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DC man shot while visiting family in Annapolis
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DC man shot while visiting family in Annapolis
Victim identified as Brian Williams
ANNAPOLIS, Md. —
Police said a 23-year-old Washington, D.C., man was shot while visiting family in Annapolis.
The Annapolis Capital reported that officers were called to a home in the Robinwood community around noon Thursday and found a man lying face-up on a sidewalk suffering from a single gunshot wound to his chest.
Police said the man, identified as Brian Williams, told investigators that a man with a handgun confronted him. Police spokeswoman Cpl. Amy Miguez said it doesn't appear that the men knew each other before the incident.
The shooter ran away, and officers were unable to find him.
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YANKEES INVADE LONDON: Jeff Koons and Beth Ditto held court in different corners of London Wednesday night, showing their British pals just what American creativity is all about. Koons held a private view of his show "Popeye Series," which runs until Sept. 13 at the Serpentine Gallery in Hyde Park, with guests including Stella McCartney, Alasdhair Willis, Mike Figgis and Tracey Emin. Meanwhile, over at Sketch, the restaurant and club near Oxford Circus, curvy crooner Ditto showed off her new collection for Evans, the plus-size brand owned by Sir Philip Green's Arcadia Group. Guests included Green, Kate Moss, Simon Cowell, Pam Hogg and Yasmin Le Bon — who will be doing a line for Wallis, another of Arcadia's brands, in September. "I wanted to make something special, just for us, something never seen before," said Ditto. "I hope the clothes inspire you to think outside the box."
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PARIS JE T'AIME: The Paris haute couture will get an American twist courtesy of Calvin Klein Collection. Tonight, Francisco Costa and Italo Zucchelli are taking over Apicius, the chic Right Bank eatery — and they are expected to bring along quite a celebrity crowd. Confirmed guests include Thandie Newton, Claire Danes, Coco Brandolini, Loulou de la Falaise, Elodie Bouchez, Lauren Santo Domingo, Tatiana Santo Domingo, Clotilde De Savoie, Astrid Muñoz, Fabiola Beracasa and Eugenie Niarchos — as well as a slew of editors in town for the show.
WHAT GOES AROUND: Expectations were high as a crowd of German celebrities and exhibitors from Bread & Butter waited for a glimpse of Justin Timberlake on Wednesday night. Earlier in the day, the singer and fashion entrepreneur made a stop at the booth of his brand, William Rast, then hit a party at the Silver Wings club. "I wouldn't stray far from saying that Berlin and L.A. are on par with the same fashion," said Rast co-owner Trace Ayala, while Timberlake stayed ensconced in a VIP area behind curtains and mountainous bouncers. The Rast brand is on a mini-European tour, hitting Selfridges in London and Colette in Paris, along with Berlin.
LONDON CALLING: French fashion house Celine is without a standalone boutique in London after closing its Bruton Street store last week. According to a spokeswoman, there are plans to reopen a store in London, but there is no firm time frame. She brushed off speculation Phoebe Philo's new collection for Celine could be showcased at the concept store Dover Street Market, saying she hadn't heard of such plans. Dover Street Market officials weren't available for comment.
HONOR ROLL: Recognition may come too late for some, but on Tuesday, Madame Carven, 99, is to receive a Legion of Honor from French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysée Palace. Known as "the smallest of the big couturiers," the diminutive figure, recognized as one of the first designers to have introduced a ready-to-wear sensibility to the couture scene, specialized in fashions for petite women, with the strapless bra said to be among her inventions. A passionate traveler, Carven also loved to work with ethnic fabrics such as raffia. Didier Grumbach is also expected to honor Carven at couture week's closing ceremony at the Musée Galliéra on Thursday. Carven bequeathed her archives to the museum.
JET SET: Givenchy, which stages its couture show Tuesday, got a jump start over the weekend when Madonna took to the stage in London in an embroidered and jet bead-encrusted couture jacket and waistcoat by Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci. The singer's Sticky & Sweet tour has resumed in Europe, with a stop in Paris slated for Thursday.


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Derry council meeting will focus on growing arts groupsBy ADAM SWIFT
Union Leader Correspondent
November 25. 2012 8:50PM
DERRY - The Derry Town Council will hold a workshop during its Tuesday, Dec. 4 meeting with the Derry Arts Council and the other local organizations leasing space at the Adams Memorial Building on West Broadway.
The meeting will be a follow-up to a workshop held over the summer where the arts council laid out some of the actions and plans the arts council has taken to increase the use of the Derry Opera House in the Adams Memorial Building.
"The arts council has expressed an interest in renewing its lease, which expires on Dec. 17," said Town Councilor Joel Olbricht.
Olbricht said he hopes to continue the discussion begun over the summer about the ways the arts council can increase business, and in turn, serve as an economic engine for Derry's downtown.
Council Chairman Brad Benson initially said the workshop on Dec. 4 would also focus on downtown development, but Olbricht noted that the discussion with the arts council and the other tenants at the Adams Memorial Building, including the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce, might take up all the time that night.
"Our first workshop meeting in January might be a good time to talk about (downtown development)," said Benson.
Town Administrator John Anderson said the current tenants in the building are tenants-at-will, and none have renewed their leases.
During the summer workshop with the town council, Derry Arts Council President David Nelson spoke about a concert series that brought four concerts to the venue during the spring.
Although the concert series did not bring in a big enough audience for the arts council to break even, Nelson said the feedback from the concertgoers was positive concerning the quality of the performance and the venue.
About 50 people attended each performance, Nelson said, with about 150 patrons needed per performance for the arts council to break even.
Nelson said the arts council was working on bringing a concert series to Derry throughout the year and was also looking to work with area merchants and organizations such as the Derry Downtown Committee to increase awareness and possibly bring in sponsorships.
Most nonprofit arts groups get the majority of their funding through corporate sponsorships and not ticket sales, Nelson said.


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now comes the backlash. they just had to push the issue for same sex marriage, so now in a state that already had domestic registration and could designate a partner to receive health insurance benefits and retirement benefits from the city this could all be reversed.
instead of quietly pushing to get more rights as couples a few decided to just slap middle america in the face.
Gay marriage ban passes nearly 4-to-1 By Ed Anderson Capital bureau
Sunday, September 19, 2004
BATON ROUGE -- By an almost 4-to-1 margin, Louisiana voters said yes Saturday to putting a ban on same-sex marriages in the state Constitution.
The amendment, the only statewide issue on the ballot, defines marriage in Louisiana as being solely a "union of one man and one woman" and prohibits state judges and officials from recognizing same-sex marriages and civil unions sanctioned in other states.
Louisiana is the second state in the nation to ban gay marriage by constitutional amendment since a Massachusetts court decision in November opened the door for same-sex marriage in that state. Missouri was the first state to make the change.
Supporters hailed the Louisiana vote as a victory for preserving the institution of marriage against rulings such as the one in Massachusetts in which the court determined that only marriage rights, not civil unions, would provide equal protection under the Massachusetts Constitution.
Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, the measure's chief sponsor in the Louisiana Legislature, said the lopsided passage of the amendment is a strong affirmation of "traditional marriage."
Scalise said he would have regarded a 60 percent victory a healthy mandate.
Opponents, who failed in court challenges to keep the amendment off the ballot, said it was unnecessary because state law already bans same-sex unions and that the proposition is so broadly written as to disrupt private contracts and employee benefits.
Even before all the votes were in, opponents conceded defeat. "It is pretty obvious," said Randy Evans, a New Orleans lawyer and spokesman for the Forum for Equality Political Action Committee. "The Christian Coalition did an excellent job of deceiving the Legislature" in passing the amendment on to voters. Evans said as many as 500,000 same-sex and unmarried opposite-sex couples now stand to lose rights.
Opponents had hoped to get at least 30 percent of voters to oppose the measure.
Legal experts disagreed on what the amendment would do, including its impact on contracts, private-sector employee benefit packages, inheritances, taxes, real estate issues, bankruptcies and other parts of state law that deal with marriage.
Secretary of State Fox McKeithen said a little more than 27.5 percent of the state's 2.8 million voters went to the polls. The same number, 27.6 percent, turned out in Orleans Parish.
Gay-rights organizations have said they intend to file challenges to the measure's constitutionality in state and federal courts. Lawsuits challenging the results of the election have to be filed within 10 days after the returns are made official Sept. 30, elections officials said.
Passage of the measure means the amendment will become part of the state's charter within the next four to five weeks if no lawsuits challenge it, First Assistant Secretary of State Reneé Free said.
There had been little doubt voters would approve the amendment. "It was not if it would pass, but by how much," said Bernie Pinsonat, a pollster for Southern Media and Opinion Research of Baton Rouge, which conducted polls earlier in the year that said two-thirds of the voters favored it.
The Louisiana Family Forum, a conservative family-issues group; the Roman Catholic bishops of the state; and hundreds of Protestant ministers had lined up behind the measure, urging their congregants to vote for it. Gov. Kathleen Blanco, a Catholic, said she was going to vote for it but did not participate in any campaign to help pass it.
Opponents said passage of the amendment will mean government intrusion in many areas, including issues such as who gets hospital visitation rights or who gets to make funeral arrangements. They also said that the measure could nullify the effects of the domestic partner registry in New Orleans in which same-sex and unmarried opposite-sex couples can designate a partner to receive health insurance benefits and retirement benefits from the city.
Proponents called the threat of undoing private contracts a scare tactic. However, they conceded that passage could limit the usefulness of the New Orleans domestic partner registry, although city officials do not interpret it that way.


