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Tuesday, October 04, 2016

No, Women's Hockey Is Not on the Chopping Block

I've been following UND budget issues for sports, and by now you've probably read by now that there's was a $1.4 million shortfall for the 2015-16 fiscal year. There will be cuts to address that shortfall. According to the Grand Forks Herald, there would be up to eight sports falling to the budget knife. I've had a few people ask me if Women's hockey is going to be on the block. The answer is no.

Twelve sports — men's and women's hockey, men's and women's basketball, football, volleyball and men's and women's track and field and cross country — were identified at as programs UND is committed to sponsoring and appear to be safe from beingcut.

That list of sports was given to Kenville in a previous meeting with Kennedy and Athletics Director Brian Faison, Kenville said. There was no discussion at Monday's IAC meeting about the eight sports listed as potentially being cut. (Grand Forks Herald)

I've been following this issue over on Sioux Sports. In one thread there were some openly begging the administration to cut women's hockey. Personally, I am very happy women's hockey isn't going to be cut, not going to happen as I predicted.

First, cutting women's hockey would be a horrible idea, the optics would be horrible and the university would take a beating on the national stage. Some that would see this as cutting a women's sport for the sole purpose of improving a men's sport. We've heard for


years, that if UND spent more money on men's basketball and football they'd be better? That would only strengthen that argument. Second, women's hockey is one of the few sports where UND has an actual chance to win a division I national title. Lastly, women's hockey is an Olympic sport. UND has had quite a few players compete in international play and their efforts bring prestige to our university. Also, don't we want the area's daughters to have a place to play women's division on college hockey? I think we would.greatest thinkers, innovators and leaders. This show will make you leave chanting "U-S-A! U-S-A!" Also, the American Heritage Gallery is one of my favorite exhibits in World Showcase. This art gallery showcases the history and development of the African American community in the United States through beautiful paintings, artifacts, and lanterns with holograms narrated by influential African Americans. Finally, the Voices of Liberty is a great show before you enter the American Adventure. This a cappella group sings patriotic songs while dressed in colonial attire and can really sweep you up in the American spirit in the acoustically perfect dome.

Takeaway:

Skip this pavilion if you're looking to grab lunch or a drink, but go inside if you want to celebrate American history and culture. Make sure you catch an


the Canadian pavilion has seen multiple different bands, loggers, comedians and other acts fly in and out over the last few years. Suroît is currently the only performance, playing Canadian folk music on the stage to the left of the pavilion. Much better entertainment can be found in the back of the pavilion underneath the waterfall. O Canada! (one of my favorite attractions in Epcot) is hosted by Martin Short, whose narration and antics take you through the natural beauty, culture and people that make the nation great. This 360 degree film puts you in iconic and breathtaking landscapes, skylines and cultural hubs all around the country. It's an entertaining show that will surely make you want to book a trip to Canada.

Takeaway:

This is one of the mostart gallery by the entrance, as the crowds pass by them and miss out on interesting Mexican art and history.

3. Japan: A

Theming: A

Between the koi pond, winding gardens, massive pagoda and fortress in the background, it is easy to get lost in the Japan pavilion. The restaurants, shopping, exhibit and general atmosphere are very culturally accurate and detailed.

Food and Drink: A

This is one of the best overall food pavilions in World Showcase. Teppan Edo is an entertaining and delicious hibachi grill meal where the chefs put on a show and serve you up monstrous portions of amazing Japanese cuisine. Tokyo Dining offers a wide selection of sushi and authentic Japanese dishes like udon, tempura and yakimono. Finally, Katsura Grill is one of the best quick-service restaurants in World


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The announcement, which will raise eyebrows in Brussels, follows Theresa May’s visit to the White House in which she and Donald Trump agreed to deepen relations.

Giving new details about the visit, Downing Street said the story behind pictures of the pair arm-in-arm is that Mr Trump offered his hand to Ms May in a “chivalrous gesture” to help her down a ramp.

It also emerged Mr Trump said he wanted Ms May to be the first person he sees when he arrives on a state visit to see the Queen, and that he told an official to store away the White


trade agreement is ready as soon as possible after the UK has formally left the EU.

Mr Trump pledged to ensure trade arrangements that the UK currently has with the US through its EU membership would continue in place at the moment of Brexit, in a bid to provide certainty to businesses in both the UK and the US.

Images of the pair walking hand-in-hand spread across the globe as the two leaders sought to convince the world that relations between them and their nations were stronger than ever.

The meeting allowed Mr Trump to show he is not a pariah on the world stage, while the promise of a US trade deal gives Ms May leverage in Brexit talks with EU leaders, expected to take place later this year.

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But with pictures of the awkward moment splashed across the front pages of newspapers, a Downing Street spokeswoman said: “If you watch the video, they’re walking along and there is an unseen ramp.

“He offered his hand, which she took as they stepped down the ramp.”

She agreed that it was a “chivalrousgesture”, putting to bed rumours that Mr Trump had needed help down the ramp.

One outlandish claim doing the rounds was that the President is scared of stairs.

The spokeswoman also revealed the President collects menus, explaining: “At the end of the lunch, he said that he always kept menu cards to remember significant moments.

“He gave the menu card to one of his members of staff and said ‘keep that safe, I had lunch with the British Prime Minister.’”

Mr Trump was then said to have repeated “several times” that it was really important to see Ms May first when he comes to the UK for the state visit.

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Do you see that there is a difference between what the people thinkbefore Appellant or Elliott went to trial, the State struck a plea bargain with Junior, in which he agreed to plea nolo contendere to numerous charges, including bribery, extortion, grand theft, and racketeering. In return for his cooperation with the State, which required Junior to inform the State and the grand jury of any and all criminal offenses committed by him or others of which he had knowledge, the State granted him immunity from prosecution for further related offenses and agreed to seek prison time of only 18 months rather than the 125-year maximum sentence he otherwise could have faced. The agreement also provided that
if any information Junior provides is determined to be false, this grant of immunity is withdrawn and, additionally, the State may prosecute Junior for


meeting, and based upon that meeting, Mr. Junior added an item to the agenda of the County Commission meeting on October 4, 2001, for the county to obtain an appraisal for the possible purchase of the Pensacola Soccer Complex. The Commission voted in favor of the appraisal. Mr. Junior testified that after County staff obtained the appraisal, he added an item to the agenda of the Commission meeting on November 1, 2001, for the county to purchase the Pensacola Soccer Complex.
Mr. Junior testified that on November 24, 2001, he received a phone call from [Appellant] to come to his office. The two men met at [Appellant]'s office, and during the course of the meeting, [Appellant] gave Mr. Junior a pot with money in it. Mr. Junior described theindictment and plea agreement, Junior informed the jury that
on April 30, 2002, he was indicted for racketeering, four counts of bribery, four counts of extortion, and grand theft. He testified that he learned that he was facing 125 years in prison for the crimes. Mr. Junior testified that he had a series of meetings with prosecutors in the middle of June of 2002, during which he told them a sequence of events. He testified that after the meetings, he gave a taped interview with investigators on June 15, 2002. Mr. Junior testified that two days after he gave the taped interview, he signed a plea agreement.
R.E. Doc. 26 at 15. Junior testified that, as a part of the agreement, he agreed to plea no contest to the charges


(first & second ellipses in original).
This testimony demonstrates Junior's confusing and inconsistent statements. The court, however, prohibited Appellant's attorney from attacking Junior's credibility with the Notice of Revocation or the Elliot acquittal by linking them to Junior's motivations for changing his testimony. On April 10, 2003, the jury found Appellant guilty of one count each of bribery and of unlawful compensation or reward for official behavior, and found him not guilty on the money laundering charge. The court sentenced him to 42 months of incarceration.

