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A townhouse near a busy stretch of Harlem is on the market for slightly under $2 million, and is one of five townhouses in a row that can be purchased from the owner. Jackie Bischof joins Lunch Break. Photo: Natalie Keyssar for The Wall Street Journal.
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DETROIT - For such a little house on West Grand Boulevard, a lot of big things came out of Hitsville, U.S.A.
That's often a challenge for the Motown Museum, situated in the cozy confines of the label's original headquarters, as it seeks to convey both the magnitude and the particulars of Motown's contribution to the world.
One response has been a series of rotating presentations on the museum's second floor, where the latest themed exhibit focuses on Motown's lady ensembles: "Girl Groups: The Grit, the Glamour, the Glory," which opened Jan. 31, assembles memorabilia from the Supremes, the Vandellas, the Marvelettes, the Velvelettes and backing group the Andantes.
With items pulled from the museum's massive off-site collection, "Girl Groups" features previously unseen photos, concert posters, records and - perhaps most tantalizing to aficionados - stage outfits worn by the groups.
"There are so many stories to tell, we could use a museum 10 times as large," says Allen Rawls, the museum's interim CEO. "In the meantime, this is a way to dive into it a little more, put more meat on the bones, in terms of showing how each of these groups is so special."
"Girl Groups," which will run through at least mid-May, was preceded by displays spotlighting the Jackson 5 and Marvin Gaye. For patrons already well acquainted with the museum's offerings - including vintage preservations like Studio A and the Gordy family bedroom - the special exhibits are a way to "keep refreshing the story," says curator Lina Stephens.
"This gives us a little more opportunity to delve into the groups," she says. "That's that beauty of using this space."
Stephens and Rawls say the exhibit space is also a platform to honor Hitsville figures who haven't always grabbed the big headlines, including the Andantes, the trio whose backing harmonies are estimated to have appeared on more than 20,000 Motown tracks.
"There's a big Motown story that runs the whole panorama, from 1959 and even before that, through 1972 and the move to California, and on to today with the Broadway musical," says Rawls. "So it's the story within that bigger story. We want to showcase the contributions of our individual artists and the interesting things that went on with different eras."
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10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays
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Mary Mickel felt particularly fortunate when she contacted Monarch Landing in Naperville, IL, last year to inquire about their fitness offerings. At just about that time, the senior living community had established a new outreach initiative called Communiversity, whereby Monarch Landing opened its doors to members of the outside community to participate in either, or both, a technology or wellness track. "I didn't think I could get in there," said Mary, a Warrenville condo owner who had heard about Monarch Landing's state-of-the-art fitness and aquatic centers for seniors. "But it turned out to be perfect timing." After discussing the program with Wellness Manager Tony Galvan, Mary shared the news of Communiversity with her neighbors, Bob and Maryanne True, who also joined the fitness track at Monarch Landing.
Along with Information Technology Director Jason Hedman, Galvan conceived of the Communiversity program as a way to enhance Monarch Landing's exposure to the surrounding community as well as offer seniors educational and fitness opportunities tailored specifically to their needs. Marketing research revealed that the top two objectives among seniors were greater knowledge of the ever-changing technological landscape and improved health and well-being. Based on those findings, Communiversity focused on a Technology Track and a Wellness Track, both of which were natural fits, given the fitness amenities, computer lab, and senior care specialists already in place at Monarch Landing. "Talking to seniors about technology is very different than talking to 30-year-olds," said Galvan. "Likewise, exercise and fitness has to be tailored to the health and wellness of people in an age group distinct among the general population."
Those in Communiversity's Technology Track have access to a wide range of technology-based offerings from knowledgeable professionals, including instruction on e-mail, use of the Internet, programs like Word, Excel, Publisher, etc., digital photography, and social media. "Everyone wants seniors to be on Facebook, but there's a hesitancy there that we have to be sensitive to," remarked Galvan. Those in the Wellness Track can use the fitness and aquatic centers, newly opened fitness studio, individual and group exercise sessions, and recreational and brain-strengthening games. All can take advantage of these programs for a complimentary 90-day trial, followed by monthly payments of only $30 per track.
"We're forever grateful to Mary [Mickel] for checking into Monarch Landing," said Maryanne True, who, like Mary, makes use predominantly of the community's water aerobics program, led by fitness specialist Shannon Denny. Both Mary and the Trues enthusiastically sing Denny's praises. "Shannon does an excellent job. She knows so much about good health and fitness and is just a great person who really gets people involved," said Mary. Bob True, who had quadruple bypass surgery in 1994, mainly uses the fitness equipment. "Tony has given me core exercises to do, and my wife gets me to go to the fitness center regularly." Said Mary, who also uses the fitness equipment, "Tony did a thorough assessment of what I could do and went over goals with me. People at Monarch Landing really care about health and what seniors can do to maximize our fitness and mobility. They really take care of you, and everyone treats you like you belong there, both staff and residents." Bob True can envision living at Monarch Landing. "I have an appointment to talk to the sales manager. I think it would be nice to be pampered every day."
