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DPS graduates 102 State Troopers in Austin
AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Public Safety commissioned 102 men and women as Highway Patrol troopers during the recruit graduation ceremony. Attorney General Greg Abbott was the keynote speaker during the ceremony, which was held at Great Hills Baptist Church.
The new troopers will report to duty stations across Texas in the coming weeks and spend the first six months in on-the-job training.
"Thank you to all the recruits here today for the hard work and dedication you've shown during the past six months – what you have accomplished is no small feat," Texas Public Safety Commission Chair Cynthia Leon said. "I encourage you to take a moment and realize how far you've come, be proud of yourself and who you've become. You are among the select few who have what it takes to carry on the esteemed tradition of this department."
The troopers began the 23-week training academy in July. Instruction covered more than 100 subjects, including counter-terrorism, traffic and criminal law, arrest and control procedures, accident reconstruction, first aid and Spanish. They also received training in use of force, communication skills, firearms, driving, criminal interdiction, cultural diversity and physical fitness.
"Today you will take your place on the front lines, protecting Texas from a multitude of threats," said DPS Director Steven McCraw. "As a Texas State Trooper, the dangers you now face are more varied than what many of your predecessors encountered, and the intense and specialized training you possess will be indispensable as you join the fight against the organized, transnational and covert criminal enterprises that threaten this state on a daily basis."
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Sudden heart failure happens when your heart suddenly cannot not pump as much blood as your body needs.
Certain triggers can cause sudden heart failure. These triggers upset the delicate balance in your body, making it harder for your heart to pump effectively.
You can help prevent sudden heart failure by avoiding the triggers that cause it.
Unfortunately, many health problems can also cause sudden heart failure. These include:
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Bell's palsy is a paralysis or weakness of the muscles on one side
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Eight people have been arrested in connection to a photo that surfaced showing Michael Phelps smoking a bong at a party -- including the owner of the bong who tried to hawk the paraphernalia on eBay for $100,000, a television station reported.
Seven were charged with drug possession and one with distribution, WIS10 in South Carolina reported.
The owner of the bong that Phelps allegedly used at the University of South Carolina party in November tried to sell the paraphernalia on eBay for $100,000. Cops told the station that they confiscated the bong.
Phelps got into hot water when photos showing him smoking a bong were published in a British tabloid.
Dozens of students attended the booze-filled party where Phelps was photographed and reportedly saw the Olympic champion toking up and watched him plunk down a $2,000 bet over a high-stakes game of beer pong, The State newspaper of South Carolina reported.
A female University of South Carolina student told the paper that sometime after midnight she saw a woman snap a picture of Phelps smoking a bong with her camera phone. It's unclear if that is the picture that surfaced in the tabloid on Feb. 1, and the identity of the photographer remains unknown.


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Thanks to Lori and all the gals at Digital Scrapn! I've learned so much from all of you and really enjoyed your friendship! Keep up the great work!
Thanks to all the great ladies at Stone Accents! You are such a friendly bunch! And thanks to Julie for giving me the opportunity to sell there.
Thanks to my Ct for doing such a great job! Wish you all the best!
And a special thanks to all my customers! I appreciate your support!
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With domestic markets in turmoil, U.S. participants in 401(k) and other defined contribution (DC) plans are hungry to put their money into overseas investments, even though many European countries are struggling with the same issues the United States faces.
So where is the American 401(k) marketplace most likely to put its money when investing abroad?
BrightScope, the San Diego-based 401(k) investment research firm, studied its database of more than 50,000 plans, representing nearly 90% of all assets in the 401(k) and DC universe, to come up with a list of the most popular international stock funds by total distribution among 60 million American investors. The list comprises funds within the "International" Morningstar category.
"It is universally understood that maintaining an appropriate amount of international stock exposure is a critical part of managing a well-diversified portfolio," said Mike Alfred, co-founder and CEO of BrightScope, in a statement. "Not surprisingly, international stock funds have become ubiquitous in 401(k) plans and today serve as one of the largest, fastest growing, and most lucrative pools of assets that an opportunistic asset manager can target from a sales perspective."
In reverse order, here are the Top 10 most widely distributed international stock funds in the 401(k) and DC industry:
10. TIAA-CREF Global Equities
9. Harbor International
8. Artio International Equity
7. Vanguard Total International Stock Index
6. SSgA EAFE Index Fund
5. American Funds New Perspective
4. Vanguard International Growth
3. Dodge & Cox International Stock
2. Fidelity Diversified International
1. American Funds EuroPacific Growth
According to BrightScope's Alfred, his firm studies data gathered from yearly audited financial statements. While he acknowledges a lag in the data, Alfred notes that "the 401(K) market doesn't move that fast."
Alfred told AdvisorOne that the most striking fact about the Top 10 list is that two of the top three funds are not proprietary to a large record-keeper such as T. Rowe Price, Vanguard or Fidelity, which are the dominant companies in the space, with very strong mutual fund franchises. Those two nonproprietary firms, American Funds and Dodge & Cox, are of interest because their top rankings "indicate high performance or overperformance over a long period of time," Alfred said.
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Hi everyone,
Hope you all had lovely weeks and are looking forward to the weekend! I will be doing a Twitter chat on Monday and answering all your questions so make sure to follow @hellomag and send them with #HELLOUna !
The girls and I were working on some choreography the other day, but I think we ended up being a choreographer's nightmare – we just had no attention span! It was the first time since Frankie had her baby that all 5 of us were back together learning a routine, so we kept talking and joking. We'd be in the middle of starting to learn it all and then one person would blurt something out and it would start all over again.
Luckily, our choreographer Aaron is a good friend – he was in S Club Juniors with Frankie and Rochelle – and knows that when it comes down to it we buckle down and learn it properly. I often go home and practice – poor Ben has no interest in dance but I make him watch it. The funny part is our routines are meant for 5 people, so it looks weird when you do it on your own. Aoife often tries to join in – any time any music plays, she loves to dance.
My friend nominated me for a no make-up selfie the other day – it took a few attempts before I had one I liked, but I think everyone does that when they take selfies! It can be a bit daunting to go bare-faced but I think it's a great cause, so I fully committed (no filter or anything!). I then nominated our hairdresser Nick, so he had to do one with make-up on. I got to do his make-up which was hilarious, he was such a good sport.
I'd just arrived at a shoot and had no make-up on, so it was meant to be. I donated too – it's such a great cause, the charity does amazing work and it's nice to think that selfies are actually helping someone. It's spread over to Ireland too, they've raised over 1million euros. And that's just a small country like Ireland, so it shows you how huge the campaign has become.
This weekend I'll be going to Rochelle's fancy dress birthday party which will be really fun as she's been getting so excited. I've made my costume which could make for an interesting outfit….
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Our son is almost 5 years old and weighs 20 lbs. We have spent almost two years desperately trying to get him to gain weight. Nothing seems to be working for him. For us it's a constant stress in our lives, and alarms us very much. I know CP kids are small, but Eli really needs a few pounds on him for a healthier life!
- Continuous Drip Feeds over 20+ hours (I've been dreading this because Eli is now tethered to a backpack)
- Giving him his fiber in "doses" instead of putting it in his daily formula.
- Giving a suppository every day for a few days, and then giving one if he hasn't had a BM in 36 hrs. Dr. Wahbeh specifically said, "The money's in the poops!" :)
He didn't really want to discuss anything else (like changing formula, finding out what his body digests best, or the Nissen Fundo), until we give Eli a chance to succeed on this new regimen.
We go back the end of July to follow-up. Let's hope he gains weight! And that we can keep his poops a movin'!
