing on the sideline wanting to help, and you can't do it."

Saturday was bittersweet for the oldest brother, who sees his time in college football comingto an end. But he also sees a bright future and wants to use his trademark tenacity to find a place in the pro game.

"He's ready to see what's out there next," says Christine. "This is what he's been striving for since he first put a football uniform on, to take it to the next level. It's hard to believe that time has arrived."

Emergence of 'Big D'

There's a photo of Tom and Derek Farniok taken at Riverdale Park in 2001, when the brothers were playing on the same South Dakota Junior Football team.

Standing in front of some bushes, the boys strike a football pose – hands on knees in their blue jerseys, white pants and black cleats.

Derek, who weighed 12 pounds at birth, is already larger than Tom


in the photo and has a red stripe on his helmet to signal he's a "ringer," too heavy under association rules to carry the football. Such was the almost frightening emergence of the one they called "Big D."

"Derek was a different kind of big," says Brad, who recalls coaches and referees begging his son not to hurt anyone. For Tom, it took a mental adjustment to be constantly looking up at his younger brother.

"The last time I was taller than Derek was when I was 5 or 6 years old," says Tom. "The biggest part of his development was just growing into his body. A lot of people weren't used to seeing someone as big as him, and they saw him as uncoordinated. Once he got stronger andgrew into his body, he became a monster."

As a 15-year-old sophomore in 2008, Derek made the Washington varsity as a backup left tackle, seeing extensive action as part of the "gorilla" package. As a junior and senior, he was a mainstay on the front line as the Warriors went 26-0 and captured a pair of state championships.

More quiet than Tom, people sometimes made the mistake of seeing the docile Derek as a "gentle giant," until he got that look in his eye and ran them over. If you got between the Farniok boys, trouble often ensued.

"We all had our strengths and weaknesses, but we were not afraid of going against anyone," says Derek. "If you come up against us, we'll fight you until the end."

His mother puts it


a different way: "Derek has a switch where once it's flipped, it's all over."

He committed to Oklahoma the summer before his senior year after also receiving offers from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Louisville and UCLA.

"There are no defensive linemen in South Dakota with the kind of speed that he's going to see playing at Oklahoma," said Tom at the time, and his words were prophetic.

Meaningful minutes have been minimal for Derek, mainly because he's playing behind standout senior tackles Tyrus Thompson and Daryl Williams. But he responded well in his first career start at Oklahoma State last season (when Thompson got hurt), a game the Sooners needed to win to reach the Sugar Bowl, where they knocked off Alabama.

"I'm ready to go if I'm needed," saysDerek, who played most of the second half in Saturday's game. "Everyone has a part to play on the team, and you never know when your number is going to get called."

Best of the family?

Christine Jones thought she was done having children after Tom and Derek, but Matt arrived in 1997 as a "sweet surprise." An exceptionally large surprise, in keeping with family tradition.

The Farnioks quickly realized that Matt's body type resembled that of Derek more than Tom, which meant he would be a junior football "ringer," he would play offensive tackle and he would turn the heads of college coaches.

His two older brothers, however, made sure that no sense of entitlement set in. The family formula had always been based on long days in the weight room


we got it pretty good, but he absolutely hit the jackpot."

Matt has scholarship offers from Iowa State, Washington State, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and Vanderbilt, with more expected by spring. Last summer, he was named overall MVP of a national scouting showcase in Indianapolis after posting a 26-inch vertical leap and benching 27 repetitions of 155 pounds.

The offer from Nebraska is something that never arrived for Tom or Derek, and the Huskers want him badly.

"He's arguably as coveted of a prospect as any on Nebraska's 2016 board," says recruiting analyst Sean Callahan of HuskerOnline.com. "Nebraska has already been up to South Dakota four times to see him, including hopping a private jet to Rapid City (on Oct. 10) to watch his game. It's very rare for a school tomake that many trips this early for a player his age, but that's how much they like him. He's the total package."

Despite all the attention, Matt still leans on his brothers for advice, talking to Tom or Derek before every game. When they are able to watch livestreams of Washington games, they're quick to assess Matt's performance and offer support.

"There was always a competitiveness about them, but it was never, 'I'm better than you,' " says Christine. "They didn't want to try to trump each other. It was more important that they always had a brother by their side."

