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Introducing a new weekly diary featuring Phillies pitcher Vance Worley, as told to beat reporter Ed Condran.
You can't miss Vance Worley when he is on the mound. The big, quirky member of the vaunted Phillies rotation sports those red goggles and, of course, there is the Mohawk. You can't miss Worley on the diamond. You would think that it wouldn't be so easy to identify Worley off the field. But that's not so. Worley is a magnet for fans. They can't get enough of him.
That's the way it is even though Worley often wears wrap-around shades, a hoodie and a ballcap.
However, 'Vanimal' is very accommodating. During spring training, I watched him sign for fans daily walking from the Phillies' clubhouse to the dugout. He even signed for fans while walking to his car after practice and games.
Worley could have avoided that by parking in the front of the complex, along with the other big guns. But Worley opted to take his car in the back, along with the minor leaguers.
Worley just craves his space. That's not unreasonable. That's why he's a little ticked off that some fan leaked where the sides of his head is shaved.


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When Would be the Right Time for Sony to Launch a PlayStation 5?
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While we're nowhere close to an announcement, it's safe to say that a new generation of video game consoles will one day be released, and the PlayStation 5 will most likely be one of them. In order to determine just when that release date should be, we can look to the past to guide our future. The individual lifespans for the previous PlayStation consoles (before the newer versions were released) were as follows:
PlayStation: 1994-2000 (six years)
PlayStation 2: 2000-2006 (six years)
PlayStation 3: 2006-2013 (seven years)
Based on those numbers, it's easy to say that the PS5 should be released in either 2019 or 2020, with the announcement coming earlier that respective year. However, we also have to take into consideration just why the previous PlayStations have had an average 6 year lifespan.
What Affects a Console's Lifespan?
The biggest factor is, of course, money. If PS4 sales are dropping (especially if that's due to a new higher-tech Xbox on the market), Sony better have a PS5 being worked on around the clock. If the numbers stay consistently high, though, Sony shouldn't be as bothered to release something new.
The second factor is technology. It's likely that the new generation of PlayStation will support 4K resolution out of the box and will feature the latest version of PSVR without having to buy a separate peripheral. The CPU, RAM, etc. will also need to be high enough to support bigger and more demanding titles, and until Sony can get that newer technology in a console-sized package for a decent price, they shouldn't be worried about a PS5 and instead focus on the so-close-to-being-confirmed PS4.5.
Is that Really What a PlayStation 5 Would Look Like?
If common sense is anything to go by, then yes. In order to compete with the PC (something which is getting easier and easier to do), consoles need to have comparable hardware that won't be outdated anytime soon. This hardware can't come at a high price, either- remember the outrage when the Xbox One was initially revealed to cost $499? It (among other Microsoft decisions) definitely hurt sales.
Inflation happens, of course, but a console has to remain somewhat affordable in order to sell. The trick for Sony, then, is to figure out a nice profit margin despite dealing with increasingly expensive tech... and because VR alone is so expensive and Sony seems to be banking on the fact that it's here to stay, they would be smart to have two versions of the PlayStation 5 released within a short period of time.
The first and more expensive version should be the fully-fledged PS5 complete with built-in VR and 4K and all that. The second should forego VR and perhaps not even feature a disc drive, instead allowing gamers to stream their titles ala PS Now (unless they can keep costs low without sacrificing the drive, of course).
So When Will We Get Our Hands on the PS5?
It's really anyone's guess at this point as to when the PS5 will be released and what it will look like, but we can be sure that it will happen one day, and a few educated guesses tell us that it will probably happen sometime in the next three or four years. The coming months and years will tell us even more, so here's what to look for in the future:
- If PSVR is a hit, the PS5 will likely include it in the box.
If the (rumored) PS4.5 sells well, we will likely see some of its features included in the PS5.
If PS4 sales continue to soar, a PS5 announcement isn't likely, unless
Xbox announces a new console, then the chances of a PS5 soon after are a bit higher.
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James Rook fue un militar irlandés nacido en Dublín alrededor de 1770 y fallecido después de resultar herido en la Batalla del Pantano de Vargas en la Nueva Granada (actual Colombia), el 28 de julio de 1819 haciendo parte de la legión británica que participó en la Campaña Libertadora de Nueva Granada.