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Huskers Dominate in Win Over #18 Wildcats
Evanston, Ill. - The No. 17 Nebraska wrestling team completed a weekend sweep of ranked opponents by defeating No. 18 Northwestern, 25-12, at Welsh-Ryan Arena on Saturday night.
The Huskers improve to 8-3 with the win and 2-2 in Big Ten duals. Nebraska is 4-0 on the road this season. The Wildcats drop to 4-4 on the season with an 0-3 record in the Big Ten.
No. 4 Robert Kokesh (174) opened the match with a major decision over No. 9 Lee Munster, 11-3. Kokesh, a sophomore, earned his 10th dual victory of the season and 24th overall win of the 2012-13 campaign. He extends his win streak to 19 while earning his sixth major decision and ninth victory over a ranked opponent.
Senior Josh Ihnen, who is ranked eighth by InterMat, picked up his second technical fall of the weekend with a 16-0 win over Northwestern's Marcus Shrewsbury at 184 pounds. The victory gave Nebraska an early 9-0 lead as Ihnen picked up his 17th win of the season and improved to 9-2 in dual competition.
At 197 pounds, the Huskers suffered their first loss of the dual as Caleb Kolb fell by a 6-1 decision to Alex Polizzi. Nebraska bounced back at heavyweight as Spencer Johnson picked up his first victory of the season. Johnson, a sophomore, won a 6-0 decision over the Wildcats' Jacob Berkowitz. At 125 pounds, Nebraska's Eric Coufal lost a 6-2 decision to No. 18 Dominick Malone, cutting the Husker lead to 12-6.
The Huskers responded by winning the next four matches, starting at 133 pounds. Junior Shawn Nagel capped an impressive weekend with a 14-6 major decision over Garrison White. Nagel, who provided a crucial pin in Friday night's win over Michigan, won his 12th match of the season and improved to 6-5 in duals.
Ridge Kiley (141), Jake Sueflohn (149) and James Green (157) added decisions to extend the Huskers' lead to 25-6. Kiley won a 4-3 decision over Pat Greco to improve to 11-6 on the season. Sueflohn, who lost on Friday night, shut out Northwestern's Dylan Marriott, 5-0, for his 15th win of the season.
Green handed No. 2 Jason Welch his first loss of the season in a 9-8 decision. Green, a sophomore, capped a 2-0 weekend to improve to 7-0 in duals this season and 14-2 overall. In the final match of the night, Austin Wilson (165) was pinned by No. 13 Pierce Harger in 1:56.
The Huskers return home to host No. 6 Illinois at the NU Coliseum on Friday at 7 p.m. The dual will be available on Big Ten Digital Network.
Jan. 12, 2013
#17 Nebraska 25, #18 Northwestern 12
Welsh-Ryan Arena, Evanston, Ill.
174: #4 Robert Kokesh (NEB) by major dec. over #9 Lee Munster (NU), 11-3 (NEB 4, NU 0)
184: #8 Josh Ihnen (NEB) by tech. fall over Marcus Shrewsbury (NU), 16-0 (NEB 9, NU 0)
197: Alex Polizzi (NU) by dec. over Caleb Kolb (NEB), 6-1 (NEB 9, NU 3)
HWT: Spencer Johnson (NEB) by dec. over Jacob Berkowitz (NU), 6-0 (NEB 12, NU 3)
125: #18 Dominick Malone (NU) by dec. over Eric Coufal (NEB), 6-2 (NEB 12, NU 6)
133: Shawn Nagel (NEB) by major dec. over Garrison White (NU), 14-6 (NEB 16, NU 6)
141: Ridge Kiley (NEB) by dec. over Pat Greco (NU), 4-3 (NEB 19, NU 6)
149: #8 Jake Sueflohn (NEB) by dec. over Dylan Marriott (NU), 5-0 (NEB 22, NU 6)
157: #7 James Green (NEB) by dec. over #2 Jason Welch (NU), 9-8 (NEB 25, NU 6)
165: #13 Pierce Harger (NU) by fall over Austin Wilson (NEB), 1:56 (NEB 25, NU 12)


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Thu, 02/09/2012 - 9:30am
Yesterday, Samoa News visited LBJ hospital, after reports came in that it was like a ghost town — since the fee hikes went into effect on Monday morning. The ER (pictured) is said to have treated only 13 patients Wednesday night, with 11 paying the $50 fee, while two were accepted under 'emergency' needs. The hospital has said, it will not turn away an emergency patient, if they are unable to pay. [photo: TA]