C. Appellant's Appeals in Florida State Courts
Appellant appealed his conviction to the Florida District Court of Appeal, claiming, inter alia, that the trial court abused its discretion when it denied him his Sixth Amendment right to cross-examine Junior to fully expose his biases ordespite the court's order denying revocation of the plea bargain, Junior reasonably may have believed that if he again modified his testimony, even if only back to his original version, the prosecution again would attempt to revoke his plea bargain. Junior may have felt compelled to testify in accordance with his new story when confronted with 125 years in prison, irrespective of its truthfulness. The trial court's evidentiary rulings erroneously prevented Appellant from presenting these otherwise hidden motivations to the jury. See Craig, 497 U.S. at 845-46, 110 S.Ct. 3157; Van Arsdall, 475 U.S. at 680, 106 S.Ct. 1431. Finally, to the degree that discussion of the Notice of Revocation during cross-examination would have exposed the prosecution's lack of faith in the truthfulness of its "star" witness, the


Georgann Elliott.[1] Junior, a member of the Board of Commissioners of Escambia County (the "Commission") for the previous seventeen years, was charged with bribery (four counts), extortion (four counts), racketeering, and grand theft. Joseph Elliott was charged with bribery, racketeering, and money laundering, and Georgann Elliott was charged with conspiracy to commit bribery, principal to bribery, and money laundering.
On June 14, 2002, Junior, still a member of the Commission but under suspension, met with investigators from the State Attorney's Office. Three days later, on June 17, Junior entered into a plea agreement with the State Attorney, which called for him to plead nolo contendere to all charges in exchange for the State Attorney's recommendation at sentencing that the court sentence him to a term of incarceration of notmore than eighteen months. The plea agreement required Junior to "testify truthfully in any and all criminal prosecutions against any and all defendants in which he is called to testify by the State." In the event of his "refusal to cooperate" or his provision of "statements or testimony that are incomplete or untruthful," the District Attorney could revoke the plea agreement with respect to his sentencing recommendation,[2] meaning that Junior would be subject to maximum statutory penalties totaling 125 years.
The same day Junior and the State Attorney entered into this plea agreement, an Escambia County grand jury indicted Wyon Dale Childers for bribery, extortion, racketeering, grand theft, money laundering, and unlawful compensation or reward for official behavior. At the time, Childers was in the second year of his


six-year term on the Commission.
On September 17, 2002, Junior pled nolo contendere to the charges lodged against him, and thereafter testified for the State in the other cases. The trial of Georgann Elliot took place first, on November 4, 2002. It ended in a mistrial after the six-person jury deadlocked three to three. Joseph Elliott went to trial on December 2, 2002, and the jury acquitted him. Childers's trial began on March 31, 2003, and lasted nine days. The jury found him guilty on the bribery and unlawful compensation charges, and acquitted him of the remaining charges.
The charges in Childers's case, as in the others, were rooted in Escambia County's purchase of the Pensacola Soccer Complex from Joseph Elliott. According to the State, Childers offered Junior $40,000 forhis vote in favor of the purchase; Childers would pay Junior from the kickbacks they *797 would receive from Joseph Elliott after the deal closed.
Junior testified for the State at the Elliott trials. Childers's counsel, having observed those trials, knew that Junior would be the State's key witness against their client and that his credibility would be crucial to the State's case. To attack his credibility, counsel armed themselves with the transcripts of the testimony Junior had previously given under oath. In addition to testifying at the Elliott trials, he had been examined under oath, and at length, on some eight occasionsbefore the Escambia County grand jury and at pretrial depositions taken by counsel representing the Elliotts and Childers. Childers's attorneys also had the substance of statements Junior


the appraisal. Lastly, while he had previously maintained that Childers had given him a money-filled cooking pot without comment, he revised this to say that Childers told him that Childers had removed different amounts of cash from the pot.
As a result of Junior's January 17 and 31 disclosures, the State Attorney filed a Notice of Revocation of Terms of Plea Agreement (the "Notice of Revocation") on February 4, 2003, notifying Junior, and the court, that the State would revoke the State's sentencing recommendation for failing to comply with the terms of the plea agreement. Junior's nolo contendere pleas would remain in full effect, but he would be subject to the 125-year statutory maximum (if the court imposed consecutive sentences for the offenses to which he had pled noloJunior, moved the court in limine to prevent the State from asking Junior, on redirect, what the court's response was to the Notice of Revocation and then introducing the court's ruling verbatim.
At the hearing, the court first addressed the State's motion. The State argued that evidence of Elliott's acquittal, whether introduced during Junior's cross-examination or as an exhibit, would be highly prejudicial and, at best, only minimally relevant. Childers, responding, argued that the acquittal was relevant to show Junior's "state of mind" when he met with Inspector Cotton on January 17 and 31, implying that Junior thought that he had to alter his version of some of the critical events to ensure that the jury convicted Childers and, thus, compliance with his plea agreement. Childers contended that the


his brief, as set out in the margin below, Childers contended that the trial court's denial of his right of cross-examination also infringed his rights under the Florida Constitution, Fla. Const. art I, § 16, Fla. Stat. § 90.608, and Florida case law.[7] The denial occurred when the court ruled that he could not cross-examine Junior about the State Attorney's Notice of Revocation and the Elliott acquittal. That verdict, he contended, was the reason why Junior went to the State Attorney's office on January 17 and 31, 2003, with a further, and more incriminating, explanation of his dealings with Childers.
The District Court of Appeal declined to address Childers's Confrontation Clause argument, although it adjudicated the facts on which the argument relied, and affirmed his convictions after concluding thatan unguarded moment, Light turned to see two Delaware braves leap from a thicket of wild rose with tomahawks raised for the kill. Sure of their success, the braves had given their victory cry before the battle began.

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Description of the disaster

Pakistan is experiencing an increase in the frequency and severity of drought due to a rise in temperatures since September 2018, the adverse effects of El Nino and the decrease in the amount of rainfall during monsoon season. Historically droughts tend to occur in cycles of 16 to 20 years, punctuated by more frequent smaller drought events in the south. In 2018, Pakistan received 24.4 per cent less rainfall during the monsoon season (May to August), while Sindh Province was 69.5 per cent below average, and Balochistan Province was 45 per cent below. Sindh faces moderate to severe drought conditions in eight districts while Balochistan faces the same in 18 districts. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), severe drought-like conditions have emerged


over most of the southern parts of Pakistan due to a lack of summer rain, with an expectation that the situation will continue to deteriorate over the next four years due to climate change.

Based on available data, PMD issued three alerts between June to December 2018 of moderate to severe drought condition in eight districts of Sindh and 18 districts of Balochistan. According to the PMD, the hardest hit areas in Sindh provinces are Tharparkar, Sanghar, Umerkot, Thatta, Dadu, Kambar, Jamshoro and Badin. Overall, eight out of 23 districts and three million (seven per cent of total) population are affected. Whereas in Balochistan province, the hardest hit areas are Awaran, Barkhan, Chaghi, Kachhi, Kech, Kharan, Kohlu, Jaffarabad, Jhal Magsi, Killa Abdullah, Kila Saifullah, Naseerabad, Noshki, Panjgur, Pishin, Quetta,Washuk and Zhob districts. Overall, 18 out of 32 districts and 1.4 million population (11 per cent of total) affected. According to the latest drought advisory for January 2019 from the PMD, moderate drought conditions are still prevailing over many parts of Balochistan and Sindh provinces in the coming months.

The drought situation in Sindh and Balochistan is rapidly developing into one of the worst disasters in Pakistan. Upland Balochistan and Sindh in the south are the most heavily affected by severe drought. These affected areas of Balochistan and Sindh have been prone to water shortages, rainfall measured over the last few years has reached a record low, with minimal or sometimes no rainfall. PMD said in its alert that “severe to extreme drought-like conditions” have emerged over most


of the southern parts of Pakistan due to lack of summer rain. The abrupt decline in rainfall in most of the upland areas of the province has caused a complete drying up of the surface drinking water resources and has decreased water output from springs and tube wells. This has caused the water table to drop in most of the valleys and low-lying areas. This prolonged period of drought badly affected food production systems hence the health of community members, especially women and children. During the severe drought conditions, there is scarcity of nutritional food and potable water, which leads to the spread of disease. Recent drought, caused by less than average and erratic rainfall and long dry spell led to out-migration of rural population to barrage areasappearance in Super Mario Galaxy, describing him as "imposing and weighty". Another IGN editor, Matt Casamassina, praised the visual quality of the characters, citing Bowser in particular and mentioning how his "funky red fur waggles in the wind". Game Positive editor Travis Simmons concurred, commenting that his hair "gives him a touch of personality".