Biografía

James Rooke se unió al ejército británico en el año 1791 y luchó en varias campañas contra Francia, alcanzando el rango de mayor para 1802. Rooke estaba bien relacionado y se hizo amigo personal del príncipe de Gales. Sin embargo en 1801 tuvo que vender la mayoría de sus propiedades para cancelar sus deudas, y se trasladó a Francia, que estaba entonces en paz con los Británicos. Cuando estalló de nuevo la guerra, las autoridades francesas apresaron a Rooke. Permaneció en prisión hasta su escape a principios de 1813 y se unió posteriormente al ejército del duque de Wellington en España. Rooke fue relevado del ejército cuando terminaron las hostilidades en 1814, pero cuando Napoleón Bonaparte regresó en 1815, fue reclutado nuevamente luchando en la batalla de Waterloo.

En 1816 se retiró de la armada británica y se trasladó a vivir a la isla de San Cristóbal y Nieves en el mar Caribe. Integró la legión británica en 1818 para apoyar la revolución independentista en la Nueva Granada dirigida por Simón Bolívar, y fue nombrado comandante de la legión británica en reemplazo del oficial Wilson.

En la Batalla del Pantano de Vargas, el coronel Rooke fue herido por metralla de artillería en el brazo izquierdo. Este se le tuvo que amputar, debido a la gravedad de la herida y cuando se lo desprendieron, lo alzó con su mano derecha y gritó en castellano, pero con un inconfundible acento inglés:

«¡Viva la Patria!»
El cirujano le preguntó en inglés:
«Which Country? Ireland or England?» (¿Cuál Patria?, ¿Irlanda o Inglaterra?)
Rooke meneó negativamente la cabeza y contestó:
«The Country which will bury me...» (La que me ha de dar sepultura...)

El Coronel Rooke murió días después de la amputación en un convento de Belencito, en el actual departamento de Boyacá, razón por la cual es recordado con mucho orgullo y aún se le rinde homenaje en Colombia; como uno de los artífices de la independencia de las actuales naciones suramericanas.

La viuda del coronel Rooke, la Sra. Anna Rooke, disfrutó de una pensión vitalicia y recibió una suma de dinero como indemnización, y gozó de los honores que le correspondían como la viuda del militar.

Homenajes

En el 2004 la Embajada Británica en Colombia organizó un homenaje en memoria del Coronel James Rooke. El embajador británico sir Thomas Duggin y autoridades del departamento de Boyacá, se reunieron en Paipa para conmemorar al militar. Se colocó una ofrenda floral al busto del Coronel, quien encabezó la legión británica en la Batalla del Pantano de Vargas.

El Ejército Nacional de Colombia, desde 1958, posee una unidad militar llamada Batallón de Infantería No 18 Coronel «Jaime Rooke», en la ciudad de Ibagué (a 150 km de Bogotá). Aparte de la estatua de bronce en el pantano de Vargas, existe otra en Belencito, en el monasterio donde falleció el 28 de julio y en la ciudad de Paipa un parque con el nombre del militar.
El Grupo Scout del Colegio Anglo Colombiano de Bogotá se llama James Rooke en su honor.

En el Colegio Colegio Colombo Británico de Cali, todos los estudiantes, desde infantes hasta los de diploma están divididos en cuatro casas: Canning, Ferguson, O´leary y Rook. Las casas están nombradas de acuerdo con los apellidos de cuatro grandes británicos que influyeron en la historia Colombiana. Una de ellas se llama Rook, justamente en honor a James Rooke

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Hasbrouck, Alfred. Foreign Legionnaires in the Liberation of Spanish South America (New York: Columbia University Press, 1928).
 Lambert, Eric. Voluntarios Británicos e Irlandeses en la Gesta Bolivariana (Caracas: Ministerio de Defensa, 1980-1993). Dos vol.
 Rodríguez, Moisés Enrique. Freedom's Mercenaries: British Volunteers in the Wars of Independence of Latin America (Lanham MD: Hamilton Books, University Press of America, 2006). Dos vol.