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This article explains about the arrangement used by pilots to board the ship and disembark upon mission accomplishment
We have studied about pilots in context of a ship and know that it refers to an expert navigator used locally by ships where navigation by the normal navigating officers on board would be bit risky and could lead to grounding or collision. But if you have noticed one thing that a pilot always boards a ship at sea and also during departure from port, the pilot gets off at sea.
So how does a pilot get on the ship because if you are not familiar with ship, it is a giant structure and sometimes it might not be steady due to rough weather conditions? This is an interesting topic in itself as we will learn about pilot ladder construction and arrangement in the following sections.
A pilot normally embarks and disembarks from a ship using a special ladder known by what else but the pilot ladder due to obvious reasons. You can best understand about the pilot ladder by taking a look at the sketch of such a ladder in the image below. The image shows the pilot ladder hanging down from the ship side. As you can make out, the ladder has the following parts
Sideropes ¨C these are used to hold the steps and take the weight of the climbers and the steps. Regulations say that this rope cannot be less then 20 mm in diameter.
Spreaders ¨C these are used at regular intervals of the pilot ladder and help to ensure that the ladder does not get twisted which would cause difficulty to the pilot. They are normally 2m in length and are made of some kind of hard wood that could be oak. The maximum interval of a spreader can be 9 steps.
Treads/steps ¨C the steps obviously need to be made of non-slippery material and are also normally made of same material like the spreaders, except the last 3 steps which are made out of hard rubber as they would more often come in contact with the sea water.
It must be remembered that the pilot ladder has to be made from a continuous length only and cannot be made of two or more lengths joined together. This is simply to ensure strength as you wouldnˇŻt want the pilot to be in a dangerous situation.
But do you realize how the ladder is fastened at the top where it reaches the main deck of the ship. Well it can be done in either of the two ways depending on the exact situation at the top. The pictures below show two situations where the ladder goes over the bulwark and directly onto the main deck. The images are self explanatory and you can see that in either case, the handrails are provided for grip of the climber at the top of the ascent. Also the ropes are secured safety with some arrangement at the deck which is very important.
There are lot of technical details regarding pilot ladders and their rigging but I will not include them here. Just note that during night time there should be sufficient light for the pilot to see around, plus there need to be arrangements for lifebuoy and related safety gear in case anything goes wrong so that immediate action can be taken.
Maximum Height
Obviously the job climbing a pilot ladder is not easy so there is a maximum limit to which the pilot is supposed to climb. This is necessary since the regulators cannot expect pilots to have the skills of Tarzan or Superman, so anything more than 9 meters in height needs to be provided access using accommodation ladder or some automated means of hoisting. We will learn about these various types of pilot arrangement in our next articles.
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M/V Changhang Xianghai, Turbarao, Brazil, Ship Store Supply
M/V Changhang Bohai, Kandle, India, Motor Rewinding
M/V Changhang An Hai, Amsterdam, Netherlands Or Holland, Store Supply
M/V CF Diamond, Vancouver, Canada, Oil Tank Repair For Life Boat
M/V CF Crystol, Vancouver, Canada, Hatch Cover Repair
M/V LR Lily, Kalimantan, Indonesia, Bearing Replacement For Crane
M/V Sky Jupiter, Johor Bahru, Malaysia, Provision And Ship Store Supply
M/V Sky Oceanus, Johor Bahru, Malaysia, Provision And Ship Store Supply
M/V Msc Sentosa, Johor Bahru, Malaysia, Provision And Ship Store Supply
M/V Man Hai, Jarkata, Indonesia, Life Raft Supply
M/V Jian Hua, Point Comfert, America, Ship Store Supply
M/V Long Hua, Dong Hae, Korea, Spare Part Delivery
M/V Xin Xiang An, Karaikal, India, Ship Store Supply
M/V Xin Bo Lin 3, Mumbai, India, Ship Store Supply
M/V Hui Tong 56, Belawan, Indonesia, Boiler Repair
M/V Zhe Hai 505, Aukland, New Zealand, Fire Fighting Equipment Inspection
M/V Zhe Hai 505, Vitoria, Brazil, Life Raft Inspection
M/V Zhe Hai 505, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Ship Store Supply
M/V Zhe Hai 505, San Lorenzo, Argentina, Ship Store Supply
M/V Da Xin Hua Li Shun, Ulsan, Korea, Fire Fighting, Life Saving And Gmdss Inspection
M/V Ratna Shalini, Gdansk, Poland, Gas Detector Calibration
M/V Cleantec, Casablanca, Morroco, Ship Store Supply
M/V Chang Hang An Hai, Taichuang, Taiwan, Auxiliary Engine Repair
M/V Chang Hang An Hai, Richard Bay, Australia, Ship Store Supply
M/V Rich Sino, Junk Bay Anchorage Of Hong Kong, Underwater Hulls Inspection, Pre Purchase.
Atlantic Ocean
List of ports and harbours of the Atlantic Ocean
Abidjan, Ivory Coast
Accra, Ghana
A Coru?a, Spain
Port of Albany-Rensselaer, New York, United States
Bah¨Şa Blanca, Argentina
Coronel Rosales Partido, Argentina
General Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Banana, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Barranquilla, Colombia
Bel¨¦m, Brazil
Bergen, Norway
Bod?, Norway
Port of Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Botwood, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Bridgetown, Barbados
Brunswick, Georgia, United States
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Calabar, Nigeria
Cabinda, Angola
C¨˘diz, Spain
Port Canaveral, Florida, United States
Cape May, New Jersey, United States
Cape Town, South Africa
Port of Casablanca, Morocco
Cayenne, French Guiana, France
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Col¨®n, Panama
Cork, Ireland
Dakar, Senegal
Douala, Cameroon
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States
Ferrol, Spain
Freeport, Bahamas
Freetown, Sierra Leone
Fortaleza, Brazil
Galway, Ireland
Georgetown, Guyana
Port of Hafnarfj?r?ur, Iceland
Port of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Hamilton, Bermuda
Hampton Roads, Virginia, United States
Harstad, Norway
Huelva, Spain
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Lagos, Nigeria
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain
Libreville, Gabon
Lisbon, Portugal
Lom¨¦, Togo
Luanda, Angola
Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
Melford, Nova Scotia, Canada (proposed)
Port of Miami, Florida, United States
Monrovia, Liberia
Montevideo, Uruguay
Nantes, France
Narvik, Norway
Nassau, Bahamas
Port Newark, United States
Port of New York and New Jersey, United States
Paramaribo, Suriname
Pec¨¦m, Brazil
Port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Port Everglades, Florida, United States
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Portland, Maine, United States
Porto, Portugal
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Quequ¨¦n, Argentina
Recife, Brazil
Reykjav¨Şk, Iceland
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Salvador, Brazil
San Juan, Puerto Rico, United States
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
Port of Santos near S?o Paulo, Brazil
Port of Savannah, Georgia, United States
St. Augustine, Florida, United States
Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
Sept-?les, Quebec, Canada
Set¨˛bal, Portugal
Sines, Portugal
Stornoway, Scotland, United Kingdom
Shannon/Foynes, Ireland
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Tangier, Morocco
Troms?, Norway
Trondheim, Norway
Port of Vigo, Spain
Vit¨®ria, Brazil
Walvis Bay, Namibia
Wilmington, Delaware, United States
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
?lesund, Norway
Paranagu¨˘, Brazil
S?o Francisco do Sul, Brazil
Itaja¨Ş, Brazil
Porto Velho, Brazil
Santos, Brazil
Itapo¨˘, Brazil
Adriatic Sea
Ancona, Italy
Port of Bar, Montenegro
Bari, Italy
Budva, Montenegro
Port of Durr?s, Albania
Port of Koper, Slovenia
Port of Pescara, Italy
Port of Plo?e, Croatia
Port of Rijeka, Croatia
Sh?n Gjin, Albania
Port of Split, Croatia
Port of Trieste, Italy
Venice, Italy
Port of Vlor?, Albania
Ravenna, Italy
Monfalcone, Italy
Chioggia, Italy
Porto Marghera, Italy
Aegean Sea
Alexandroupolis, Greece
Bodrum, Turkey
Chalcis, Greece
Chios, Greece
Eleusina, Greece
Heraklion, Crete, Greece
?zmir, Turkey
Kavala, Greece
Ku?adas?, Turkey
Laurium, Greece
Mytilene, Greece
Piraeus, Greece
Rhodes, Greece
Thessaloniki, Greece
Volos, Greece
Azov Sea
Azov, Russia
Berdiansk, Ukraine
Mariupol, Ukraine
Taganrog, Russia
Yeysk, Russia
Baltic Sea
List of Ports of the Baltic Sea.
Bay of Biscay
Avil¨¦s, Spain
Bayonne, France
Burela, Spain
Port of Bilbao, Spain
Bordeaux, France
Brest, France
El Musel, Gij¨®n, Spain
Pasaia, Spain
La Rochelle, France
Les Sables-d'Olonne, France
Santander, Spain
Black Sea
Batumi, Georgia
Bilhorod, Ukraine
Burgas, Bulgaria
Illichivsk, Ukraine
Mangalia, Romania
Midia, N?vodari, Romania
Novorossiysk, Russia
Odessa, Ukraine
Poti, Georgia
Port of Constan?a, Romania
Giurgiulesti International Free Port, Moldova
Port of Erdemir, Turkey
Port of Varna, Bulgaria
Samsun, Turkey
Sevastopol, Ukraine
Sukhumi, Georgia
Trabzon, Turkey
Yuzhny, Ukraine
Caribbean Sea
Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe, France
Belize City, Belize
Bridgetown, Barbados
Port of Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic
Cartagena, Colombia
Chetumal, Mexico
Col¨®n, Panama
Fort-de-France, Martinique, France
La Guaira, Venezuela
Guanta, Venezuela
Guant¨˘namo, Cuba
Kingston, Jamaica
Lim¨®n, Costa Rica
Maracaibo, Venezuela
Oranjestad, Aruba, Netherlands
Pointe-¨¤-Pitre, Guadeloupe, France
Ponce, Puerto Rico, United States
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Port Caucedo, Dominican Republic
Port Rio Haina, Dominican Republic
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Puerto Barrios, Guatemala
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Puerto Castilla, Honduras
Puerto Cort¨¦s, Honduras
Roat¨˘n, Honduras
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
Port of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Santo Tom¨˘s de Castilla, Guatemala
Willemstad, Cura?ao, Netherlands
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore, United States
Norfolk, Virginia, United States
Salisbury, Maryland, United States
English Channel
Caen (Ouistreham), France
Calais, France
Cherbourg, France
Dieppe, France
Port of Dover, United Kingdom
Le Havre, France
Port of London, United Kingdom
Dunkerque(Duinkerken), France
Newhaven, United Kingdom
Ostend, Belgium
St. Peter Port, Guernsey, United Kingdom
Portland Harbour, United Kingdom
Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Plymouth, United Kingdom
Ramsgate, United Kingdom
Saint-Malo, France
Shoreham-by-Sea, United Kingdom
Port of Southampton, United Kingdom
Great Lakes
Port of Montreal, Canada
Buffalo, New York, United States
Burns Harbor / Portage, Indiana, United States
Port of Chicago, Illinois, United States
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Detroit, Michigan, United States
Duluth, Minnesota, United States
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Port of Montreal, Canada
Nanticoke, Ontario, Canada
Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Port of Oswego Authority, New York, United States
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Two Harbors, Minnesota, United States
Toledo, Ohio, United States
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, United States
Irish Sea
Barrow-in-Furness, England
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Cairnryan, Scotland
Cardiff, Wales
Douglas, Isle of Man
Drogheda, Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
D¨˛n Laoghaire, Ireland
Dundalk, Ireland
Ellesmere, England
Fishguard, Wales
Fleetwood, England
Garston, England
Glasgow, Scotland
Heysham, England
Holyhead, Wales
Larne, Northern Ireland
Liverpool, England
Milford Haven, Wales
Mostyn, Wales
Pembroke Dock, Wales
Rosslare Europort, Ireland
Runcorn, England
Stranraer, Scotland
Swansea, Wales
Sea of Marmara
Istanbul, Turkey
?zmit, Turkey
Tekirda?, Turkey
Mediterranean Sea
Adana, Turkey
Alexandria, Egypt
Algeciras, Spain
Al Hoceima, Morocco
Algiers, Algeria
Almer¨Şa, Spain
Antalya, Turkey
Port of Ashdod, Israel
Barcelona, Spain
Bardia, Libya
Beirut, Lebanon
Benghazi, Libya
Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy
Cartagena, Spain
Ceuta, Spain
Chalcis, Greece
Civitavecchia, Italy
Corinth, Greece
Datca, Turkey
Fethiye, Turkey
Genoa, Italy
Gibraltar (British Overseas Territory)
Gioia Tauro, Italy
Grand Harbour, Malta
Iskenderun, Turkey
Port of Haifa, Israel
Larnaca, Cyprus
Latakia, Syria
Leghorn, Italy
Limassol, Cyprus
M¨˘laga, Spain
Marmaris, Turkey
Marseille, France
Melilla, Spain
Mersa Matruh, Egypt
Mersin, Turkey
Messina, Sicily, Italy
Misrata, Libya
Nador, Morocco
Naples, Italy
Oran, Algeria
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Patras, Greece
Piraeus, Greece
Port Said, Egypt
Sidon, Lebanon
Tangier, Morocco
Tarragona, Spain
Tel Aviv, Israel
Thessaloniki, Greece
T¨¦touan, Morocco
Tripoli, Lebanon
Tripoli, Libya
Tunis, Tunisia
Valencia, Spain
Gulf of Mexico
Port of Beaumont, Texas, United States
Campeche, Mexico
Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico
Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, Mexico
Port Corpus Christi, Texas, United States
Galveston, Texas, United States
Gulfport, Mississippi, United States
Havana, Cuba
Port of Houston, Texas, United States
Intracoastal City, Louisiana, United States
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States
Louisiana Offshore Oil Port, Louisiana, United States
Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico
Matanzas, Matanzas, Cuba
Port of Mobile, Alabama, United States
Port of New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Panama City, Florida, United States
Pensacola, Florida, United States
Plaquemines Port, Louisiana, United States
Port Fourchon, Louisiana, United States
Progreso, Mexico
Port of Tampa, United States
Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico
Veracruz, Veracruz, Mexico
North Sea
List of North Sea ports
Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom
Port of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Port of Antwerp, Belgium
Blyth, England, United Kingdom
Bremerhaven, Germany
Bremen, Germany
Port of Bruges-Zeebrugge, Belgium
Cuxhaven, Germany
Delfzijl, Netherlands
Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom
Eemshaven, Netherlands
Emden, Germany
Esbjerg, Denmark
Port of Felixstowe, United Kingdom
Flotta, Scotland, United Kingdom
Port of Ghent, Belgium
Gothenburg, Sweden
Grimsby, United Kingdom
Port of Hamburg, Germany
Harwich International Port, England, United Kingdom
Immingham, England, United Kingdom
Hull, England, United Kingdom
Kristiansand, Norway
Leith, Scotland, United Kingdom
Port of London, England, United Kingdom
Middlesbrough, England, United Kingdom
Newcastle, England, United Kingdom
Oostende, Belgium
Oslo, Norway
Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands & Europoort