Bowser's role in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story has been met with highly positive reception. He has frequently been referenced as the main character of the game due to his prominence in it. Eurogamer editor Christian Donlan commented that it felt good to play as Bowser, and that "After years of picking a path carefully around threats, jumping out of harm's way, and tackling challengers mostly from above, it's a pleasure to put those


Amanda Knox has returned to the United States wearing the halo of victimhood for a crime she presumably did not commit. But it should not be forgotten that in her long journey toward exculpation, she blamed an innocent black man for the murder for which she was accused.

Diya "Patrick" Lumumba -- a Congolese-born resident of Italy -- owned a bar in Perugia that he named Le Chic. Knox worked there part time. When the Italian police questioned Knox about the murder of her roommate, Meredith Kercher, she implicated Lumumba. He was promptly arrested. And yes, we've seen it all before. Before there was Amanda Knox, there was Charles Stuart.

Knox told Italian police in a written statement that she saw Lumumba enter Kercher's room on the evening of Nov,1, 2007. She later admitted that this version of events was made up but implied that it was made up under duress. Knox's attorneys say that she blamed Lumumba after enduring 14 hours of nonstop questioning from police and prosecutors who had "breached her civil rights."

But what about the civil rights of the man she maligned, who spent two weeks in an Italian jail before Knox's story fell apart?

3. There was a mountain of solid evidence against one particular black man, Rudy Guede.

He left hundreds of pieces of physical evidence, including fingerprints, shoe prints, hair, and DNA both inside and on the victim's body. And he had a recent history of carrying knives while he carried out burglaries.

By contrast, there wasn't a single trace of Amanda's presence in


coerced statements. It wasn't Amanda's decision to hold Lumumba for two weeks -- that was the police decision. They were also the first to name Lumumba, because they had found a hair belonging to a black man at the murder scene. When they saw Patrick talking to Amanda after the murder, they decided he was that black man -- and they thought their suspicions were confirmed when they found a text she'd sent to him on her cell phone saying, "See you later! Bye!" So then they started pressing Amanda about him, telling Amanda that they had hard evidence that she and Lumumba were at the cottage when Meredith was murdered, telling her that she must be blocking her memory of the evening, until she finally cracked inthe middle of the night.

I have copied the whole note below because Amanda and her family aren't claiming copyright. They want the truth to come out -- unlike the haters, who wish to spread lies.

Please note: Before she wrote this, she was told that Raffaele had denied she was with him that night -- which was a lie. The truth was they pushed him until he acknowledged that yes, WHILE HE WAS SLEEPING, he could not be sure she was with him every minute. But they told her something very different, that he had denied being with her at his apartment.

Transcript of Amanda Knox's handwritten statement to police on the evening of November 6, the day she was arrested:

This is very strange, I know, but really what happened


Westin Ka‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas marks 10 years

October 2, 2013

A hoolaulea was held Sept. 24 at the resort, which included an 80,000 orchid flower drop from a helicopter and recognition of employees who have worked at the resort since it opened on Sept. 24, 2003. There also was balloon sculpting, face painting, popcorn and plate dinners served all evening.

"In the past 10 years, we have expanded the resort to include new facilities and experiences for guests' enjoyment. Our efforts have not gone unrecognized as our list of awards has steadily grown to include accolades, such as AAA Four Diamond recognition, SPG (Starwood Preferred Guest) Member Favorite and many more," said General Manger Angela Nolan in a news release.

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Former and current Westin Ka‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas management alongwith Maui County Council Member Don Couch (second from left) celebrate the resort’s 10th anniversary. The others in the photo (from left) are Gregg Lundberg, general manager of The Westin Ka‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas when the resort first opened; Chris Rabang, resort manager when it first opened; and current resort General Manger Angela Nolan. Westin Ka‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas photo

The anniversary celebration continues until the end of the year with events including the Hope Fundraiser at Spa Helani on Oct. 17 benefitting American Cancer Society, the 'Aipono Wine Dinner Series at Pulehu, an Italian Grill on Nov. 6 benefitting the Maui Culinary Academy and Skating by the Sea, a Ka'anapali Holiday from Dec. 1 to 31.

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NEW LOCATION. Serendipity in Lahaina is moving.

It will now be located at 855B Front St.

The new location will continue to house its Serendipity-labeled clothing collections along with accessories and sarongs, a news release said.

For more information call 264-7102.

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TOP DESIGN. Jane Ornellas Marshall of the Wailuku-based interior design and architectural firm Marshall Design Studio LLC took home top honors at the American Society of Interior Designers award ceremony recently in Honolulu.

Marshall received a first place "2013 Design Excellence Award" for her renovation of "The Baxter Residence," a condominium at The Palms at Wailea.

She also received a second place award for her restoration of the "Hawaiian Bungalow," a 1940s-era home in the old Sand Hillsneighborhood of Wailuku.

This is the second award Marshall has received for her "Hawaiian Bungalow" restoration.

She also received a 2013 Preservation Honor Award from the Historic Hawaii Foundation.

Founded in 1975, the American Society of Interior Designer's is the oldest, largest and leading professional organization for interior designers, the news release said.


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Teenage boy tells about his experience of Heaven

He met his unborn sister, and he spent some time in Heaven – claims the 14 year old boy, who went through a critical condition due to appendicitis several years ago.

At the first sight, Colton Burpo is the average American teenager: he wears a big smile, he is mischievous, and his head is full of plans. Nothing unusual, is he? However, despite the appearances, the 14 year old is very, very special: ten years ago, he had an experience very few have ever had. He spent some time in the afterlife, and he came back to tell about it.

On that day, Colton’s parents rushed him desperately to the hospital, because the boy’s tummy ache wouldn’t subside. After a quick examination, ithim while the doctors were fighting for his life. “Heaven is real”, he said, and he started telling about seeing himself from the outside on the day of the surgery. He also saw how his father had locked himself in a room and sobbed, and how the doctors had done everything to save his life.

To top it all, the little boy started telling how a choir of angels that had greeted him as he had arrived to Heaven, and how he had sat on Jesus’ lap.

„He was only imagining things…”

When the parents told their friends about their son’s experiences, the reaction often was that the boy must have hallucinated and imagined things, and that he had created his own version of Heaven in his imagination. However, the parents


weren’t convinced by these opinions, especially because of the fact that Colton told them that he had met and talked with his great-grandfather and his never-born sister.

The great-grandfather died 30 years before Colton was born, and he was never mentioned to the boy, but Colton described him in details. His sister was miscarried, and the parents never told about her to Colton. The father, Todd Burpo wrote a book about his son’s astonishing story, and the book became a hit, leading the bestselling lists for weeks. This year, Colton’s story was also told in a movie produced by Randall Wallace.

„Heaven is real”

Colton hasn’t been the one and only person who reported afterlife experiences that occurred during a near- death situation. Eben Alexander neurosurgeon, for example, suffered from meningitisin 2008, and he fell into a coma for a long time. His doctors didn’t give him much chance to recover; however, not a long time after, the surgeon regained consciousness, and started telling about his experiences in Heaven as soon as he could talk.

Alexander also published a book about his experiences in 2012, in which he reveals that before that life-changing moment he had also believed that visions about Heaven during a near-death state are only visions created by the brain rather than real experiences. However, now he is dedicating his life to prove that Heaven exists.

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Sir Winfried, former chair of Lloyds Banking Group and Citi and current chair of JP Morgan Securities and a United Kingdom regulator, on Monday told a Sydney conference that he "strongly" supported "robust" challenge of management by boards, noting it was a theme of the Hayne royal commission.

Sir Winfried Bischoff said in his experience female directors were "much more willing" to ask executives why they wanted to take a certain action.Credit:Bloomberg

Speaking in his capacity as chair of the UK's Financial Reporting Council, Sir Winfried warned against the dangers of "groupthink" on boards, saying they needed to include "doubters". Independent board members should resist the temptation to "bathe" in the success of the company, which could lead to "disaster," he said.

