299 F. 3d 114 - United States v. Jamison

299 F3d 114 United States v. Jamison

UNITED STATES of America, Appellee,v.Jabri JAMISON, Defendant-Appellant.

Docket No. 01-1483.

United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit.

Argued: May 22, 2002.

Decided: August 5, 2002.

Alexander Bunin, Federal Public Defender, Northern District of New York and Vermont, Albany, NY, for Jamison.

Barbara D. Cottrell, Assistant United States Attorney, Northern District of New York (William C. Pericak, Assistant United States Attorney on the brief) for Joseph A. Pavone, United States Attorney, Northern District of New York, Albany, NY.

Before McLAUGHLIN, JACOBS, and LEVAL, Circuit Judges.

JACOBS, Circuit Judge, dissents by separate opinion.

LEVAL, Circuit Judge.

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Defendant Jabri Jamison appeals from a judgment of the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York (Scullin, J.) convicting him, following a jury trial, of unlawfulof one Andre Porter, at 414 Brandywine Avenue in Schenectady, New York. Viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to the government, see United States v. Mapp,170 F.3d 328, 331 (2d Cir.1999), the evidence presented at trial was as follows.

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Porter, whose street name is "Boogaloo," was a part owner of an incorporated retail business in Schenectady called Digital Underground Fashions, which sold clothing, shoes, beepers, cell phones, CDs, and tapes. On January 8, 2000, Porter visited outlet stores in Woodbury, New York, carrying approximately $18,000 in cash to purchase merchandise for his store. He purchased approximately $15,000 in goods. He brought the merchandise back to his house in Schenectady around 6:00 p.m, with $3,310 remaining in his pocket.

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In addition to operating a retail business, Porter also trafficked


cocaine. He typically purchased four to five ounces of cocaine at a time, at up to $900 per ounce, applied a cutting agent to dilute its purity, and sold it in quantities between half a gram and 3.5 grams. He regularly commingled cash from his cocaine transactions with the proceeds of his retail store. In addition to the cash he had taken to Woodbury, Porter had approximately $18,000 in cash in a safe inside his house.

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Later that evening, the defendant, Jabri Jamison, appeared with an unidentified man at Porter's house. When Porter opened the front door, Jamison, who had never before met Porter, asked whether "Boogaloo" was home. When Porter answered, "yes, right here," Jamison pointed a gun and shot him. The bullet penetrated Porter's wrist, passed throughhis elbow, pierced his side, and lodged in his back.

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Jamison and the unidentified man entered the house, and the other man pointed a gun at Porter's girlfriend. Jamison grabbed a gold and diamond chain hanging around Porter's neck, and asked, "Where's the money." Porter threw the chain to the floor and directed Jamison toward the back of the house. At this point, Porter's niece, Tenecia Jackson, rushed to the front of the apartment and began struggling with Jamison. Jamison lost control of his gun. He tried to escape through the front door, but several neighbors rushed to the scene and restrained him until police arrived and arrested him.

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Soon after this incident, Porter moved to 406 Bedford Road in Schenectady. On January 27, 2000, nearly three weeks after the


incident, he was arrested by Drug Enforcement Administration ("DEA") agents on federal drug and money laundering charges. Agents obtained search warrants for Porter's current residence at 406 Bedford Road, as well as his prior home. At 414 Brandywine Avenue, the agents found a safe and two firearms. At 406 Bedford, the agents found nearly $20,000 in cash, a gun, ammunition, and approximately eight-and-a-half ounces of cocaine.

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On June 8, 2000, in proceedings in the Northern District of New York, Porter pleaded guilty to conspiring to distribute cocaine and to money laundering. Porter had at least two prior narcotics-related convictions within the last 12 years. In his allocution, he admitted that between 1998 and 2000 he purchased approximately 600 grams of cocaine per month at $800-900 per ounce, and hadpurchase, he had approximately $36,000 in cash. He maintained the cash in commingled fashion, using it to purchase clothing inventory for the clothing business, drug inventory for the drug selling business, and for personal expenses. Notwithstanding that his use of the word "whatever" permitted the inference that some of the large cash sums he maintained might be used for personal expenses, the clear import of his testimony was that he used those sums primarily to purchase business inventory for both businesses. The jury could draw the inference that, had Jamison's robbery attempt succeeded in depriving Porter of the $21,000 cash he had on hand at his house, this would have substantially diminished his inventory purchases of clothing manufactured in Asia, Guatemala, California, Massachusetts, and Maine, and cocaine originating


realizing cash from sales of cocaine, he kept the cash in his safe at his home. Porter also operated a clothing business. Although the clothing business was incorporated and operated out of a store premises, Porter also kept its proceeds and working cash at his home in the same safe.

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His purchases of inventory for both the cocaine and the clothing businesses were made with cash kept by Porter in his safe — cash generated from the proceeds of the clothing and cocaine businesses. It is therefore clear that if the robbery of Porter had succeeded in taking his money, this would have depleted the working capital of two businesses operating in interstate commerce by $21,000, significantly affecting their ability to make purchases in interstate commerce. Thus, it isPorter, was the operator of two businesses, who kept large amounts of cash at home that he used to operate his businesses. On the day of the robbery, he had taken $18,000 of this cash on a buying trip to purchase inventory for his retail business. Of that sum, $3,000 remained in his pocket at the time of the robbery

When asked the intended use of these funds, he answered, "[D]rugs or clothing, whatever." To be sure, the "whatever" part of his answer could have meant "suit yourself" or "you care, but I don't." But, as Judge Jacobs concedes, the "drugs or clothing" part of the answer referred to his intention to use at least a portion of the funds to purchase inventory for his businesses, as he had


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Fir forests

The silver fir (Abies alba) is found on the cool, deep-soiled slopes of the flanks of the Pyrenees, from Navarre to Montseny, forming pure fir woods or, more often, mixed forests with beech trees. The most important areas are in Lleida (Lérida), with 170 square kilometres. In altitude, it extends from 700 to 1700 meters, but its main areas are localized in more humid and dark valleys; these forests are dark, with acidic soil, due to the decomposition of the needles of evergreens. At higher altitudes, they are often replaced by black pine (Pinus uncinata). These fir forests sometimes contain maplesfound mixed with cork oaks and Holm oaks.

Pine forests

The most characteristic natural pine forests are those of pino negro (Pinus uncinata) and Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris). The former is often associated with Rhododendron ferrugineum, blueberries, Salix pyrenaica and other shrubby species on the subalpine slopes of the Pyrenees. Over less washed limestone soils it is usually accompanied by Savin juniper (Juniperus sabina L.), common juniper (Juniperus communis subsp. hemisphaerica), and common bearberry ([Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]). Such forests make up the tree line in most of the Pyrenees, reaching 2400 metres.

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 Shrubby borders or undergrowths
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 Stages of degradation
It is possible to identify successive stages in the process of degradation of these various forest formations, from an optimum state to the final phase of desertification.

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The shields were under the care of Mars' priests the Salii, who used them in their rituals. As payment, Mamurius requested that his name be preserved and remembered in the song sung by the Salii, the Carmen Saliare, as they executed movements with the shields and performed their armed dance.


simplify the model to assume that the UK population was only exposed to BSE-infected cattle from the UK. In addition, we assume that the main exposure of the Irish population was to BSE-infected cattle from Ireland and the UK. Estimates of numbers of infected animals in the UK were obtained from previous analyses \[[@B5]\]. Estimates of the numbers of infected animals in Ireland were obtained as detailed above.

The effectiveness of the Specified Bovine Offal (SBO) ban in 1989 in the UK was assumed to be anywhere between 0 and 100% effective, with this parameter fitted in the model. A similar ban was implemented in the Republic of Ireland in 1996. We assumed that this ban was 100% effective.

Survival patterns in the UK and the Republic of Ireland wereas a shock to Richard Le who owns 700 Sansom Street. His property is one of the few remaining original brick row houses on the block, dating all the way back to Carstair’s Row, which was built around 1800 as one of the earliest speculative developments in the city. Le’s building is a charming anchor at the end of the street and a distinctive landmark on the row. It is currently occupied by apartments, Lombard Café, and a nail salon. The property was listed on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places in 1981.

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The extended T2 script, novelization and T2: Nuclear Twilight #4 comic book all depicted the scene the same way. From the script, right after Reese disappears:

FUENTES

Sapper team. Set your charges.

Let's blow this place back to Hell.

Connor shakes his head no. Mustering his strength.

CONNOR

Not yet. There's one more thing we

have to do.

After the second protector is sent, then they destroy the TDE

It is not clear when exactly Skynet sent his two terminators. It was shortly before the war was over, but when exactly is not clear. The Resistance was able to sent their protectors only after Skynet was defeated and all machines stopped functioning, in July of 2029. It was then that they could enter Skynet's facilities, access abandoned TDE and do their part.

Reese still suspected that Skynet might'vebleeding, frostbitten,

wrapped in rags... Valley Forge with better weapons.