The final Farniok

After Matt was born, Christine figured he needed a playmate and gave birth to her fourth son, now a freshman at Washington. They call Will the "final Farniok,"


which comes with a heavy burden.

He is built more like Tom and projects as an interior lineman, though Tom insists that the youngest brother is much bigger and stronger than he was entering high school.

Will also shares the same outgoing personality as his oldest brother, while Derek and Matt are more reserved. He avoided "ringer" status in junior football and got to carry the ball, becoming the only Farniok to ever score a touchdown.

Will played right tackle on Washington's sophomore team this season and was a guard on the junior varsity. As the fourth and final Farniok trying to add to the Division I legacy, he knows the spotlight will be bright.

"There are always high expectations," says Will. "I have to work my hardest, because if (my brothers)Christine hugged her boys tight and smiled for the camera, firm in the knowledge that the Farniok football legacy was looming just as large as ever.

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MEET THE FARNIOKS

Tom (age 23; 6-foot-4, 301): Senior center at Iowa State is four-year starter for Cyclones and was named All-Big 12 honorable

mention in 2013. Seen as possible NFL prospect.

Derek (age 21; 6-foot-9, 335): Junior tackle at Oklahoma has appeared in every game this season and started one game as a sophomore against Oklahoma State. Was part of Sooners' Sugar Bowl win last season over Alabama.

Matt (age 17; 6-foot-5, 312): Junior tackle at Washington High could be the most heavily recruited of all the Farniok brothers. Among the highest-ranked


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57 out of 182 MLAs are facing criminal charges, as against 47 in 2007: ADR.

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The ADR report shows that 57 out of 182 MLAs, which works out at more than 31%, have declared criminal cases registered against them. In 2007, 26% of the MLAs – 47 out of 182 – had declared criminal cases.

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came under fire and a hair analysis technique that has been discredited.

"I feel beautiful," Gates told The Associated Press by telephone after leaving the U.S. penitentiary in Tucson, Ariz.

Just hours before, the same judge who had presided over Gates' trial years ago in D.C. Superior Court ordered his release.

Prosecutors had agreed Gates should be released. However, at their request, Senior Judge Fred B. Ugast delayed Gates' formal exoneration until next week to give the government a chance to conduct one more round of DNA testing.

Ben Friedman, a spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office in Washington, said Gates would be the first D.C. defendant who spent significant time in prison to be exonerated based on DNA evidence.

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Barry Scheck, co-director of the Innocence Project, said judges, as well as prosecutors, need to be informed when crime lab analyses are called into question.

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Gates asked for and got DNA testing in 1988. However, the DNA sample available at the time was insufficient to draw any conclusions with the technology then available.

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An official from NICVD administration briefed that the fire broke out at the operation theater, situated at the first floor of the NICVD. The fire was extinguished by the fire tenders and rescue workers. This created panic like situation in the hospital but administration shortly controlled the situation with the help of rescue teams.

The official informed that all trapped people were successfully rescued by the security guard. The security guard also received minor burn injuries during to rescue work. The operation theater of hospital was partially affected dueearlier in the day. By 4 p.m., the weather was clear. Gannon checked the Weather Channel on television and saw that the storm appeared to be heading out of the area.
On June 14, 2001, Thad Borgstadt, the manager at SGC, opened the course as usual in the morning and testified that the weather was "nice." However, Borgstadt closed the course at approximately 1:15 p.m., after he saw dark clouds in the sky and heard an alert on the television. Borgstadt sounded the horn which alerted golfers that they needed to immediately return to the clubhouse. Borgstadt left SGC at 3 p.m.
Jeff Tull replaced Borgstadt and at 3:50 p.m. Jeff checked the radar on the computer. He noted that the thunderstorm had moved out of the area of SGC.