Fallecidos por heridas de combate
Rooke, James
Rooke, James
Rooke, James
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Rooke, James
Participación extranjera en la guerra de la Independencia colombiana
Nacidos en Dublín

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The effect that fragmentation has on performance varies. A table might be highly fragmented, but if it fits in memory, and the way it is accessed allows the pages to be cached, then the impact may be minimal. At the other end of the scale, a fragmented table may cause much more I/O to be done and can result in a significant performance hit if split rows are accessed frequently and the cost of extra I/Os is not reduced by caching.
Use the sa_table_fragmentation system procedure to obtain information about the degree of fragmentation of your database tables. Running this system procedure just once is not helpful in determining whether to defragment to improve performance. Instead, rebuild your database and run the procedure to establish baseline results. Then, continue to run it periodically over an extended length of time, looking for correlation between the change in its output to changes in performance measures. In this way you can determine the rate at which tables become fragmented to the degree that performance is impacted, and so determine the optimal frequency at which to defragment tables.


Implemented storing the 1CEStart.cfg configuration file for all users of computer (%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\1C\1CEStart directory or %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\1C\1CEStart for Windows Vista and higher). The installation program writes InstalledLocation and InstallComponents parameters to the configuration file for all users. Settings, performed in the start dialog, are written to local configuration file (of specific user).
When editing in Designer mode the LinkByType and ChoiceParemetersLink properties of configuration objects and managed form text box links to deleted attributes and fields are not displayed. Previously such links were displayed by string Error value. When creating a form on server in 1C:Enterprise mode links to unavailable or deleted attributes or text boxes are deleted.
In Designer mode setting common module properties Client (ordinary application), Client (managed application), External connection simultaneously with Server call is disabled.
The StandardProcessing parameter of the DragStart event has been renamed to Perform. Renaming was performed for the events of the following objects: form field extension for a calendar field, form field extension for a picture field, form field extension for a spreadsheet document field, form decoration extension for a picture, form table, table field, calendar field, picture field, spreadsheet document field.
Transaction, initiated by the system when reading objects, is opened only if at the beginning of reading the transaction is not opened yet.
Implemented using Usr and Pwd parameters of connection string, specified in default.vrd file, for authentication when creating a session. If the user name and password are both specified simultaneously in the run string of the client application and in the connection string of the default.vrd file, then connection string parameters are ignored and the run string parameters are used.
If a field, containing characteristic value, is disabled (or becomes unavailable) by functional options, then all characteristic fields, which values are stored in this field, become unavailable.
Report, running in the background, is terminated when report form is closed even if in the BeforeClose event handler of the report form the StandardProcessing parameter was set to False. Background job, executing the report, is terminated after executing the OnClose event handler of the report form.
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In the calendar implemented display of abbreviated day names for Vietnamese and polish interface languages.
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Changed display of links in the navigation panel of the auxiliary window. The command is displayed in bold if it is located in the Important group.
User message defining a specific row in the tabular section will be positioned in the same row after changing the order of rows in the tabular section. If the row, to which a message is connected, has been deleted, the message will appear attached to the form element that displays tabular section.
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Even though last week's menu plan didn't go completely as planned, it felt good to have some sort of plan in place when the dinner hour rolled around. Especially, since this past week was busier than usual.
This week, I have plenty to keep me busy around here, though, it will be slightly less hectic. We'll be preparing meals from our over-stocked pantry again this week. In hopes that soon I'll be able to fully close the doors on the pantry cabinets.
Hot dogs, mac 'n' cheese. Not a very healthy, or even creative meal, but we have some buns that need to be used.
Enchiladas. Last week, I made enchilada filling using some leftover Zesty BBQ Chicken. Even though it was just a small container of chicken, adding some cooked rice, a can of beans, some cheese and canned chilies, really bulked up the filling so much, I had enough filling to freeze for this week!
Chicken 'n' Dumpling Soup. On Sunday, I made Chicken 'n' Dumplings instead of Chicken Pot Pie. I was really in the mood for pot pie, but forgot to pick up the butter needed for the recipe we stopped to get milk and bread last week. That's okay, though, since we'll get another meal from the dumplings when I turn it into a soup.
Applesauce Chicken, sweet potatoes, green beans. Keeping up with the "easy" theme of the week with this simple crock pot chicken recipe!
Hamburgers, baked beans, corn on the cob, salad. The holiday weekend calls for summer barbecue type foods. While I'm really looking forward to soup and stew season, I'm always up for a big, juicy burger! Mmmmm!
I love planning my menu but I've felt stuck after having just come back from vacation. I need to get back into it!