Stavanger, Norway
Terneuzen, Netherlands
Sullom Voe, Scotland, United Kingdom
Sunderland, England, United Kingdom
Thamesport, Isle of Grain, England, United Kingdom
Port of Tilbury, England, United Kingdom
Vlissingen, Netherlands
Wilhelmshaven, Germany & JadeWeserPort
?lesund, Norway
Copenhagen, Denmark
Helsingborg, Sweden
Malm?, Sweden
Ottawa River/Saint Lawrence River
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Trois-Rivi¨¨res, Quebec, Canada
B¨¦cancour, Quebec, Canada
Gulf of Paria
Pedernales, Venezuela
Point Lisas, Trinidad and Tobago
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago - since 1991
Tyrrhenian Sea
Civitavecchia, Italy
Naples, Italy
Livorno, Italy
Arctic Ocean
List of ports and harbours of the Arctic Ocean
Akureyri, Iceland
Arkhangelsk, Russia
Barrow, Alaska, United States
Belomorsk, Russia
Churchill, Manitoba, Canada
Dikson, Russia
Dudinka, Russia
Hammerfest, Norway
Honningsv?g, Norway
Kandalaksha, Russia
Igarka, Russia
Kirkenes, Norway
Murmansk, Russia
Naryan-Mar, Russia
Severomorsk, Russia
Tiksi, Russia
Pevek, Russia
Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, United States
Vard?, Norway
Vitino, Russia
Indian Ocean
List of ports and harbours of the Indian Ocean
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Cochin, Kerala, India
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Port of Madras, Tamil Nadu, India
Durban, South Africa
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Haldia, West Bengal, India
Jakarta, Indonesia
Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, India
Krishnapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Kandla, Gujarat, India
Port of Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
Mundra, Gujarat, India
Mangalore, Karnataka, India
Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Maputo, Mozambique
Mogadishu, Somalia
Port of Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Paradeep, Odisha, India
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Port Hedland, Western Australia, Australia
Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Port Lincoln, South Australia, Australia
Port Louis, Mauritius
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India
Richards Bay, South Africa
Mombasa, Kenya
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Port of Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, India
Gulf of Aden
Aden, Yemen
Berbera, Somalia
Mukalla, Yemen
Port of Djibouti, Djibouti
Arabian Sea
Gwadar Port, Gwadar, Balochistan, Pakistan
Karachi Port, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
Keti Bandar, Sindh, Pakistan
Port Qasim, Sindh, Pakistan
Port of Ormara, Ormara, Balochistan, Pakistan
Port of Pasni, Pasni, Balochistan, Pakistan
Mundra Port, Gujarat, India
New Mangalore port, Karnataka, India
INS Kadamba, Karnataka, India
Cochin Port, Kerala, India
Kandla Port, Gujarat, India
Mormug?o, Goa, India
Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Al Duqm Port & Drydock, Duqm, Al Wusta Region, Oman
Port of Salalah, Salalah, Dhofar Governorate, Oman
Port of Bushehr, Bushehr Province, Iran
Bandar-Abbas, Hormozgan, Iran
Bay of Bengal
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, India
Chittagong Port, Chittagong Bangladesh
Ennore, Tamil Nadu, India
Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, India
Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Mongla Port, Khulna, Bangladesh
Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu, India
Paradeep, Odisha, India
Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, India
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Gangavaram Port, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Dhamra, Odisha, India
Gopalpur, Odisha, India
Hooghly River
Haldia, West Bengal, India
Port of Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Strait of Malacca
Johor Port, Malaysia
Port Klang, Malaysia
West Port
Penang, Malaysia
Port of Singapore, Singapore
Tanjung Langsat Port, Johor, Malaysia
Port of Tanjung Pelepas, Malaysia
Gulf of Martaban
Yangon, Myanmar
Sea of Oman
Port of Chabahar, Iran
Port Sultan Qaboos, Muttrah, Muscat Governorate, Oman
Port of Sohar, Sohar, Dhofar Governorate, Oman
Khawr Fakkan, Sharjah, UAE
Gwadar Port, Balochistan, Pakistan
Chingari Port, Sindh, Pakistan
Persian Gulf
Bandar Abbas, Iran
Bandar Imam Khomeini, Iran
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Doha, Qatar
Dubai, UAE
Hamriyah Port, Sharjah, UAE
Khafji, Saudi Arabia
Khobar, Saudi Arabia
Shuwaikh port, Kuwait
Jebel Ali, Dubai, UAE
Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Khalifa Bin Salman Port, Hidd, Bahrain
Mina Salman Port, Manama, Bahrain
Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia
Port Phillip
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Port of Melbourne, Australia
Red Sea
Aqaba, Jordan
Ain Sokhna, Egypt
Asseb, Eritrea
Djibouti City, Djibouti
Dubai, Saudi Arabia
Port of Eilat, Israel
Farasan (city), Saudi Arabia
Hurghada, Egypt
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Jizan, Saudi Arabia
Massawa, Eritrea
Port Sudan, Sudan
Rabigh, Saudi Arabia
Suez, Egypt
Yanbu, Saudi Arabia
Pacific Ocean
List of ports and harbours of the Pacific Ocean
Acapulco, Mexico
Auckland, New Zealand
Aurora, Philippines
Buenaventura, Colombia
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Cagayan Freeport, Philippines
Caldera, Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Callao, Peru
Corinto, Nicaragua
Port of Davao, Philippines
Port of Ensenada, Mexico
Eureka, California, United States on Humboldt Bay
Fraser Port, British Columbia, Canada
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Port of Hong Kong, People's Republic of China
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Iquique, Chile
Port of Kobe, Japan
Legazpi, Philippines
Port of Long Beach, California, United States
Port of Los Angeles, California, United States
Lyttelton, New Zealand
Napier, New Zealand See also: Port of Napier
Mazatl¨˘n, Mexico
Panama City, Panama
Port Chalmers, New Zealand
Port Hueneme, California, United States
Puerto Montt, Chile
Port of Napier, New Zealand
Port of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
San Antonio, Chile
Port of San Diego, California, United States
Surigao, Philippines
Tabaco, Philippines
Tauranga, New Zealand
Timaru, New Zealand
Valpara¨Şso, Chile
Vi?a del Mar, Chile
Wellington, New Zealand
Port of Yokohama, Japan
Sai Gon New Port, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
Columbia River
Port of Longview, Washington, United States
Port of Portland, Oregon, United States
Drake Passage, Beagle Channel and Strait of Magellan
Puerto Williams, Chile
Punta Arenas, Chile
Ushuaia, Argentina
Sacramento¨CSan Joaquin rivers
Sacramento, California, United States
Gulf of Alaska
Port of Anchorage, Alaska, United States
Juneau, Alaska, United States
Arafura Sea
Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Bering Strait
Nome, Alaska, United States
Bohai Sea
Tianjin, People's Republic of China
Dongying, People's Republic of China
Qinhuangdao, People's Republic of China
Jinzhou, People's Republic of China
Yingkou, People's Republic of China
Hangu, People's Republic of China
Gulf of Carpentaria
Weipa, Queensland, Australia
Coral Sea
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Port of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Gladstone, Queensland, Australia
Hay Point, Queensland, Australia
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
East China Sea
Ningbo, People's Republic of China
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Keelung, Taiwan
Gulf of Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand
Laem Chabang, Thailand
Sihanoukville Autonomous Port, Kingdom of Cambodia
Korea Bay
Dalian, People's Republic of China
Lushun/Lushunkou, People's Republic of China
Namp'o, North Korea
Sin¨łiju, North Korea
Yangtze River / Changjiang
Chongqing, People's Republic of China
Port of Shanghai, People's Republic of China
Wuhan, People's Republic of China
Gulf of California
Port of Pichilingue/La Paz, Mexico (UNESCO Whale Sactuary and Bio-Reserve)
Sea of Japan
Port of Busan, South Korea
Rason, North Korea
Hungnam, North Korea
Gangneung, South Korea
Nakhodka, Russia
Vladivostok, Russia
Vostochny, Russia
Wonsan, North Korea
Puget Sound/Strait of Georgia
Port of Vancouver, Canada
Port of Bellingham, Washington, United States
Port of Everett, Washington, United States
Port of Seattle, Washington, United States
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
Port of Tacoma, Washington, United States
Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
San Francisco Bay
Port of Oakland, California, United States
Port of Redwood City, Redwood City, California, United States
Richmond, California, United States
San Francisco, California, United States
Vallejo, California, United States
Stockton, California, United States
Pittsburg, California, United States
South China Sea
Batangas, Philippines
Cam Ranh, Vietnam
Cebu, Philippines
Da Nang, Vietnam
Hai Phong, Vietnam
Iloilo, Philippines
Ka-Ho, Macau (People's Republic of China)
Kemaman Port, Terengganu, Malaysia
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon port), Vietnam
Port of Kaohsiung, Republic of China (Taiwan)
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Kuantan Port, Pahang, Malaysia
Kuching Port, Sarawak, Malaysia
Miri Port, Sarawak, Malaysia
Rejang Port, Sarawak, Malaysia
Bintulu Port, Sarawak, Malaysia
Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, People's Republic of China
Port of Manila, Philippines
Muara Port, Brunei
Puerto Princesa, Philippines
Port of Shenzhen, Guangdong, People's Republic of China
Subic Bay, Philippines
Tuen Mun, Hong Kong People's Republic of China
Van Phong, Vietnam
Yantian, Shenzhen, Guangdong, People's Republic of China
Zamboanga, Philippini
Pearl River / Zhujiang
Port of Guangzhou, Guangdong, People's Republic of China
Tasman Sea
Botany Bay (Port Botany), New South Wales, Australia* Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Nelson, New Zealand
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
New Plymouth, New Zealand
Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour), New South Wales, Australia
Port Kembla, New South Wales, Australia
Yellow Sea
Haenam, South Korea
Port of Incheon, South Korea
Qingdao, People's Republic of China
Rizhao, People's Republic of China
Tianjin, People's Republic of China
Weihai, People's Republic of China
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Each week the Faber Center website will sponsor a reflection offered by a diverse group of friends and colleagues from around the Marquette community who come from different faith traditions and beliefs.
Week of December 14 Reflection
Dr. Kathleen Cepelka, associate dean and director of teacher education in the College of Education, reflects on the privileged calling that many on campus share, i.e., the calling to be a teacher.
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Week of December 7 Reflection:
In this weekly reflection, Rev. John Fitzgibbons, S.J., associate provost for faculty development in the Office of the Provost, talks about coming back after 13 years to a "significantly better.........far more Ignatian" Marquette and the four "spirits" that animate us in carrying out the mission of Marquette and Jesuit higher education.
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iHTC One X EX – Specs Review: 1GB RAM MT6577 4.7-inch
If you might remember that there was already a HTC One X knock-off with a dual-core MT6577 that is brought to us by the same Chinese iHTC company way back from August this year; now here's an advanced version of it. Its the iHTC One X EX, take note of the EX in the name!
Let's check more about its specs, I also have a couple of photos of it to share. Be wowed on how it really looks great as an HTC One X clone!
Short, the iHTC One X EX is just another HTC One X clone. On its overall design, one cannot easily notice that this one is a knock-off. For me, the white version do really looks beautiful. Just a good mod ROM or even just the latest Sense launcher will do the perfect illusion, I suppose.
Highlights: The iHTC ONE X EX showcases a 4.7-inch FWVGA display with 854*480 pixels, equipped with a MTK6577 Dual Core processor clocked at 1.2GHz. It is packed with a 1GB RAM and 4GB storage, running Android 4.0.4 OS.
Obviously, the name speaks for itself. Its an HTC One X clone. It runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich out of the box which supports multiple languages.
It sports a dual core MT6577 CPU that is clocked at 1.2GHz. It has a matching PowerVR SGX531 GPU as the norm but which is a really capable SoC pair; so you can expect that there will be no problems on running and playing HD games or even high-quality multimedia files on this device.
It is slated with a 4.7 inch screen, just like the real One X. The screen resolution outputs a decent ppi score with its FWVGA display at 854*480 pixels. It is a multi-touch capacitive screen.
The snappers set is ordinary at 8.0/0.3 megapixels combo. Good to know that the main camera has auto focus and LED flash; we can expect here very nice shots on well-lit subjects. The front facing camera can do video calls, whether its native 3G video calling or even at Skype.
What it have that the real HTC One X doesnt have is its dual SIM capability. It has dual SIM and supports bands with WCDMA/HSDPA/3G. It is totally unlocked and will work on any carrier anywhere in the world.
Memory set is above average. With the 1GB RAM, you'll have a better multi-tasking experience, seamlessly use many apps at once and still save yourself from encountering out-of-memory problems. The 4GB ROM is expected to yield a 2.5GB of internal phone memory. This is still expandable with an external SD card of up to 32GB in size.
Another good thing about this iHTC One X is its battery assets. Its a 2400mAh Li-on battery, as the days of phones with below 2000mAh rating is now over. With this packed juice, expect to have more app time and usage session from your single recharge.
iHTC One X EX MT6577 Specs
Here's a run down of the iHTC One X EX MT6577 specifications and other features:
|iHTC ONE X EX
|Android 4.0.4 ICS
|MTK6577 Dual Core 1.2GHz
|PowerVR SGX 531
|4.7 inch
FWVGA 854*480 pixels
16 million colors
multi-touch, capacitive
|8MP main
0.3MP front
with flash, AF
|Dual SIM
|Yes, with 3G
|2400mAh LiOn battery
|Other features
|Play Store, FM Radio, G-sensor, GPS/A-GPS, Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
For the full specifications and details check it out on this link. More photos, benchmark results, user reviews and updates about the device can be seen on that listing page.
If you are dying to own a really nice looking HTC One X but you dont have that cash to spend, then this one is the deal! Its really cheap and for its price, but with a great set of specs and you get something that really looks nice for a China phone.
The 1GB RAM is also a plus factor to get this one. Not all MT6577 out there are equipped with this amount of RAM yet they are being sold for more than 200 bucks. This iHTC One X EX at $186 is pretty much a nice deal.
When you order this from Fastcardtech, you'll get the following:
- 1 * iHTC ONE X EX Android phone
- 1 * Travel Charger
- 1 * USB Data Cable
- 1 * Headphone
- 2 * Batteries
- 1 * Manual