locate his ball. As they started putting on the second green, Gannon saw a lightning bolt in the western sky. Gannon thought the lightning was far off but testified that they would quit after they putted out on the second hole.
At approximately 4:50 p.m., Jeff checked the weather radar on the computer. While the computer image was loading, a golf course employee told Jeff that he heard storms would be moving back into the area. When the radar image had loaded, Jeff could see storms to the southwest of SGC.
Jeff walked outside, saw lightning, and blew the horn for two 5-second periods, rotating so that the sound would spread across the SGC complex. At the time that Jeff blew the horn, there were approximately five golfers on thecourse.
Gannon was holding the flag for the second hole when he heard the horn. After the horn sounded, Gannon saw a second lightning bolt in approximately the same location as where he had seen the first lightning bolt. Patrick putted out, and then Patrick and Gannon started toward the clubhouse.
Gannon testified that as they were walking, he saw a big flash of light followed by a loud boom. Gannon blacked out, fell to the ground, and lay unconscious. When Gannon came to, he could see Patrick face down on the ground. After attempts to rouse Patrick were unsuccessful, Gannon went to the SGC clubhouse for emergency assistance.
Between 5:16 and 5:17 p.m., Gannon arrived at the clubhouse and reported Patrick's injury. Jeff immediately called 911. Several golfers began giving


and decay over time. He opined that a lightning detection system would not have saved Patrick from the lightning strike because he believed Patrick was struck by a lightning bolt from outside a 6-mile radius.
Dennis Tull, the owner of SGC, left the golf course at approximately 4 p.m. on June 14, 2001, and recalled that the weather was visibly clear between 4 and 5 p.m. Toby Mills was on the seventh hole when he heard the horn from the SGC clubhouse. He said that at the time, he did not want to go into the clubhouse, because the "sky was totally clear" and "completely sunny," and it was "going to be a long time before [the storm] is here." Mills said there was nothing "in the air toweather during a news teaser. However, due to delays with computerized radar images, it was likely that the thunderstorm cell which produced the lightning bolt that injured Patrick was not visible on radar until after 5 p.m., after the horn had already sounded.
Bruce Thomas, a Kansas City meteorologist, testified on Patrick's behalf. His opinion was that SGC should have closed the golf course when employees saw approaching storms. He based his opinion on "Patrick Sall's injuries." He testified that because Patrick was injured, SGC must have done something wrong. Aside from the fact that a golfer was injured, Thomas could not identify any other aspects in which SGC was deficient.
It is undisputed that Gannon and Patrick continued to golf, even after Gannon spotted lightning off in the distance.


"I could use a full year in the Coast."

It's what goaltender Mackenzie Skapski said to me in October, referring to the East Coast Hockey League, where the New York Rangers sent him - the Greenville Road Warriors specifically - to begin his pro career. The 2013 sixth-round pick was coming off a successful campaign in the Western Hockey League, but the jump to professional hockey is a big one for any player; let alone a 20-year-old goaltender. Many quality goaltenders have spent a good chunk of time in the ECHL to ease the transition, including Tomas Vokoun, Jonathan Quick, Braden Holtby, and Jaroslav Halak.

For Skapski, a "full year" instead was shortened to one game. Cédric Desjardins, the Hartford Wolf Pack's starting goaltender, suffered a minor injury in lateOctober, and Skapski was summoned to the AHL.

"I started in the ECHL like everyone thought (I would). It just happened that an injury happened and they called me up," Skapski recalled. "They said, you're going to be up for the weekend and we'll send you back Monday.'"

That plan changed, however. Filling in for Desjardins, Wolf Pack backup goaltender Jason Missiaen struggled mightily. He let in six goals on 23 shots on October 24th against the Albany Devils before being pulled for Skapski, who saved all three shots he faced in relief. The next night, Missiaen let in four goals on 32 shots. For the third game of the weekend, Skapski was given his first career AHL start. He saved all 16 shots he faced in a convincing 3-0


signed Yann Danis to fill the goaltending void, but Skapski had already proven himself to Hartford's coaching staff. Skapski had effectively worked his way to split-starting duties in Hartford. Skapski concluded the 2014-2015 hockey season with 28 games in Hartford and a .914 save percentage; an impressive total for a 20-year-old goaltender in the AHL. For comparison, at the same age Semyon Varlamov posted a .916 save percentage, Jonathan Bernier equaled Skapski's .914, and Roberto Luongo registered at .908. The East Coast Hockey League wasn't even on the radar. Skapski was ahead of schedule and proving himself very capable in the AHL. That would have been more than enough for Skapski to consider his first professional season a success.