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BAKER � Propelled by a 14-0 game opening salvo the Baker School boys basketball team beat North Bay Haven Academy 80-68. The win was the second straight for the Gators and Baker Coach Mike Martello hoped it was an indication that good things are starting to happen for his team.
BAKER � Propelled by a 14-0 game opening salvo the Baker School boys basketball team beat North Bay Haven Academy 80-68.
The win was the second straight for the Gators and Baker Coach Mike Martello hoped it was an indication that good things are happening for his team.
�We won Monday (against Central) and we won tonight so maybe we can get things going our way,� he said. �We have to learn from it that even if we are having that kind of success we can�t take a play or two off.�
A 3-point basket by Brooks Taylor with 4:28 capped early run by the Gators.
A Mitchell Moss basket with 3:50 left in the first quarter finally got the Buccaneers on the scoreboard.
But Baker (3-4) wasn�t ready to ease up on the visitors.
Back-to-back baskets by Justin Morgan were followed by a Taylor 2-pointer as the Gators pushed the lead to 20-2. Austin Walters hit a 3-pointer and Justin Shaw added a basket later in the quarter as Baker was up 25-8 at the end of the first quarter.
The Gators continued to pour it on in the second quarter using a strong defense to the lead to a 24-point advantage at the half.
Seven Gators scored in the second quarter as Baker put 25 points on the board.
Colton Kilpatrick�s on score of the game was the first Baker basket of the second period. Jonathan Gatewood scored back-to-back baskets to close the Gator scoring in the quarter.
In between Kilpatrick and Gatewood�s scores Shaw, Taylor, Walters, Austin Martin and Sage Smith scored.
With Baker up by 24 as the teams took the court for the start of the second half it seemed to be just a matter of the Gators finishing off the Buccaneers.
But North Bay Haven refused to go quietly into the late fall evening. Baskets started falling for the Buccaneers as the Gators eased up on the defensive pressure in the second half.
Slowly but surely North Bay Haven inched closer to the Gators.
�We kind of lost focus a little (in the second half),� Martello said. �At halftime we talked about not losing focus and just winning the second half.
�I think having that big lead just got us complacent.�
The Buccaneers knocked 10 points off the Baker lead in the third quarter, but still trailed by 14 as the fourth quarter started.
North Bay Haven cut the Gator lead to 10 points twice in the fourth quarter, but each time Baker had an answer.
A Darius Richardson basket with 5:17 left in the fourth pulled the visitors to within 10 of the Gators, but Taylor converted on a 3-point play to push the lead back to 13 at 66-53.
Less than 30 seconds later the Bucs were back to within 10 points of the Gators with the scored 66-56. Walters responded with a 3-pointer with 4:33 left in the period and Baker was able to hold off the Buccaneer rally.
Five Gators scored in double figures. Morgan led the way with 18 points. Walters had 15, Taylor 13 and Hicks and Shaw each had 10.
North Bay Haven�s David Jones topped all scorers with 24 points.
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin�s sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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NY officer's wife to testify in cannibal-plot case
She can tell a jury about her discovery of his plans but not about the couple's confidential communications or his mental condition
By Larry Neummeister and Tom Hays
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NEW YORK — The wife of a New York City police officer will testify at a federal trial to explain how she discovered that he was discussing kidnapping, killing and eating women.
A judge outlined the parameters of Kathleen Mangan's testimony against her husband, Gilberto Valle, whose trial was beginning Monday. Mangan can tell a jury about her discovery but not about the couple's confidential communications or about his mental condition, U.S. District Judge Paul G. Gardephe said.
Valle, 28, is charged with scheming to abduct, kill and eat dozens of women. His lawyers say he was only indulging in fetish fantasies. Opening statements at his federal trial are set for Monday afternoon.
Prosecutors said in court papers that Mangan fled their home on Sept. 10, 2012, believing he was planning to kidnap, rape, torture and murder her.
"Mangan also discovered that her husband had similarly heinous plans for women she knew and to whom she was close," the papers said.
Mangan gave her computer to the FBI, which found it "contained evidence of Valle's illegal plans," the government added.
The defense denied Mangan was a potential victim. Valle had made clear that his wife "was unavailable for any kidnapping fantasy and then chat participants discussed sexual fantasies concerning other women," the defense papers said.
Valle, a baby-faced tabloid sensation known as the "Cannibal Cop," is expected to take the stand to make the case that it was all harmless fantasy played out on Internet sites like darkfetishnet.com.