The wounded soldier in the ruins of the building

cautiously approaches the chrome skeleton before him. He

pushes against its chest with one finger. It topples with

a crash and lies still.

The soldier turns to his comrades with an idiot grin.

Tears are streaming down his face. A mighty cheer goes up

from the men and woman of the Last Army.

3. WHY ONLY ONE SENT AT A TIME?

the activation of the TDE , which was a gargantuan machine going down deep into the bowels of the earth, required so much energy that it caused all of Skynet's machine temporary deactivation after each power up - it required massive amount of energy to send one object.

"Jim always said that it [Time Displacement Equipment] should look like


the door and walks

out among the dark bodies. They are INACTIVATED

TERMINATORS. He stops at a row in which they are

identical to the terminator which was sent to kill Sarah

(the Arnold model).

And there's another confirmation that the T-800 chosen and sent by John is the exact same one that was sent in the first movie by Skynet:

He walks to the end of the row. There is one empty rack.

He faces the terminator in the next rack. Its eyes are

closed.

"One empty rack" - CG animation done by Van Ling for T2 Ultimate DVD menu

Randall Frakes' novelization:

They were in a cold storage room. Fuentes gasped as his beam fell on a row of naked bodies, hanging on steel racks suspended from the ceiling.

John panned his light around. There were hundreds ofmen and women, in rows of ten. Within each row, the bodies were absolutely identical.

"Terminators," Fuentes whispered, his hand on his rifle butt, uneasy.

John quickly walked along the synthetic bodies to the end of a row and hesitated. He scanned the faces. No, not here. Then he gazed down the other row. All the same. Strange to him. Then... he turned to another row and stopped. it was filled with identical, familiar faces. The broad, brutally handsome features sent a shock of recognition through John.

7. WHY IS T-800'S HAIR DIFFERENT ?

The conceptual artwork showed the remaining 9 inactive 101 models with the longer hair, as seen in the first movie, so it's clear that the issue of hair style change was supposed to be addressed.

There's a theory that


it's confirmed that its built of thousands of tiny nano-bots that work together by both the novelization and James Cameron on T2 Extreme DVD commentary.

T2 Novelization:

"Sirens reached its auditory sensors, which could have been formed anywhere on its body (since every molecule had the genetic blueprints for all needed parts programmed into them), but were now in shape of human ears"

- Randall Frakes

James Cameron furthermore explains and confirms Skynet's fear of the T-1000:

"I started thinking about the film in two stages. In the first stage the future sends back a mechanical guy, essentially what The Terminator became, and the good guys send back their warrior. In the end, the mechanical guy is destroyed. But up there in the future, somewhere, they say, well, wait a minute, that didn'tthem to the place where the two 20-ton plates met and peered within the small gap there. it was only large enough for a single man to step between and there was an indention in each of the plates, an indention in the shape of a man. Connor squinted at something gleaming at the edge of a small round opening positioned where the neck of a man would be in the lower indention. He squatted, feeling his age in his aching knees, and shined his light at what had caught his eye. He carefully extended the tip of his plasma rifle down into the indention, using the barrel of the well used weapon to prod what appeared to be a large drop of liquid mercury. As the barrel


?

Terminators use force mostly when necessary. The first movie established that physical force is their secondary choice in obtaining the goal, and they always ask before resolving to violence. We see the same reasoning in both the second T-800 and the T-1000. Unlike the first terminator, the second T-800 wasn't threatened with a weapon right away. He threw his attackers around to weaken them and engaged and almost killed the one that had the knife, stabbing him in the upper back. He did not stop or withheld from killing. There was no need for it and the attacker ho had the knife was quickly and almost deadly disabled.

Novelization acknowledges T-800's tactical decisions regarding killing when he approaches Robert in the kitchen, the biker whose clothes came to hisliking: The target was temporarily disabled. Shooting him would be an unnecessary use of force .

15. WHY DOES IT TAKE SO LONG FOR THE TERMINATORS TO ARRIVE AT JOHN'S HOUSE ?

Since most of the records were lost in the war, they didn't have knowledge of the pre-war Los Angeles. Both arrived in the middle of the night and there aren't many people at that time who can know and/or point the way and give directions to the specific address. Note that the T-1000 didn't know where the Reseda Mall is either and had to ask for directions. In the omitted scene, the girls are laughing at T-1000 for not knowing where such huge and well known mall is.

The novelization also explains that time is of no importance for


impulsively unlocked the cabinet and glanced inside at a larger object...a mechanically intricate metal hand and forearm.

(...) laced with hydraulic actuators. The fingers were as finely crafted as watch parts.

18. WHY WAS JOHN SPOOKED BY T-800'S APPEARANCE?

According to the novelization, John knew T-800's face from the newspaper clippings and knew it's probably the person responsible for the '84 Police Massacre and the same person that his mother believed to be a Terminator.

Novelization: In an instant, John recognized the face. he had seen it many times in the newspaper clippings his mother had shown him as he was growing up. It was that guy. The crazy dude who shot up that police station. The one his mother thought was a terminator.

19. WHO WAS THE MAN AT THE GALLERIA MALLhistory and creators since he 'lived' through it and it's a part of his memory/data bank.

Novelization: Terminator searched his memory. There was a basic history of his time embedded in the circuits. Data useful as a basis for cross-reffing and scaling events in this time. Terminator gained access to it with prioritizing it as tactical information.

23. WHY DOESN'T THE DOG BARK AT T-800 AT SALCEDA RANCH ?

In the first scene shown there, as soon as Enrique and the rest come out of hiding, you CAN hear at least one dog barking continuously in the background. In most of the other scenes there in the desert, the T-800 is either out of sight (underground in the weapons bunker, underneath the truck), or the scenes take place after obviously quite


the top of

his lungs.

SILBERMAN

... it was all true and we're all going to die

and the changed, I saw him change!!

It's quite pathetic.

A nurse shoots him up with a sedative. They lead him away.

33. WHAT HAPPENED TO ENRIQUE ?

The T-1000 managed to track down Salceda Ranch and the very same night, right before going to Dyson's house, T-1000 arrived there and killed Enrique. There is an omitted but scripted and storyboarded scene of that. In his last ditch of effort, Enrique tries to kill T-1000 with a grenade, blowing his head off. The T-1000 then touches the head and reforms. The scene was also shown in T2: Cybernetic dawn comic book, which included creative input from van Ling and Lightstorm Entertainment.

34. WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT SKYNET ?

There's plentyof additional information about Skynet. Based on the remnants of the T-800 from the first movie, Miles Dyson develops a super microprocessor which eventually leads to groundbreaking technological breakthroughs allowing bombers and jets being controlled automatically, and also to the creation of Skynet. When Skynet learns at a geometric rate and becomes self aware, in panic people are trying to pull the plug on Skynet but Skynet counterattacks. It nukes Russia because he knew that Russia will fire its Nukes back at US. Frakes' novelization further expands Skynet's reasoning behind human holocaust

The ultimate dream of man, carried out by one of man's lowliest tools; eliminate evil men. But there was a touch of evil in all men, and SKYNET was having trouble separating the worst of them out.


assembly lines for 800 series Terminators, Flying and Ground Hunter Killers, Cold Storage room for fleshed 800s and in one instance the Time Displacement Complex. Due to the lack of budget and time, the complex did not make into the movie but finally made an appearance in T2 3D: Battle Across Time as a pyramid.

Skynet is still working under the Cyberdyne name. Not only is he still naming his machines with the Cyberdyne Systems designations, but it also uses the Cyberdyne logos, as suggested in Van Ling's animations showing the logo on top of the pyramid. The complex also made an appearance in T2: Nuclear Twilight comic book

35. WHAT DOES HASTA LA VISTA MEAN ?

"See You Later " in Spanish. Also, note the subliminal lighting on T-800. Accordingkidnapping by Connors. Yet, T-1000 had no clue that they will head for Cyberdyne and only found out about it through the radio. If he'd knew it'll happen, he would wait for them there.

The last deleted scene, the original ending, showed 2029 free of war, Sarah being a single grandmother and happy John Connor as being a father and senator.

The scene was cut for several reason. The scene was too much of a contrast to the rest of the movie visually and narratively. The aged makeup on Linda Hamilton wasn't satisfactory for James Cameron either.

Yet another different reason is given in T2 Extreme DVD commentary. James Cameron states that he didn't want to be so blatantly obvious in showing that it all ended well. He said the audience


him off. It's very likely that the chain of events that led to Kyle's birth in the original future didn't happen this time around. Remember that Kyle said that he grew up after the war in the ruins. With no war it's possible that his parents haven't even met. For more on the coda ending visit http://jamescamerononline.com/T2Ending.htm

37. WHAT ARE SOME OF THE MACHINES THAT DIDN'T MAKE IT TO THE SCREEN ?

Since the opening scene was cut down to only one third of what was scripted, designed and sculpted, several machines that appeared in the latter scenes that were cut didn't make it to the screen, although appeared later in the Arcade game, Pinball and T2 comics.