Tuesday was the BUSY day!
First we saw a Metabolics/Genetics doctor. Upon physical examination my beautiful son has no visible signs of a genetic disorder. He ordered bloodwork and a urine sample....and he'll need a couple weeks to put together his report.
Next, we saw an Audiologist. She did an AOE test....and discovered that Eli has a large mass of wax in his right ear and couldn't get a response from that eardrum. His left ear was fine. He hears. Imagine that!? Of course he can hear...music is his life!
At the end of this appt...it was time for a nap....
We went and found a quiet place by the gift shop and my cousin Love'e sat with him while I went and got trained on the new feeding pump we are using for his continuous feeds. (I'll post more about all that later)
Eli slept for 45 minutes :) When he woke, we went and grabbed a quick lunch, and headed to his next appt - with the Opthamologist - we'll just call him Dr. W, OK?
Oh, my! I had forgotten how different this guy is! He's one of those people who I believe is absolutely brilliant, but totally missed out on getting any people skills!
He said to me, "I don't see that the MRI (done when Eli was about 3 weeks old) shows much"
I said, "All I remember is that is showed his brain damage was deep in his Basal Ganglia."
AND THEN HE ACTUALLY SAID, "Well, there must be more damage than that, I mean..." as his eyes enlarged and he tilted his head, sideways, towards Eli.
Seriously. I couldn't make this up! But, I forgave him because he is very interested in kids like Eli, and is actually writing a paper about them. Unfortunately, he's not really interested in getting the information OUT of them....he's a scientist type who wants to understand the anatomy and inner workings of it all....
...He's calling it SENSORY-MOTOR DISCONNECT. Yay. Another label for my boy.
His professional opinion of Eli is that he is "Locked In" his body. "He receives visual input, but just can't generate motor responses consistantly to give a physical response." "He can't use eye movement for visual accuity". "His brain activity down to his Thalamus may be impaired because his BG is impaired."
Eli doesn't track well. He has a huge delay in responding to requests. It took him 8-10 seconds to make eye contact with the little panda bear on a pencil he was using for tracking purposes.
He doesn't turn his head when you say his name. He doesn't flinch when there is a loud noise. He loves to watch his movies. We have a DVD player on the floor next to him, and a big TV up in an entertainment center. Both have his shows playing on them when he is awake. This is the ONE choice in the world he consistantly gets to make. Which show does he want to watch.
We know he likes a show when he rolls on his side, and hardly moves, so he can watch it. His newest favorite is Curious George on PBS. :)
WE KNOW ELI IS IN THERE. We just need to keep him healthy, and continue working on how to get him out of there!


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STARS (The Strategic Team for the Advancement and Retention of Students) engages students, faculty, and staff in dialogue about teaching and learning. At STARS workshops and events, we provide strategies for students to be successful in college and offer faculty useful information and handouts they can use in their classes to help students and motivate them to succeed. STARS gives students a chance to hear faculty/staff perspectives while giving faculty/staff insight into the student point of view. Besides offering practical help, our sessions provide inspiration to continue learning.
Fake News or Real News? -- Monday, March 20 -- 1 to 2:30 -- ACA 2504 [Administration Bldg.]
PPT Presentation and Handout (Ten Tips to Detect Fake News)
Turning Your Interests into a Career -- April 13 -- 1 to 2:30 -- ACA 2504
PPT Presentation: Career Transfer Center
Handout: Resources for Jobs in Creative Fields
Student Success Panel -- Thursday, May 11 -- 1 to 2:30 -- ACA 2504
Be sure to check our Past STARS events link for useful resources
The resources below can be used to implement strategies that help students succeed in college.
The RP Group's study of California community college students: Student Perspectives Research Report
Six Student Success Factors handout - For a copy to post in your office or classroom, call ext. 2712.
Resources we can use to help students succeed:
The STARS Committee, comprised of faculty, staff, and students plans events. Anyone is welcome to join. We meet from 1:00 to 2:00 pm on the first Thursday of each month during the fall and spring semesters in the Faculty/Staff Resource Center (LARC 200). The STARS Committee is a work group that reports to the LAVC Student Success Committee. Click here for more information, agendas, and minutes.


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Prayer for new AI Contestants-American Idol ArticleThursday, August 19th, 2010
'American Idol's' Christian connection
Mega-churches across the country's heartland have served as the training grounds for many of the Fox show's contestants, with parishioners doing their part with prayers and text votes.
By Scott Collins, Los Angeles Times
May 23, 2010
She isn't employed by the show and viewers never see her sparring with Simon Cowell. But Leesa Bellesi exerts her own kind of pull on "American Idol," Fox's top-rated singing contest that has a unique if often-unstated link to Christian churches.
Bellesi, who runs a Christian nonprofit in Lake Forest with her Pastor husband, visits tapings frequently, has befriended numerous finalists and helps wrangle funds and scout temporary housing for families who trek cross-country to see relatives perform on "Idol." Bellesi said that churches form a base for the young singers as they try to win votes and establish fan bases. Half of the Top 10 last season were worship leaders in their churches, she said.
"Most of the kids that have been really successful on 'American Idol' have that huge support of their church that's pushed them — they've had a lot of voting and things like that," said Bellesi, who has no official connection to the show (a spokesperson for the producers said he had never heard of her) but was spoken of as an unofficial patron by former finalists Danny Gokey, Jason Castro and others.
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Note: Keep reminding yourself what a privilege it is just to have the opportunity to audition. That you have a voice to share. Many don't. My best friend has no arms or legs and he never complains…EVER! Life Without Limbs :: Nick Vujicic So just be happy you can drive or walk yourselves to the audition location. It's a gift to be alive…right! Then make a point of meeting and enjoying the people around you. Many have made life long friendships with those they have stood in line with. When I went to support a friend I experienced this. A few around us that we befriended made it to the top 24 and are still friends. What a blessing just to be a part of it all. Be in the moment and feel the joy and anticipation.
I heard great advice the other day. "If you feel that feeling in your stomach, you know that feeling…the one that makes you feel like you are going to hurl or double over. It means you are about to do something very special so enjoy the ride."
Also…do not complain to the Producers about the heat, your exhaustion, your voice not being right, your song…be positive and hopefully they will be too. You are being watched
Love to you all…I will pray for you if you ask. Write me at firstname.lastname@example.com – If you give me your phone number I will text you little encouragements, which is what I have been doing this morning to those in San Francisco. I'll call and pray with you too if you would like.
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Dylan Bundy has grown accustomed to pitching in front of a crowd. This one, however, was a first.
The 19-year-old right-hander, anointed one of the game's top prospects before he threw a pitch in a professional game, drew the attention of Orioles spring training camp Wednesday morning.
Bundy, the No. 4 pick in last year's draft, threw his first open bullpen session of the spring, roughly a 15-minute informal unveiling of the pitcher who was just named the game's 11th-best prospect by Baseball America. Orioles manager Buck Showalter watched from different angles. Executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette leaned against a field railing, watching from the side. Media, team personnel and players also watched.
Catcher Matt Wieters and left-hander Zach Britton were among the players who saw Bundy pop catcher Brian Ward's mitt with fastballs, even though Bundy later estimated he was throwing at only about "90, 92 percent."
"He wasn't even trying to throw hard," Ward said. "He can throw a lot harder than that, but it was a heavy ball. It was firm."
Wednesday was just the fourth day of spring training workouts here at the Ed Smith Stadium Complex — and the first time he threw for the public (his first session was done Monday as part of the team's biomechanical testing) — but Bundy has already drawn praise for his quiet demeanor and level-headedness beyond his age.