The defense also is planning to show jurors the videotaped testimony of darkfetishnet.com co-founder Sergey Merenkov in which he describes the site as a "social media network."
Merenkov called the site "a clone of Facebook, but it is oriented to people with fetishes that are not considered standard."
Asked the most popular fetishes, Merenkov responds, "All sorts of asphxiation" and "peril cannibalism."
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The J1 comes with a 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 VR Zoom Lens, featuring up to 3x magnification and a silent stepping AF motor (STM). The lens has image stabilization (VR II) to combat the effects of camera shake. The angle of view ranges from 29° 40" to 77°. The lens's minimum focus distance is 0.66' (0.2m), and the filter size is 40.5mm. The 10-30mm is a versatile lens for applications ranging from wide-angle to tight portrait shots, and applies 3 aspherical lens elements to ensure high image quality, even at the widest aperture settings. The 10-30mm zoom range enables excellent capture of fine detail, even in far-away shots. Internal Focusing / IF technology enables more compact, lightweight construction, as well as a closer focusing distance. A multi-layer lens coating helps reduce ghost and flare to a negligible level.
The J1 camera has an interchangeable lens system, allowing you to select from 3 optional 1 NIKKOR lenses in addition to the included one. There's even a lens designed specifically for movie filming. Swapping lenses is quick and easy, enabling you to stay at-the-ready at all times. Aside from the 10-30 mm focal length of the included lens, you may choose a single focal length of 10 mm or a 30-110mm telephoto.
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Agriculture, forestry, and related industries contributed $70.4 billion to Alabama's economy in 2010, accounting for almost 40 percent of its GDP and employing 580,295 people — 22 percent of the state's workforce. This economic sector is also a critical and, in many cases, indispensable component of the economies of Alabama's 67 counties. This series of reports, the result of a collaborative effort of the Alabama Agribusiness Council, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Auburn University, and other businesses and organizations, is a compilation of agricultural and forestry economic data collected from all of Alabama's counties.
In addition to providing a detailed and comprehensive picture of the impact of agriculture and forestry in each of these counties, the series is intended to provide county leaders and other policy makers with a strong basis for making economic decisions in the future.


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Tips for keeping a healthy garden
Trees planted in lawns can benefit from a mulched ring to reduce competition with grass roots and keep mowers and string trimmers from damaging trunks. If the tree is small, mulch out to the drip line, as far as the branches and leaves extend. If this is not feasible, extend the mulch as far as you can. Even a 6-inch-wide mulched ring can help protect tree trunks from serious damage.
Do not mound mulch or soil around the tree trunk. It is not only unattractive but can cause rot at the base of the tree.
Groom your borders to improve plant appearance and maximize flower production. Gently remove dried or yellowed bulb foliage, since the bulbs have already stored nutrients for next year's flowers and are going dormant. Prune off spent flowers on your annuals and perennials to encourage them to continue flowering, a practice known as "deadheading." Remove yellow foliage to keep the plants neat and tidy.
My definition of a weed is a plant that is out of place. A good time to weed is when the soil is moist -- the roots come out more easily. It's very important to get weeds out before they go to seed. A small hand weeder or trowel is helpful.
Look for tree seedlings such as buckthorn, mulberry and box elder that tend to establish themselves in hedges and in the base of shrubs. They are easy to spot if you look closely because their leaves are different from the rest of the hedge.
In areas where it is not practical to dig out the roots of these weed trees, cut off the top growth and treat the stump with glyphosate promptly to kill the root system. Be careful not to allow any glyphosate spray or drips to touch the desirable hedge plants, because the chemical will kill any plant it touches. Read and follow the label directions.
Damage caused by emerald ash borer is becoming very visible in the Chicago area, with many dead and dying ash trees in home gardens and woodlands and along roadsides. This insect is expected to kill any ash trees in time unless they are treated with pesticides.
If you have ash trees you would like to save, contact a certified arborist to determine whether it is too late to start insecticide treatments. The insecticides will not be effective if the tree is already heavily infested. The treatments will need to be done every one to two years depending on the product you use.
Otherwise, replace your ash tree with a different type of shade tree. I chose to remove the ash trees in my home garden and replace them with other tree species.
The wood of dead ash trees will dry out quickly and cause the trees to become hazards, so it is best have any dead trees removed promptly.
• Tim Johnson is director of horticulture at Chicago Botanic Garden, chicagobotanic.org.


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The ALSA library API is the interface to the ALSA drivers. Developers need to use the functions in this API to achieve native ALSA support for their applications. The ALSA lib documentation is a valuable developer reference to the available functions. In many ways it is a tutorial. The latest on-line documentation is generated from the alsa-lib CVS sources.
You can also generate it yourself. Install the doxygen tool and type 'make doc' in the alsa-lib directory.