Centurion

One of fan favorites, Hunter-Killer Centurion is Skynet's largest mobile, walker-style ground HunterKiller unit. It is an autonomous combination platform packing advanced targeting systems, heavy armor and heavy firepower. Used primarily in an anti-vehicle role or deployed in small squadrons to hunt down and terminate humans, the Hunter Killer Centurion is the most expensive (in terms of materials, power and time) Hunter Killer unit produced by Skynet. Due to its large size and the tenacious defending of its posts, this Hunter Killer unit soon gained the nickname "Centurion" from Tech-Com members who had faced it. The Hunter Killer Centurion has a central waist unit that houses a miniature high efficiency fusion reactor and the transmission systems.

Silverfish

Non humanoid HK units designed to penetrate areas unavailable for other units and blow up when they acquire their target. Appeared in T2 Arcade Game

HK


Bomber

The Hunter Killer Bomber is a larger, more powerful version of the Aerial Hunter-Killer. Designed as a Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL) heavy assault platform, the Hunter Killer Bomber features two additional engine pods to support its greater size and weight. Also featured is a larger, more enhanced gun platform, with more Phased Plasma Cannons than the Aerial Hunter Killer, and additional armor, giving the Hunter Killer Bomber greater resilience to Tech-Com weapons.

38. WHAT ARE SOME OF THE WEAPONS USED IN THE MOVIE ?

T- 800

Detonics M1911A1 Series 70 Hybrid pistol built with a Colt slide Winchester 1887

M79 grenade launcher MM1 grenade launcher

Handheld GE M134 Minigun Series 70 slide Colt Commando CAR-15

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T-1000:

Beretta 92FS Browning Hi-Power Mklll

MP5K

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Sarah:

Detonics M1911A1 Series 70 Hybrid pistol built with a Colt Series 70 slideThe widow of late Star Wars fan, Daniel Fleetwood, who was granted his dying wish of seeing Star Wars: The Force Awakens more than a month before it was released to theaters, has put in some quality time with Chewbacca, himself.

Peter Mayhew, the 7'2 actor behind the wookie, and his wife, Angie Mayhew, invited Ashley Fleetwood and her family to spend a day on their farm in Texas -- which apparently includes a "Chewie Museum" -- over the holiday. The visit was coordinated by Star Wars fan club, The Star Garrison of the 501st Legion, several members of which joined the celebration (in full costume, of course).

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"The Mayhews were so kind and gracious," Ashley tells ET. "When Daniel


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The Mayhews also gushed about the celebration in a public post on their own Facebook page.

"We were delighted to have Ashley Fleetwood and her family out to the farm to visit and see the Chewie Museum," they wrote. "Thank you to the troops from The Star Garrison of the 501st Legion for coming out and supporting us!"

We were delighted to have Ashley Fleetwood and her family out to the farm to visit and see the Chewie Museum. Thank you to the troops from The Star Garrison of the 501st Legion for coming out and supporting us! Posted by Peter-Angie Mayhew on Tuesday, December 29, 2015

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Ashley had met Peter through a friendthat heard about her husband, Daniel, who died last month from a rare form of cancer. Daniel had been a huge fan of the Star Wars franchise since he was eight years old and, after being diagnosed as terminally ill in July, was worried that he wouldn't live to see The Force Awakens' Dec. 18th premiere. A social media campaign using the hashtag #ForceForDaniel caught the attention of stars like John Boyega, Mark Hamill, and, yes, Peter. Daniel was granted his final wish in early November with a private screening of the film in his home and an accompanying phone call from director J.J. Abrams.

"He can't talk about the movie at all!" Ashley told ET at the time. "But it was an amazing experience!"

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[¶3.] Goos RV Center is a former campground that has been converted to a recreational vehicle show area. That operation, along with the residential property of Lee Goos, Jr., is located adjacent to Benson Farms and has operated there for fifteen years. Goos alleged that the gravel operation would devastate the business and decrease the property value. Goos was concerned primarily with dust from the operation, noise and increased truck traffic in the area.
[¶4.] These properties are located in the Skunk Creek area of Minnehaha County, an area that is known to contain deposits of gravel. In fact, there is an old gravel pit approximately one mile northof the Goos property and several other pits in the surrounding area. Further, the comprehensive plan for the County indicates that "extractions sites have also concentrated along Skunk Creek west of Sioux Falls."
[¶5.] Scott Anderson, Minnehaha County Planning Director, evaluated the application. He visited the site, took note of the surrounding area, inspected the road infrastructure and prepared a staff report recommending the grant of the conditional use permit with specified conditions. After the matter was initially presented to the Planning Commission, it was deferred to allow for a hydrology study and the Planning Commission also requested a berm be added next to the Goos property. At a second hearing, the Planning Commission received the hydrology report, which indicated no adverse impact on the nearby wells because of


the operation. A revised site plan also included the addition of a six-foot berm. That berm, to be located between a haul road and the Goos property, was estimated to be sixty-feet wide and was to be seeded with vegetation and trees. An agreement was also entered that required Benson Farms to maintain the township road. The Planning Commission heard objections to the application and ultimately granted the permit with twenty-one conditions.[1] Goos appealed that decision to the County Commission.
[¶6.] Following a hearing on the application, where Goos appeared and was represented by counsel, the County Commission changed two of the conditions, dealing with hours of operation and the amount of a surety bond, and upheld the decision to grant the permit. Goos appealed that decision to theCounty is an extensive document outlining population growth and trends, land use and development plans, transportation, employment, pubic land use, environmental considerations and provides a general framework for dealing with a myriad of other issues. That plan specifically acknowledges construction aggregate land use and prevalent "sand and gravel pits dispersed across the county which supply aggregate to road construction and building projects." Included in that plan is the recognition that "[e]xtraction sites have also concentrated along Skunk Creek west of Sioux Falls." The comprehensive plan continues:
Smaller isolated pits are scattered throughout the county and generally supply local needs such as gravel for township roads and an occasional project involving nearby highway construction. Many of these pits experience only limited usage while others remain inactive for several years at


actual bias on the part of the Board or the existence of circumstances that lead to the conclusion that an unacceptable risk of actual bias or prejudgment inhered in the Board's procedure").
[¶14.] The record reveals the County Commission, and later the circuit court, measured and weighed each of the necessary factors in turn under the applicable zoning ordinances and determined the permit should be granted with conditions related to the operation. "The ultimate determination of the public's best interest is for the legislative body, not a minority of neighboring property owners." Hines, 2004 SD 13, ¶15, 675 NW2d at 235. See also Scott County Lumber Co, Inc. v. City of Shakopee, 417 NW2d 721, 728 (MinnCtApp 1988) (holding the denial of a conditional use permit for a gravelof adjustment. It provides:
Appeals to the board of adjustment may be taken by any person aggrieved or by any officer, department, board, or bureau of the county affected by any decision of the administrative officer. The appeal shall be taken within a reasonable time, as provided by the rules of the board of adjustment, by filing with the officer from whom the appeal is taken and with the board of adjustment a notice of appeal specifying the grounds of the appeal. The officer from whom the appeal is taken shall transmit to the board of adjustment all the papers constituting the record upon which the action appealed from was taken.

Id. (emphasis added).
The law requires that the board of adjustment conduct a hearing on the appeal. SDCL 11-2-57. The


This invention relates to a golf cart shading system. More particularly, it relates to a shading system for the shading of the occupants of a golf cart without limiting access to the storage area of the cart from outside the golf cart.
With the increased number of golf courses and number of individuals golfing, the use of golf carts for use on golf courses is increasing. Along with the increased numbers and use of golf carts, the need for a golf cart shading system also increases. More particularly, the use of golf carts is typically greater in regions where the weather is sunny and warm. In these areas, however, direct sunlight on the occupants can cause occupant overheating, discomfort, and associated skin problems.                                         4
 ***     FOR PUBLICATION IN WEST’S HAWAIʻI REPORTS AND PACIFIC REPORTER   ***

       On July 25, 2015, at around 3:15 a.m., Officer Wong was

waiting at a red light on Keʻeaumoku Street heading inland at the

intersection of Makaloa Street.            After his light turned green,

Officer Wong heard a loud sound, as from a roaring engine, to

his left and saw headlights heading eastbound on Makaloa Street;

the car, a


his license, car registration, and insurance, Jones fumbled

with his wallet and driver’s license, and the license fell in

his lap.

       Officer Wong then asked Jones if he would participate in

SFSTs.    Jones stated he had not been drinking as he was the

designated driver for his friends, and that they had just come

from a nightclub, but that he would participate in the SFSTs.

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         As of July 25, 2015, Officer Wong had administered SFSTs

approximately 800 times.          He first received training in SFST

administration in May 2011.4          Officer Wong’s initial training had

consisted of more than twenty-four hours of training on three

days and two nights of SFST testing on live subjects, some of

whom had been drinking and some of whom had not.               As part of his

training, which included both classroom and practical components,

he was taught how to evaluate a subject’s performance on the

SFSTs.      Officer Wong had passed written and practical

examinations


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recognition expert, and he also took a refresher course in drug

recognition in 2013.