"He's just going about his business. He's trying to get work done, which is the most important thing," said Wieters, another top-five overall pick who was immediately in the spotlight as a pro. "But he's also staying under the radar a little bit for the most part, which is good, because you don't want to go out there and put that big target on your back from the beginning.
"He's got a good arm," Wieters added. "There's no doubt about that. The biggest thing that's going to help him is that he's got a good head on his shoulders."
Said Ward, a 26-year-old who played at High-A Frederick last season: "I thought his mound presence was pretty impressive for a 19-year-old kid. He had command of all his pitches. He knew exactly what he was doing with them, both sides of the plate. You don't normally see that from a 19-year-old. You see it from a 22-year-old. He's real polished as a pitcher right now."
Bundy — who threw Ward a mix of four-seam fastballs, two-seam fastballs, cutters, changeups and curveballs — said the crowd Wednesday didn't rattle him but he was nervous during his first bullpen session Monday because it was his first time throwing in front of team personnel. He said he had thrown six to eight bullpen sessions on his own before coming to camp.
"Monday was worse," said Bundy, who was the nation's top high school pitcher last season with a 11-0 record, 0.20 ERA and 158 strikeouts in 71 innings at Owasso (Okla.) High. "I was kind of excited for that one. I was pretty wild, but today was a lot easier. The group, I'm kind of used to it. In high school, I had a bunch of people watching."
From here, the Orioles will likely try to harness the Bundy hype and let the experience take hold. His corner locker, next to one of two drink coolers, is next to those of pitchers Jake Arrieta, Zach Britton and Brian Matusz. He hopes to take advice from them, as well as Wieters.
"I just keep to my own but listen to what the older guys have to say and learn from it," Bundy said.
On the mound, he's just trying to keep things normal.
"It's just baseball," he said. "It's just a bigger locker room with bigger names in it. It's the same thing as high school, basically. It's a lot bigger, a lot faster pace of game and a lot bigger people."
Showalter's already made it clear that Bundy, who is in big league camp because he is signed to a major league deal, won't make the team and will see the majority of his innings this spring in minor league camp.
But the Orioles manager took all the attention in stride Wednesday. As a crowd began to gather minutes before Bundy and nonroster invitee Steve Johnson (St. Paul's) began to throw, Showalter said he was going to clear out the area from viewers, then dropped his serious expression and smiled.
"It's part of the job description," Showalter said of the attention. "It's not like Dylan slipped in here under the radar screen or anything. It's a story. I understand it, for the right reasons, because he's well thought of and the potential there, but there's a lot of bridges to cross."


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Central park sounds good. Sorry Julian, but I have no idea about my US rating. I´m an advanced player, used to play interclub competitions. So if you you want to risk to waste your time, I´m looking forward to it :-)
By the way: you lived in Switzerland? Dyou speak German?
I'm a 4.5 player who used to play interclub competitons and other. Used to live in Switzerland, mostly on clay. Been back to my native NY these past few years. Love to run, hit, practice my shots and sweat a ton. It is a game after all - not into serious competition any more. Play 4-5 times a week in Manhattan - Central Park, private court on the UES, near Yankee Stadium and different public courts in Manhattan. Also play doubles in New Jersey on Friday nights (great deal - $40 for 3 hours - one hour of drill, two hours of doubles) Would love to find some other partners - including you. Let me know if you're interested - firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks - Mitch.
Would you be available during weekday at prospect park? I am 4.5 above.
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Computer games are incredible things, but their real potential is in inspiring young people to be more creative after they put the iPad or joypad down, according to Frank Arnot from Stormcloud Games. Here Frank writes exclusively for HELLO! Online about creating games for families.
As parents and gamers, creating fun experiences for kids is hugely important for us – and that's why we decided to start up our own company last year after many years in the games industry.
Between the three founders, we've worked in the games industry for over 50 years and created 45 titles for just about every computer and console you can think of. We worked on the F1 games, Harry Potter and helped with the Xbox version of Minecraft too.
We think of Mr Shingu's Paper Zoo as 'origami meets Tamagotchi' – children get to trace their finger on an iPad or iPhone to fold 24 different animals, choose their colours, and then watch them magically spring to life.
The child then has to pick a habitat and a shelter for their animal, and fold them a partner so they can create baby animals in their Paper Zoo. They have to look after all their different animals, feed them and entertain them to make sure they're happy.
But for us the real measure of success for Paper Zoo might sound a bit odd – we really want children to put the game down and start folding paper to create a real paper zoo at home.
We've been really fortunate to work with a Japanese origami master, Mr Fumiaki Shingu, so all of the designs in the game are completely accurate.
As children (and big kids!) play the game, they'll learn how to fold animals like pandas, lions, owls and seals, and we've included lessons to help make that learning process as easy as possible.
Games like Skylanders and Disney Infinity are incredible because they allow children to mix playing in a game with playing with toys in the real world, but buying all the games and all the toys can be very expensive.
As parents who feel the pressure to buy all the latest toys, we were shocked when 'in-app' purchases hit the headlines earlier this year with one boy spending almost £2,000 in just 15 minutes on the family iPad.
Right from the start we were very clear – there's no hidden extras to pay for in Paper Zoo. You buy the game once, for the price of a kids' magazine, and that's it.
We've loved working in the games industry for all these years. It can be incredibly tough to get a product finished, but at a basic level being able to bring fun and happiness into people's lives is just incredible.
With Paper Zoo we've taken a big personal step, to design the games that as parents we want our kids to be playing. And if we can bring some joy to young people – and inspire them to fold and paint their own paper zoos – then we'll have achieved something really important indeed!
We'd love to see pictures of the paper animals your kids make – so please get in touch with us on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/mrshingu] or Twitter [https://twitter.com/mistershingu/]. Origami paper from a craft shop or online store is best, but any square paper – or trimming A4 to make a square – will work.
Happy folding!
Mr Shingu's Paper Zoo is available now on the App Store


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This is a fairly large module. It contains most of the GHC-specific code for configuring, building and installing packages. It also exports a function for finding out what packages are already installed. Configuring involves finding the ghc and ghc-pkg programs, finding what language extensions this version of ghc supports and returning a Compiler value.
getInstalledPackages involves calling the ghc-pkg program to find out what packages are installed.
Building is somewhat complex as there is quite a bit of information to take into account. We have to build libs and programs, possibly for profiling and shared libs. We have to support building libraries that will be usable by GHCi and also ghc's -split-objs feature. We have to compile any C files using ghc. Linking, especially for split-objs is remarkably complex, partly because there tend to be 1,000's of .o files and this can often be more than we can pass to the ld or ar programs in one go.
Installing for libs and exes involves finding the right files and copying them to the right places. One of the more tricky things about this module is remembering the layout of files in the build directory (which is not explicitly documented) and thus what search dirs are used for various kinds of files.
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Russian troops reported on move again in Crimea
SEVASTOPOL, Ukraine – Russia on Saturday was reported to be reinforcing its military presence in Crimea as Moscow's foreign minister ruled out any dialogue with Ukraine's new authorities, whom he dismissed as puppets.
Vladislav Seleznyov, a Crimean-based spokesman for the Ukrainian armed forces, told The Associated Press that witnesses had reported seeing amphibious military ships unloading around 200 military vehicles in eastern Crimea on Friday night after apparently having crossed the Straits of Kerch, which separates Crimea from Russian territory.
He also said a convoy of more than 60 military trucks bearing no license plate numbers was headed from the eastern city of Feodosia toward the city of Simferopol, the regional capital.