The currently designed interfaces are listed below:
- Information Interface (/proc/asound)
- Control Interface (/dev/snd/controlCX)
- Mixer Interface (/dev/snd/mixerCXDX)
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Boris Epshteyn: Hello, we're here with Sen. Rand Paul from Kentucky. Senator, thank you so much for joining me I really appreciate it.
Boris: Let's dive right in let's talk about the Penny Plan. You're known as a "deficit hawk." And here in D.C., we all know what that means and know why it's important to work to drive down the deficit. But for the people at home, explain why is deficit, why is debt a problem?
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Paul: This would balance the budget in five years, and you cut one penny out of every dollar of federal spending. Most Americans have had times where they've struggled, made a little bit less money, had to suffer with one percent less. I think government could. There's so much waste in government, you could easily cut one penny out of every dollar, and if you do it, the budget will actually balance in 5 years. It's what we say we're for. Republicans have said we're for balanced budget amendment, they all voted for it and it says we'll balance it in five years. But the sad thing is when it comes up, and you actually ask Republicans to vote for it, of course no Democrats will vote for it, and then over half the Republicans voted against balancing the budget in five years. They voted against the Penny Plan.
Boris: So the first time you brought the penny plan to the floor, it received 14 votes. Second time, a little progress, 21 votes. Do you think this has a shot?
Paul: Eventually, we're going to have to do. Because as a country we're going to suffer. You know, the foundation of the country is weakened by so much debt. There will come a time when interest rates begin to rise. See we've been paying, the federal reserve keeps the debt and the interest payments low by having the interest down around 2 percent. What if interest goes to 10 percent? Interest will be.
Boris: Which it has in the history of this country.
Paul: Absolutely, I bought my first house and I paid 11 percent interest. So if interest were to go to 11 percent again, or God forbid 15 percent, if that happens we cannot manage our debt and you get runaway inflation because the government just starts printing money to pay for its debt. This is looming and if we do nothing it's a real danger to the country. In 2008, when we had that crisis, all the banks were over-leveraged, that could happen again and my concern is that your government over-leveraged.
Boris: What would it take for the penny plan to get closer or even to pass?
Paul: You need to get people in office who actually when they promise you they are for a balanced budget, will vote that way. Almost all of the Republicans have promised to vote for a balanced budget, so we have a majority of Republicans the problem is they didn't keep their promises. You have Republicans who say "I'm for a balanced budget, I'm for the balanced budget amendment" but when presented with a budget that actually balances in 5 years with, they say "oh no i'm not going for that," so the problem is you need people who are honest and will vote the way they promised. But we're some elections away from that or they have to become frightened as the situation becomes worse, as interest payments balloon or we have trouble or interest begins to rise then maybe we'll get people more serious. Right now we're having trouble still.
Boris: You have developed a good relationship with President Trump after you ran against each other in the Republican primaries in 2016. You have worked closely together since he has become president. Where is he on the Penny Plan?
Paul: He had talked about supporting the Penny Plan when he was on the campaign trail. He is a little bit beholden to what Congress sends him though and if Congress were to have sent him the Penny Plan, I feel certain he would have signed it. But Congress has to have the courage to do their job and so, no, I think the president is with us but he was never presented anything that looked that good. He has lamented that he had to sign this recent omnibus bill that busted all the budget caps. our deficit this year will be as big as president obama's deficit. remember all the republicans saying we are against big spending, President Obama's spending. Now Republicans unfortunately are in charge of government that has allowed spending and debt to grow large, as well.
Boris: You've talked about fraud waste and abuse and how there are really examples that are really egregious that are really bad. What are one or two of the worst examples of waste in the federal government?
Paul: I'll give you an example. in Afghanistan we spent $90 million on a luxury hotel across the street from our embassy. Eleven years later the hotel still hasn't been completed. It's now a danger, snipers, terrorists, want to crawl up in it, want to shoot at our embassy ,our soldiers now have to patrol this half-built hotel and here's the real rub, they're talking about 1 part of government is going to sell to another part of government and then tear it down. So $90 million flushed down the toilet and it's actually, we're worse off because we have this structure that's half built, somebody ran off with the money and now we're worried about snipers going up and shooting at our soldiers, at our diplomats.
Boris: The president is taking steps toward balancing the budget, albeit they're small. The president recently sent a recission package to the House and the Senate. It's the largest recission package in history but still only $15 billion. What's your position?
Paul: I'm for it. We gotta cut spending. and here's the thing is, most of the spending in that package is unobligated funds meaning that they were supposed to be spent but were never spent, so it's not like we are even actually eliminating a program. You're getting rid of money that has simply been sitting there and not been spent. And here's what I've heard. I've heard that in the House of Representatives that unfortunately there is not enough Republicans to pass it, first of all no Democrats will vote for this, but there's not even enough Republicans, because Republicans have gotten wobbly in the knees and "oh no we're afraid of cutting spending," even though when they go home and they talk to their local Rotary or Lions Club they're all about how conservative they are until they get up here and they can't make the difficult decisions.