"To be perfectly honest I (would have been) content beingin the AHL the entire year and just being backup," Skapski admitted.

But Skapski got yet another unexpected promotion. On January 31st, Rangers fans watched in horror as Henrik Lundqvist took a puck to his throat. A few days later, he was put on the shelf. A disastrous situation for the Rangers turned into a new opportunity for Skapski. Desjardins also being injured meant that Skapski was next on the depth chart, so he was called up to the Rangers. Of course, for a while that was only a technicality, as Cam Talbot took on almost the entire workload while Skapski sat on the bench with a nice view of the NHL games transpiring in front of him. Scouts and coaches hate when young players aren't playing and fear


it stunting their development, but there wasn't any alternative in this situation. Skapski made the most of it and used the unique situation to learn and develop in his own way.

"On game days I would take advantage. I would go out with a couple of the healthy scratch players. I think I gained a lot from that," Skapski said. " The speed of the game in the NHL is a huge factor. My first week in the NHL I feel like I didn't stop any pucks. I seemed to end up okay throughout practice later on."

Rangers' goaltending guru Benoit Allaire is often interacting with the goalies in the organization even down to the junior level, but the call-up also made daily, hands-on sessions with Allaire convenient. And whilenothing can replace actual games, it was an important time for Skapski to improve his game under the guidance of someone many consider the best goaltending coach in the world.

"As basic as it sounds, his reputation speaks for itself. Benoit's phenomenal," Skapski remarked. "Even if I had a bad game or bad sequence of games he’ll tell me not to change anything and focus my game. Ultimately he believes in it and I believe in him. If I can believe in my game, and he certainly does, we both believe I could make the NHL."

Talbot performed incredibly well in Lundqvist's absence, but it was also clear that starting every game was beginning to take its toll on him physically and mentally. A February 20th matchup against the lowly


Buffalo Sabres was approaching.

"Leading up to that game I figured that maybe I would get (the start)," Skapski said.

Indeed, Skapski was picked to make his NHL debut that night. Playing against the worst team in the league while the Rangers were hot was a good spot to give Talbot that rest and throw Skapski into the fire. Still, the Sabres were an NHL-caliber team, and not many 20-year-old goaltenders get an opportunity in the NHL. With the Rangers battling for playoff position and the Presidents' Trophy, every game mattered. There was a strong uncertainty of how Skapski would fare. It didn't take too long for things to go wrong. Just 14 seconds into the game, the puck took a fluke bounce off of defenseman Marc Staal's skate andlanded right on Sabres winger Matt Moulson's stick in the slot. Wide open, he took a shot, and the first shot that Skapski faced in the NHL was in the back of his net.

"I looked right over to the bench and thought, 'oh no this is going to be a long one,'" Skapski said, laughing.

And though he sees the humor in it now, he was not feeling great at the time. It was the worst possible start to what he felt, as a late draft pick, was a career-defining game.

"I felt like there was a certain pressure. If a first-rounder walks into his first NHL game and craps the bed, he's going to get another regardless," Skapski said. "As a sixth-round pick I'm kind of a wild card.


nod. Again, the Rangers dominated play, but Sabres' goaltender Anders Lindback stood tall and kept the Rangers off the score sheet for quite a while. Skapski was forced to match that. Finally, defenseman Keith Yandle broke the deadlock in the third period and the Rangers were up 1-0. Players are well conditioned to speak about team accomplishments and focusing energies on earning the two points. Of course Skapski was very concerned with that. But he had no reservations about the potential personal accomplishment that suddenly was staring him in the face.

"Honestly, I was thinking about (getting a shutout) the entire time," Skapski acknowledged.

Skapski held strong. Martin St. Louis scored an empty-netter with 33 seconds remaining. The game ended soon after. Just months prior expecting to spend the entireseason in the ECHL, Skapski suddenly had his second NHL win and first NHL shutout. Though only 20 saves were required, the caliber of Buffalo's chances as well as a tight score the entire game made it a tougher outing.

"I felt like the second game I had a lot more quality scoring chances," Skapski said."I felt like I answered those."