The amphibious operation appeared to be one of the largest movements of Russian military forces since they appeared in Crimea a week ago.
Selenyov said AP: "Neither the equipment nor the paratroopers have insignia that identify them as Russian, but we have no doubt as to their allegiance."
An AP reporter sighted the convoy Saturday afternoon 25 miles west of Fedosia. In the backs of the vehicles, heavily armed soldiers could be seen, though none appeared to have identifying badges or insignia. Soldiers spat at reporters following the convoy.
The Ukrainian military spokesman also said that in Simferopol, several dozen armed men on Saturday broke into a military warehouse containing Ukrainian military goods.
The regional parliament in Crimea has set a March 16 referendum on leaving Ukraine to join Russia, and senior lawmakers in Moscow said they would support the move, ignoring sanctions threats and warnings from U.S. President Barack Obama that the vote would violate international law.
The strategic peninsula in southern Ukraine has become the flashpoint in the battle for Ukraine, where three months of protests sent President Viktor Yanukovych fleeing to Russia. A majority of people in Crimea identify with Russia, and Moscow's Black Sea Fleet is based in Sevastopol, as is Ukraine's.
While the U.S. and the EU urged Russia to engage in dialogue with new Ukrainian authorities, the Kremlin has refused to do so, denouncing the change of power in Ukraine as an "unconstitutional coup."
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Saturday that Moscow sees no sense in having a dialogue with Ukraine's new authorities because, in his view, they kowtow to radical nationalists.
"The so-called interim government isn't independent, it depends, to our great regret, on radical nationalists who have seized power with arms," he said at a news conference. He said that nationalist groups use "intimidation and terror" to control Ukraine.
On Friday evening, pro-Russia soldiers tried to take over a Ukrainian base in a tense standoff that lasted for several hours.
Lt. Col. Vitaly Onishchenko, deputy commander of the base, said three dozen men wearing unmarked camouflage uniforms arrived late Friday. While one group climbed over a wall on one side of the base, another crashed a heavy military truck through the gates, Onishchenko said.
He said Saturday that they turned off power, cut telephone lines and demanded that about 100 Ukrainian troops, who barricaded themselves into one of the base buildings, surrender their weapons and swear allegiance to Russia. The invaders left around midnight.
No shots were fired in and no injuries were reported.
In the week since Russia seized control of Crimea, Russian troops have been neutralizing and disarming Ukrainian military bases there. Some Ukrainian units, however, have refused to give up. Crimea's new leader has said pro-Russian forces numbering more than 11,000 now control all access to the region and have blockaded all military bases that haven't yet surrendered.
Russia has denied that its forces are active in Crimea, describing the troops who wear green uniforms without insignia as local "self-defense forces." But many of the troops, who are armed with advanced heavy weaponry, are being transported by vehicles with Russian license plates.
Onishchenko said the troops who tried to overrun his base were clearly Russian.
"These were Russian servicemen specially ordered," he said. "Their watches were set to Moscow time. They spoke with Russian accents and they didn't hide their allegiance to the Russian Federation."
Russia's President Vladimir Putin said that Moscow has no intention of annexing Crimea, but says its people have the right to determine the region's status in a referendum.
The Crimean referendum has been denounced by Ukraine's new government, and Obama has said it would violate international law. The U.S. moved Thursday to impose its first sanctions on Russians involved in the military occupation of Crimea.
Speaking on BBC on Saturday, NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said that while there is no military response to the recent events of Crimea, the crisis was a reminder of threats to European security and stability.
"I do believe that politicians all over NATO will now rethink the whole thing about investment in security and defense," he told the BBC. "Obviously, defense comes at a cost but insecurity is much more expensive."
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April 4, 2014, 11:29 am
RedLine Gallery in Denver hosts Amber Waves beer and art fest
Bottoms up: Twenty-seven breweries from around the nation will participate in Amber Waves, an April 10 craft beer celebration and art exhibit event at RedLine Art Gallery in Denver.
Yes, the event is open to the public. You can buy a $25 ticket amberwavesevent.com.
You get souvenir tasting glass, unlimited beer sampling, plus hors d'oeuvres and entry to the Amber Waves silent auction, which will feature custom art commissioned by each participating brewery for the event. Procceds will benefit the gallery.
RedLine sits at 2350 Arapahoe St. The event runs 5 p.m.-10 p.m. on April 10.


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Q&A with Junior Defender Jared Kukura
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Since he arrived on campus in the fall of 2007, Jared Kukura has been a mainstay in the UC San Diego backfield, starting 33 of a possible 35 games in his first two years with the team. The 6'0'' defender thrived in new coach Jon Pascale's system as a sophomore last season, scoring three goals and playing stellar defense to help the Tritons finish with a 10-6-2 overall record and 6-6-2 mark in the highly competitive California Collegiate Athletic Association. The San Diego native caught the attention of the other head coaches around the league, earning an All-CCAA Second Team nod for his performance. Extremely athletic and aggressive to the ball, Kukura has a reputation for being both an excellent tackler and strong in the air. But despite high praise from the Triton coaching staff, he is hungry to keep improving as an individual and his leadership will be key to UCSD's success in 2009. With the season opener less than a month away, Kukura took a few minutes to chat about his goals for the team in 2009, the state of soccer in the U.S., and his plans once college is behind him.
Q: UCSD went 10-6-2 overall under first year head coach Jon Pascale in 2008. What are your expectations for this year's squad?
KUKURA: I have high hopes for the team this year. With all of the work that we have put in from last spring until now, I expect us to be one of the top teams in the conference. I feel that with the players we have on this team, we should get into the CCAA Tournament and, ultimately, the NCAA Tournament. In our last meeting before summer we made a goal to win a national championship. I expect a lot out of the team and I expect us to work to do whatever it takes to reach our goal.
Q: How do you think you guys will stack up with the rest of the California Collegiate Athletic Association? What will it take to qualify for the CCAA Championships in November?
KUKURA: I see us being one of the top teams in the conference this year. We've shown that we can stay with the teams like Sonoma and Dominguez but this year I expect us to prove we can win against these teams, whether we are at home or away. Getting to the CCAA Championships will not only require wins against these top tier teams, but continuing the hard work day in and day out against some of the weaker teams in the conference. It's not just about winning the big games, but winning consistently throughout the season, no matter the opponent.
Q: You have started all but two games during your first two seasons as a Triton and you were one of just three underclassmen to earn a spot on the all-conference second team a year ago. Did you expect to have such early success in your collegiate career?
KUKURA: I have no higher expectations than those for myself. Coming to UCSD, I was confident in my abilities and wanted to be one of the best freshmen on the team and in the conference. But, after training with the team for the first week of tryouts, I didn't even know if I would make the team. Once I did, it became a question of whether or not I would get any playing time. By the second week of the season things just fell into place and I became a starter, which is what I was working towards. I met most of my expectations and goals my freshman season. I guess that success just created greater expectations and I raised my goals substantially. The success in my sophomore year was just due to the hard work I put in to keep myself from falling into a "sophomore slump" and wanting to meet my goals I set before the season. I am pleased so far with meeting some of my expectations, but I am not content with what I have achieved, nor do I want to stop improving. My goals for this upcoming season are extremely high, but I expect to work my hardest to achieve them just as I have worked in my first two seasons.
Q: Describe yourself as a player.
KUKURA: If I had to describe myself on the field I would say that I am an aggressive player that loves the physicality of the game. My best attribute as a player is my willingness to sacrifice my body. I go into every tackle and every 50/50 ball in the air with 100% commitment to winning the ball, even if that means putting my body at risk. But, as a player I also know what I need to work on to improve. I am working to add being a better technical player to my description of being a physical player.