          In 2015, Officer Wong became a SFST instructor for the HPD.

To become an instructor, he was again trained by senior

instructors, gave classes, and passed exams.              When asked whether

he was required to receive any certifications to become an

instructor, Officer Wong responded that the senior instructors

were qualified by the National Highway and Traffic Safety

Administration (“NHTSA”) and the International Association of

the Chiefs of Police (“IACP”).           The senior instructors then

trained the officers whovehicle.              Jones objected to

this question based on a lack of foundation for Officer Wong to

testify as an expert on a correlation, the lack of scientific

evidence of a correlation, and the lack of evidence that Officer

Wong had received training on making such a correlation.                The

deputy prosecuting attorney (“DPA”) responded that Officer Wong

had testified that he had been certified, that he was a trainer

on SFSTs, and that he was trained multiple times on the SFSTs.

The following exchange occurred:

              THE COURT: Okay. Well, the -- the testimony was rather


ivory

The Threat to Elephants

The diminishing number of elephants, to a large extent the result of wholesale slaughter for tusks, and the resulting increased cost of ivory have encouraged the making of imitations and the use of natural substitutes. One strategy for controlling the slaughter of elephants for their ivory is to permit a regulated trade that would reduce poaching and provide profit to Africans, but not deplete the elephant population. A ban of the ivory trade, with some limited exceptions, by countries that supply and consume ivory has been in effect since 1989. Despite this ban, the ivory trade has continued illegally in a number of producing and consuming countries, with increasingly devastating effects on elephant populations in the 21st cent. The illegal trade also has contributed toAn African Film Market Is Born At The Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF) In Egypt (March 18-24)

An African Film Market Is Born At The Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF) In Egypt (March 18-24)

The Board of the Luxor African Film Festival (LAFF) has announced that, during its third edition (March 18-24, 2014), opening next Tuesday, steps will be taken to create a market for African Cinema through an ETISALAT initiative (ETISALAT being a UAE based telecommunications services provider, currently operating in 18 countries across Africa and the Middle East), with the participation of African producers and filmmakers, a number of directors of African festivals worldwide, and also digital and satellite platforms.

Azza al-Husseini, director of the festival, said that, during the last edition, the attendees recommended that the festival introduce


the African diaspora, will be selected.

The market will run in conjunction with the Luxor African Film Festivl (LAFF), which runs from March 18-24, in Luxor, Egypt.

The festival aims to support and encourage African film production and partnerships between African countries, notably through supporting ties between African artists.Opeth's Mikael Åkerfeldt seems like he's a really interesting guy. At the very least, he seems like he's brutally honest in every interview he gives and always seems to have a sense of humor about things. He recently spoke to Music Business Facts about the business side of the band and had a few interesting tidbits of information to spill about the band from a financial perspective.

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He talks about not having to have a day job because Opeth pays the bills, but the difficulties and possible downfalls of having that be his "job."

"It's so hard being an artist and a creative person. You put out a product and people easily throw the whole 'sellout' thing at you, because you depend on some type of


Ahead of its November 23 release, Marvel Comics has released a preview of Venom #1 that includes a look at the character's new costume design.

Venom #1 art by Gerardo Sandoval. (Marvel Comics)

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Take a gander:As you can see, Marvel has returned Venom to a look closer to his classic roots when he was created by Todd McFarlane, Mike Zeck, and David Michelinie. He's no longer the leaner Agent Venom or the streamlined cosmic defender seen in Guardians of the Galaxy, but the hulking, muscular, toothy brute that used to give Spider-Man nightmares.The new symbiote design is mostly a return to form, with the only big difference being the white accents growing out of the eyes and the chest spider spreading to his legs, arms, andis inserted into the chromosome of a target organism. Scientists would use leafhoppers, whiteflies, and aphids genetically altered in the lab using CRISPR, or a variant of a gene-editing system, to carry the virus into crops. Each plant would then be infected by the insect, triggering the intended effects of protecting crops from natural and or human-made threats.

However, the lead author of the report, Richard Guy Reeves from the Department of Evolutionary Genetics at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology, says DARPA's Insect Allies program is disturbing and an example of dual-use research in which the US government, in addition to aiding farmers' crops, is also developing a biological weapon.

Insect Allies is reportedly backed by $27 million of funding. According to Gizmodo, there are four academic research


teams currently working on the project, including researchers at the Boyce Thompson Institute in New York, Pennsylvania State University, Ohio State University and the University of Texas at Austin. DARPA maintains that "all work is conducted inside closed laboratories, greenhouses, or other secured facilities," and that the insects have built-in lifespans to limit their spread. By 2020 or 2021, DARPA is planning on testing the virus-infected insects on crops inside greenhouses at undisclosed locations.

Reeves said the use of insects as a vehicle for genetic modification is a horrible idea because they cannot be controlled and indicates that traditional overhead sprays to deliver HEGAAs is the safest bet. DARPA says insects are the only practical solution, as overhead spraying of HEGAAs would require increased farming infrastructure -- something thatin their own school system is a troubling trend, experts say—one that even led 79 percent of students in the Lemelson study to call for more funding in hands-on science education.

Any drag in that funding could affect future American research in areas beyond simply the environment, to national security, the economy and more, says Shawn Carlson, a MacArthur fellow and the director of the Society for Amateur Scientists. "As a first-ranked economic power, we could lose our edge to other nations with lower labor costs and access to technology," says Carlson, who serves on PM's Editorial Board of Advisors. "Other higher-population countries understand that our vastly superior military technology trumps their numerical advantage, but our technological advantage could change."

Carlson pushed a community-based approach to extracurricular education at a


one pupil at the school said she has received a text message from her daughter who was upset because the potential threat was being treated seriously by the school.

She said: "This killer clown craze is out of hand and my daughter was sure it was only a joke but she found it very creepy and she texted me to say she was safe.

"I was worried about what had happened but the school did the right thing and secured its premises and is pupils just in case.

"I suspect the message on Instagram may have been from a pupil at the school who thought it was funny, or perhaps an other nearby school. But it's really not funny and the younger pupils could have been very distressed. Everyone loves arays for reading the information recorded on the card or the like. However, in the case where the film layers for shielding heat rays, ultraviolet rays, or the like are formed in the windshield glass of the vehicle, the transmittance of the reading light rays declines when the light rays are transmitted through the film layers, so that it is difficult to always reliably read the information recorded on the card or the like. Further, a stop lamp is provided on the rear window glass side inside a vehicle so as to rouse the attention of a following vehicle when a vehicle during traveling undergoes deceleration, stopping, or the like. However, in the case where the film layers (particularly dark-colored film layers) are formed in the rear window


glass, when the light rays emitted from the stop lamp are transmitted through the film layers, the transmittance of the light rays declines. Hence, it is impossible to rouse sufficient attention of the following vehicle, and there is a risk of leading to a traffic accident such as a collision from behind. Accordingly, there is a need to enhance the transmittance of such light rays by removing (cutting off) the film layers in regions where the reading light rays and the light rays of the stop lamp are transmitted.
For the above reasons, regions and portions for which the film layers in the glass plates need to be removed are tending to increase.
Incidentally, in the case of removing a film layer for shielding heat rays, ultraviolet rays, visible rays,reports of hot water coming out of the brewer made by the Waterbury, Vt. company, including 90 reports of burn-related injuries.

"Hopefully the consumers will have some recourse, especially those badly hurt," said Carl Tobias, professor at the University of Richmond School of Law. "My major concern is public safety. Will people know if there are that many millions out there. It is the holidays and people aren't necessarily near their computers."

The machines were sold from December 2009 through December 2014 at a cost of approximately $100.

Customers are instructed to contact Keurig for a free repair of their machine.

"We are working closely with our retail customers to recall all affected product and we are in the process of fulfilling MINI Plus Brewer orders for consumers and retail customers with


“This could be the beginning of a new era of leadership for Lexington, this time fighting gun violence,” said Town Meeting member Rita Goldberg.

Town Meeting voted, 105 to 62, for a nonbinding resolution asking the Board of Selectmen to inform legislators that state laws regulating “assault weapons” are inadequate, and to launch a townwide discussion about gun violence.

LEXINGTON — The Minute Man statue may stand guard on the Battle Green with musket in hand, but residents of this town known as the birthplace of the American Revolution decided Wednesday that it’s time to talk about toughening gun laws.

