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Scotland flanker Alasdair Strokosch will leave Gloucester at the end of the season to join French club Perpignan, the Aviva Premiership side have announced.
The 28-year-old, who was part of the Scotland side that lost their Six Nations opener to England on Saturday, has been at Kingsholm for the last five years and made more than 100 appearances for the club.
Commenting on the departure of a key member of his squad, Gloucester coach Bryan Redpath said: "It's a shame that he'll be leaving us at the end of the season because Strokes has been a top professional in his time with us. He's never delivered less than 100% in the cherry and white of Gloucester and his will be big boots to fill.
"However, I can completely understand his desire to test himself in a different playing environment at this stage of his career. It's something I did myself in my playing days. He's been completely up front with us, he's handled things with a lot of class and I know, that when he gets back from Scotland, that he'll be looking to end his Gloucester career on a high. We all wish him well."
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The veteran prosecutor, immensely respected among his peers throughout the justice system, is retiring effective Friday.Keith Stutes, the lead prosecutor in the Mickey Shunick case, confirmed to IND Monthly Tuesday that he is retiring after 28 years with the 15th Judicial District Attorney's Office. His retirement comes less than a month after successfully negotiating the plea deal that sent Brandon Scott Lavergne to prison for the first-degree murders of Shunick in May of this year and Lisa Pate in 1999. Perhaps the most effectively orchestrated prosecution ever handled by the local DA's office, Lavergne's plea agreement was reached just 20 days after Stutes and his co-prosecutors secured an indictment for the two murders.
One case, in particular, sticks with him to this day. He says an innocent young man was presumed guilty by many in the community for nearly two decades. The young man's grandmother, Yolanda Theriot, was raped and murdered in her home in 1985, and he was charged with the crime, the trial ending in a hung jury. Stutes did not prosecute that case but did step in many years later when DNA evidence linked an unknown suspect to the murder. Stutes won a conviction. "Handling that case produced one of the most rewarding results," Stutes says.
It finally exonerated her grandson, but a lot of damage had already been done, he says. "It was a hung jury, so it wasn't a not-guilty verdict [for the grandson]. There were many people in the family and the community who said, 'He did do it, he just got away with it.' It was a terrible burden for him to carry. It was justice in arriving at a verdict against the real [killer], but it was as much justice for him, a vindication for him.
"I've tried 125 cases in my career, about a third to a half have been murder trials and rape trials," continues Stutes. "To a certain extent they have all been rewarding in the results, but in that particular case, had the grandson been convicted, he would have served 20 years in prison by the time the DNA evidence would have freed him."
There have also been some firsts in Stutes' career that involved very complex prosecutions: The 1998 conviction of Dr. Richard Schmidt for attempted second-degree murder was the first time in forensic history that viral DNA was used to prove a link between two people with HIV at trial in a criminal case. In 1994, Schmidt used a sample of blood taken from one of his AIDS-infected patients and injected it into his girlfriend. Observers say Stutes was brilliant in the courtroom; Schmidt is serving a 50-year sentence.
The Shunick case is another that was particularly wrenching, Stutes says. Before Lavergne was brought into the courtroom Aug. 17 to enter his guilty plea and explain how he killed the young UL student, the prosecutor went over to Shunick's parents, who were seated in the front row. "They choked me up," says Stutes, the father of two daughters and grandfather of three, one 5-year-old and two 2-year-olds. "This could have been anybody."
Stutes will keep his law practice going, plans to spend his time with his family and will continue teaching criminal justice at UL Lafayette. He also volunteers with the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board, chairing a hearing committee, and is an excellent photographer.
Would he, like so many before him, turn to criminal defense work?
Not likely.
"The joke was I'm only going to specialize in representing the absolutely, positively, not-guilty, innocent defendants," Stutes says. "I don't anticipate I'd have a lot of business."
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... took 5 on a bus which was air conditioned to death. However, we had an incredible day in Agra seeing Akbar's Tomb, Agra Fort and, of course, the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal was heaving and stepping inside it has to be one of the most horrifically uncomfortable experiences yet. Nonetheless, that's a wonder of the world ticked off the list and we have the embarrassing tourist photos to prove it! Our final day was spent wandering the streets of Old ...