Boris: Specifically a lot of the criticism about that recission package, the $15 billion, is that it cuts some money allocated CHIP, the Children's Health Insurance Program. What is the truth about the money that's being rescinded as part of that package if it were to pass?
Paul: Most of the money is unobligated money, it was just sitting around. If there is any for the Children's Health program, we have to look at that program like anything else, if there is any money for the, is there enough money to do all of these things? So for example, if I told you I wanted to help feed kids in my neighborhood and I wanted you to give me money and you said well I don't have the money but I'll go down to the bank, and I will borrow $1,000 and I'll give it to you, would that be an appropriate thing to do? It's not really that we aren't compassionate. I want to help people as much as the next person. But we should help out of our surplus not out of debt. It makes no sense, for example we had a bill the other day in our foreign relations committee to send money for food to feed people in Africa . Well if you give up your wealth or your earnings to people, that's a noble thing. But if we as a country go to the bank and borrow a $1 trillion and then send it all around the world to places, that just isn't an honorable thing. It actually makes us weaker as a country.
Boris: Let's talk about Senate rules. The Senate has a rule that requires 60 votes to pass most legislation. The president has called to go back to simple majority, meaning over 50. Where do you stand?
Paul: It's easy to be for a simple majority when you are in the majority. When you are in the minority though it's not so, not so pleasant. In our history of our country, 240 years, I think there have been more bad ideas than good ideas and really our founding fathers wanted to preserve liberty. They didn't want to just always pass legislation. So to me, preserving liberty and preserving your right to freedom of speech, your right to practice your religion as you wish, your right to own a gun, your right to be free from search and seizure. Those things are really important and maybe if we go to a simple majority somebody might try to take some of those rights away. Our founding fathers built in to amend our constitution you would need two thirds of the Congress and then you would need 3/4 of the state legislatures. They built in these obstacles to change and I'm a little bit worried about going away from the filibuster. It sounds good right now because we are in charge. I think the middle position is this: for the Supreme Court, I did vote for simple majority. I'm glad I did. President Trump's pick of Neil Gorsuch may be the best person on the court as far as I'm concerned, right now, although I'm a big fan of Justice Thomas as well. So I would say that in some things we could go to a majority vote and we have legislation I'm a little bit weary of going to a simple majority.
Boris: Now just to be clear again for the viewers, the filibuster rules are not in the constitution, right? Those are Senate rules that could be changed by the Senate as they have, as have the judges and now Supreme Court justices.
Paul: They are and there are some in between positions, too. You can make people talk. So for example the Democrats have opposed every one of President Trump nominees. He has had fewer nominees approved then anybody in the history of our country. So, the Democrats are just mad. They lost the election and they are acting out. You could say to them, if you want to filibuster you have to come to the floor and speak. And I've had to do that.
Boris: That's the way it used to be, right? The phonebook.
Paul: I've done that before and I've been shut down by my party for not being able to have enough people lined up to speak. So we could make them speak and I think that's what a lot of us are agitating for now and saying look, if they want to filibuster, you know, the ambassador to Switzerland
Boris: Or to Germany for example.
Paul: Yeah. if they want to filibuster those things, what we should do is alright, come to the floor and speak for 30 hours. They will get tired of it pretty soon. See, right now they are filibustering things they actually vote for. So we had a couple of judges who got 100 to nothing and the Democrats filibustered and wasted time on the filibuster and then voted for these judges. It wasn't their opposition.
Boris: Why did they do that?
Paul: Petulence. Unhappiness. Mad. Sour grapes. They, they, they lost the election and they're unhappy. However I think there are times when you filibuster against things. So for example, I think no citizen should ever be kept or imprisoned in the United States without trial. The whole presumption of innocence is an incredibly important thing for our country and I'll filibuster against that. I'm willing to go to the floor and talk hours on end to try and defend something like that, if they said you couldn't practice your religion or I couldn't practice my religion as I see fit, those are things worth it. I think there is a role for the filibuster but maybe if you make people speak, there would be less of it.
Boris: There is a worry out there that if Democrats were to take the Senate, the Democrats would get rid of the rule and pass the legislation that the Democrat Party supports and the Republicans would be in a tough place, right?