Town Meeting member Robert Rotberg originally proposed a bylaw that would have banned the possession, manufacture, and sale of certain types of semi-automatic weapons and large-capacity magazines in town. But afterto consumers. The turkeys are labelled so as to show the total weight of the stuffed bird, as required by the United States Department of Agriculture. The packers have brought this action against the Commissioner of Agriculture and Markets of New York seeking a declaration of their right to sell turkeys in New York under the federally approved label and an injunction against the New York Commissioner's interfering with such sales by enforcing § 193 of New York's Agriculture and Markets Law, McKinney's Consol.Laws, c. 69 and regulations issued thereunder which he construes as requiring a statement *401 of the net weight of the unstuffed turkeys as well as of the stuffed birds  a statement which the plaintiffs contend would not be federally approved or allowed.
The complaint


weight both of the unstuffed and of the stuffed bird, and that, when asked, he so advised local sealers of weights and measures.
The history of the regulation, promulgated after a hearing by the Commissioner to consider an alternative containing an exception "that stuffed poultry, when plainly labeled as such and with the words `including stuffing' appearing as part of the net weight marking of the combined poultry and stuffing may be sold or offered for sale by the net weight of the combined poultry and stuffing", leaves little doubt that this was an admissible interpretation of the regulation. We are also confident that, in view of the lack of statutory definition of "net weight", the New York courts would hold a regulation having this effect to be withinPlucknett, A Concise History of the Common Law (1956), 448 fn. 2. The barons of the 13th century considered the subject sufficiently important for mention in the 35th Chapter of Magna Carta.[3] A weighing house where goods brought into and out of the city of New Amsterdam "subject to the measure either of the Skepel or Weight" must be weighed and measured "by the sworn Weighmaster and Measurer," see O'Callaghan, Laws and Ordinances of New Netherland, 174-175 (1868), was established in 1654; the local New York sealers, of whose activities Swift and Armour complain, can be traced back to the Act of June 19, 1703, Laws of the Colony of New York, 554.
That the framers of the Constitution did not intend that laws of such ancient vintage in


if the Secretary so directs, be withheld pending hearing and final determination by the Secretary. Any such determination by the Secretary shall be conclusive unless within thirty days after the receipt of notice of such final determination the person adversely affected thereby appeals to the United States court of appeals for the circuit in which he has his principal place of business or to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit."
Section 458 prohibits various acts, including:
"(c) Falsely making or issuing, altering, forging, simulating, or counterfeiting any official inspection certificate, memorandum, mark, or other identification, or device for making such mark or identification, used in connection with the inspection of poultry or poultry products under this chapter, or causing, procuring, aiding, assisting in, orkimpheakwatch those video then you'll agree with kumarkhmer 101% that sihsnouk played bad politic caused the killing fields

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The Dispute over Preah Vihear:

1904 and 1908 France and Siam signed treaties and put Preah Vihear under Cambodia's control

1934 Thai surveyors put Preah Vihear in Thailand

1940 The Dept. of Fine Arts of Thailand officially proclaims Preah Vihear' a national archeological site'

Sihanouk reminded me of Roman Emperor Nero, who was having party while Rome's burning. His policies had brought Cambodia into Vietnam-American conflict and in turn brought the Khmer Rouges to power. Many intellectuals and political opponents were vanished under his government. He is a charming and manipulated political murder.

kumarkhmer 4 years ago

Sihanouk never put


own mother first funanchenla!

SweetNSassy401 in reply to FunanChenla1 (Show the comment) 1 year ago

You are stupid and ignorant kbee you insult Khmer mean you are insulting the Khmer race ,I going to fuck your mother soon.

FunanChenla1 in reply to kbee213 (Show the comment) 1 year ago

sihanouk urges the peasant in the country side to fight against the cambodian army..killing thier own people and destroy the country.. stupid king. sihanouk now still living in beijing china. sdach kmaot . pitiful. hehe

kbee213 1 year ago

During the U.S N vietnam war, sihanouk let the vietnamese use cambodian land to supply thier stroops, the ho chi minh trail, build army bases with viet troops on cambodian land. but khmer people didnt like what was happening, so while sihanouk was on a trip,4 years ago

(6)The preah Vihear file was against the Thailand, it is normal for a leader to protect the country land. many soldiers fought at the Preah Vihear, he didn't say a word. Then, if at the place of the thailand was the vietnam, it should be another story, because his wife is a srey YOUN. If we looked at the today's border problem, the viet has moved the border inside the Khmer land, Hun Sen hasn't said a word.

amerasia5189 4 years ago

(7)Because he is the Vietnamese puppet. He didn't give value to the Khmer nation. He often speaks and writes French to Khmers Peoples. We can remark in his internet site.If we watched his movies, he's completly influent by the French culture, which is the image how


Southeast Asia's turbulent, and often tragic, postwar history. Admirers view him as one of the country's great patriots, whose insistence on strict neutrality kept Cambodia out of the maelstrom of war and out of the revolution in neighboring Vietnam for more than fifteen years. Sihanouk was all of these things--patriot, neutralist, embodiment of the nation's destiny, eccentric, rigid defender of the status quo, and promoter of the worst sort of patron-client politics.

Samdech Euv Sihanouk made terribly mistakes in his foreign policy by letting all Vietcong use Cambodia as their bases against American imperialists and its lackeys of South Vietnam, who started enjoying dropping bombs on Cambodia freely as they liked. American imperialists like French colonialists only listened with their one ear to Yuon Leaders....and this is the worstforeign policy he really made awfully mistakes with Yuon Vietminh and Vietcong.

Sihanouk knew he could not force 60,000 Vietcong or more out of his tiny Cambodia (According to Angkor Borei, about 200,000 Yuon Vietcong being armed from heads to their toes.) He's real in a big trouble with his bad foreign policy with Vietcong and Yuon leaders who always had different aims from his so he secretly told his Prime Minister Lon Nol to stage a coup overthrowing his Sangkum Reastre Niyum out of power.

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Never , he was the best king ever !!! He was a victime , he was just being cheated that's all. Long Live King Father !!!!

khmer1jeat 1 year ago 7

I would like to check that claim for sure because What


took side with the communists in the vietnam conflict bcoz he believed the communists would win the war

- so he allowed the vietcongs 2 use cambodian territory in their war efforts in south vietnam, includin' as an escape haven from the americans

- whenever the americans chased the vietcongs who then escaped in2 cambodia & then the americans had 2 enter cambodia 2 continue ...

pkving 4 years ago

--- part 3 ---

... their chase, he cried out loud accusin' the americans & the south vietnamese of invadin' cambodia

- so the americans had 2 have him kicked out of power by lon nol, this happened on 18 march 1970

- at that time he was in moscow after comin' from paris where he was medically treated 4 some disease, which was probablyknew that he was still very popular & would help them fight & win the civil war

- fuc-kin evil murderer pol pot won the civil war ...

pkving 4 years ago

--- part 6 ---

... on 17 april 1975, & immediately started his murderin' spree of the cambodian people.

2) sihanouk = spoiled hypocrite dictator liar & murderer

- in 1960 he abdicated the throne in favor of his father & entered in2 politics, so that everythin' was in his hands & his family's

- he eliminated all political parties except his own, the sangkom riest niyom party, thus makin' cambodian political system a 1-party system, that's a dictatorship

- he secretely ...

pkving 4 years ago

--- part 7 ---

... murdered every cambodian whom he suspected of bein' a communist, the high-school (cambodian: vithyia laii,


hypocrite.

pkving 4 years ago

--- part 13 ---

3) sihanouk = world's only king who fought back his country that overthrew him,

just like pol pot = world's only dictator who murders his own innocent people

- sihanouk fougth back against the revolution of his country led by lon nol who overthrew him; he tried 2 re-gain his power; 4 that purpose he plunged or helped 2 plunge the country in2 war, he didn't care about the lives of the people, all he cared is his power & the restoration of his family the ...

pkving 4 years ago

--- part 14 ---

... monarchy

- in the history of the whole world there's never been a king or queen of any other country who fought back against his or her countrymen who overthrew him orwith Yak Cong/Yak Minh.

Norodom Sihanouk continues to be one of the most controversial figures in Southeast Asia's turbulent, and often tragic, postwar history. Admirers view him as one of the country's great patriots, whose insistence on strict neutrality kept Cambodia out of the maelstrom of war and out of the revolution in neighboring Vietnam for more than fifteen years. Sihanouk was all of these things--patriot, neutralist, embodiment of the nation's destiny, eccentric, rigid defender of the status quo, and promoter of the worst sort of patron-client politics.

Samdech Euv Sihanouk made terribly mistakes in his foreign policy by letting all Vietcong use Cambodia as their bases against American imperialists and its lackeys of South Vietnam, who started enjoying dropping bombs on Cambodia freely as they liked. American imperialists like


"with something around her neck", she said.

"I wasn't quite sure how to determine what that was at the time. It was quite tense, being quite a large house as well, trying to find [Madeleine]."

They eventually found Madeleine, crouched down on her knees in her bedroom, where she had been studying.

"She was quite distressed, she was teary, but at the same time you could tell she was a strong girl," Constable Lowden said.

The "bomb", which turned out to be a fake, weighed about two kilograms, with Madeleine unable to move for fear of setting it off.

"There were times where it was getting a bit heavy but she knew we couldn't get it off . . . and we had to leave it where it [was]," Constable Lowden said.

"I doLos Angeles Lakers @ Dallas Mavericks

THIS week’s NBA Sundays matchup will see the Los Angeles Lakers take on the Dallas Mavericks.