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... around as she ripped a strip off of them. She even got a few people from the crowd involved. I certainly would not want to be on the wrong side of her. We ended up walking part of the way and grabbing a couple of more rickshaws after our next food stop.
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Day 19: Cranky and Hot
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Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice took to Twitter to deny the latest allegations made against her and her husband regarding their federal charges.
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"Nobody should assume we're going to have a debt-limit extension," John Boehner warned. "If the vote were held today, it would not pass." Sound familiar? This was Boehner in November of 1995, when he was the House Republican Conference chairman and his party was refusing to raise the debt ceiling unless President Bill Clinton agreed to a package of sweeping spending cuts. The big difference is that back then, Republicans backed down, whereas today they're on the verge of winning major policy concessions in exchange for a deal. How did President Bill Clinton head off this threat where Obama failed?...
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Launton villagers will be offered training to use a new defibrillator that has recently been installed in the village.
Launton Parish Council paid for the £1,312 defibrillator, which has been fitted in a central spot in the village on the side wall of The Bull pub, in Bicester Road.
Parish councillors have already had a training session with staff from South Central Ambulance.
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Tributes paid to man stabbed to death by Abingdon riverbank
9:00am Tuesday 21st October 2014
A WOMAN was last night being held in custody on suspicion of murder after a man was found fatally stabbed in Abingdon.
Robber sent to prison for part in £11,000 Park End Street attack
9:00am Tuesday 21st October 2014
A ROBBER who beat a man up as a distraction while his accomplice stole £11,000 from his victim's wife has been jailed.
Let Oxford expand beyond its boundaries says housing crisis report
7:30am Tuesday 21st October 2014
OXFORD is an example of a city which should be allowed to grow beyond its boundaries, according to a national report.
Drop former English Defence League leader as speaker, Oxford Union urged
6:40am Tuesday 21st October 2014
NEARLY 200 Oxford academics, students, councillors and trade union leaders have signed an open letter calling for the Oxford Union to cancel an invitation to the former leader of the English Defence League to speak.
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Lorry driver failed to brake in time to avoid fatal crash, jury told
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JTF (just the facts): More than 200 black-and-white photographs, framed in black wood and matted, and exhibited against painted walls (gray, red, green) on both floors of the museum. All of the works are gelatin silver prints, in various sizes. The show was curated by Lélia Wanick Salgado. A companion monograph of this body of work was published in 2013 by Taschen (here, 520 pages, with more than 250 photos, including 17 gate-folds), and is available from the ICP bookstore for $70. ... Read on.
- Richard Prince, New Portraits @Gagosian closes October 25
- Miyako Ishiuchi, Here and Now: Atomic Bomb Artifacts, Hiroshima 1945/2007 @Andrew Roth closes November 21
- Ray K. Metzker, One and Only @Laurence Miller closes October 25
- Saul Leiter @Howard Greenberg closes October 25
- The Material Image @Marianne Boesky closes October 25
- A World of Its Own: Photographic Practices in the Studio @MoMA closes November 2
- Christopher Williams, The Production Line of Happiness @MoMA closes November 2
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- Andrea Robbins and Max Becher @Sonnabend closes November 1
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- The New York Times Magazine Photographs @Aperture closes November 1
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- David Benjamin Sherry, Climate Vortex Sutra @Salon 94 Bowery closes October 25
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MODESTO LOSES 140 JOBS: MODESTO - The news isn't good for workers at Post cereal's Modesto plant.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Lawmakers advanced a bill on Monday aimed at restricting the use of high-cost school bonds that prevent districts from paying off the debt before the bonds mature.
RIO VISTA (AP) - A proposal to construct two huge water diversion tunnels beneath the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta includes plans for rerouting three, two-lane highways - previously undisclosed projects that carry a preliminary price tag of at least $265 million, a newspaper reported.