Paul: Yeah, I think you have to look at it independent of that because I think if you look at it every bit of legislation as well this is what the Democrats would do so it's not so good so we should do it first. I don't think it is the best way to look at it. I'm open to saying we should look at the filibuster in the sense that people should have to speak. Maybe, there are certain motions, a couple of different motions that can be filibustered. Could we eliminate one of the motions and only have one filibuster instead of two filibuster votes because the Senate does move very slow. But I would warn people that who want big government and who want the government to intrude into their life are the majority in Washington. So if you make it easier for these people to pass things, you're going to get more controls in your life more controls in your business, and by and large Washington is not a good thing if you are trying to be left alone. Washington does too many things and if you make it easy for a simple majority, you may well regret it.
Boris: Interesting. I want to touch on two more topics as we wrap up. First, on Iran, the president recently pulled the United States out of the Iran deal. Not a treaty. He did not get the opportunity to vote on it as a treaty because President Obama didn't follow the right process. What is your stance on the president's decision and where it goes from now?
Paul: The first problem with the Iran agreement which I opposed the way it was created is that it gave all the money to Iran upfront. If we were going to have an agreement I would have parsed the money out slower over a multiyear period to try and help and aid with their compliance. I think they have complied with the nuclear agreement. They have not been willing to talk about ballistic missiles.
Boris: Or terrorism, right?
Paul: Right. I wouldn't have torn the agreement up. I would have tried to get a new agreement and I think the one thing that people who think tearing it up and starting over will be better, the mistake of that is that Iran does a lot of things in response to Saudi Arabia. There is an arms race in the Middle East between the two. There is a thousand year old war between the Sunni and Shia factions of Islam. We are now selling over $300 billion in weapons to Saudi Arabia. Iran reacts to that and Iran then tries to beef up their military, their ballistic missiles. If you want a ballistic missile treaty, if you want Iran to stand down, its going to have to include something that Saudi Arabia is willing to give on. If you don't do that I think Iran won't and until we realize that I don't think we are going to get anywhere. My fear is in ripping up the agreement, there will be no agreement. There will be sanctions again. But Iran will keep doing what they're doing. They won't change their behavior. So I would have been for adding a ballistic missile agreement on top of the existing agreement if we can get that, but I'm afraid we have taken a step backwards.
Boris: In terms of their nuclear program Israel has suggested and their have been reports that Iran has not scrapped the program. But you do believe that based on the information you have that Iran was in compliance with the deal?
Paul: All of the inspectors have gone in and have said they are in compliance. There haven't been any inspectors. These are independent folks who go in and know how to monitor sites. There hasn't been any indication that they have gone back. There is a danger now if the agreement is gone they very well may start up their centrifuges again. I think the knowledge once you have it, it is easy to get started again. That's my fear that they'll start back on the program and they'll kick out inspectors. We'll see what happens. It's a difficult situation and it's not that we condone anything Iran does but if we want them to do something different we have to figure out how to carrot and stick to get them to do what we want.
Boris: In terms of the stick are you in favor of strong sanctions on Iran now to make sure they do wrap down or get rid of their nuclear program?
Paul: I think the problem is they already were and we had an agreement. I think things are going to get worse now and I think sanctions actually are going to make it worse.
Boris: Okay, thank you so much. Thanks for joining us.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Boris Epshteyn formerly served as a Senior Advisor to the Trump Campaign and served in the White House as Special Assistant to The President and Assistant Communications Director for Surrogate Operations.


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Women: Peninnah, the Wife of Elkanah, in Her Jealous Taunting of Hannah
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Women: Property Rights of in Inheritance
Women: Property Rights of To Sell Real Estate
Women: Punishment for Seducing, when not Betrothed
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Women: Purifications of After Childbirth
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Women: Queen Candace
Women: Queen of Sheba
Women: Rachel, in Her Jealousy of Leah
Women: Rachel, in Stealing Images
Women: Rahab, in Her Harlotry
Women: Rebekah, in Her Partiality for Jacob, and Her Sharp Practice to Secure for Him Isaac's Blessing
Women: Religious Privileges of, Among Early Christians
Women: Required to Attend to the Reading of the Law of Moses
Women: Rules for Dress of Christian
Women: Ruth
Women: Sapphira, in Her Blasphemous Falsehood
Women: Sarah, in Her Jealousy and Malice Toward Hagar
Women: Silly, and Easily Led Into Error
Women: Social Status of in Persia
Women: Social Status of in Roman Customs
Women: Sold for Husband's Debts
Women: Solomon's Wives, in Their Idolatrous and Wicked Influence Over Solomon
Women: Spun
Women: Subtle and Deceitful