"Boards, of course, should regularly challenge the CEO andbe able to handle a wide range of "stress events," such as the royal commission, a natural disaster, a strike, class action, or a chief executive scandal.

The Hayne commission also looked at board record-keeping, with Ms Livingstone last year facing questions about CBA board minutes that did not record her challenging management about a money-laundering compliance scandal, as she said she did.

Ms Livingstone's response at the time was that the board minutes did not mean there wasn't a discussion, and Sir Winfried's comments on Monday supported the view that official minutes do not always record when a board member challenges an executive

He told the conference about an example from his career where he had been the only member of a board to disagree with a strategic decision, but


to Minnesota for the event aren't necessarily at the top of their draft board; the team will sometimes use visits to check on players that might represent a character risk, while other visits might be spent on mid-round prospects they want to get to know better.

Still, there are likely players in the group the Vikings are considering with the 23rd overall pick. Matt Kalil attended the team's top-30 event before the Vikings took him fourth overall in 2012, and the team's top picks in both drafts since Mike Zimmer became the head coach -- Anthony Barr and Trae Waynes -- took part in the event, and the Vikings spent plenty of time before the 2014 draft with Teddy Bridgewater.

The Vikings have taken long looks at two receivers whowill visit them this week -- TCU's Josh Doctson and Mississippi's Laquon Treadwell -- as they consider whether to upgrade their receiver group with the 23rd pick. Zimmer was at Doctson's pro day last week, running press coverage drills on the receiver to see how he would react with a cornerback in his face. Though we say this with the caveat that it's tough to trust anything this time of year, it seems unlikely the Vikings would devote large chunks of the head coach's time to players they weren't seriously considering. In any case, the Vikings will gather more information on both players, among several other wideouts, this week at Winter Park.

Here is a list of players known to be attending the Vikings' top-30 event, either as reported


accelerated to a fresh survey high in February, just surpassing the previous record set in December”.

It went on: “Competition for top candidates was reported by consultancies to have boosted starting pay.

“There was also mention of an increase in the number of senior positions being filled.”

The research found the increase in permanent starting wages in Scotland was faster than across the UK as a whole - with February said to be the third month in a row that salary growth in Scotland outstripped the UK.

It said the “surge in demand for staff” from companies had continued last month, with the number of people finding permanent positions rising “sharply”.

Demand for permanent workers was greatest in the accounts and financial sector, followed by the engineering and construction industry.

Meanwhile, demand for temporary“If Barack Obama opens up and gives his college records and applications, and if he gives his passport applications and records, I will give, to a charity of his choice — inner city children in Chicago, American Cancer Society, AIDS research, anything he wants — a check, immediately, for $5 million," Trump said in a video made in his Trump Tower office. "The check will be given within one hour after he released all of the records, so stated.”

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A Christian preacher is reportedly fighting for his life after he was beaten into a coma when condoms fell out of his Bible on a bus trip in Nigeria.

According to the Daily Post, the bus preacher, whose name was not published, was nearly lynched Saturday morning at Toyota Bus stop, in front of the well-known Ladipo Spare Parts Market in the Mushin region of Lagos, Nigeria.

The report indicated the preacher "was dragged out of the commercial bus and beaten into a pulp before he was rescued by some policemen."

The pastor had commenced his journey in Apapa and proceeded to preach to the riders aboard the bus, uttering statements such as, "If you wear trouser you'll go to hell! The devil invented make-up! Weave-on is from marine kingdom! Ifyou have pre-marital sex you will burn in hell and your skin will peel!"

Some of those on the bus were reportedly so moved, they started falling under the anointing.

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John Mbakogu, a witness on his way to his shop at Ladipo, told the paper, "People were just falling as he was laying hands. One man almost fell out of the bus under the influence of the Spirit. It was amazing until he raised his hands to cast the demons out of one girl, and two Durex condoms fell out."

"The angry men in the bus who had been having pangs of guilt due to the pastor's preaching about sex suddenly got really angry and pounced on him, who all of a


The invaluable Alec MacGillis, now doing god's work at ProPublica, has an anger-making story about some tenants in Baltimore who appear to be the victims of the worst landlord since Cromwell parceled out Mayo to his soldiers. Here's one example. A woman rented a place in this development and her next door neighbor was more than a little batty.

She began accosting Warren's visitors. She shouted through the walls during the day. And at night she banged on the wall, right where Warren kept the bassinet in which her third child slept, waking him up.

Fed up, the woman decided to move. She gave the proper notice and filled out all the proper paperwork. (She was a client of the federal Section 8 housing program for poorer tenants.) And shemoved. And then this happened.

So Warren was startled in January 2013, three years later, when she received a summons from a private process server informing her that she was being sued for $3,014.08 by the owner of Cove Village. The lawsuit, filed in Maryland District Court, was doubly bewildering. It claimed she owed the money for having left in advance of her lease's expiration, though she had received written permission to leave. And the company suing her was not Sawyer, but one whose name she didn't recognize: JK2 Westminster LLC.

Warren was raising three children alone while taking classes for a bachelor's degree in health care administration, and she disregarded the summons at first. But JK2 Westminster's lawyers persisted; two more summonses followed. In April 2014, she appeared without


the company owns some 8,000 apartments and townhouses. Nor was JK2 Westminster quite as anonymous as its opaque name suggested. It was a subsidiary of a large New York real-estate firm called Kushner Companies, which was led by a young man whose initials happened to be J.K.: Jared Kushner.

The grift runs deep in this family. Once, here in the shebeen, we used to say that, to the Romneys, there were only two kinds of people: the Romneys and The Help. To the extended Trump clan, it appears there also are only two types of people: the Trumps and The Carrion. And young Jared has a buzzard's eye for the latter.

That June, the company and its equity partners bought 4,681 units of what are known in real-estate jargon as"distress-ridden, Class B" apartment complexes: units whose prices fell somewhere in the middle of the market, typically of a certain age and wear, whose owners were in financial difficulty.

And, naturally, there are lesser parasites dining on what the buzzard leaves behind.

The vast majority of these cases have been filed by a single small law firm in the Baltimore suburb of Owings Mills. The law office of Jeffrey Tapper specializes in "collections" work, with an emphasis on landlord-tenant cases. It has represented several other real-estate management companies, including Sawyer, which retains a stake in many of the Kushner complexes. In April, I drove to Owings Mills in hopes of speaking to Tapper. As I waited for him by reception, I overheard an assistant making a call about a new


case, saying that the firm would continue to pursue one tenant even if the other person on the lease had filed for bankruptcy.

There literally is nobody working on the Kushner side of this story that would not force you to take a decontamination shower if you passed them on the street, let alone had to meet them in court. The process-servers are an embarrassment to the lawyers, who are an embarrassment to Kushner, who is an embarrassment to humanity.

In March 2009, Joan Beverly, a probation agent, signed the lease for her daughter, Lennettea, for a unit at Dutch Village, a complex on the northern edge of Baltimore. Lennettea moved out a year later, several months before her lease was up. Kushner Companies bought Dutch Village more than twoyears later. In December 2012, JK2 Westminster filed suit in Baltimore County District Court against Beverly, seeking $3,810.16 — several months of rent it said it was owed, plus about $1,000 in repair costs, including $10 for "failure to return laundry room card."

That February, Lennettea filed a written court notice explaining that her mother, who was dying of pancreatic cancer, was "in terminal hospice care and is not eligible to work." She added by way of supporting evidence a letter from the hospice provider to Joan Beverly's bank, explaining her and her husband's late mortgage payments on their home: "There has been added financial stress because Mrs. Beverly is very ill at this time." But JK2 Westminster persisted in seeking a hearing on the suit. In March, a


district court judge found in favor of the company — a total judgment against Joan of more than $5,500. Joan died two weeks later. Her husband, Tyrone Beverly...told me that he had assumed the judgment had been dismissed and was unaware that it was still listed as awaiting payment. "They just didn't treat us fair," he said.