The Lakers and the Mavericks will be facing off for the third time this season, with the Mavs currently holding a 2-0 series edge over their Western Conference rivals.

Preview the big battle between Dirk Nowitzki and Timofey Mozgov on Sunday

Los Angeles Lakers

AP:Associated Press

Lou Williams is enjoying a fruitful season on the young Lakers roster

UNDER the direction of head coach Luke Walton and with an impressive group of young talent, Lakers fans have something to be excited about.

Playing with a younger team but with the presence of more established veterans, such as British star Luol Deng, the Lakers have been a lot more competitive this season.

Former NBA Sixth Man


of the Year Lou Williams is the team’s leading scorer, one of five Lakers players to average at least 13 points per game - the others being second-overall pick in the 2015 NBA Draft D’Angelo Russell, Jordan Clarkson, Nick Young and Julius Randle.

The 22-year-old Randle has made a big leap forward in his second full season, averaging close to 14 points, nine rebounds and four assists per game.

Meanwhile Brandon Ingram, the second pick in the 2016 NBA Draft, got off to a slow start but has improved his production in 2017, averaging close to 11 points per game since January 1.

AP:Associated Press

Britain's own Luol Deng will miss the game for the Lakers through injury

An important addition to the roster last summer, Britain’s own Deng has been ruled outindefinitely after suffering a sprained wrist last week against the Detroit Pistons.

Coach Walton has been aware of the need for his Lakers team to improve their performance in the clutch, where key turnovers and poor decision-making in late-game situations have led to some losses this season.

However this is all part of the learning process for NBA teams, such as the Lakers, loaded with young talent.

On Sunday night, the ability of the Lakers to shut down Mavericks forward, Harrison Barnes, will be key to the outcome of the game.

Player to Watch: Lou Williams

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D'Angelo Russell has cooled off a tad after a hot start to 2016-17

30-YEAR-OLD Williams is having his best statistical season as he is posting career-highs in points, steals, free throws, and three-point percentage.

Last month, he scored


a season-high 40 points off the bench followed by 38 points two days later, becoming the first Lakers player to score at least 38 points in successive games since Kobe Bryant in March 2013.

Despite playing less than 25 minutes per game, Williams has been able to average over 20 points per game, proving to be a spark plug off the Lakers bench and becoming the team’s leading scorer.

Dallas Mavericks

AP:Associated Press

NBA veteran Dirk Nowitzki will be strutting his stuff against the Lakers

IT has been a season of mixed fortunes for the Dallas Mavericks, as injuries have forced head coach Rick Carlisle to employ 14 different starting line-ups since opening night.

13-time NBA All-Star Dirk Nowitzki has missed more than half the season dealing with a strained right Achilles, but the38-year-old is slowly rounding into form as he seeks to become only the sixth player in NBA history to hit the 30,000-point mark.

The big silver lining for Dallas has been the play of their top scorer Harrison Barnes, who signed as a free agent last summer after spending four seasons with the Golden State Warriors.

The 2015 NBA Champion is averaging a career-best 20.5 points per game, and is clearly enjoying being the go-to offensive player for the first time in his career.

AP:Associated Press

Youngsters such as Dwight Powell have been given plenty of minutes this year in Dallas

Injuries have also allowed the Mavericks to find more minutes for some of their younger players, most notably Dwight Powell, Justin Anderson and undrafted rookie Dorian Finney-Smith, who has started 27 games


so far.

The Mavericks have reached the playoffs 15 times in the past 16 NBA seasons, which is why despite a rocky first half of the season, fans can be assured that the Mavs will use all their experience to their advantage as they attempt to clinch the eighth spot in the Western Conference.

Player to Watch: Dirk Nowitzki

AP:Associated Press

Dirk Nowitzki is a 13-time NBA All-Star thanks to a stunning, ageless career

NBA veteran Nowitzki is getting back to being the star that has carried the Mavericks for a generation after missing more than half the season for injury.

As he recovers from a strained right Achilles, he has put together three solid games in a row, averaging over 20 points between last week and the beginning of this week.

The 2011 NBASudan produces up to 81,000 tonnes of camel meat per year. Down there, it's common food.

Indonesians enjoyed an occasional cobra burger or two. Some of them believe eating these burgers will cure skin diseases and asthma, and increase sexual virility, according to Reuters.

In Thailand, there are people who believe eating house lizards will treat various health problems. Reuters interviewed a Thai named Somsak Inta who has been eating them for over 20 years. Others in the south Asian country snack on grilled rats, which are popular despite costing twice as much as pork or chicken.

The grilled rats business is a great blessing to Thai farmers because doing so both makes a tidy profit and protects their rice crops.

Below are pictures of these and other unconventional food sources people


It is a crime to remain silent in the face of evil, it is said. Thus, I am speaking up and urging other good men and women to raise their resonant voices while they can before they are brutally silenced by the ever-creeping Islamofascism.

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We Iranians, castigated by the barbaric cult of Islam as infidels, heathens, unbelievers, and apostates, have long recognized Islam for what it is: an intolerant primitive chauvinistic belief system incompatible with the tenets of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

We hold Islam in violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights for its wanton behavior toward others from the day of its inception to the present.

Millions of Iranians consider the mullahs, their lackeys and lobbyists as true enemies of Iran, the countryeventually engulfing the entire world.

Currently, the pro-Islamic Republic lobbyist group, known as the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), has been given carte blanche to the Obama administeraation. Instead of confiscating their assets, sealing their offices, and deporting them immediately, this pro-Islamic Republic group has comfortably found its way into the White House and too close to Obama's ears while giving him ill-considered advice.

As early as December 1954, the Shah noted, “...the potentialities of friendly and close relations between the people of Iran and the United States are immense. There is a deep and fundamental identity of national interests which overshadows everything else. We both believe that the individual is the central figure in society, and that freedom is the supreme blessing...Iran has a great deal in common, in


harbors the ambition of taking the 21st century world back 14 centuries and ruling it by its dogma of violence, intolerance, injustice and death. Yet, Islam is not only an obsolete vestige of a defunct era, but itself is an infinitely fractured belief that can hardly put its own home in order. Hatred, not love, drives Islam.

We recognize that the dysfunctional Islamic software is deeply engrained in the minds of many Muslims who opt to remain in mental bondage rather than purge their minds of the Islamic software and join the rest of the human family with a new emancipating program for life—liberty.

Islamic clergy, the parasitic prime beneficiaries of Islam, are master practitioners of the carrot-and stick-strategy. By drawing heavily from the Quran and the Hadith, the connivingand more people are beginning to recognize Islam for what it is.

It is difficult, but not impossible to leave the fraudulent Islam’s captivity. Hundreds of thousands have done so successfully and have enjoyed the blessings of liberty.

In its savage crusade against others, Islam sanctioned slavery, condemned women to a cast of inferior, and summarily sentenced to death any and all people who rejected its yoke of bigotry.

Crimes committed by this cult of savagery are too numerous to fully enumerate here. Sallying out of the Arabian dessert with the sword of avarice, Muslims attacked civilized people in search of booty. Their early success enflamed their lust and propelled them in their march of death and destruction.

The disciples of Muhammad, following his examples, swept other people's heritage, antiquities, and way


UFC Fight Night in Sacramento, California, on Saturday featured the return of the ageless "California Kid" in Urijah Faber, as well as the reemergence of former featherweight champion Germaine de Randamie and several first-round finishes from the city's own Team Alpha Male.

What's next for Faber, de Randamie, Aspen Ladd and the other top names from this weekend? Here's ESPN's take.

Germaine de Randamie, bantamweight

Result: Defeated Aspen Ladd via first-round TKO

Next: Amanda Nunes

This is the fight de Randamie has wanted for years -- and she deserves it. Even when she moved up to 145 pounds to fight for the UFC's inaugural title in 2017, she always said she wanted to be back at 135 at some point, fighting Amanda Nunes. The two met in 2013. Nunes won via first-round knockout.

Setaside whatever criticisms you may have of how de Randamie handled that whole "featherweight, Cris Cyborg" situation and just look at the facts. She's won five in a row. She's surpassed Brazilian contender Ketlen Vieira in the rankings. She's dangerous on the feet, enough to pose a threat to the double champ. She's next in line.

Aspen Ladd, bantamweight

Result: Lost to Germaine de Randamie via first-round TKO

Next: Marion Reneau

Saturday's UFC Fight Night card in San Antonio will feature two welterweights aiming to get into the title picture and the next test for ex-NFL star Greg Hardy. Rafael Dos Anjos, who snapped a two-fight skid in May, and Leon Edwards, a winner of seven straight bouts, will meet in the main event. Hardy also will be on the main card


a recipe for a loss.

All good, though. Ladd is still young and mature for her age. It appears she'll handle the loss well. She faced the media. She was gracious towards de Randamie and referee Herb Dean. Reel her back a bit. Book her against a ranked, but much more manageable opponent, in Marion Reneau next. She'll be back.