The sixth-rounder whom many had not heard of upon his call-up was suddenly a known name in the Rangers' fan base. During commercial breaks during the games following both his first win and his first shutout, the Madison Square Garden jumbotron showed him on the bench, and the fans responded with loud applause as Skapski sat awkwardly and smiled. Fans on Twitter made jokes about him. For his efforts


in both of his starts as well as his general presence on the team during an unlikely winning streak with Lundqvist out, the previously unknown Skapski became an unofficial team mascot of sorts. A cult hero. Skapski admitted to noticing.

"Yeah, I've been tweeted at for looking like a baby or whatever," Skapski said, laughing. "It would be different if a Malcolm Subban was called up or a Vasilevskiy. People were chirping me for what they hadn't seen, right? This opportunity in New York this year was phenomenal for myself and my personal career. Now it kind of puts me on the map."

In late March, Lundqvist was cleared to return, and Skapski was sent back to the AHL with a wealth of experience and perspective he didn't have beforeChicago Blackhawks to replace Cam Talbot. Skapski has no delusions about who the backup goaltender will be in New York next season or the competition he's up against in Hartford.

"I’m prepared to put in the work to take my game to another level. I’m prepared to get cut from the NHL this year and to have Antti Raanta take over there, and go down to the AHL and not expect a starting role there. Just to battle with Hellberg and Desjardins."

However, he hopes to make a case for the spot behind Lundqvist in the near future. Skapski laid out what he believes would be the best outcome for next season.

"I would want to describe it as a season in which I got a lot of games in the


(Bernama) — The Anti- Smuggling Unit (UPP) Tuesday arrested 17 Myanmar nationals without valid travel documents in Kampung Kempas, Machang, as they were being smuggled into the country by a syndicate.

Kelantan UPP commander Mazlan Che Hamid said the Myanmar nationals, aged between 16 and 30 years, had been turned over to the Immigration authorities.

He said the van driver, a Malaysian, stopped the vehicle by the roadside and fled after realising that it was being tailed by UPP personnel at 4.30 am.

The UPP personnel had followed the van from Kampung Kedap here, some 40 km from Machang, he said.

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Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim today confidently predicted he would be prime minister within three years, sketching out the first rough timetable for his dramatic politicalagents concerned did not know where the workers were and this “flood of foreign workers” created problems for society.

Although migrant workers, especially the illegal ones, were eventually repatriated by the government, the problem did not seem to end as they returned to the country and the ones who benefited were the travel agents and migrant workers recruitment agencies, Abdul Khalid said.

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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney doesn't appear to know that it was completely legal for the Colorado gunman allegedly responsible for killing at least 12 people to purchase the weapons he used in the horrific movie-theater massacre last Friday.

Romney told NBC's Brian Williams in an interview that "it was illegal for him to have many of those things already," adding that "this person shouldn't have had any kind of weapons."

But law officials have said repeatedly that alleged shooter James Holmes legally purchased all four weapons he used in the movie-theater massacre. He followed the law when purchasing an assault-style rifle, a shotgun and Glock handgun, and he passed the required background checks.

The comments make Romney's position


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The falling number of death sentences, however, is more significant than the number of executions for detecting the popularity of the death penalty, because the majority of executions are the product of legal decisions made decades ago. For instance, Tommy Arthur was sentenced to death in 1983, but he faced seven execution dates in 16 years before being killed in Alabama in May.

There were 39 death sentences projected for 2017 – the second-lowest annual total of death sentences since 1972. The tally includes 36 confirmed death sentences and three cases in which final sentences are due by the end of the year and are expected to be death because it was recommended


by the jury.

These falling rates coincide with declining public support for the death penalty for a person convicted of murder. Only 55% of Americans said they support the death penalty, the lowest rate since 1972, according to a Gallup poll released in October.

In Amnesty International’s most recent assessment of global executions, the human rights group found 2016 was the first year the US did not appear in the world’s top five executioners since 2006. It was edged out of its usual position by China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Pakistan and Egypt.

“Despite the fact that these are still problems in the US and around the world, we are seeing some hopeful trends,” said Kristina Roth, senior program officer for criminal justice at Amnesty International USA.

The human rights group alsofound that the US was one of 23 countries that carried out executions in 2016. Amnesty was not able to confirm whether state executions took place that year in Libya, Syria and Yemen.