Q: Now that you're an upperclassman, how do you see your role changing on the team? Do you see yourself as a leader?
KUKURA: The last couple of years I've seen my role as just keeping the ball out of the back of our net and giving our team a chance to win. Now I'm one of the older guys on the team and I believe my role is changing to that of a leader for this team. A leader needs to show the face that the team needs to see. I would like to be the one that the guys turn to and can count on to turn things around on the field.
Q: You had a very successful career at San Diego's University City High School. How did you end up staying in town to play for the Tritons?
KUKURA: Coming out of high school I was really only looking at a couple of colleges, but staying in San Diego influenced my final decision a lot. Plus, I played at University City with Jon Sawyer who ended up coming to UCSD. I got in contact with Jon and trained with the team a little bit during the spring of my senior year and ended up liking playing with a bunch of the guys on the team. I decided that UCSD would be the best fit for me as a player and, as an added bonus I would get to stay in San Diego. I've grown up here and I love that I get to continue my soccer career at home where my friends and family can still come and watch me play.
Q: Talk a little bit about Coach Pascale and his approach to the game. What is the best part about playing for him?
KUKURA: Coach Pascale strives to get us focused on the details for the whole 90 minutes of the game. He likes to have us work on individual skills when we first come back to training and then translate our work to actual games. Outside of the season when we are training he has us focus on improving our own skills defensively and technically so that when we start in the fall he can bring us all together and work with us as a team. His philosophy is that if we can each win our individual battles on the field, then our team should always have the opportunity to win the game. The best part about playing for him is that he is constantly trying to get the most out of you as a player. He will push you because he knows you are capable of more, which makes you strive to keep improving on and off the field.
Q: Cal State Dominguez Hills, one of UCSD's rivals in the CCAA, put together a terrific run last season to win the Division II National Championship. How do you like their chances to repeat?
KUKURA: Dominguez is a very talented team with a core group of really good players so it was no surprise that they won the national championship last year. This year you certainly cannot count them out for having another shot at the title. But they are our rivals in the CCAA South and we will play them at least twice this upcoming season. We also may end up playing against them in the conference tournament and again in the D-II tournament. I'm sure Dominguez has the same goal that we do, to win a national championship, but they are going to have a much tougher time when they play us than they have in the past. Honestly, the CCAA has a handful of teams that can compete for a national championship, but since we have the opportunity to play Dominguez up to four times, we are going to try to make it harder for them to repeat when they step on the field to play us.
Q: Who are some of your personal heroes in the game?
KUKURA: I love the work ethic of Steven Gerrard on both sides of the ball. One minute, he will drop a bomb from forty yards out and the next he will chase down an opposing forward and finish with a great tackle. But I am also a major supporter of soccer in the U.S. and grew up watching Brian McBride and Frankie Hejduk of the national team. When I was younger, I played up top as a forward and tried to model myself after McBride a bit because he is so strong in the air and has a relentless attitude on the field. Hejduk is another one of those players that has a never say die attitude and has been with the national team for almost forever now, which I really respect. Plus, he is a scrappy little player who grew up here in San Diego so I have to be a fan of his.
Q: The United States Men's National Team advanced to one of the biggest games in U.S. Soccer history in June, facing Brazil in the Confederations Cup final. Does the U.S. have a shot in the 2010 World Cup?
KUKURA: What the USMNT did in the Confederations Cup was really a big step for the team's image around the world. They barely squeaked out of group play with world powers and many said they didn't deserve to advance. But to blank a Spanish team that had not lost in 35 matches, was really a great showing. It was disappointing that they blew a 2-0 lead against Brazil, but you still have to acknowledge the fact that they are becoming stronger each year. With that being said, the U.S. has not proven that they are a top team in the world, but I do expect another great run from them come 2010 in South Africa. I can see them surprising a lot of people again and would love to see them go deep into the tournament.
Q: Overall, professional soccer's popularity is on the rise in the U.S. Do you think Major League Soccer will ever fully compete with the NFL, NBA, or Major League Baseball?
KUKURA: I would like nothing more than to see the MLS rise to the same level as those other major sports leagues in America. I don't honestly know if it will ever reach the same level of popularity, but I am hopeful that it will keep gaining support from the American public. What is great though is that the MLS seems to be getting more support around the world as a legitimate league. The MLS still has a long way to go, but I am glad to see that it is improving as a league itself with its players and the overall performance of its teams. I think the next step the MLS should take is paying its players more because that would really get better players an incentive to want to play in the league.
Q: What is the most important thing you do before a match?
KUKURA: Listen to my iPod. As soon as I wake up in the morning, I put in my
headphones and turn up my warm-up music. I have to listen to my warm-up music: DMX, Rage Against The Machine, T.I., Three Days Grace and a bunch others. Even when we meet for breakfast the day of games, I keep my iPod on. It really helps me focus and puts me in a good mental state. I don't hear any noise from the room or other people talking, which I really like. I just like to keep to myself on game days and my iPod helps with that a lot from the time I wake up until the time we walk to the field from the locker room.
Q: You are a Biochemistry and Cell Biology major and you have said you want to work in pharmaceutical development. Is there a specific aspect of that field you're targeting?
KUKURA: I'm still not sure what I specifically want to get into, but I would like
to get involved in working to treat cancer. Figuring out new ways to treat cancer with drugs or other therapies is something that interests me. There is the Moores Cancer Center here at UCSD, which I would like to work with sometime in the future.
Q: What have you been up to this summer? Did you go any place interesting?
KUKURA: My summer this year has been very routine. I didn't go on vacation anywhere special and have basically spent every day here on campus with a couple days away every now and then. It has been a lot of waking up early for 7:00 a.m. weights and conditioning, followed by working to paint the fields here on campus, and then practice after work. Normally I would spend most of my time at the beach with my buddies, but it has been hard to find beach time this year. But it's worth it… I like that I can say I've put in a lot of work for this upcoming season!
Q: What is the best part of being a student-athlete at UCSD?
KUKURA: The best part for me is being in San Diego, I love it here. UCSD is in the toughest conference for Division II soccer with a lot of great competition to play against every week, which I really enjoy. Plus, I get a great education at the same time. I know that whatever I choose to do when I get out of college, I am going to be set up to succeed because of my time spent here.
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Bob Welch's passing, for any Dodgers fan of age, calls to mind a classic World Series matchup — one with all the trappings.
Dodgers vs. Yankees.
One-run game.
Two outs, top of the ninth. Tying run at second, go-ahead run at first.
At the plate: Yankees slugger Reggie Jackson, in his prime and already an eight-time All-Star at age 32.
On the mound: Dodgers' rookie Welch. Age: 21. Major-league experience: four months. It had been a little more than a year since the Dodgers had drafted him out of Eastern Michigan University.
The at-bat went like this:
—Fastball down the middle; and Jackson swings so hard that he staggers out of the batter's box and nearly falls down. Strike one.
—Fastball up and in; and Jackson twists so hard to avoid the ball buzzing under his chin, he DOES fall down. Ball one.
—Fastball up and in; fouled back. One ball, two strikes.
—Fastball in; fouled back. Still one ball, two strikes.
—Fastball up; fouled back. Still one ball, two strikes.
—Fastball up; taken. Two balls, two strikes.
—Fastball middle; fouled back. Still two balls, two strikes.
—Fastball up and away; taken. Three balls, two strikes.
—Fastball middle; Jackson swings over it. Strike three. Game over.