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Argument: Targeted assassinations significantly disrupt terrorist organizations
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Booby-trapped cars and telephones increase the feeling among Palestinian militants that the long arm of the Israeli security forces reaches their most intimate surroundings. They become nervous and suspicious of collaborators who might live among them. A Palestinian journalist conveyed the atmosphere of fear and confusion in the Palestinian street after Shihada's killing: Booby-trapped cars and telephones increase the feeling among Palestinian militants that the long arm of the Israeli security forces reaches their most intimate surroundings. They become nervous and suspicious of collaborators who might live among them. A Palestinian journalist conveyed the atmosphere of fear and confusion in the Palestinian street after Shihada's killing:
- People are now looking for wanted men. They are stopping them in the middle of the street and will now begin asking for their identification before they enter a specific residential neighborhood. … No one feels safe. … How do you know who will be Shihada number two, and where the missile will come from? … Someone must have told the Shin Bet (GSS) that Shihada was visiting his house; that someone must live among us, and now everyone is looking for collaborators.[23] + [...]Assassinations of military leaders are traumatic events in the lives of their organizations, often leading to a change in organizational behavior. Commanders become extremely suspicious and cautious. They leave few traces of their whereabouts; restrict information about operational planning to small groups of secret keepers; and recruit new members more selectively. The paranoid environment in which terrorists operate reduces their effectiveness drastically. Trust is the bedrock of any human activity, including terrorism. Without it, the organization becomes disjointed; information cannot be disseminated; people do not feel part of a team; lessons are not learned properly.
- And they should. Despite the deep animosity toward Israel, many Palestinians are still willing to face the risk of the death penalty the PA imposes on collaborators and provide valuable information to the Israelis. In a society where more than half of the families live below the poverty line, one can always find people willing to collaborate with the enemy in exchange for money or other benefits. +
- Assassinations of military leaders are traumatic events in the lives of their organizations, often leading to a change in organizational behavior. Commanders become extremely suspicious and cautious. They leave few traces of their whereabouts; restrict information about operational planning to small groups of secret keepers; and recruit new members more selectively. The paranoid environment in which terrorists operate reduces their effectiveness drastically. Trust is the bedrock of any human activity, including terrorism. Without it, the organization becomes disjointed; information cannot be disseminated; people do not feel part of a team; lessons are not learned properly. +
Additionally, communication between the different cells breaks down. Following the killing of Musawi, Hizbullah squads began to maintain strict radio silence, preventing Israel from monitoring the organization's action. In the territories, Palestinian militants who fear Israeli eavesdropping refrain from using the telephone to communicate with each other. This leads to further confusion and misunderstandings. Such a dynamic has a cumulative, holistic, negative influence on the organization's effectiveness. The influence cannot be precisely measured or even assessed by empirical tools, but it is certainly profound." Additionally, communication between the different cells breaks down. Following the killing of Musawi, Hizbullah squads began to maintain strict radio silence, preventing Israel from monitoring the organization's action. In the territories, Palestinian militants who fear Israeli eavesdropping refrain from using the telephone to communicate with each other. This leads to further confusion and misunderstandings. Such a dynamic has a cumulative, holistic, negative influence on the organization's effectiveness. The influence cannot be precisely measured or even assessed by empirical tools, but it is certainly profound."
Debate:Assassination of a Dictator
Gal Luft. "The Logic of Israel's Targeted Killing". Middle East Quarterly. Winter 2003 - "Most important, claim the critics, there is no compelling evidence the killings are effective in reducing the terror menace.
This is exactly where they have it wrong. True, terror persists despite the assassinations, and the policy does have shortcomings. What is less apparent is the profound cumulative effect of targeted killing on terrorist organizations. Constant elimination of their leaders leaves terrorist organizations in a state of confusion and disarray. Those next in line for succession take a long time to step into their predecessors' shoes. They know that by choosing to take the lead, they add their names to Israel's target list, where life is Hobbesian: nasty, brutish, and short."