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I am trying to code a VBScript that will record line by line in notepad (txt file) what an application is doing. For example, when I run "Install.exe", I want the script to monitor what files were dropped and what location they were placed in...
I figured I could do something like this with FileMon, but I'd rather have a script that I can easily edit out and replace the "install.exe" file with various others to see where the exe installs files to.
So far I was thinking I could use the >> command to get it to feed line by line in a text file, but that doesnt seem to work. An added note, the file is an exe, which when decompressed runs an MSI file that will actually do the installation of files.
Impossible to do? Better off in another language?
As always, I appreciate your help.
...Can you tell I am trying to set up something for automation?


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WASHINGTON (AP) — The top House Democrat says Democratic lawmakers agree that the troubled rollout of the health care law must be fixed. She says they will have a proposal for the House to vote on Friday.
California Democrat Nancy Pelosi spoke to reporters Thursday shortly before President Barack Obama planned to unveil a plan for letting insurers who have canceled coverage for millions of customers to continue the coverage.
Pelosi says Obama will propose administrative changes to the health care law. She said Democrats will propose legislation making changes, though she conceded the Republican-led House will likely defeat it.
Democrats have been worried about the law's problems. Pelosi says that by Friday, things will be under control.
The House plans to vote Friday on a GOP bill restoring coverage.