Welch got the save, going the final two-thirds of an inning in a 4-3 victory.
See any trend in the way the rookie attacked superstar Jackson?
Yes, all fastballs. Unfortunately, there were no radar readings.
Otherwise we might have known how fast Jackson's bat was traveling after he chucked it when he got back to the dugout.


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THE MOON HOAX : Is The Myth still alive - 44 years on?
Updated on: May, 15 - 2013
If you are one of those folks who still believes that men landed on the moon back in 1969, please take a little time reading this concise exposé as to why I do not believe so. I won't overwhelm you with data and details which you may have already come across perusing the many sites questioning the Apollo landings. I'll just keep it simple - while 'teasingly' proposing your brain to interact with a mostly photographic, logical, no-nonsense approach to this whole affair. So here we go.
Please explain and demonstrate with your best technical knowledge why Buzz Aldrin turned transparent as he allegedly was captured on film (by WHAT sort of 1969 camera - and remotely operated by WHOM and HOW?) as he descended from the 'lunar module' ladder. Here is the 'historical moment' for you to observe:
Buzz Aldrin - clearly not wearing a transparent spacesuit
Well, how many of you have seen the longer version of this clip? For some unfathomable reason, Buzz decides to jump UP again on the ladder. Then, at about 1min into the clip, we see a silhouette that must be meant to be Neil Armstrong emerging out of nowhere - aimlessly hopping around Buzz's back!
full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CMlHmURHm0
Here's another 'transparently' fake film sequence.
Yes, it is exactly what NASA showed on TV in 1969:
source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMINSD7MmT4
The questions I have, dear reader, are the following
- and I dearly hope you will share them with me:
1- Do MOST people believe in this?
2- Why does ANYONE believe in this?
This is an Ockham's Razor-type issue. If you can't tackle it due to limited photographic knowledge, that's ok - I will fill you in: as it is, there is simply no alternative description of this other than that what we see here is a poor celluloid film montage - the sort of which was used back then, way before Photoshop or any other slick digital imaging-software was available. Of course, you may question my competence in this field (remember, I wish to keep this article simple and free from technicalities). In this case, however, it is up to you to find any credible experts of your choice and submit them this simple, straightforward question: "WHY do these astronauts appear to be transparent?"
So please select any photographic/ cinematic expert of your choice. If this expert tells you it's a quite legit and authentic film clip, you will then have to process this 'expert explanation' (to a never-seen-before-phenomena)- and evaluate its credibility with your own brain. Yes, at the end of the day, it's all up to you. You are free to believe that the above images are real - although you might wonder why they are, objectively speaking, so very strange. It is your choice to believe in the reality of this Apollo 11 imagery - but your brain should tell you that this belief is nothing but a matter of faith - much like the blind, unquestioning faith that many cults and religions require from their followers.
This mother-of-all-media-hoaxes paved the way to what we have today: a continuous string of fraudulent TV imagery - designed to control and dumb down this planet's population. It is high time to understand this - unless we are to be completely led into dupe-land by the so-called "powers that be"(or as I like to call them, "The Nutwork"). It is high time for sharp and honest people to wake up to this simple fact: TELEVISION is the current Weapon of Mass Distraction. Switch it off now - and switch on your brains - if you haven't done so already. Better late than never, don't you think?


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New CU linebacker hopes to play next year vs. Pac-10
Colorado was a solid member of the Big 12 Conference when junior-college linebacker Evan Harrington signed with the Buffs last winter. By the time Harrington arrived on campus CU was a future member of the Pac-10.
A junior, Harrington has fingers crossed that Colorado will begin competing in the Pac-10 in 2011, when he will be a senior. Harrington grew up in suburban Washington, D.C., but played two years of junior-college ball in Southern California.
"I'm looking forward to being in the Pac-10 because all my friends back there were telling me how the Pac-10 is better than the Big 12," Harrington said with a grin. "It will be exciting to play against some of them."


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ABC iView on Boxee
A few months ago I switched from using the standard mythfrontend to Boxee, a web enhanced version of the popular XBMC project. Now Boxee has a LOT of potential and the upcoming Boxee Box looks very promising, but its fantastic web capabilities are let down here in Australia as things such as Hulu and Netflix streaming are not available here.
What we do have though is a national broadcaster with a reasonably good online facility. The ABCs iView has been around for some time and has a really great selection of current programs available on it. Sounds like the perfect candidate for a Boxee app to me.
So with the help of Andy Botting and using Jeremy's Vissers Python iView download app for initial guidance, I put together a Boxee app for watching iView programs fullscreen. For those wishing to try it out, just add the following repository within Boxee:
Its mostly feature complete although there are a few things that still need to be added. If you have any suggestions or find a bug either leave a comment or put in a ticket at http://code.google.com/p/xbmc-boxee-iview/issues/list (A Google code site by Andy that I am storing this project at)
So that's the short version of the story. Along the way however there has been a few hiccups and I want to say something about what the ABC (and more recently the BBC) have done to 'protect' their content.
The ABC have enabled a function called SWF Verification on their RTMP stream. This is something that Adobe offer on top of their RTMP products despite the fact that they omitted it from the public RTMP spec. That wouldn't be so bad, except that they are now going after open source products that implement this, threatening them with cease and desists. Going slightly technical for a minute, SWF Verification is NOT a real protection system. It does not encrypt the content being sent nor does it actually prevent people copying it. The system works by requesting a 'ping' every 60-90 seconds. If the player can't provide the correct response (Which is made up of things such as the date and time and the phrase "Genuine Adobe Flash Player 001″) then the server stops the streaming. Hardly high tech stuff.
In my opinion the ABC has made a huge mistake in enabling this as it achieves nothing in stopping piracy or restricting the service to a certain platform and serves only to annoy and frustrate the audience. There is a patch available at http://code.google.com/p/xbmc-boxee-iview that allows Boxee to read these streams directly, however until such time as this is included in Boxee/XBMC mainline (Watch this space: http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/8971) or the ABC come to their senses as disable this anti-feature, this Boxee app will use the flash interface instead (boo!)
So that's it. Hope the app is useful to people and, as stated above, if there are any problems, please let me know.
I should've mentioned this originally, Andy and I did actually contact the iView team at the ABC regarding SWF verification. They responded with the following:
Thanks for contacting us re-Boxee. We agree that it's a great platform and ultimately appropriate for iView iteration. Currently we're working out our priorities this year for our small iView team, in terms of extended content offerings, potential platforms and general enhancements to the site.
Just some background on our security settings. We have content agreements with various content owners (individuals, production companies, US TV networks etc) a number require additional security, such as SWF hashing. Our content owners also consider non-ABC rendering of that content as not in the spirit of those agreements.
We appreciate the effort you have put into the plug-in and your general interest in all things iView. So once we are on our way with our development schedule for "out of the browser" iView, we'll hopefully be in a position to share our priorities a little more. We would like to keep in touch with you this year and if you have any questions or comments my direct email is ********@abc.net.au.
The app is currently in a WORKING state. If you are experiencing any problems, please send me a copy of your Boxee log file and I will investigate the issue.


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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri lawmakers have until Friday to finalize the state's roughly $25 billion operating budget.
The House and Senate have each passed their own budget and now must hammer out an agreement on the spending plan that will take effect July 1. Budget negotiators are expected to begin formal talks Monday.
The House and Senate must reconcile differences on education funding and whether to keep intact cuts made to state agencies over concerns about the new drivers' license procedures.