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Women: Taken Captive
Women: Tamar, in Her Adultery
Women: Tended Flocks and Herds
Women: The Cannibalistic Mothers of Samaria
Women: The Daughter of Herodias, in Her Complicity With Her Mother in Securing the Death of John the Baptist
Women: The Daughters of Lot, in Their Incestuous Lust
Women: The Midianite Woman in the Camp of Israel, Taken in Adultery
Women: The Philippian Christians
Women: The Shunammite Woman, Who Gave Hospitality to Elisha
Women: The Sodomites of the Southern Kingdom (Judah)
Women: The Widow Who Put Her Two Mite (Small Coins, Greek: Leptas) Into the Treasury
Women: The Woman Caught in the Act of Adultery and Brought to Jesus in the Temple
Women: Took Part in Ancient Worship
Women: Treated With Cruelty in War
Women: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To
Women: Vashti
Women: Veiled the Face
Women: Virtuous, Held in High Estimation
Women: Vows of
Women: Weaker than Men
Women: when Jealously Charged With Infidelity, Their Guilt or Innocence Was to be Determined by an Ordeal
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Women: Wicked: Commits Forgery
Women: Wicked: Full of Deceit and Licentiousness
Women: Wicked: Silly and Wayward
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Women: Widow of Zarephath, Who Fed Elijah During the Famine
Women: Wore Hair Long
Women: Worked in Fields
Women: Worshiped in Separate Compartments
Women: Zealous in Promoting Superstition and Idolatry
Women: Zipporah, in Her Persecution of Moses on Account of his Religious Obligations


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MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The state Senate has approved a bill that would expand definitions in state law of what constitutes illegal food stamp trafficking in Wisconsin. The Republican-backed proposal brings state law into line with the federal government's new expanded definition of food stamp trafficking. That refers to the illegal buying, selling or transferring of food stamp benefits for cash or other unlawful purposes. The Senate approved the bill on a 28-5 vote Tuesday. The measure passed the Assembly with bipartisan support in April. It now goes to Republican Gov. Scott Walker. Trafficking occurs in most cases when food stamp recipients sell their benefit cards online and in the open market and then apply for free replacements. About 15 percent of Wisconsin's population, or 850,000 people, received food stamp benefits in February.
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Suspects believed connected to 24 burglaries in St. Johns, Flagler, Volusia counties
After attempting to elude Flagler County Sheriff's deputies by driving 70 mph on Interstate 95 on two tires and two metal rims, a St. Augustine couple suspected of as many as two dozen burglaries was apprehended Monday in St. Johns County.
William Fulkerson, 36, of St. Augustine, and Carmen Kilgore, 28, who is a transient, were taken into custody after leading Flagler County officers on a chase through Palm Coast and eventually into the southern end of St. Johns County. They were finally stopped in Dupont Center on U.S. 1, just north of State Road 206 shortly after 12:30 p.m.
Fulkerson was booked into St. Johns County Jail on charges of felony fleeing and eluding a police officer and criminal mischief. Kilgore was being questioned by detectives. Both are facing additional charges.
The two are suspects in the Oct. 5 burglary of a home on Covington Lane in Palm Coast. A video of the break-in was issued by the Flagler County Sheriff's Office on Friday asking for the public's help in identifying the burglars.
According to a release by the Flagler County Sheriff's Office, deputies observed a vehicle matching the description of the SUV seen in the video. Around noon, Flagler County Sheriff's deputies attempted to stop the black SUV on North Parkview Drive in Palm Coast. The driver refused and fled from deputies on a route that snaked through Palm Coast at speeds of between 30 and 40 mph.
Deputies said initially the vehicle turned out of Parkview Drive onto Belle Terre Parkway, leading deputies north to Cypress Point Parkway to Walmart to Cypress Edge Drive and then turning onto Palm Coast Parkway eastbound until reaching the northbound ramp to I-95.
At one point, deputies attempted to deploy stop sticks on Cypress Edge Drive, causing damage to the two tires on the driver's side.
Despite the damage, the driver continued to flee from law enforcement officers. The vehicle was traveling at about 70 mph on the interstate on two rims and two tires.
St. Johns County Sheriff's Office public information officer Kevin Kelshaw said county deputies responded, but they were there to simply monitor the situation and offer assistance if needed.
Flagler County detectives are working with investigators from St. Johns and Volusia counties to clear up what is expected to be at least 24 burglaries, which the Flagler County Sheriff's Office release said took place in a three-county area during the last six months.
"Simply put: This couple made their living off stealing from other people," Flagler County Sheriff Donald W. Fleming said in a release.
Kelshaw would confirm that one of the two people stopped today are suspects in burglaries but could not say which one because of the ongoing investigations.
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Year: 2005
Duration: 72 min
IMDb: 5.9
Country: USA
Actors: Patrick Warburton, Tracey Ullman, Eartha Kitt
Former meddler Kronk has turned over a new leaf and now runs a bustling pizza parlor in an Incan village. When Kronk hears that his judgmental father, Papi, plans to visit, he scrambles to raise money to impress him. But when things go wrong, Kronk kicks into comical gear and discovers the true riches in life are his friends and being "true to your groove."