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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Kenya is on edge awaiting the Supreme Court decision Saturday on whether it will uphold or invalidate the election of Uhuru Kenyatta as president, a potential flashpoint for unrest.
Kenyatta won by a hair in the March 4 election, with 50.07 percent of the vote, breaking the 50 percent mark by about 8,000 votes out of 12.3 million cast. His top rival, Prime Minister Raila Odinga, said Kenyatta won fraudulently and filed a petition with the court two weeks ago.
Chief Justice Willy Mutunga said that the six justices, including him, have a daunting task in making the decision.
Closing arguments presented Friday focused on a report released by the court that found discrepancies in partial recounts from five of 22 polling stations. The report said discrepancies for the presidential elections were also found in 75 other stations.
Lawyer George Oraro, representing Odinga, urged the court to cancel results from those areas that showed problems.
Kethi D. Kilonzo, representing the civil society group Africa Center for Open Governance, said the audit proved their petition against Kenyatta's election.
The electoral commission's lawyer, Nani Mungai, said there was no mischief behind what he called "clerical errors." And Fred Ngatia, who is representing Kenyatta, said the vote tallying was carried out with a tremendous amount of accuracy.
Disputes over a flawed 2007 election sparked months of ethnic violence that killed more than 1,000 people in Kenya.
Despite vicious online fights between supporters of Kenyatta and Odinga on Facebook and Twitter, the East African country has, for the most part, remained at peace during this latest election period.
However, the Supreme Court decision may change that, depending largely on whether Odinga accepts the court's decision, if it rules against him.
"People are eagerly awaiting the decision in their own calmness," said Bob Mkangi, a legal consultant. "There are people who are talking about it wherever you go in the bar in the streets in the supermarkets. Everyone in the country is captivated by this moment. It is a historic moment for Kenya. It is the first petition initiated under the new constitution."
Kenya adopted a new constitution in 2010 as part of reforms to prevent a recurrence of the postelection violence in 2007. The constitution formed the Supreme Court and scheduled reforms for the rest of the judiciary which was seen as corrupt and lacking independence.
In 2007, Odinga refused to go to the courts for arbitration and took his protests to the streets over the flawed election in which President Mwai Kibaki was declared winner. The street protests degenerated into tribe on tribe violence, where communities settled old scores over land and resources.
The Supreme Court's formation and the newfound trust Kenyans have in the judiciary is frequently cited as one of the reasons Kenya's contentious election this year has not yet sparked any violence.
Millions turned out for election day on March 4, forming long winding lines that took hours to move.
Many had expected a low registration of voters because of apathy following the 2007-08 violence, but hyped up campaigns by Kenyatta, Odinga and other presidential candidates led to the highest registration in the country ever. Kenya's electoral commission registered 14.3 million people.
Election day, though, did not go as planned. An electronic voter ID system intended to prevent fraud failed for reasons yet to be explained by the electoral commission. Vote officials instead used manual voter rolls.
After the polls closed, results were to be sent electronically to Nairobi, where officials would quickly tabulate a preliminary vote count in order to maximize transparency after rigging accusations following the 2007 vote. But that system failed, too. Election officials have indicated that computer servers overloaded but have yet to fully explain the problem.
As the early count system was still being used, election results showed more than 330,000 rejected ballots, an unusually high number. But after the count resumed with the arrival in Nairobi of manual tallies, the number of rejected ballots was greatly reduced, and the election commission said the computer was mistakenly multiplying the number of rejected ballots by a factor of eight.
Odinga's lawyers told the Supreme Court this week that the switch from electronic voter identification to manual voter roll was stage managed to allow inflation of Kenyatta's votes to take him past the 50 percent threshold. That accusation has been vehemently denied by the electoral commission and Kenyatta's legal team.
If the court upholds Kenyatta's win, he will become the second sitting president in Africa to face charges at the International Criminal Court. He and Deputy President-elect William Ruto both face charges related to having helped orchestrate the 2007-08 postelection violence. Both deny the charges. Ruto's trial begins in late May; Kenyatta's begins in July. Kenyatta has promised to report to The Hague.
Because of a vacancy, Kenya's Supreme Court currently has six justices on it, which leaves open the possibility of a split decision
In the case where there is a tie then the declaration by Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission that Kenyatta won will stand, legal consultant Mkangi said. The next stage will be planning for the swearing in ceremony.
"Save for any outright violation of the constitution and the law we are obligated to accept the decision that it (Supreme Court) makes," he said. "Never will we have decisions that please everyone. We might not necessarily agree with the decision but must accept the decision."


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BANGKOK (AP) — A court in Thailand has convicted two Iranian men for their involvement in a botched bomb plot that officials believe was aimed at Israeli diplomats in Bangkok.
The court sentenced 39-year-old Saeid Moradi to life in prison Thursday for attempting to murder a police officer and carrying explosives. It also sentenced 43-year-old Mohammad Kharzei to 15 years in jail for his role in setting off the blasts.
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The pair was detained in February 2012, shortly after a cache of homemade explosives accidentally blew apart the Bangkok villa where they were staying.
Both had claimed innocence in the case.


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We are excited to announce an additional Ugandan Field Partner, Share An Opportunity Micro Finance, operating out of Kampala:
Share An Opportunity Micro Finance Ltd (SAO) is a SACCO promoter and direct microfinance provider. It started microfinance operations in 1998 on a pilot basis in several districts. The aim was to learn from communities what their perceptions of the different approaches and methodologies in financial services existed. The lessons were encouraging and led to the official registration of SAO MFI (U) Ltd in 2002 as a promoter of branded SACCOs. It is supporting fourteen (14) SACCOs of which six are in Eastern Uganda and eight (8) in central Uganda.We'd like to welcome SAO to the Kiva Community!
SAO MFI is a member of the Association of Micro Finance Institutions in Uganda (AMFIU) and works in partnership with the Uganda Cooperative Alliance (UCA). It adheres to the best practices of micro finance and AMFIU code of conduct.
SAO MFI program was developed from the sister program of Share An Opportunity – Uganda which supports communities to implement social service components such as: primary health care, water and sanitation, adolescent and reproductive health, functional adult literacy, child development and food security.
In addition to direct microfinance provision, SAO MFI facilitates communities to start community owned instituitions. The community members pool their resources in form of share capital and savings which they lend to each other.
SAO's approach is that they facilitate community in the following:
Facilitate communities to form functional structures Capacity building through training on Business skills development, financial management, Savings mobolization, Enterprise selection, Management of viable IGAs, Purposeful borrowing for sustainable development, Gender conderations and other cross cutting dimensions e.g HIV/AID and Environment. Participatoring monitoring and Evaluation of their own progress The community members are trained in governance and leadership skills to manage their development initiatives.