But, of course, Jared's company is fine to deal with, as long as you pay the rent. Except, maybe not.

The worst troubles may have been those described in a 2013 court case involving Jasmine Cox's unit at Cove Village. They began with the bedroom ceiling, which started leaking one day. Then maggots started coming out of the living room carpet. Then raw sewage started flowing out of the kitchen sink. "It soundeddelivered on June 9, 2007, at the Nexus Institute, The Hague, Sonia Gandhi herself proclaimed that ‘India is a secular country. The term secularism means equal respect for all religions.’

Let me end with a poser. A political party represented in our Parliament from 1952 till now says in its website that among its aims is ‘To secure and protect the rights and interests of the Muslims and other minorities in the state.’ Which is that party? And can it be labelled as ‘secular?’

The writer, 75, who began writing on sports in 1957, shifted to freelancing about politics after retiring from the senior management of a blue chip corporate house


Coffeehouse will flee new ballpark

Oriole Park at Camden Yards has helped spawn many new businesses downtown, but it has also played a role in the closing of a more modest neighborhood gathering spot.

The organizer of the Friday night coffeehouse at Old Otterbein United Methodist Church, Sharp and Conway streets, has decided to close the operation and move to Charles Village -- in part because of the new ballpark three blocks away.

The Rev. Douglas Fox, church minister and coordinator of the weekly coffeehouse, said he is shutting it down largely because he fears that the roar of the crowd at the ballpark will drown out the folk music concerts at the coffeehouse. He is also afraid that the traffic congestion and high demand for parking on game nights willthe Internet

Han's income almost caught up with Liu Xiang, a hugely popular Olympic gold medalist from China.

Wages for e-sport hostesses increased more than 10 times in 2014 alone, according to the report.

E-sport, short for Electronic Sports, is the name for organised multi-player video game competitions in which mostly male players pay to take part.

Video game competitions associated with electronic sports involve real-time strategy, fighting and first-person shooter contests.

Han Yiying (right) and Ruo Feng, two of the most influential e-sport hostesses in China

Han (left) was paid £1.8 million to join an online gaming platform last year

Originally from Sichuan, Han is also a professional online gamer and has participated in international competitions such as World Cyber Games

Many Chinese men take part in the events for a chance to ogle and


Newlyweds die in helicopter crash leaving their wedding

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UVALDE, Texas —A newlywed couple died after the helicopter carrying them from their wedding crashed into the side of a hill in Uvalde, Texas, authorities said.

Will Byler and Bailee Ackerman Byler, seniors at Sam Houston State University, married Saturday evening at the Byler family ranch before departing on the helicopter in front of family and friends. Authorities received a call reporting a possible downed aircraft around midnight Sunday, according to the Uvalde County Sheriff’s Office.

The helicopter crashed into the side of a hill in northwest Uvalde County, about 100 miles west of San Antonio.

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating. But first, investigators have to recover the wreckage from the crash site, a task made difficult by the terrain andenrolled in this study belonged to four urban pediatric practices in the Philadelphia area, were mostly African-American, and were from households with an annual income of less than $30,000. Each child was randomly assigned to one of three treatment groups. In the first treatment group, parents filled out the Ages and Stages Questionnaire-II (ASQ-II) at the child's 9-, 13-, and 30-month well-baby visits, and the Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers (M-CHAT) at the 18- and 24-month visits. Both the ASQ-II and M-CHAT are questionnaires filled out by the parent to check for normal physical and social development, and the M-CHAT also contains questions that help screen specifically for ASD. The second treatment group was identical to the first, with the addition of assistance from the doctor's office


classified into one of three groups: the Early-ASD group who received a tentative diagnosis by 14 months (confirmed at the outcome of the study), the Later-ASD group who received a diagnosis after 14 months, and the Non-ASD group. Investigators observed similar patterns of initial development at 6 months among all three groups. However, between 14 and 24 months, the Early-ASD group exhibited greater delays in language development compared with the Later-ASD group. At 36 months, the Later-ASD group indicated impairments of comparable severity to the Early-ASD group, suggesting that an earlier or later diagnosis is not predictive of symptom severity. In addition, the timing of ASD diagnosis did not correlate with a specific developmental pattern—either plateau of skills or regression. With these findings, the researchers who conducted thisto proper GI functioning, and several studies have suggested that people with ASD may have differences in their gut microbiota, though the nature of those possible differences has not yet been characterized. Some data from animal and human studies suggest that the gut microbiota could potentially affect social behaviors, emotion, and brain development, all of which are also impacted in ASD. In this study, researchers investigated how changes in the gut microbiota might affect behaviors in the offspring of maternal immune activation (MIA) mice, a mouse model whose offspring exhibit ASD-like behavioral characteristics, including problems with sensory processing, communication, and social behaviors. Examination of the GI tract of MIA mice showed a nearly three-fold increase of the permeability of the intestinal barrier, or the tendency of molecules in


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Calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase type II beta chain is an enzyme that in humans is encoded by the CAMK2B gene.

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The product of this gene belongs to the serine/threonine protein kinase family and to the Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase subfamily. Calcium signalling is crucial for several aspects of plasticity at glutamatergic synapses. In mammalian cells, the enzyme is composed of four different chains: alpha, beta, gamma, and delta. The product of this gene is a beta chain. It is possible that distinct isoforms of this chain have different cellular localizations and interact differently with calmodulin. Eight transcript variants encoding eight distinct isoforms have been identified for this gene.

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Islam in 2010 and had even gone on Hajj in 2011. She later converted back to Hinduism and established the Kinnar Akhara in 2015 along with Laxmi Narayan Tripathi.

The Kinnar Akhada made history this year when they took part in the shahi snan during the Kumbh at Prayag. The Akhada was trying to get recognised a separate Akhada but the Akhil Bhartiya Akhada Parishad was refusing to recognise it as the 14th Akhada of the country. But this year, the powerful Juna Akhada took the Kinnar Akhada under its wing, which allowed them to participate in the holy event during the Kumbh.

Bhawani has been a vocal supporter of Transgender Bill. She had also voiced her support for cow protection by participating in the Gauputra Sena Sanrakshak mission toDiscovering Russian culture in the U.S.: March 27 – April 10

On March 29, 142 years ago Leo Tolstoy started to work on this novel Anna Karenina. Source: Yasnaya Polyana Estate Museum

From celebrating the birthday of Bolshoi Theater and Anna Karenina, to recalling the Alaska land deal between Russia and the United States and commemorating the Second World War in photographs, the next two weeks are full of cultural events for people of all tastes.

In the upcoming two weeks,
the luckiest Russophiles in the U.S.
without any doubt are New Yorkers. Because starting from
March 27, New York
State will host Russian
American History Month for the fourth time.

The first in a series of
more than 20 events is a benefit concert on the occasion of the 175th
Anniversary of the birth of the composer Pyotr


Tchaikovsky. Those who attend
the event will not only listen to his music, but also can support young
patients from Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in United States and Downside Up, a
Russian non-profit organization that provides support and advice for families
raising children with Down’s syndrome.

Other events include
various musical concerts, a celebration of Yury Gagarin on April 12, and a theatrical
presentation based on the life work of Russian-American writer Sergei Dovlatov.
The 9th International Children’s Festival of Russian Culture (starts on April
18), and HD broadcast of the ballet Swan
Lake from the Royal
Opera House.

On March 28, 1776,
Catherine II granted prosecutor Prince Pyotr Urusov, the "privilege"
of "maintaining" theater performances of all kinds, including
masquerades, balls and other forms of entertainment, for a period of 10 years.
And it is from this date that Moscow’s
Bolshoi Theater traces itsgarnered
more than 35,000 signatures in several days, but led to nothing.

This case demonstrates the current
problems Russian-American relations are facing. That’s why we suggest you to
visit Thomas Graham’s lecture, Rethinking U.S.-Russian Relations, on April 1 at
the NYU Jordan Center.
Thomas Graham is a managing director at Kissinger Associates, Inc., where he
focuses on Russian and Eurasian affairs. Since 2011, he also been a senior
fellow at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs, Yale University,
where he has taught courses on Russian affairs, U.S.-Russian relations, and
cybersecurity.