While the US remains in the minority of countries that support the death penalty, executions and death sentences only occur in concentrated parts of the country. The 23 executions in 2017 were carried out in just eight states and the 39 new death sentences were imposed by 14 states and the federal government.

Even so, some of the outlier counties known for their propensity for the death penalty are no longer using the punishment, which suggests the use of capital punishment is tied closely to the politics of the local prosecutor.

Harris County, Texas, which has carried out


more executions than any other county, in 2017 did not execute any prisoner or sentence any defendant to death for the first time since 1974.

The county, which is home to Houston, recently elected a new district attorney, Kim Ogg, who took office on the first of this year.

Ogg told the Texas Observer in June that she had opposed the death penalty early in her career but as district attorney thought it should remain an option for prosecutors. One of her first acts after being elected was terminating 37 county prosecutors.

“The fact that Harris County is dropping off the list of most prolific death sentences shows that death sentencing has less to do with the homicide rate than it has to do with the politics of homicide,” Dunham said.

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With four weeks to go, there’s calm within the Brexit storm

Remain supporters shelter from the wind and rain across the street from parliament in London, Thursday Feb. 28, 2019. British Prime Minister Theresa May has offered Parliament the chance to delay Britain's scheduled March 29 departure if lawmakers fail to approve her divorce agreement with the bloc.(Jonathan Brady/PA via AP)

Remain supporters shelter from the wind and rain across the street from parliament in London, Thursday Feb. 28, 2019. British Prime Minister Theresa May has offered Parliament the chance to delay Britain's scheduled March 29 departure if lawmakers fail to approve her divorce agreement with the bloc.(Jonathan Brady/PA via AP)

BRUSSELS (AP) — Britain and the European Union are set to formally divorce before the month is out — butDonald Trump appeared to get his mass shootings mixed up when he offered his condolences for Sutherland Springs, Texas, Tuesday night — in the wake of a massacre in Northern California.

“May God be with the people of Sutherland Springs, Texas. The FBI and Law Enforcement has arrived,” the president tweeted.

However, the latest shooting by a lone gunman — which killed five people and injured 10 more — took place in rural Rancho Tehama, while Sutherland Springs was the location of the church shooting on Nov. 5 where 25 people were gunned down.

May God be with the people of Sutherland Springs, Texas. The FBI and Law Enforcement has arrived.

Mass Shootings in America That Horrified All of Us (Photos)

Newtown, Conn. - On December 14, 2012, 20-year-old Adam Lanza fatally shot


20 children at Sandy Hook Elementary School. They were between the ages of six and seven years old. He also killed six adult staff members.

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Washington D.C. — A former Navy reservist shot and killed 12 people on September 16, 2013, at a military facility. The gunman was killed.

Waco, Tex. - Nine people were killed and many more were injured after two biker gangs began firing at each other at a motorcycle club on May 17, 2015.

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Charleston, S.C. - Dylann Roof shot and killed nine people during a racially motivated shooting in a predominantly African-American church on June 17, 2015.

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Chattanooga, Tenn. - A gunman named Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez entered two military facilities on July 16, 2015, and killed four Marines and injured others, before heat recent mass shootings that have happened on U.S. soil

Newtown, Conn. - On December 14, 2012, 20-year-old Adam Lanza fatally shot 20 children at Sandy Hook Elementary School. They were between the ages of six and seven years old. He also killed six adult staff members.


we should have put them in the walk-in closet and locked the door! Thank goodness he caught it in time and neither our passports nor our undies disappeared into the back of the truck.One of the supervisors asked where our dog was. He wanted to adopt her. Um.... The vet came on Wednesday and packed her and her things into the back of a taxi to bring to her new home. She was less than thrilled at that idea, I'm sure she had flashbacks to the last time she was tossed into the back of a taxi. I just hope she didn't jump out the windows that that were permanently rolled open. I didn't take pictures though I wish I had for the sheer silliness and sadness ofnot Tonga), 3 years in Chennai, India, 3 years in Virginia, and 4 years in Amman, Jordan. We'll spend 3 years in Germany to graduate the boys from high school, and our next post is TBD 2019!