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Max Roach has long been one of the most adventurous and stimulating improvisers in music. For this unusual CD, the drummer is featured on the 50-minute "Festival Journey," an episodic and sometimes dramatic piece by Fred Tillis that falls closer to the realm of Western classical music than to jazz. Roach is the only soloist and he frequently interacts with the orchestra, but after repeated listenings no real revelations occur. The music is interesting but not too memorable. Roach's 12-minute "Ghost Dance," performed by a brass quintet along with the leader, is more colorful. Steve Turre takes a fine trombone solo and, although also a little classical-oriented, the theme sticks more in one's mind and the ensembles have their exciting moments. But overall this CD is recommended mostly to Max Roach completists. ~ Scott Yanow


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Rochester man unhurt after bullet hits forehead
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ROCHESTER — A Leonard Street man avoided injuries Tuesday when a bullet entered his home and struck his forehead, according to police.
Police said the bullet was fired by Corey S. Field, 25, from the bedroom at his 16 Leonard St. home shortly before 7:45 p.m. Tuesday. It left his home and traveled across the street and through a window and bedroom wall of a home at 15 Leonard St., where it hit a 20-year-old man, whom police did not name, in the forehead.
"The victim did not sustain any injuries from the bullet strike and it is believed that the walls and windows that were struck caused the bullet to lose power," police said in a release.
Field was charged with reckless conduct.


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Peter de Seve writes on his blog:
I'm honored to have been invited by Blue Sky Studios and the Society of Illustrators of New York to host a presentation on Thursday, September 24th at the Society, describing Blue Sky's process of animating Ice Age, Dawn of the Dinosaurs. With the help of my four supremely talented Blue Sky pals:
Mr. Michael Defeo – Sculpting Supervisor
Mr. Michael Knapp – Art Director
Mr.Tony Maki – Story Artist
Mr. Galen Chu – Supervising Animator
We'll take you step by step in the development of a single character- Buck, the slightly unhinged weasel, and the sequence "Campfire," one of the most dramatic and hilarious of the film. We'll show you Buck's development from my designs on paper, to modeling him in clay and computer, to storyboards and finally, to the fully animated sequence. The evening will end with a Q&A followed by drinks at the Society's bar where you'll also have the pleasure of being surrounded with work by some of the masters of illustration like Norman Rockwell (his stagecoach mural hangs over the bar!), Winsor McCay and Harvey Dunn among others.
I hope some of you can make it.
Society of Illustrators is located at 128 East 63rd Street (between Park and Lexington Avenues) New York, NY 10065.
Tel: (212) 838-2560


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text: This news item expired on 10/10/2013, so the information below could be outdated or incorrect. Fairview Afternoon Book Club: Orphan Master's Son Thursday, October 10 at 1pm Fairview Library 1 Taylor Road 250-6485 The book to be discussed is "Orphan Master's Son" by Adam Johnson. All interested readers are welcome to attend.


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Scouts from Troop 1 will be by Saturday to pick up the food collection bags that they dropped off last weekend.
The scouts are participating in the annual Scouting for Food drive. All collected items go to the food pantry at St. Mark Church.
Items needed are canned soup, tuna, meats, fruits and vegetables, plus peanut butter, nuts, juices, dried fruit, tomato sauce, breakfast cereals, whole wheat pasta, rice, crackers, granola bars, canned or dried beans and packages of cheese and crackers.
Donations can also be dropped off at St. Mark on Saturday morning while the scouts are boxing the collected goods.
Scout Eric Archibald is in charge of the local drive.
Last year, scouts in the tri-state area took in 300,000 pounds of food.
Great job, guys!
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Joan Shaffer came in to the Jamestown Press office Friday morning with a plastic tube, attached to a cork for flotation, that she found washed up on the beach at Mackerel Cove.
Inside the tube was a note that reads: "For all who seek the treasure of anaBella drummond, captured By William luBBer. D.B."
On the note are drawings of what look like three islands making up a treasure map. On the largest island are hills and palm trees and a large X.
If anyone knows the origin of the map and note, please call or email the numbers below.
If anyone knows the location of the X, contact me personally and let's talk.
Ten or 15 years from now, the 11-year-old who is playing Lucinda in the Jamestown Community Theatre's production of "Into the Woods" might very well be directing the fall presentation of the island's dramatic group.
Dana Larkin is already a veteran of the JCT. She introduced the production of "Joseph and the Amazing Colored Dreamcoat," was a school girl in "Anastasia Krupnick," a frog in "Honk!," and the little red-headed girl in "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown."
The sixth-grader at the Jamestown School takes singing and piano lessons and is co-president of the school chorus.
In her present role, Dana said she is an evil stepsister of Cinderella, "a mean, snobby, greedy person with all the wrong qualities."
She went on to say that although the music is hard "it doesn't matter, it's a lot of fun and everyone is enjoying it."
Mom, Durga, is in the adult ensemble.
"Into the Woods" opens Friday, Nov. 9, with a 7 p.m. curtain. Other performances will be Nov. 10, 16 and 17 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 11 and 18 at 5 p.m. Tickets are available on the island at Baker's Pharmacy, Conanicut Ship's Store and the Secret Garden.
On Nov. 17, a dinner will be served to benefit Jamestown's 8th graders' trip to Washington, DC, next June. Tickets will be sold tonight at the Business Expo at the PAC for $30 each. Only 120 tickets will be sold, so get yours soon!
Call Sue Fay 423-3027 for more information.
Kudos to Bill McCarthy, Mike Schipritt, Paul "Mike" Balzer and the gang at Jamestown Hardware. You're all what make this God's little acre such a special place to be.
Would you like to be a first responder for stranded beach animals?
You must be 18 years of age or older, a member of the general public, live along the Rhode Island coastline and be willing to drive to respond to calls in your geographical area.
If so, attend a meeting sponsored by The Friends of the Jamestown Library at the library next Thursday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m. Staff members from the Mystic Aquarium will explain what it takes to become a volunteer for the aquarium and get certified as a first responder.
Sign up is requested to ensure sufficient participation. Call 423- 7280.
We have the dates for the Jamestown Emergency Medical Services' sponsored Emergency Medical Technician course to be held here on the island. The first class is only four days away.
Chris Reilly, training officer for JEMS, said the training sessions will be held at the Jamestown Fire Department on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:30 to 10 p.m. from Nov. 5 to April 9.
The course will be given by Deputy Chief Robert W. Church of the Portsmouth Fire Department.
Chris said the class size will be limited to 20 to 25 students and the course meets the requirements, upon passing, to take the EMT-B certification for the state.
The instruction is free to Jamestown residents who commit to joining JEMS and $800 up front for off-islanders.
For further information on fee arrangements and commitments plus classes canceled for holidays call JEMS headquarters, 423-7276, and someone will get back to you.
The unusual warmth this late in the season can be tough on your pets says Dr. Joshua Hatch of the Jamestown Animal Hospital in his Pet Tip of the Week. "The flea season this year has been pretty horrible. The combination of dry weather and lack of cold has contributed to many, many fleas getting onto our pets and causing many, many itchy and uncomfortable pets and owners!
"Make sure to keep your pet on a good flea preventative monthly and check your pets frequently for any evidence of live fleas or "flea dirt" which is really flea poop that shows up as small, black droppings on your pet's skin.
"Because fleas can also be carriers of tapeworms, we further recommend deworming any pets that may have been infested with fleas as a preventative measure.
"If you are having trouble clearing fleas from your pet or home, then please contact your veterinarian for advice and to make sure your pet is on an appropriate preventative."
"To err is human, to forgive canine"
The Afternoon Book Discussion at the Jamestown library continues on Tuesday, Nov. 13, with the book, "Eat, Pray, Love; One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia," by Elizabeth Gilbert.
The group has been on going since 1997 and meets the second Tuesday of each month. It is open to the public and new participants are always welcome.
Upcoming titles are Dec. 11 - "Water for Elephants: A Novel," by Sara Gruen; Jan. 8 - "Sister Carrie," by Theodore Dreiser; Feb. 12 - "Isaac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History," by Eric Larson.
(and that was before Al Gore)
Valuna, that exquisite Saunderstown taverna, has new menus on its tables and new chefs in its kitchen.
And, under new family management, the restaurant is now open for lunch Thursdays through Sundays from noon to 3 p.m.
Dinners continue to be served every day from 5 in the afternoon to closing at 1 a.m. and a special is offered on Thursdays with dinner for two and a bottle of wine for $50.
A kiddie menu welcomes the whole family.
Watch the games on Sundays with $1.50 draft beers.
Valuna is located where Babbi's used to be.
Another moment of mirth from Beth. My young grandson called the other day to wish me Happy Birthday. He asked me how old I was, and I told him, "62."
He was quiet for a moment and then he asked, "Did you start at 1?"
Today is All Saints' Day.
Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday. Turn your clocks back one hour.
Tuesday is Election Day. VOTE!!
*** Be true!
Call in your stuff for this column to 423-0383 or 829-2760. You can send an e-mail to us at email@example.com, or drop your items off at the Jamestown Press office.