[...]To Terrorize a Terrorist
[...]the nature of Palestinian terror organizations is that they are secretive and compartmentalized. People hardly know each other. There are no headquarters, files, computers, radio equipment, or organizational memory. Removing one activist can handicap or destroy an entire cell, but removal of one cell does not necessarily bring down the entire organization.
Despite defiant Palestinian rhetoric, Palestinian activists' fear of being on Israel's target list is paralyzing, and that is exactly what Israel wants. Explained Sharon:
The plan is to place the terrorists in varying situations every day and knock them off balance so that they will be busy protecting themselves.[22]
While on the run, the Palestinian terrorist's energy is devoted to survival rather than to planning the next attack. The terrorist detaches himself from his close circle of friends and family and begins to live a fugitive's life. He is forced to spend each night in a different location, often sleeping in the open field. Hours each day are wasted looking for a safe haven to spend the coming night. Most difficult is the distance from his home and family. He knows that any contact with his wife or parents could cost him his life. Consequently, he is completely at the mercy of his confidants, not knowing which one of them might be an Israeli collaborator.
Booby-trapped cars and telephones increase the feeling among Palestinian militants that the long arm of the Israeli security forces reaches their most intimate surroundings. They become nervous and suspicious of collaborators who might live among them. A Palestinian journalist conveyed the atmosphere of fear and confusion in the Palestinian street after Shihada's killing:
[...]Assassinations of military leaders are traumatic events in the lives of their organizations, often leading to a change in organizational behavior. Commanders become extremely suspicious and cautious. They leave few traces of their whereabouts; restrict information about operational planning to small groups of secret keepers; and recruit new members more selectively. The paranoid environment in which terrorists operate reduces their effectiveness drastically. Trust is the bedrock of any human activity, including terrorism. Without it, the organization becomes disjointed; information cannot be disseminated; people do not feel part of a team; lessons are not learned properly.
Additionally, communication between the different cells breaks down. Following the killing of Musawi, Hizbullah squads began to maintain strict radio silence, preventing Israel from monitoring the organization's action. In the territories, Palestinian militants who fear Israeli eavesdropping refrain from using the telephone to communicate with each other. This leads to further confusion and misunderstandings. Such a dynamic has a cumulative, holistic, negative influence on the organization's effectiveness. The influence cannot be precisely measured or even assessed by empirical tools, but it is certainly profound."
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New campaign launched to keep youngsters off railway tracks
New figures from Network Rail and the British Transport Police has shown more people than ever are putting their lives at risk on the rail network by trespassing on the tracks in the south east region of England.
The research , which looks at data from the past five years, reveals that trespass incidents are at a record high in the area and nationally one person trespasses and puts their life at risk every hour.
There were 1,118 incidents where people risked their lives on railway tracks last year, which is a 17 per cent rise on the previous year. The study also highlights that young people aged between 18-25 are the most likely to take a risk on the tracks.
Those working in rail jobs know all too well that the rail network in the UK, despite being one of the safest in the world, is no place to play or mess around on.
Speaking to the Worthing Herald , Nicola Dooris, Network Rail's community safety manager, said: "Every April we see a huge rise in the number of people taking a risk on the rail network and it's worrying that these numbers seem to be going up.
"Britain has the safest railway in Europe, but still too many people lose their lives on the tracks.
"The dangers may not always be obvious but the electricity on the railway is always on and trains can travel up to 125 miles per hour, so even if they see you, they can't stop in time."
School programme launched
As a result of the increase in incidents on railway tracks and the rise of young people taking risks on the tracks, Network Rail have launched a schools engagement programme.
The new Tackling Track Safety programme will teach children about trespass hotspots and rail safety in the UK .
It will be rolled to over 100 schools across Britain and the scheme will involve sport to educate children about the dangers of the network.
Other studies have found that youth trespass is more prevalent in areas where there is higher socio-economic deprivation and now Network Rail has partnered with children's charity Barnardo's to deliver safety education in these specific areas.