Those who live in Minnesota
have a real gem in Minneapolis
– The Museum of Russian Art. It opened its doors in 2001 and houses a
collection of Russian art from the 20th century, especially Soviet art. April 4
sees the opening of a new exhibition, titled “Romance in Soviet Art.”

The exhibition will


feature
approximately 40 paintings covering the themes of love and marriage reflected
through the lens of art. Dating predominantly from the 1950s and 1960s, the
paintings depict young couples, weddings, family scenes, and, more often than
not, scenes of collective work as sites of courtship.

Find out about opening
hours and the museum’s other exhibits at their website.

On April 9 residents of
Houston (TX) are invited to a photo exhibition in the Houston Public Library devoted
to the Second World War. Titled “Allies: 70 years of Victory,” the exhibition consists
of photographs taken during WWII by various Soviet photojournalists, depicting
political figures of the highest rank, such as President Roosevelt, Sir Winston
Churchill, British Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden and Soviet Foreign
Minister Vyacheslav Molotov.

Molotov,
Churchill and Roosevelt listening to the USA
national anthem upon disembarking at the Yalta
aerodrome, February 4, 1945.Photo by Smariy Gurariy. Source: Russian Cultural Center Our Texas

The other part of the
exhibit is a collection of photos by a famous Soviet photographer, Samariy
Gurariy. Gurariy documented major events and figures of the Soviet era and is
noted as being Stalin’s favorite photographer at the time of the Yalta
Conference in 1945.

“Lives of the Great
Patriotic War” explores the unknown story of 500,000 Jewish soldiers who fought
in the Soviet Armed forces against Nazi Germany during WWII (known in Russia as the
Great Patriotic War). As soldiers in the Soviet Red Army, these men and women
fought in the war’s largest and most ethnically diverse military force (30
million), for the country with the heaviest absolute losses (often claimed to
be over 26 million).


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The Buffalo National River was the first river in the United States to receive the “national” designation and is one of the few remaining rivers in the lower 48 without dams. With quiet stretches and swift running rapids, it cuts through grassy meadows and massive limestone bluffs in the Arkansas Ozarks.

Earthrise Law Center is representing a coalition of environmental groups opposing a controversial hog farm that could threaten the watershed of the Buffalo National River. See below for the 60-day notice of intent to sue, the press release, and local media coverage.Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-New York) signed an executive order on Wednesday defending net neutrality in New York state. Cuomo's action follows a similar executive order in Montana, signed by Governor Steve Bullock (D) on Monday.

The executive order requires Internet service providers to avoid charging different rates for higher loading speeds or blocking access to specific websites in order to be eligible for government contracts. "The FCC's dangerous ruling goes against the core values of our democracy, and New York will do everything in our power to protect net neutrality and the free exchange of ideas," Cuomo tweeted after the signing.

The New York and Montana orders are a response to the Federal Communications Commission's decision last month to repeal net neutrality laws put in place by the Obama administration.


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Yakuza, the first installment in SEGA's critically acclaimed action series, gets an extreme remake in Yakuza Kiwami.

To save his best friend, Kazuma Kiryu takes the fall for a crime he didn’t commit, and ends up with a 10-year prison sentence. After being released, Kiryu finds himself expelled from his yakuza family, and alone in a world he no longer recognizes.

Events take a turn for the worse when 10 billion yen vanishes from the vault of the Tojo Clan, Kiryu's former yakuza family, igniting a war in the red-light district of Kamurocho. Together with a mysterious girl named Haruka, Kiryu must fight to survive and uncover the truth hidden amidst the chaos surrounding them.the fuel side of the electrolyte are ionized. The resulting protons pass through the electrolyte, while the liberated electrons travel through an external circuit. On the air side of the electrolyte, opposite the fuel side, two protons combine with an oxygen atom and two electrons to create a water molecule, liberating heat and completing the electric circuit. Energy is extracted from the process by using the electrons in the external circuit to do work. For fuel cells which run at higher temperatures, heat liberated from the reaction on the air side can also be used for fuel reformation or heating applications, increasing the efficiency of the cell""s overall operation.
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Drummer and producer Tommy Ramone, the last surviving original member of the influential New York punk quartet the Ramones, died Friday at his home in the Ridgewood area of Queens, New York. He was 65 and had been in hospice care following treatment for bile duct cancer.

Born Erdelyi Tamas in Budapest, Hungary, and known professionally as Tom or T. Erdelyi, Ramone played on the first three epoch-making Ramones albums, “Ramones” (1976), “Leave Home” (1977) and “Rocket to Russia” (1977). He also co-produced the latter two albums with Tony Bongiovi and Ed Stasium, respectively. He appeared on and co-produced the 1979 live Ramones opus “It’s Alive.”

After leaving the Ramones to concentrate on studio work, he co-produced the band’s 1984 album “Too Tough to Die” with Stasium. He was replacedin the lineup by Marc Bell (Marky Ramone), a former member of Dust and Richard Hell’s Voidoids.

One of the first high-profile releases to emerge from New York’s punk underground of the mid-‘70s, “Ramones” – reportedly recorded in six days on a budget of $6,400 – brought a pared-down, hyperactive style to the stuffy rock scene of the day. Tommy’s driving, high-energy drum work was the turbine that powered the leather-clad foursome’s loud, antic sound.

Tom Erdelyi emigrated to America in 1957 and grew up in Forest Hills, Queens, where he played with guitarist John Cummings – later Johnny Ramone – in Tangerine Puppets. He went on to study engineering and worked at the Record Plant (where he assisted on a 1969 Jimi Hendrix session) and other facilities.

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of fact could have found the essential elements of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt.")[1]

FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY
Defendant's present conviction stems from a traffic stop on September 23, 2003, by New Orleans Police Officers Machant Paxton and Curtis Barre, who were conducting a routine patrol on Chef Menteur Highway when they noticed a vehicle with its tail lights out and decided to pull it over. At trial, Officer Paxton testified that he approached the passenger side of the vehicle driven by Defendant after it rolled to a stop, while Officer Barre walked to the driver's side. As Officer Paxton looked through the window, he observed Defendant remove a clear, plastic bag from his pocket and place it on the passengerside floorboard of the vehicle. The officer then openedthe door and retrieved the bag which contained several pieces of rock cocaine. According to Officer Paxton, Defendant was the sole occupant of the vehicle, and he identified himself as Keith Marshall.
Officer Barre also testified that Defendant was alone in the car. However, in contrast to Officer Paxton's testimony, Officer Barre stated that it was he who went to the passenger side of the car and stood near the gas tank for safety reasons while Officer Paxton positioned himself on the driver's side. After Officer Paxton asked Defendant for his license, which Defendant could not produce, he walked around to Officer Barre's side of the car, opened the door and retrieved the bag of cocaine. Officer Barre issued the traffic citation to Defendant in the name of Gregory


Marshall as opposed to the Defendant's name, Keith Marshall. Because a check of the vehicle's plate number revealed that the car, although not owned by Defendant, had not been stolen, the officers left the vehicle locked and secured on the scene and returned the key to Defendant before taking him to jail for booking.
On the other hand, Defendant claimed there was a passenger in the vehicle when he was pulled over by the police. Defendant testified that the passenger was in fact the owner of the vehicle,[2] who had *366 asked him to drive because he was suffering from severe gas pains and was disabled. According to Defendant, Officer Paxton approached the vehicle on the passenger side while Officer Barre stood on the driver's side. When Officer Paxtonopened the door on his side, the passenger, unable to stand, tumbled to the ground. However, Defendant testified that after he was placed under arrest, the officers allowed the passenger, despite his apparent disabilities, to leave the scene in his own car. Defendant further indicated that only Officer Barre approached the driver's side of the car and that he identified himself to the officer as Keith Marshall. Defendant produced in court the clothing he had worn on the night of his arrest and at booking to demonstrate that he did not, in fact, have possession of the ignition key to the car. Defendant also produced a piece of paper identified as the booking sheet which was the only item in his pants pocket.
Ultimately, there was no dispute that