One item not up for debate this week is Gov. Jay Nixon's plan to draw down nearly $1 billion from the federal government to expand Medicaid coverage for about 260,000 adults. Neither the House nor Senate included the federal money in their budget proposals.


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Alkaline Trio is a punk rock band from Chicago. Their music is characterized by dark lyrics, catchy choruses, fast tempos. Alkaline Trio enlists Matt Skiba on guitar/Vocals, Dan Andriano on bass/Vocals, and Derek Grant on drums/back-up vocals.
They recur subjects of love, alcoholism, depression, fire, drugs, and death. The band was formed in December 1996. The original line-up consisted of Matt Skiba (guitar/lead vocals), Rob Doran (bass/vocals), and Glenn Porter (drums/vocals).
The year 1997 saw the release of Alkaline Trios first EP, Sundials. Shortly after its release, Rob Doran left the band. Alkaline Trio came up with their second EP, entitled For Your Lungs Only, in 1998.
The album built them a sizable fanbase in the American Midwest. They were signed to Asian Man Records who released the bands first full length album, Goddamnit the same year.
The group came up with their second album Maybe I'll Catch Fire in 2000, released again on Asian Man Records. In addition, they compiled a collection of their previously released EPs on their self-titled album.
Alkaline Trios release From Here To Infirmary was their first step towards the mainstream. Issued on Vagrant Records, the album spawned music videos for the singles Stupid Kid and Private Eye.
Another Innocent Girl, Crawl, and Armageddon were some of the songs from the album that brought attention to the band. Good Mourning was their next full-length album, released in 2003.
The album launched a single We've Had Enough seeing much the same success as the previous single Stupid Kid.
The band released their fifth studio album, Crimson, on Vagrant Records in May 2005. The album featured the single Time to Waste which proved to be a big success.
Later that year, a dual-disc special edition re-release of Crimson hit store shelves. In addition, Alkaline Trio appeared on various compilation albums, notably Plea for Peace Vol. 1, Vagrant Records: Another Year on the Streets Vol. 1, 2, and 3, and Rock Against Bush Vol. 1. In October 2006, it was announced that Alkaline Trio had signed with V2 Records.
In January 2007, the North America branch of V2 Records announced that they were undergoing restructuring. Therefore, the band began listing Epic Records as its label on their MySpace during May 2007.
In February 2008, Asian Man Records came up with a 10th Anniversary reissue of the band's 1998 full length, Goddamnit. The album was repackaged with new artwork and a feature length DVD documentary about the band's early days. It was remixed and remastered, with 4 bonus tracks from their 1996 demo tape added.
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patterns > Payden Set
The Payden hat, cowl, and mittens set is designed for knitters who love cabling but aren't quite in the mood for cables AND shaping at the same time. In this set, the hat's brim and the mittens' cuffs are first knit flat with a bulky cable motif, then sewn into a band. Stitches for the crown and hand are picked up from the selvedge of this cabled band and knit in the round. The hat and mittens are both decreased along two sides instead of in a circle; this allows the mittens to fit more comfortably on the hand and the hat to lay flat (as well as to mimic the mittens). Instructions for the mittens are mirrored so that the seam for the cuff lays under the wrist and the cables are mirrored. The cowl is a very simple loop—but try out grafting in pattern, by starting with a provisional cast on, to hide the seam.
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Four EMS workers who responded to the arrest of a man who later died in police custody were placed on modified duty a day after an eight-year veteran of the NYPD was stripped of his badge and gun for allegedly using a chokehold while handcuffing the man.
On Saturday, NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo was placed on modified assignment pending further investigation into the arrest of 43-year-old Eric Garner, which was captured on a cellphone video that showed the 43-year-old saying "I can't breathe, I can't breathe" as he was brought to the ground by an officer using a chokehold, a tactic prohibited by NYPD policy.
In the video, EMS workers are not shown giving CPR when arriving at the scene.
Officials said another officer involved in the arrest, a four-year veteran of the force who has not been identified, had been put on administrative duty but didn't have to surrender his gun or shield.
The Staten Island District Attorney's Office is investigating the death of Garner, who was being arrested for allegedly selling untaxed cigarettes on Victory Boulevard and Bay Street in Tompkinsville Thursday afternoon, according to police.
While he was being handcuffed, he went into cardiac arrest, police said. He was taken to Richmond University Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
On Sunday, the medical examiner's officer said autopsy results are still pending.
"At this time, no determination has been made by the Medical Examiner's office as to the cause and manner of death of Eric Garner," the office said in a statement.
Earlier in the weekend, the Rev. Al Sharpton rallied with supporters and Garner's family. The man's death has sparked community outrage.
"The issue is not whether one was selling cigarettes. The issue was how an unarmed man was subjected to a chokehold, and the result is he is no longer with us," Sharpton said after leading the crowd in chants of "no justice, no peace."
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Patrolmen's Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch said in a statement that the NYPD's decision regarding Pantaleo was politically motivated.
"The department's modification of this police officer under these circumstances is a completely unwarranted, knee-jerk reaction for political reasons and nothing more," Lynch said. "It is a decision by the department that effectively pre-judges this case and denies the officer the very benefit of a doubt that has long been part of the social contract that allows police officers to face the risks of this difficult and complex job."
Mayor de Blasio has said he was "very troubled" by the video.
"It is too early to jump to any conclusions about this case -- we must wait for all the facts and details of the incident to emerge," de Blasio said following Garner's death.
On Sunday, while on vacation in Italy, de Blasio received a briefing from administration officials about the ongoing investigation and the administration's community efforts, his office said.
Court records show that within the past two years, three men sued Pantaleo in federal court over allegedly unlawful, racially motivated arrests. Pantaleo did not return a telephone message.


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Meet Katherine and Katie, two young Canadian women who love to queef. Their TV program replaces Terrance and Phillip's show on the CBC (much to their chagrin), and stirs up quite a controversy in South Park. While Terrance and Phillip initially plot to murder them, they change their minds mid-attempt when they discover their sudden attraction to them, and eventually get married.
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- "I'm sorry, doctor. I had air trapped in my vagina." - Katherine (Eat, Pray, Queef)
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To put the Ford Ranger Black Edition to the test, we took it to the darkest and toughest place on Earth: the small town of Longyearbyen on the island of Svalbard, the Arctic circle's most northern settlement. The people of this community know darkness better than any other people in the world, as they spend over 110 days of the year living in constant darkness. Who better to test the Ford Ranger Black Edition than the drivers who know how tough darkness can really be?
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Friday Night Italian Sunset Cruise 2018Name: Friday Night Italian Sunset Cruise 2018Date: October 4, 2019Time: 6:30 PM - 8:45 PM CDTWebsite: http://www.stcroixrivercruises.comEvent Description:Friday Night Italian Dinner Cruise
Friday Nights from 6:30-8:45 p.m. beginning May 31st, 2019
Enjoy breathtaking views while dining on the St. Croix River!
Chicken Breast with Lemon Caper Sauce
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A Cash Bar is available on board for cocktails and beverages.
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Lawmakers and people affected by urban renewal projects lashed out at Premier Jiang Yi-huah (江宜樺) yesterday for saying that the right to housing does not extend to people living on a property illegally.
Jiang made the remarks last week as he responded to the conclusions drawn by members of an international human rights organization who were invited by the government to review Taiwan's implementation of and adherence to the tenets of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
In their report, the rights experts suggested that the government needed to better protect the right to housing, citing the ongoing forced eviction of residents of the Huaguang Community (華光) as an example.
Jiang said that this right is not guaranteed for those who are living illegally on government-owned land, adding that the reviewers cited the Huaguang case because they are not familiar with Taiwanese law and thus do not understand the context of the evictions.