THOUSAND OAKS THIEVES STEAL $4 FROM STORE: THOUSAND OAKS (AP) - At least three burglars knocked in the door of a Ventura County produce market, fled with cash, and led police on a high speed vehicle chase that ended when their car smashed into a fence.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Federal land managers violated a key environmental law when they auctioned off the rights to drill for oil and gas on 2,500 acres of prime public lands in Monterey County, home to one of the largest deposits of shale oil in the nation, a judge ruled.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Powerful winds raked much of California on Monday, toppling trees, causing scattered power outages, whipping up blinding dust storms, and sending waves crashing ashore as a vigorous spring weather system swept through the state on its way across the West.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Steven Spriggs was stopped in a traffic jam near downtown Fresno and thought nothing of whipping out his iPhone 4 and clicking on the map feature to see if there was an alternate route around the construction mess.
SF BAY AREA CITY LOOKING AT LICENSE PLATE CAMERAS: PIEDMONT (AP) - A small San Francisco Bay area city that has experienced a rash of home-invasion robberies is proposing installing cameras to record the license plate of every vehicle that crosses city limits.
KYBURZ (AP) - A kayaker was being credited with helping to save a family of five after their SUV had veered off a road and ended up in a Northern California river.
MISSION VIEJO (AP) - One of two Southern California teens lost for several days in a rugged mountain wilderness was released Sunday from a hospital after being treated for dehydration and minor injuries.
LAKE FOREST (AP) - Members of Rick Warren's Southern California church began Sunday services with a prayer for the popular evangelical pastor, as he and his family coped with the apparent suicide of his 27-year-old son.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Some people have had it with TV. They've had enough of the 100-plus channel universe. They don't like timing their lives around network show schedules. They're tired of $100-plus monthly bills.
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SACRAMENTO (AP) - Some of California's most powerful unions are pressuring nonprofit hospitals to prove that they provide enough charitable care to justify their tax-exempt status.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Four young hikers avoided spending the night on the side of a Santa Clara County mountain thanks to a search and rescue by California Highway Patrol aircraft.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - State transportation officials are trying to determine if giant steel rods on the Bay Bridge's new eastern span have been damaged by exposure to water.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - As its 75th anniversary approaches, "Gone With the Wind" is again being celebrated as a timeless movie classic. But now, even the film's distributor acknowledges the Civil War epic's portrayal of slavery is dated and inaccurate.
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POLLOCK PINES (AP) - Nearly an inch of rain, with more wet weather forecast for the weekend, has helped firefighters gain the upper hand on a massive wildfire burning in the mountains east of Sacramento, officials said Friday.
BERKELEY (AP) - California will raise the academic requirements of incoming student-athletes as part of an effort to improve graduation rates for football players and other athletes.
SAN MATEO (AP) - Nail technician Vinh Nguyen says he just wants to be a normal man, but he's going to have a lot more to spend than most people after winning the $228.4 million Powerball ticket this week. California lottery officials said Friday that Nguyen bought the winning ticket at Dehoff's Key Market in San Mateo on Wednesday and showed up at their offices Thursday.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A father and son have died after being pulled from storm-driven waves off a San Francisco beach, authorities said Friday.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - The challenger in the unexpectedly tight race for California's elected schools chief said Thursday that if he wins in November he would immediately withdraw the state superintendent from an appeal of a landmark legal decision that struck down teacher-tenure laws and other job protections.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Officers shot and killed a man Thursday after he led them on a lengthy high-speed chase, crashed in downtown San Francisco and then fired a gun at good Samaritans who tried to help him, authorities said.
FRESNO (AP) - California farmers who spray a widely used insecticide on some of the state's most abundant crops may soon have to overcome the nation's steepest restrictions or find another pest killer, officials said Thursday.
PLACERVILLE (AP) - Firefighters are taking advantage of rainy weather to make progress on a massive wildfire threatening thousands of homes in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California, authorities said Thursday.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A woman punched repeatedly by a California Highway Patrol officer on the side of a freeway in an incident caught on video will receive $1.5 million under a settlement, and the officer has agreed to resign.
MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) - Authorities investigating a noxious odor that prompted evacuations in a San Francisco Bay Area city discovered two bodies inside a residence.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - The leader of the union representing state prison guards is retiring, leaving an organization that had sparred with then-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger before making peace with Gov. Jerry Brown.


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A SUPERMARKET apologised yesterday after a mannequin was dressed as a slave in the shop entrance to publicise a film.
Shoppers were greeted by the unusual sight yesterday morning when they entered Sainsbury's at Heyford Hill. It was to mark the home release of Oscar-winning film 12 Years A Slave.
The mannequin was dressed in clothes similar to those worn by central character Solomon Northup, played by Chiwetel Ejiofor.
The dummy was dressed in a beige shirt with black trousers, both with rips, and had a twig in its pocket.
It was published online by Twitter user John Sargeant , who tweeted: "If you are a slave to fashion, Sainsbury's has it covered.
"Suggest (Sainsbury's public relations) get on to this rather quick."
The 11.55am post was followed about an hour an a half later by a reply from Sainsbury's.
A Sainsbury's spokesman said: "We can only apologise.
"It's been taken down from the Heyford Hill store and clearly should never have gone up in the first place."
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F1 team must be sold before staff can return
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Research has long found a gender gap favoring boys in spatial ability—considered vital to fields like engineering and physics—but a new study in the October issue of Child Development suggests that formal training in spatial ability can help girls catch up.
Education professor David Tzuriel and social-sciences lecturer Gila Egozi at the Bar Ilan University in Israel trained 60 1st graders over a three-month period. In each 45-minute session, the pupils were asked to draw and discuss shapes shown to them on flashcards. They were tested on their ability to visualize objects in a rotated form both before the training took place and five months later.
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Gypsy Boy Varey
Layabout Blues (Prison Letter)
I want to break free and I want out of here
This sh*thole, my mate, is just so bloody queer
Watching the VPs get all the best jobs
While decent lads mate, we get treated like dogs
Everything's broken and them screws won't rush
Can't get a bog roll mate, can't get a toothbrush
Nothing to do has got me feeling sad
Scratching me ring piece and laid in me pad
All out of baccy and given up hope
Been rolling up teabags just to get a smoke
Could do with a cuppa but sugar's all gone
Tap on the pipe "have you got any john? "
"Course I have mate, you can have some of mine"
"Nice one our kid, I'll just swing you a line"
"I owe you one jonno, Sunday on canteen? "
But I'll probably forget, if you know what I mean?
I'm not one for begging but it's such a farce
Scratting about when in jail on you're a*se
Wish I could laugh but it just ain't funny
Trying to get by when you ain't got no money
Complained on the out about living on dole
Now wish I was back there out of this sh*thole
Starving to death and can't get any leaner
Gunna have to give in and become a wing cleaner
Or might get on servery and nick me some food
Big tray of grub in me pad like a dude
My pad mate's down gym but I wouldn't go
Just can't be a*sed mate, to walk out the door
Can't leave me door open or I might get skanked
I'd rob them next door but then I'd get shanked
Ain't heard nawt from her not even a word
Could do with a postal order from me bird…
(c) varey 2013
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I will be traveling to Lebanon to visit some friends, but due to the situation in the middle east and since im from the US im a little concerned about how safe would I be and also worried about obtaining the visa in Beirut. Has anyone visit Lebanon in the resent months using a us passport?
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I have not been for a couple of years but I still work with people that go regularly to Lebanon. First, I really do not think you should be too concerned - do not go wearing US flags but remember lots of upper middle class Lebanese have US experience - lots of students there. At the moment Beirut hotels are very busy as lots of Arabs have redirected holidays there recently (3 years ago , occupancy rates were really low, now very high). There are a number of good quality hotels where you will be perfectly comfortable and welcome as well as lots of trendy restaurants. I suggest the Riviera Hotel on the Corniche , Circus is a good restaurant in East Beirut - super trendy, and go to Jounieh as well. I cannot imagine a visa will be an issue - unless you have an Israeli stamp in it - then you do not have much hope!
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