Officers, Curtis Barre' and Marchant Paxton, or whether the defendant was the driver of the vehicle. Defendant claimed when arrested, he was driving the vehicle at the request of the owner, Tyreen Giles, who he contends was his passenger. At trial, both officers testified that they walked to the passenger side when they stopped the vehicle, which appears incredible when both maintained there was no passenger in the vehicle. Why would both officers approach the passenger side rather than the driver side. The trial judge commented, . . . "[I]nitially, that led me to believe that there must have been somebody sitting over there on the passenger side for both police officers to go over to the passenger side. There must have been somebody there." ". . .A review of the 1996-98 nonpathogenic H7N2 avian influenza outbreak in Pennsylvania.
The nonpathogenic avian influenza (AI) outbreak in Pennsylvania began in December 1996 when there was a trace back from a New York live bird market to a dealer's flock. A total of 18 commercial layer flocks, two commercial layer pullet flocks, and a commercial meat turkey flock were diagnosed with nonpathogenic AI (H7N2) viral infection with an economic loss estimated at between 3 and 4 million dollars. Clinical histories of flocks infected with the disease included respiratory disease, elevated morbidity and mortality throughout the house, egg production drops, depression, and lethargy. A unique gross lesion in the commercial layers was a severe, transmural oviduct edema with white to gray flocculent purulent material in the lumen. Layer flocks


on two separate premises were quarantined but permitted to remain in the facilities until cessation of virus shed was determined through virus isolation. Several months later, clinical AI appeared again in these flocks. It is not known whether the recurrence of disease in these cases is due to persistence of the organism in the birds or the environment. In addition to serologic testing and virologic testing by chicken embryo inoculation, an antigen capture enzyme immunoassay was evaluated as a diagnostic tool for AI. Research projects related to disinfection, burial pits, and geographical system technology were developed because of questions raised concerning transmission, diagnosis, and control of nonpathogenic AI (H7N2).Corte San Luca Apartments

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know, the hit man
you kind of see in a movie, and
then he's, like, being dashing
or whatever.
I'm like, isn't he fucked up?
He's murdered people.
What if he actually
thought about that,
and what he's doing,
and the amount of people
that he's affected,
and all that?
And if he became aware of
that, what would do to him?
ALAN SEALES: It's kind of
like Liam Neeson in "Taken."
Once he's done getting
his daughters back,
is he a normal guy again?
BILL HADER: Yeah.
There was this great
movie, "The Act
Of Killing," this documentary.
I don't know if
you saw that movie.
It was really great.
But there's a moment in that--
it was very hard to watch in
the film, where they recreate
these executions-- that
these guys recreate
their executions that they
did in the Philippines.
And these two guys who murdered
all these people in the '60s
are driving, and they're kind
of talking to eachNews Releases

University of Pennsylvania Wins Top Honors Nationwide in EPA's Green Power Challenge

PHILADELPHIA (April 26, 2012) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced the winners of the 2012 College University Green Power Challenge and the top winner in the Green Power Challenge is the University of Pennsylvania. In addition, more colleges and universities who are participating in the Challenge are located in Pennsylvania than any other state in the nation. Of the 73 universities participating, 17 are located in Pennsylvania and are buying green power - - power from renewable resources.

The University of Pennsylvania beat out 72 other schools across the country by purchasing more than 200 million kilowatt hours (KWh) of green power or 48 percent of its total power purchases.

Green power is generated from renewable


Bryn Mawr; Swarthmore College in Swarthmore; Gettysburg College in Gettysburg; Philadelphia University in Philadelphia; Drexel University in Philadelphia; Juniata College in Huntingdon; Eastern University in St. Davids; Allegheny College in Meadville; Bucknell University in Lewisburg; Mercyhurst College in Erie; Chatham University and Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh; and Marywood University in Scranton.Exclusive Sneak Peek: Star Trek: The Next Generation's Second Season Finally Hits Blu-ray

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Dec 3, 2012 at 12:03 PM

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Strap in for some new-old voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Another 22 episodes will be in your orbit when the second season of Star Trek: The Next Generation reenters the stratosphere on Blu-ray and DVD on Tuesday. And, hey, it's only been 22 years since the season's finale and 15 years since it was released on VHS! That's like nothing in light years, right?

Someone should go ask Data (Brent Spiner). Let's just call this set his showpiece. The most exciting entry (of many) in this set's special features is an extended version of the episode "The Measure of Man," in which Data must prove to a Starfleet court (with the


ST. LOUIS • A man buying marijuana was shot in the back of the head in the 5500 block of South Grand Avenue on Friday night, police said.

The man, 31, was listed in serious but stable condition on Saturday.

Police said the man called an acquaintance to buy marijuana. Two men arrived in a Mercury Mountaineer about 8 p.m. and the victim got in the front seat. A man in the rear passenger seat then shot the victim in the back of the head and the driver pushed the victim out of the vehicle.

Elsewhere in St. Louis, three other people were injured Saturday in two separate shootings. None of the injuries were life threatening.

Shake off your afternoon slump with the oft-shared and offbeat news of the day, hand-brewed byunfortunate remainder, whether after one season or five, the show was more abruptly cancelled - some series with more closure than others when last we saw them.Note that our focus here is specifically on broadcast network series that ran during the traditional TV season, so cable shows (which don't operate under the same September-May TV season cycle) or summer series are not included.This J.J. Abrams-produced series, from Fringe's J.H. Wyman, never found the larger audience Sleepy Hollow did in the fall, yet it also averaged only slightly lower ratings than The Following (which is renewed) on Mondays. However, The Following's audience was larger when DVR usage was factored in, and with FOX having already renewed many series and ordering a lot of news ones early, the decision was


made to end the buddy cop series after one season.This semi-experimental series, produced, oddly, by ABC's news division, was a quick bomb out of the gates and yanked after two horribly-rated airings.Among ABC's new fall comedies, this little league-centered one, starring Maggie Lawson and James Caan, was the only one not to make it into the spring, cancelled with three episodes left unaired.Picked up to series after the usual Upfronts announcements last year, and then debuting very late in the season, it was hard not to feel CBS was somewhat just throwing Bad Teacher out there. Unfortunately, while it only was on the air for a few weeks, its ratings dropped below the also-cancelled The Crazy Ones and CBS decided to end the show.While it debuted to okayseries, will find another outlet for Community, but for now, the show is over.Despite the star power of Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar, The Crazy Ones -- standing out as a single camera series among multi-camera fare --- didn't draw the same size audience as any of the shows on CBS' Thursday night comedy lineup.Like the show it was paired with on Sundays, Believe, Crisis didn't find a lot of viewers in its early weeks, leading to its quick demise.This Seth MacFarlane comedy was a critical punching bag in the fall, yet actually was sometimes getting better ratings than other shows on the same night, including the now-renewed The Mindy Project. Still, with no real buzz to accompany it and the number of episodes ordered cut in