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Liv Tyler to Make Television Debut in HBO Pilot
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Liv Tyler has signed onto her first television gig: co-staring in Damon Lindelof's HBO pilot, Deadline reports. Tyler will star opposite Justin Theroux in The Leftovers, a drama that takes place after a Rapture-like even happens. The project, based o… Read more


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What's New
Dr. Kanwal Alvarez in the news regarding Hepatitis C research with the homeless
UIS Professors start crowdfunding campaign for Hepatitis C research
Researchers hope to track Hep C transmission among homeless
UIS crowdfunding campaign for Hepatitis C Research
Therkildsen Field Station at Emiquon has been awarded an NSF grant
Biology Students Participate in Leadership lived at UIS
Haesun Chang (2013)
Michael Lemke studies biodiversity in Brazil
University of Illinois Springfield Biology Professor Michael Lemke recently took two trips to Brazil where he joined a team of scientists studying life in the region.
Hua Chen studies climate change in ecosystems
University of Illinois Springfield Assistant Professor of Biology Hua Chen studies the impact of climate change on ecosystems.
Assistant Professor Rebecca Landsberg
Meet Rebecca Landsberg, Assistant Professor of Biology at the University of Illinois Springfield.
Professor Lucia Vazquez
Meet Lucia Vazquez – Associate Professor of Biology and Department Chair at the University of Illinois Springfield.
UIS Recognizes Biology Faculty Achievements
In October 2005, Biology faculty members Amy McEuen and Gary Trammell were recognized by the university for their scholarly contributions in the publication of articles in their field of study.
Dr. Trammell was also recognized for a professional presentation of his work.
October 6, 2005: UIS Faculty Recognition Luncheon Recognizes Biology Faculty
At this Luncheon, various faculty were recognized for their scholarly contributions in various categories. Honored for their contributions in writing articles were Lucia Vazquez, Amy McEuen, and Gary Trammell. Dr. Trammell also received recognition in the category of invited lectures and presentations, in addition to Michael Lemke and Gary Butler.
March 31, 2005: UIS Graduate Receives Distinguished Thesis Award
Tracy DiMezzo, who graduated from UIS in the spring of 2004 with a Master of Science in Biology degree, has received a 2005 MAGS Distinguished Master's Thesis Award from the Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools. Her thesis, Uptake Analysis of Fluorescently-Labeled Hydrophobic Organic Phosphate Substrates by Aquatic Hydrophobic Bacteria, had previously been awarded the UIS Outstanding Master's Thesis for 2003-04. DiMezzo's thesis was one of three winners chosen from among 56 nominations. (UIS News Bureau)
2004: Three UIS students present research at the American Society for Microbiology 104th General Conference in New Orleans
Mandy Cook, Doyn M. Kellerhals, and Tracy DiMezzo, UIS graduate students, traveled to the 2004 ASM General Conference in New Orleans with help from the Biology Gift Fund. All three presented poster sessions on their respective thesis topics and found the opportunity to meet with other scientists and potential job contacts.
Lemke named University Scholar for 2002-2003
Michael Lemke, assistant professor of Biology, was named University Scholar for 2002-2003. He was one of 14 faculty members, and the only one from UIS, chosen for this award honoring and rewarding outstanding teachers and scholars on the three U of I campuses. His professional activities connect him to Nobel Prize winners and other distinguished scientists and he has attracted national and international attention through his work on the editorial board of Microbial Ecology, a major journal in the discipline, and as a reviewer for Applied and Environmental Microbiology.
January 7, 2012: Biology MS Student Receives Scholarship
Nathan Grider, Biology MS student receives $1500 scholarship from the Illinois Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation.
Emiquon in the News – August 2012
Viewing Party for Meteor Shower (Lincoln Daily News – August 7, 2012)
View the Perseid Meteor Shower at Emiquon (Aledo Times Record – August 7, 2012)
Emiquon Honored for Rescuing Endangered Species, Plants (Canton Daily Ledger – August 9, 2012
Illinois River Wetlands Project Earns International Recognition (SJ-R – August 9, 2012)
Field Station at Emiquon Given Grant for Research (Canton Daily Ledger – August 9, 2012)
UIS grad student offers hope for rare fish
SJ-R, December 23, 2012
Photo courtesy of Nathan Grider


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Vote for the European Tree of the Year 2013 on www.treeoftheyear.org – there are only few days left! Trees from Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Ireland, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia take part in this year's contest with their stories.
Unlike other contests, the age, beauty and height of the tree are not the most important features in the European Tree of the Year award. What matters most is the story that trees hold and their link with community leaving around them.
The aim of the European Tree of the Year contest is to increase awareness of European trees and the historical and natural heritage which they represent.
Who is currently the winner? More info on www.treeoftheyear.org – data as of 14 February 2013:
- 1st place – Plane Tree in Kozy, Poland
- 2nd place – Plane tree in Eger, Hungary
- 3rd place – King Oak in Tullamore, Ireland
- 4th place – The Mulberry and Walnut trees of Glushnik, Bulgaria
- 5th place – Lime Tree in the Nové Dvory Alley, Czech Republic
- 6th place – Plane Tree from Komjatice, Slovakia
The voting will end on 28 February and the contest organizer, Czech Environmental Partnership Foundation, will reveal the results on the 1st March. The trees will be awarded in a ceremony in Brussels in June. IUCN supports the contest and award ceremony.


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The cool little video clip above by maestro Pete Longworth really is the way it is around my loft right now. Creative juices flowing the way they SHOULD always flow but rarely do. Along with doing my own work, my number one priority, is to mentor those who seek to marry art, craft, and daily life into one holistic experience. Check this clip out. It is where we are right now with my RIO edit and with the overall mood of Burn. Pete shot this straight up , no staging, fast edit. We are going to do more behind the scenes video to show you when it seems either entertaining or educational or both. Stay tuned.
Music By: Peter Goetz
My place right now. Saturday afternoon and Janet is cleaning for me. Steady stream of collaborators requires high maintenance, lots of cold beer and an open mind. Everybody here is helping me. Eva Kunz flew here from Italy to coordinate printing, Susan Welchman editor on RIO for NatGeo came up to add some of my latest work to her mix, Chris Bradley, Creative Director of RGA who caught a cab here from across the river, and Kaya Berne one of my digital assistants came up from Virginia where she lives and our connections are on Skype. A few Burnians are dropping by. If you are in the hood come on over. Better bring some beer or wine though because honestly we are busy. We even forgot to eat for two days last week.


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Jury hung in attempted murder charges for War Machine; convicted on multiple other charges
Verdicts have been reached in multiple charges in the War Machine trial, however, the jury is hung on the two attempted murder charges.
The jury made no decision about the charges of attempted murder with use of a deadly weapon and attempted murder.
War Machine was found guilty of multiple charges of sexual assault and battery constituting domestic violence.
He was found not guilty of three charges including burglary with use of a deadly weapon, sexually motivated coercion, and battery with intent to commit sexual assault.
The jury returned Monday morning to continue deliberations just after 9:30 a.m.
Friday was their first full day of deliberation, and they spent a full eight hours deliberating.
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The former MMA fighter is accused of brutally attacking his ex-girlfriend Christine Mackinday, known as Christy Mack.
He faced conviction on 34 felony charges, including attempted murder.
There were eight women and seven men on the jury who sat through eight days of witnesses.
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Despite emotional testimony on many of those days, the jury showed little emotion.
On Friday, the jury returned to the courtroom to ask the judge a question about four of the counts War Machine faces. Those four relate to coercion and dissuading a witness.
About 11:30 a.m. Monday morning, the jury raised another question.
The jury advised they reached agreement on 32 of the 34 counts, but are not in agreement on the remaining. They were told to keep at it.
Shortly after 1 p.m., the jury announced that it had reached a verdict, though still had no decision on two of the 34 charges.
War Machine will be sentenced June 5. He faces a possible sentence of life in prison.