"It's the premier who does not know the context or the law, not the foreign experts on human rights," Huaguang resident Lin Ya-chi (林雅琪) told a press conference at the Legislative Yuan. "The experts were well-prepared for the review; some of them came to Taiwan a month in advance to research the country and its legal system. They have visited our community and spoken with us, but Jiang has never even set foot in our community."
Most Huaguang residents are former soldiers or descendants of former soldiers who escaped to Taiwan with the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) regime in 1949, when the regime lost the Chinese Civil War to the Chinese Communist Party.
Because they did not have a place to stay, the soldiers and their descendants have been unofficially allowed to live on the government-owned plot of land for decades.
However, the Taipei City Government recently told the residents they had to leave to make way for an urban renewal development and were handed a lawsuit by the Ministry of Justice — the property owner — for "illegally occupying" government land.
"We've lived here for generations, we've never owed a penny in taxes, but now the Ministry of Justice is kicking us out, and it's not just kicking us out, it's suing us, asking us to pay NT$510,000 a month in back rent for the past five years," Lin said. "The Ministry of Justice is supposed to be in charge of overseeing the implementation of the two covenants since their adoption as domestic law, yet it is taking the lead in breaking the very laws it is charged with upholding."
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Chen Chi-mai (陳其邁) said that the government was handling the issue in accordance with the principle of respecting private property.
"But the point is that the protection of the right to housing, as stated in the two covenants, enjoys a higher status than protecting private ownership," he said. "Protection of ownership and protection of the right to housing are two separate things — the government should stop mixing the two up."
DPP Legislator Yu Mei-nu (尤美女) said Huaguang residents are willing to move if the government devised a satisfactory resettlement plan for them, as they have asked it to.
Wang Jui-ying (王瑞霙), who was also affected by urban renewal projects, said Jiang's remark were only an excuse. Wang Jui-ying is a member of the Wang (王) family, whose two houses in Taipei's Shilin District (士林) were torn down last year against their will by a construction firm to make way for new apartment buildings.


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TORONTO — OK, so I'm a little behind here today. It's the second inning and my blog isn't live yet! Well, blame the Blue Jays and their game-time decisions. We had to wait a while to see if Vernon Wells (right ankle) and Alex Rios (back/groin) were able to play today.
Turns out they were considered go for launch and were still in Toronto's lineup. Wells tweaked his ankle on a catch at the wall in the third inning on Monday and then when running across first base in the seventh. Rios said he tweaked his back during batting practice on Monday, but was feeling fine.
Also, it turns out that C Gregg Zaun won't be activated on Wednesday after all. He's going out on a rehab assignment with Triple-A Syracuse, DHing on Wednesday, catching on Thursday with the hope of coming off the DL Friday. 2B Aaron Hill (concussion) is another 5-6 days away from a rehab stint and LF Shannon Stewart (right ankle) has a Grade 2 sprain and will be out at least three weeks.
Oh, and the Jays signed their top pick from Thursday's Draft, first baseman David Cooper (17th overall). Toronto agreed to terms with 27 of its draftees on Tuesday. Cooper will head to Auburn for starters with a ticket to Dunedin soon to come if he hits as well as he's supposed to.
Today's lineups:
SEATTLE (23-41) at TORONTO (33-33)
at 7:07 p.m. ET at the Rogers Centre
Ichiro Suzuki, CF
Jose Vidro, DH
Raul Ibanez, LF
Adrian Beltre, 3B
Jose Lopez, 2B
Jeremy Reed, RF
Richie Sexson, 1B
Jamie Burke, C
Yuniesky Betancourt, SS
PITCHING: RHP Carlos Silva (3-6, 5.96)
Alex Rios, RF
Matt Stairs, DH
Scott Rolen, 3B
Vernon Wells, CF
Lyle Overbay, 1B
Rod Barajas, C
Brad Wilkerson, LF
Joe Inglett, 2B
David Eckstein, SS
PITCHING: RHP Dustin McGowan (4-4, 4.26)
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What did you think of letting McGowan go the distance on such a high pitch count ? I liked it. I thought it was a gutsy move for John to pull. Had McGowan got scored on people would have probably ripped him for leaving him in that long. The only problem I had with it was that Ryan wasn't warming in the 'pen in case he was needed.
I agree with you it was a gutsy move considering McGowan's pitch count and the fact Ryan wasn't warming up . Carlson was warming up earlier so he could have used him
Congrats to Ryan for winning DHL man for the month of may . Nice to see a Jay's pitcher get recognition .
Take care all
I feel the same way, Ryan was very deserving of that, until those 2 blown saves he was untouchable all month. Its also nice to see that weve got some pop in the bats, it doesn't seem like a regular occurrence when the jays knock one out of the park anymore.
So, now that we are officially in last place in the division (it took longer than some of us might have thought to get there) is it time to start talking realistically about how this team can re-tooled for next year? In particular, we need some young bats with teir 1 potential. Can we move Burnett and what can we expect in return? What about Litsch? Despite his record, I am not convinced that this guy is for real. What could a young pitcher with an impressive record get us? What about moving bats? Rolen would be a valuable addition to any team, but especially an NL team. What about sending our 1st baseman back to the NL? Any ideas?
While I don't like or dislike John as a manager I have to say that sitting Rolen, Rios and Barajas against Felix Hernendez was very peculier. Rios as it turns out was injured but to then sit Rolen and Barajas with an off day tomorrow is confusing. I understand the need to give guys a day off but not before an ACTUAl off day and not numerous players at the same time.
I don't think we should give up yet…We might be in last place but there is still alot of games left. However I do believe that Burnett should be traded near the trade deadline (especially if we are nowhere close to the race)…I think that Ryan has the ability to rebound from the blown saves but I hope that he hasn't tweaked anything either…Is it just me or are the Jays having an unusually large amount of injuries again?
It seems like the injuries have hit the team again. It's very unfortunate because it allows them to have an excuse which I don't think they should have. I can handle one year of it but J.P. uses it again this year then I for one think he should be let go. I agree with Harry in the way that I feel that we shouldn't give up hope yet. They are close to the teams that are expected to contend in the wild card race and Tampa looks as if it's ready to hit a bit of a skid. Burnett should be moved only if the Jays are out of it come the deadline.
Jordan, do you have any info or updates on Robinzon Diaz? He has been out over a month now, just curious if he's due to get of the DL soon. The reason I ask is in Blair's latest blog he makes a rather cryptic remark to the effect of "(if) Robinzon Diaz gets back". Is Diaz's injury that serious?
We need a LF that can hit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not just a singles hitter (Johnson, Stewart type) we need a guy with cleanup potential!!! That is all I see us missing, that and **** that can also hit.
Jordan, ever thought about a blackberry friendly site???
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Vanuatu's President Baldwin Lonsdale says the tiny South Pacific island nation has lost much of its development due to the havoc wreaked over the weekend by "monster" Cyclone Pam.
"It's a setback for the government and for the people of Vanuatu. After all the development that has taken place, all this development has been wiped out," he told the Associated Press in Japan attending a U.N. conference on disaster-risk reduction. "We will have to start anew again."
Lonsdale went on to say that climate change contributed to the devastation as the low-lying islands of the Pacific are suffering from rising sea levels.
International aid agencies along with military personnel from Australia, France and New Zealand have arrived in Vanuatu to assess the damage and deliver much needed aid and supplies.
Oxfam, who led coordination efforts in preparing for the storm, said 90% of housing in the capital, Port Vila, has…
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