Urijah Faber, bantamweight

Result: Defeated Ricky Simon via first-round TKO

Next: Rob Font

I've been covering MMA for more than 10 years, and Faber's win over Ricky Simon is a moment that will forever stand out to me. Unbelievable.

This isn't supposed to happen. A 40-year-old pioneer of the sport isn't supposed to return from a 2½-year layoff and starch a rising 26-year-old prospect in the first round. We're used to seeing this situationMale is extremely high on Fili right now. Guys like Faber and wrestling coach Danny Castillo rave about his work ethic. He used to be the type to skip practice. Now he's the first one there. His confidence is high. He's a talented striker with the strong, TAM trademarked ability to scramble. I'd like to see him against another featherweight I'm extremely high on: Shane Burgos.

Julianna Peña, bantamweight

Result: Defeated Nicco Montaño via unanimous decision

Next: Ketlen Vieira

Peña got off to a slow start in her first fight in 2½ years, as she badly lost the opening round to Nicco Montaño. It was pretty much vintage Peña after that, though. Yes, she's been gone the last couple years, but I don't see why Peña wouldn't pick up where she left


off in terms of rankings. She was right there for a title shot when she took her break. Her only UFC loss came at the hands of flyweight champ Valentina Shevchenko.

Vieira hasn't fought since March 2018, but she remains highly ranked. She's undefeated. It already feels like Nunes is halfway through cleaning out the division. She's a champion in need of challengers. De Randamie fits that description to me. And if Peña and Vieira were to fight, whoever wins would fit that description as well.

Ryan Hall, featherweight

Result: Defeated Darren Elkins via unanimous decision

Next: Jeremy Stephens

It's not easy finding Hall fights. We've known that since he won The Ultimate Fighter in 2015. Since then, he's only fought three times due to a combination of potential opponents turning him downand what type of opponent Hall is willing to accept. Hall is never going to be that guy who just jumps into the featherweight pool and accepts any fight offered. He believes he's world class and now he's looking for a top 10 opponent.

And if it were up to me, I'd give it to him. Love or hate his fighting style (personally, I'm very intrigued by it), Hall has looked a class above the competition he has fought thus far. He wants to fight on the UFC Fight Night event scheduled on Dec. 9 in Washington, D.C. That makes it a little harder to come up with an opponent now, since it's still five months away, but Jeremy Stephens seems reasonable to me. Stephens has been around the


is more fond of the coal industry than of solar.)

The trade petition was filed after Suniva, which had been taken over by a foreign firm, filed this year for bankruptcy; it was joined by SolarWorld, another foreign-controlled and bankrupt company.

Most of the rest of the domestic solar industry—including some other manufacturers but mainly those who install and finance solar gear and can thrive on cheap systems from abroad—is lined up against the petition. Their business has been booming as costs have steadily declined, making it easier for consumers, businesses and power companies to shift from fossil-fuel electricity.

Hundreds of workers from the industry are expected to attend the hearing, pressing the case that the economic harm from protectionism would far outweigh the benefits.

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The National 9/11 Flag is furled by New York City firemen during a ceremony marking the opening of the 9/11 Memorial Museum on May 21, 2014 in New York. After the ceremony the flag was transferred into the museum's permanent collection.
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The National 9/11 Flag is furled by New York City firemen during a...

With One World Trade Center in the background, the National 9/11 Flag is unfurled during a ceremony at the 9/11 Memorial in New York Wednesday, May 21, 2014. The ceremony Wednesday marked the opening of the National September 11 Memorial Museum. After the flag was refolded, firefighters marched it into the museum. (AP Photo/Craig Ruttle)
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With One World Trade Center in the background, the National 9/11...

Groups of children join firefighters, police, members of the military and the public in participating in the ceremonial transfer of the National 9/11 Flag into the The National September 11 Memorial Museum permanent collection on May 21, 2014 in New York City. The giant American Flag, which was flying from a building beside the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 and was later found badly damaged in the debris of ground zero, was unfurled at the World Trade Center site in a ceremony. The flag was refolded and firefighters marched it into the museum. The National September 11 Memorial Museum opened its doors to the general public today.
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Groups of children join firefighters,police, members of the...

The National 9/11 Flag is held by New York City firemen during a ceremony marking the opening of the 9/11 Memorial Museum on May 21, 2014 in New York. After the ceremony the flag was transferred into the museum's permanent collection.
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The National 9/11 Flag is held by New York City firemen during a...

Genevive Amoncio, 17, of Levittown, N.Y., wipes a tear while standing by the National 9/11 Flag is at the 9/11 Memorial in New York Wednesday, May 21, 2014. The ceremony Wednesday marked the opening of the National September 11 Memorial Museum. After the flag was refolded, firefighters marched it into the museum. The flag was flying from a building near the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. It


was later found shredded in the debris of ground zero.
Photo: Craig Ruttle, Associated Press

Genevive Amoncio, 17, of Levittown, N.Y., wipes a tear while...

The hands of a fireman are seen as members of the public hold the National 9/11 Flag during a ceremony marking the opening of the 9/11 Memorial Museum on May 21, 2014 in New York. After the ceremony the flag was transferred into the museum's permanent collection.
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The hands of a fireman are seen as members of the public hold the...

Firefighters help fold the flag as they participate in the ceremonial transfer of the National 9/11 Flag into the The National September 11 Memorial Museum permanent collection on May 21, 2014 in New York City.
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Firefighters help fold the flagas they participate in the...

Firefighters help fold the flag as they participate in the ceremonial transfer of the National 9/11 Flag into the The National September 11 Memorial Museum permanent collection on May 21, 2014 in New York City.
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Firefighters help fold the flag as they participate in the...

The National 9/11 Flag is carried by firefighters to the 9/11 Memorial Museum after a ceremony at the 9/11 Memorial in New York Wednesday, May 21, 2014. The ceremony Wednesday marked the opening of the National September 11 Memorial Museum. After the flag was refolded, firefighters marched it into the museum. The flag was flying from a building near the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. It was later found shredded in the debris of ground


zero.
Photo: Craig Ruttle, Associated Press

The National 9/11 Flag is carried by firefighters to the 9/11...

The reflective windows of the 9/11 Memorial Museum rise above some of the first public visitors to arrive at the site in New York Wednesday, May 21, 2014. Today marked the first day the 9/11 Memorial Museum was opened to the public.
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The reflective windows of the 9/11 Memorial Museum rise above some...

With an image of the former World Trade Center seen through the reflective windows of the 9/11 Memorial Museum, some of the first public visitors can be seen arriving at the site in New York Wednesday, May 21, 2014. Today marked the first day the 9/11 Memorial Museum was opened to the public.
Photo: Craig Ruttle, Associated Press

With an imageof the former World Trade Center seen through the...

President Barack Obama, first lady Michelle Obama, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, former President Bill Clinton, and Diana Taylor, tour the Memorial Hall at the National September 11 Memorial Museum, Thursday, May 15, 2014, in New York.
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A photograph of New York Fire Department Lt. Joseph Agnello is held during the dedication ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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A photograph of New York Fire Department Lt. Joseph Agnello is...

President Barack Obama talks with Ling Young, left, and Alison Crowther before their remarks during the dedication ceremony in Foundation Hall, of the National September 11 Memorial Museum,


in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014. Young was working on the 86th floor of the South Tower and was one of 12 people who escaped the sky lobby after Flight 175 struck the World Trade Center. Crowther is the mother of Welles Crowther who was killed on September 11 while assisting in the evacuation efforts in the South Tower.
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President Barack Obama talks with Ling Young, left, and Alison...

First responders from the FDNY and Port Authority exit the stage during the Dedication Ceremony of the National September 11 Memorial Museum in the museum's Foundation Hall on Thursday, May 15, 2014 in New York.
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First responders from the FDNY and Port Authority exit the stage...

US President Barack Obama is accompanied byformer New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg as he tours the National September 11 Memorial & Museum on May 15, 2014 in New York. Obama inaugurated the museum commemorating the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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US President Barack Obama is accompanied by former New York Mayor...

An image of one of the original World Trade Center Towers is displayed in the window of the 9/11 Memorial Museum pavilion dedication ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York on Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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An image of one of the original World Trade Center Towers is...

Former New York Gov. George Pataki speaks as photos of 9/11 victims are projected, during the dedication ceremony in Foundation Hall, of the National September 11 Memorial Museum,


in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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Former New York Gov. George Pataki speaks as photos of 9/11 victims...

President Barak Obama speaks about Wells Crowther and Ling Young during the dedication ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial Museum Thursday, May 15th, 2014, New York.
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President Barak Obama speaks about Wells Crowther and Ling Young...

People watch a live video from the Ground Zero memorial site of the dedication ceremony of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on Thursday, May 15, 2014 in New York.
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People watch a live video from the Ground Zero memorial site of the...

New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo speaks at the dedication ceremony for the National 9/11 Memorial Museum on May 15, 2014 ina photograph of a victim of the September 11 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center around her neck as she attends the dedication ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014. The museum, commemorating the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington opens to the public on May 21, with wrenchingly familiar sights as well as artifacts never before on public display.
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A woman wears a photograph of a victim of the September 11 2001...