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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Clean Harbors Stadium, Buzzards Bay, Mass.
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Framingham State (3-2, 2-0 NEFC) 0 14 6 6 - 26
Massachusetts Maritime (2-2, 0-2 NEFC) 0 0 0 0 - 0
FRA: Melikke Van Alstyne 3 yd run (Jorge Cruz kick) 14:56 2nd
FRA: Van Alstyne 5 yd run (Mark Nunes kick) 0:29 2nd
FRA: Van Alstyne 2 yd run (kick blocked) 8:44 3rd
FRA: Van Alstyne 1 yd run (kick blocked) 14:57 4th
Attendance: 774
BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. -- Sophomore Melikke Van Alstyne (Salem, Mass.) rushed for 233 yards and four touchdowns to lead Framingham State to a 26-0 New England Football Conference Bogan Division victory over Massachusetts Maritime Saturday afternoon at Clean Harbors Stadium.
The visiting Rams (3-2, 2-0 NEFC Bogan) recovered their second fumble of the contest late in the opening quarter inside the host Buccaneers' (2-2, 0-2 NEFC) 25-yard line, and Van Alstyne gave Framingham State the only score it would need with a three-yard plunge on the first play of the second stanza and a 7-0 lead. The Rams extended that margin to 14-0 at the break by driving 80 yards in just four plays, capped by Van Alstyne's five-yard scoring scamper with 29 seconds to play in the half, and the visitors took advantage of a Massachusetts Maritime muffed punt inside the hosts' 2-yard line to set up Van Alstyne's third visit to the end zone from two yards out midway through the third quarter for a 20-0 advantage. Van Alstyne's one-yard plunge on the first play of the final stanza capped a 13-play, 58-yard drive that consumed over seven minutes of action and accounted for Framingham State's final score.
The Rams amassed 357 yards of total offense while holding the Buccaneers to just 132 total yards and only 38 on the ground, as Framingham State held the ball for over 40 minutes while forcing four total turnovers. Freshman quarterback Al Krasco (Medford, Mass.) completed 10-of-21 passes for 64 yards in his first collegiate start for the winners, who were paced defensively by junior James Muirhead's (Middleboro, Mass.) eight total tackles (seven solo).
Sophomore quarterback Mike Stanton (Quincy, Mass.) completed 10-of-24 passes for 88 yards in the setback for Massachusetts Maritime, which was led defensively by seniors Walter Butler (Bourne, Mass.) and Mike Bois (Lakeville, Mass.), who registered 12 and eight total tackles, respectively.
Massachusetts Maritime hosts Worcester State in a New England Football Conference Bogan Division match-up next Saturday afternoon at Clean Harbors Stadium that kicks off at Noon, while Framingham State hosts Fitchburg State in a New England Football Conference Bogan Division contest next Saturday afternoon at Maple Street Field in Framingham, Mass. that also kicks off at Noon.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – In its first attempt, the MIT women's basketball team placed 14th on the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll. The award, given at the NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA, and Junior College/Community College levels, recognizes programs that carry the highest grade point averages for the entire season based on the nomination submitted by WBCA-member head coaches.
The Engineers were the sole representatives from the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) to make the list with a 3.463 GPA. Additional qualifiers from the New England region were Emerson College and Elms College, which ranked third and 17th, respectively.
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Carnegie Mellon University paced the Division III squads with a 3.616 GPA while Centenary College (3.613), University of Redlands (3.566), and William Smith College (3.547) rounded out the top five. Click here to view the complete list of honorees.


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"The prison crisis is over in California," Gov. Jerry Brown proclaimed this week during a campaign to retake control of the correctional system from a panel of federal judges. It was a dramatic call, but unfortunately not the governor's to make. After decades of neglect during which Golden State prisons were packed to double their design capacity and the healthcare and mental health systems were judged so inadequate that they failed to pass muster under the U.S. Constitution, that judgment must now be made by federal courts, not state leaders.
Brown has good reasons for wanting to get the prison system out of federal control. The state is under an order to reduce its inmate population to 137.5% of the prisons' design capacity by the end of June. Despite herculean efforts to reduce the numbers, the state has little chance of meeting the deadline. A system that housed 161,000 inmates in 2007 now houses 119,000, but that's still 9,000 over the cap.
In its legal filings, the state makes a compelling case that it can't cut the additional 9,000 inmates without serious repercussions. For example, it could extend good-time credits to violent inmates who currently don't qualify for them — meaning, ultimately, that killers and other dangerous felons would be released earlier. Moreover, state officials claim that even if they adopt every proposed option, they still can't make enough reductions to meet the June deadline, so if it's not lifted, they will have no choice but to order the immediate release of inmates who haven't served their time and may represent a real risk to the public.


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