Season 1, it was one and done for Dads.Like Hannibal, Dracula was an international coproduction, making it less expensive for NBC. However, its critical reception was mainly the opposite of the series it shared a timeslot with and it wasn't believed to be as cheap for NBC as Hannibal on a cost level.While Enlisted had a lot of critical support and a small but passionate fanbase, it had an uphill battle to fight from the moment it premiered, given how much smaller the sampling would be for it on Fridays. The show was eventually pulled from the schedule with four episodes left unaired, and alas, finally cancelled.CBS gave this midseason series a terrific launching pad, airings its premiere after the high-rated How I Met Your Mother finale. However,when it began to fall in the weeks after, it was given a quick cancellation.While did better than the entire Thursday night lineup does for NBC, it was still dropping from About a Boy's lead-in, which itself was obviously benefiting from The Voice running before it. Not feeling there was much of a fanbase for Fisher on its own, NBC ended the series.CBS' attempt to launch a serialized, shorter-season show, outside their usual procedural comfort zone, Hostages failed to resonate in the fall.Going from a bubble show to a strong hit, How I Met Your Mother was a big success story for CBS - ultimately going for a rather amazing nine seasons. Some criticize the show for going on too long, but regardless, this was the year CBS,


the producers and the well paid cast decided to wrap up Ted's very detailed story to his children.While performing slightly better than Hostages, which it replaced on Mondays, Intelligence was still was way below par for the hits on CBS.NBC's latest attempt to reboot an old hit (see Bionic Woman, Knight Rider... or don't, since they didn't make it either) was a dud, despite the presence of the charismatic Blair Underwood.The promos touted the involvement of Sofia Vergara as executive producer, but few tuned in to this story of a Texas Ranger, played by BSG's Tricia Helfer. Here's hoping Helfer can find the right project for her down the line.The show to have the unwanted "honor" of becoming the first cancellation of the fall was this ABC remakeof a UK series about a group of gas station attendants who win the lottery.NBC won a bidding war for Fox's return to the sitcom world that first made him a star and not only bypassed the pilot stage, but gave The Michael J. Fox Show a full 22-episode commitment. However, the network continued to be unable to launch a new comedy hit on Thursday nights, leading to MFJ being pulled from the schedule.Poor Kyle Killen can't seem to catch a break. The creator of Lone Star and Awake went for a broader, more proceduralized tone with Mind Games, but the show still didn't connect with audiences, and was the latest ratings dud for ABC in their troubled Tuesday, 10pm timeslot.Eyes rolled when ABC choose to put this


poorly-reviewed series in its best comedy timeslot, following Modern Family - though ABC has had little success getting a show to hold onto that hit comedy's lead-in ratings, regardless of reviews. Ultimately, Mixology was another ho-hum performer and the plug was pulled after one season.Overcoming initially scathing reviews, The Neighbors did well enough with families to get a second season - while critics began to come around on the series, finding it increasingly clever and fun. But ratings were on a downward trajectory, causing ABC to cancel it.While it's too bad Season 4 was only six episodes, it's still hard not to be thankful that Nikita got a fourth and final season, giving the creators the chance to give this ever-cool, ever-underrated series a proper conclusion.ABC's president, PaulLee, has admitted he made a mistake not sticking with the original plan to air Wonderland as a shorter-season series that would occupy Once Upon a Time's timeslot in the winter, in-between the fall and spring runs of Once Upon a Time on Sundays. But the damage was done and Wonderland, despite some positive response, was virtually ignored on Thursdays, turning it into a one-season spinoff.Well-liked but rarely hyped, Raising Hope was moved to Friday's this season. Having reached a syndication-ready 88 episodes, the show's end was announced, making this the second Greg Garcia series, after My Name is Earl, to have a four season run.Rather than yank Rake off the air, after its first very low-rated episodes, FOX moved the Greg Kinnear series to Fridays - and


then burnt it off on Saturdays.Moved from its cushy Voice lead-in, Revolution predictably lost a lot of viewers in Season 2, coming off a year where it creatively struggled and was perceived as a disappointment, given its pedigree. I'm of the mind, as are others, that Season 2 saw Revolution turn into a much better show, but that didn't change the numbers and while it was a down to the wire decision, NBC chose to cancel it.NBC's other new Thursday comedy featuring a former NBC Thursday night comedy star, Sean Saves the World, like The Michael J. Fox Show, didn't find anywhere near the audience the network had hoped for.The CW have done quite well with both genre series and shows with a lot of female appeal, butthis attempt to blend a sci-fi story with a Romeo & Juliet type romance failed to resonate.While Suburgatory's fate was precarious last year, things were looking better for the show this season for a little while... Only for ABC to decide to end the comedy after three seasons.There was a lot of disappointment over this series, which took such a notable rising star in Rebel Wilson and failed to capitalize on her appeal.Airing after American Idol would once have been a huge deal, but with that series showing its age -- in the form of much lower ratings -- FOX didn't do this new Bill Lawrence-produced comedy a lot of favors airing it after Idol on Thursdays at 9:30. Though it had its fans, the 90s-set comedy came


to a quick end.The CW hoped to have another superhero themed hit with this remake of the cult British series, and accordingly paired it with Arrow in the fall. Unfortunately, it failed to retain Arrow's ratings and the success of The 100 -- which held up better in the same timeslot -- likely sealed its fate.There was a lot of critical love for Trophy Wife, but it struggled enormously in the ratings. It's failure to hold onto much of the audience of its lead-in, The Goldbergs, which it debuted with, ultimately led to its demise.CBS' critically-lambasted comedy about a guy who is left at the altar becoming buddies with three advice-ready dudes was quickly yanked by the network, when it became clear it wasn't drawing anywhere near thenorm for the high-rated network.The NBC comedy, about two men who dislike each other becoming connected by their kids' relationship, was the first of NBC's new fall comedies to be cancelled.The failure of The X Factor has to sting for both FOX and Simon Cowell. The show is an enormous hit in the UK and expectations were that it could be a big success in the US as well. But The Voice stole much of its thunder and while the show got three seasons, there was never any excitement around it - even when they added the likes of Britney Spears. With a ton of new scripted series already ordered for next season, FOX threw in the towel.

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2008-09: David Dziurzynski skated for the Lloydminster Bobcats in the Alberta Junior Hockey League. Despite filling the enforcer role on a Bobcats team that finished seventh in the eight-team North Division, Dziurzynski scored 12 goals with 25 assists. His 185 PMs were second-most on the team.

2009-10: Dziurzynski had a breakout season as a 20-year-old playing for Alberni Valley in the BCHL. Originally intent on possibly earning an NCAA scholarship, he garnered the attention of NHL scouts with his play and was signed to a three-year, entry-level contract by Ottawa GM Bryan Murray in April 2010. Playing alongside the talented MacMillan brothers (Mitch MacMillan plays for St. Cloud State and Mark MacMillan (MON) is now at North Dakota), Dziurzynski was the Bulldogs third-leading scorer. Hetallied 21 goals and a team-high 53 assists with 79 PMs as the Bulldogs finished first in the Coastal Division. He was the leading scorer for the Bulldogs in the playoffs with 9 goals and 10 assists in 13 playoff games.

2010-11: Dziurzynksi made steady progress in his first year of pro hockey in making the jump from Tier II junior hockey. In 75 games with AHL Binghamton he scored 6 goals with 14 assists and was -13 with 57 PMs. He saw limited time during the Senators’ Calder Cup championship run. He appeared in 10 of 23 playoff games and was an even plus/minus with 3 assists and 4 PMs.

2011-12: Dziurzynski played in 72 games for Ottawa AHL affiliate Binghamton in his second pro season. He scored 11


goals with 17 assists and was minus-ten. He was fifth on Binghamton with 92 penalty minutes. Binghamton missed the AHL playoffs; finishing fifth in the East Division.

2012-13: Dziurzynski made his NHL debut in February and skated in 12 games with Ottawa in his third pro season. He scored 2 goals and was -1 with 13 penalty minutes; averaging 12:32 minutes of ice time with the Senators. He spent most of the season with the AHL’s Binghamton Senators, scoring 4 goals with 16 assists in 54 games and finishing +7 with 110 penalty minutes. Binghamton was second in the East Division and had the AHL’s fourth-best record before being swept by Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in a first round series. Dziurzynski had 1 assist and was -1 with 4 penalty minutes inthree playoff games. He was re-signed by Ottawa to a one-year contract as a restricted free agent in July of 2013.

Photo: Forward Cole Schneider is one of several forwards having a strong year for the Binghamton Senators. Schneider was signed as a free agent in 2012. (courtesy of Christopher Pasatieri/Getty Images)

A little more than halfway through the 2013-14 NHL season, the Ottawa Senators are crowded at most positions. A number of forwards and defensemen are being evaluated as Ottawa tries to solidify its roster and push up the Eastern Conference standings.

Photo: Now in his third year of professional hockey, Patrick Wiercioch has started to blossom into an offensive defenseman. Through 30 AHL games he has nine goals and nine assists. (Jay Kopinski/Icon SM)

In years past, Ottawa's AHL affiliate