I am a former Army brat (lived in Belgium, Zaire, Algeria, Niger, visited too many places to list), now Foreign Service spouse. I tag along where ever Ian takes us and try to keep the family sane. Between 1996 when we got married and 2003 when we moved to Manila we lived in Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, and Florida, and visited several other states.

Rebecca traveled to Oman with chorus (2013), Ethiopia with Week Without Walls (WWW) 2014, Qatar with swimming (2014) and volleyball (2015), and Kuwait with basketball (2016). She also went to


Amsterdam in 2017.

Rebecca and Nicholas traveled through Vietnam on WWW 2015 and Thailand for WWW 2016.

Katherine went to Kuwait with volleyball (2014) and France with WWW 2014, and did a semester abroad in Cork, Ireland in 2016. She's was in Dublin for her internship summer 2017.

Jonathon went to Kuwait with Academic Games (2015) and had a school trip to Berlin in 2016.

Ian has also been to Ethiopia (2006), Benin (2006), South Korea (2004), Liberia (2016), Central African Republic (2016), Cameroon (2016), Algeria (2017), Morocco (2017), Tunisia (2017), Turkmenistan (2017), and Suriname (2018). He also covers Sanaa and Tripoli (no travel there), Copenhagen and Accra. Ian aided after the Mumbai Massacre (2008), and also went to Bangalore and Hyderabad in India. A life goal for him is to serveJustin McMurray is an attorney experienced in various aspects of Florida and federal law. Since becoming an attorney in 2006, he has had the pleasure of sharing his services and expertise with hundreds of clients in Florida and abroad. Born and raised in Gainesville, Florida, he studied first at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, before returning to the University of Florida to earn his Bachelor of Arts and a subsequent Juris Doctor from the University of Florida’s Frederick G. Levin College of Law.

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It’s just after noon on a Tuesday in March, and CJ Fly is going “coronavirus shopping.” The 26-year-old Brooklyn rapper and founding member of Pro Era may have released his long-awaited debut album Rudebwoy, but he’s more concerned with making sure he and his girlfriend have enough fresh fruit for the coming weeks. “Of all times for me to be dropping an album, it had to be during the end of the world,” he tells me over the phone, live and direct from Whole Foods.

Even amidst these dire circumstances, CJ has grown accustomed to this kind of hustle. Born Chaine St. Aubin Downer Jr. to a Bajan mother and a Jamaican father, CJ has been surrounded by music his entire life. While his father would turn the radiothe genre with innovative takes on familiar formats. They deliver immersive and nuanced stories. They elicit so many emotions from viewers, from tears of laughter to tears of joy — and that’s just Queer Eye.”

All of the projects have popped in one way or another for the streamer, but it's Queer Eye that's found itself lodged in the zeitgeist. Like the original 15 years ago, then Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, the self-help lifestyles show is a current pop culture favorite — getting the Saturday Night Live treatment and inspiring odes from critics.

Queer Eye, which counts Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Bobby Berk and Jonathan Van Ness among its new stars, was updated for 2018 with a slight twist. Instead of just helping culturally clueless straight


men around New York, the fivesome headed South for a unique intersection of coastal- and and red-state sensibilities. Series creator David Collins and his Scout Productions banner, alongside ITV Entertainment company, produce the series.

No return date was announced, but more Queer Eye is expected to land on Netflix later in 2018.

As for the other renewals, Drug docuseries Dope (Wall to Wall Media Ltd) returns April 20. Drug Lords (ITN Productions), Nicole Byer-hosted Nailed It! (Magical Elves), The Toys That Made Us (The Nacelle Company), like Queer Eye, do not have premiere dates.follies as though it had been planned by Fifty Shades of Grey author E.L. James herself. The day kicked off with Jessa unwrapping a gift from Ben, a tablet with a video of him commanding her to go down to the Duggars' hangar and hop on a small plane. From there she began a series of tests and tasks demanded of her by her man (like sinking a hole-in-one at Putt-Putt? Lascivious!) until she finally got to board an old-timey train with all the ladies of her family up to a beautiful glass chapel in the woods where Ben proposed and she accepted.

This perfect moment was, yes, followed by an unchaste bosom-to-bosom hug. Unfortunate, but luckily they were flanked by TLC cameramen, with a mob of family just