President Barack Obama speaks at the dedication ceremony for the National September 11 Memorial Museum on Thursday, May 15, 2014 in New York.
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President Barack Obama speaks at the dedication ceremony for the...

People watch a live video from


the Ground Zero memorial site of the dedication ceremony of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on Thursday, May 15, 2014 in New York.
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People watch a live video from the Ground Zero memorial site of the...

Connie Dorner of Camarillo, Calif., cries as she stands at memorial plaza to view the program on a television monitor during the dedication ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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Connie Dorner of Camarillo, Calif., cries as she stands at memorial...

People watch a live video from the Ground Zero memorial site of President Barack Obama during the dedication ceremony of the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York on May 15, 2014. The museum spans seven stories,mostly underground, and contains artifacts from the attack on the World Trade Center Towers on September 11, 2001 that include the 80 ft high tridents, the so-called "Ground Zero Cross," the destroyed remains of Company 21's New York Fire Department Engine as well as smaller items such as letter that fell from a hijacked plane and posters of missing loved ones projected onto the wall of the museum. The museum will open to the public on May 21.
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People watch a live video from the Ground Zero memorial site of...

US President Barack H. Obama at the dedication of the national September 11th Memorial Museum in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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US President Barack H. Obama at the dedication of the


national...

From left, Former U.S. President Bill Clinton sits with his wife former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former New York Governor George Pataki and former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani during the dedication ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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From left, Former U.S. President Bill Clinton sits with his wife...

US President Barack Obama speaks as an image of the twin towers are projected during a ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum on May 15, 2014 in New York. Obama inaugurated the museum commemorating the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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US President Barack Obama speaks as an image of the twin towers are...

Two people embrace while gathered on theplaza of the National September 11 Memorial to watch the telecast of the dedication ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York on Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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Two people embrace while gathered on the plaza of the National...

President Barack Obama speaks at the dedication ceremony for the National September 11 Memorial Museum on Thursday, May 15, 2014 in New York. The museum opens to the public on May 21.
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President Barack Obama speaks at the dedication ceremony for the...

A woman in the audience dries a tear during the dedication ceremony in Foundation Hall, of the National September 11 Memorial Museum, in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014.
Photo: Richard Drew, Associated Press

A woman in the audience dries a tear during


the dedication ceremony...

A New York City firefighter looks at the last column recovered at the World Trade Center site at the dedication ceremony for the National 9/11 Memorial Museum on Thursday, May 15, 2014 in New York. The museum memorializes the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York.
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A New York City firefighter looks at the last column recovered at...

US President Barack Obama is accompanied by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg as he tours the National September 11 Memorial & Museum on May 15, 2014 in New York. Obama inaugurated the museum commemorating the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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US President Barack Obama is accompanied by former New York Mayor...

Fog looms lover the memorial plaza during thededication ceremony for National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York, Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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Fog looms lover the memorial plaza during the dedication ceremony...

A view of the National September 11 Memorial Museum with the north reflecting pool in foreground during the museum's dedication ceremony Thursday, May 15, 2014 in New York.
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A view of the National September 11 Memorial Museum with the north...

Reflection of members of the general public in the glass facade of the 9/11 Memorial Museum pavilion during the dedication ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in New York on Thursday, May 15, 2014.
Photo: Anthony Behar, Associated Press

Reflection of members of the general public in the glass facade of...

Cards, patches and mementos of those killed at Ground


Zero are are viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City. The long awaited museum will open to the public on May 21 following a six-day dedication period for 9/11 families, survivors, first responders, workers, and local city residents. For the dedication period the doors to the museum will be open for 24-hours a day from May 15 through May 20. On Thursday President Barack Obama and the first lady will attend the dedication ceremony for the opening of the museum.
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Cards, patches and mementos of those killed at Ground Zero are are...

An American flag found at the World Trade Center site (below) and a photograph of a flag raising at the site byThomas E. Franklin/The Record (Bergen County, New Jersey) (top), seen during a press preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center site May 14, 2014 in New York.
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An American flag found at the World Trade Center site (below) and a...

Escalators going up to street level past a section of steel facade from the North Tower, floors 96 to 99, (L) seen during a press preview in the National September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center site May 14, 2014 in New York.
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Escalators going up to street level past a section of steel facade...

A display of front pages of newspapers, seen during a press preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum at the


World Trade Center site May 14, 2014 in New York.
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A display of front pages of newspapers, seen during a press preview...

The "Survior Stairs", remnants of a Vesey Street staircase where many people who worked at the World Trade Center towers during the September 11, 2001 attack escaped to the street, seen during a press preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center site May 14, 2014 in New York.
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The "Survior Stairs", remnants of a Vesey Street staircase where...

A section of steel facade from the North Tower, floors 96 to 99, seen during a press preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center site May 14, 2014 in New York.
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A section of steel facade from the North Tower, floors 96 to 99,...

The only World Trade Center presentation model still in existence is viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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The only World Trade Center presentation model still in existence...

A firefighters shirt used at Ground Zero on September 11 is viewed during a tour the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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A firefighters shirt used at Ground Zero on September 11 is viewed...

A photograph of the World Trade Center after the September 11, 2001 attacks (L) and a column and facade segment (R) seen during a press preview of the National


September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center site May 14, 2014 in New York.
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A photograph of the World Trade Center after the September 11, 2001...

The salvaged tridents from the World Trade Center are viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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The salvaged tridents from the World Trade Center are viewed during...

The bullhorn President George W. Bush used to speak to first responders and the public at Ground Zero on September 14 is viewed during a tour the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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The bullhorn President George W. Bush used to speak to first...

A wall with aquote from Virgil and featuring 2,983 panels for each victim is viewed during a tour of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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A wall with a quote from Virgil and featuring 2,983 panels for each...

A decorated pillar from Ground Zero and the Slurry Wall are viewed during a tour of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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A decorated pillar from Ground Zero and the Slurry Wall are viewed...

Dust, ash and debris from the collapsed Twin Towers are viewed on the clothes from the store Chelsea Jeans in an exhibit at viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in


New York City.
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Dust, ash and debris from the collapsed Twin Towers are viewed on...

In this May 5, 2014 photo released by the National September 11 Memorial Museum, a firetruck, damaged in the attacks of September 11, 2001, is on display at the New York museum.
Photo: Jin Lee, Associated Press

In this May 5, 2014 photo released by the National September 11...

In this May 5, 2014 photo released by the National September 11 Memorial Museum, a piece of airplane damaged in the attacks of September 11, 2001, is displayed at the New York museum. The long-delayed museum will be dedicated during a ceremony Thursday, May 15, 2014.
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In this May 5, 2014 photo released by the National September 11...

People tour the National September11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City. The long awaited museum will open to the public on May 21 following a six-day dedication period for 9/11 families, survivors, first responders, workers, and local city residents.
Photo: Spencer Platt, Getty Images

People tour the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14,...

The personal identification of Glenn J. Winuk, who was killed at Ground Zero on September 11, is viewed during a tour the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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The personal identification of Glenn J. Winuk, who was killed at...

Artifacts from Ground Zero is viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
Photo: Spencer Platt, Getty Images

Artifacts


from Ground Zero is viewed during a preview of the...

Surviving firefighter Dan Potter's fire helmet, which he used at Ground Zero on September 11, is viewed during a tour the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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Surviving firefighter Dan Potter's fire helmet, which he used at...

A pair of eye glasses recovered from Ground Zero are viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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A pair of eye glasses recovered from Ground Zero are viewed during...

Artifacts from Ground Zero are viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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Artifacts from GroundZero are viewed during a preview of the...

Artifacts from Ground Zero are are viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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Artifacts from Ground Zero are are viewed during a preview of the...

A recovery mask used by a burn victim from the attacks on September 11 is viewed during a tour of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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A recovery mask used by a burn victim from the attacks on September...

Pieces of the plane of Flight 11 seen during a press preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center site May 14, 2014 in New York.
Photo: STAN HONDA,


AFP/Getty Images

Pieces of the plane of Flight 11 seen during a press preview of the...

Artifacts, pictures and documents from Ground Zero are are viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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Artifacts, pictures and documents from Ground Zero are are viewed...

Port Authority workers tour the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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Port Authority workers tour the National September 11 Memorial...

A destroyed fire department ambulance from Ground Zero is viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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A destroyed fire department ambulance from Ground Zero is viewed...

A salvaged bicycle rack fromGround Zero is viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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A salvaged bicycle rack from Ground Zero is viewed during a preview...

Artifacts from Ground Zero, including the cross made out of steel from the buildings, is viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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Artifacts from Ground Zero, including the cross made out of steel...

Artifacts from Ground Zero, including the cross made out of steel from the buildings, is viewed during a preview of the National September 11 Memorial Museum on May 14, 2014 in New York City.
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Artifacts from Ground Zero, including the cross made