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Employers prep for new marijuana law
Workplace policies to be reviewed
By: Thomas Franz in News Stories November 21, 2018
Following the passage of Proposal 1 in Michigan, employers are now faced with the prospect of deciding how to draw up policies related to the legalization of recreational marijuana use.
From addressing their workplace policies to drug screenings for potential employees, business attorneys with backgrounds in cannabis law have said the next year will be telling for how employers address the new marijuana-friendly environment in Michigan.
"I think the first check would be for language that relates to legal substances versus illegal," said Sara M. Moore, a management-side labor and employment attorney with Nemeth Law PC in Detroit. "If the policy states that they prohibit illegal drug use and if they also want to prohibit marijuana use, they're going to look at the language and make sure that marijuana is also covered."
Moore said that in addition to clearly written policies, companies will also have to make sure that individuals responsible for regulating and enforcing those policies are well-trained and prepared for marijuana-specific issues.
"There's a slight concern with marijuana because if you're testing and you are trying to identify whether somebody is using at work versus last weekend, you're going to need additional observation to identify when it took place," Moore said. "Some policies might need to be revised to incorporate a reasonable suspicion-type element to their testing policy."
Whereas rules for retail and commercial developments related to the selling of marijuana products will be put together over the next year, Moore said employers will still need to be ready with policies in place by early December as the use of marijuana will then be legal.
"The impact is going to take place sooner because the law will likely be in effect in early December so people will be able to use. Over the next year is when we will see the law prepared in Lansing for retail sales," Moore said.
The proposal permits employers to refuse to hire, discipline or take an adverse action against a person because of a violation of a drug policy or if an employee works under the influence of marijuana.
Therefore, Moore said any employers who want to maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward marijuana will still be able to do so.
Mark G. Morgan, director of compliance with Genesee Education Consultant Services, said one of those groups of employers to maintain marijuana-free policies will likely be school districts.
"If there's evidence of any of that (use or being under the influence of marijuana), we're going to reference our own policy which prohibits the use of that," Morgan said. "We would send them for a drug test and if it's positive, it would most likely result in termination."
Morgan said federal laws affecting transportation employees and the delivery of marijuana will still apply.
"There are Michigan school laws that prohibit drugs in the workplace and in the hands of students. Students or employees cannot bring this stuff or be under the influence of it in school or workplace," Morgan said.
Aside from employment law concerns, Alexander M. Leonowicz of Howard & Howard in Royal Oak discussed topics related to the commercial side of the marijuana proposal.
He said the proposal was written to piggyback off of the Medical Marihuana Facilities Licensing Act in terms of businesses wanting to sell to recreational users.
"Because they're going so slow on the MMFLA, it's going to be some time before you'll see individuals reapplying and going back through that system to get that additional permit for recreational uses," said Leonowicz, who leads the firm's Cannabis Industry Group. "I don't think you're going to see recreational product available for at least another six months."
Leonowicz said one way in which the new proposal will differ from the MMFLA will be that municipalities will have to opt out of allowing marijuana-selling businesses, as opposed to opting into the MMFLA program.
"With this new ordinance, cities need to say they will not permit the use of cannabis recreationally," Leonowicz said.
A 10-percent excise tax on marijuana sales will be distributed to municipalities, counties and schools, and used for roads, Leonowicz said. $20 million will also be put toward the research of medical cannabis effects on military veterans.
In terms of getting the product on the market, Leonowicz said there initially won't be enough product to meet demand because of the amount of documents that regulators have been requesting from business applicants.
"It's the way the laws are written with the disclosure requirements that these packets to submit for licenses are thousands of pages that someone has to review," Leonowicz said. "That's what I think is slowing the process down is the amount of information they're requesting from applicants. If that can be lessened, it will go quicker."
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A rapist dragged a woman off the street before subjecting her to a violent sex attack in his West Yorkshire flat after offering to help her get home from a night out.
By Tony Gardner
Tuesday, 30th June 2020, 6:00 am
Shaun Askham was jailed for five-and-a-half years after pleading guilty to raping the victim in his home in Pontefract town centre.
Leeds Crown Court heard Askham offered to help the woman when a taxi driver refused to take her home for being too drunk shortly after she left Big Fellas nightclub..
Askham, who lived in a flat above a different taxi firm nearby, told the woman he would help her get home and she agreed to go with him
Shaun Askham dragged a vulnerable woman into his flat in Pontefract town centre before raping her.
The 50-year-old led the woman towards a taxi booking office on Finkle Street but then pulled her into his home and violently raped her.
Rupert Dodswell, prosecuting, said Askham forced the woman onto the floor before ripping off her top and removing her trousers and shoes.
The prosecutor said the woman told Askham that she did not want to have sex with him but he "carried on regardless."
The woman gouged Askham's face with her fingernails as she tried to fight him off.
After the attack the woman grabbed her jacket and went to the taxi booking office below the flat.
Mr Doswell said the telephone operator at the taxi firm called police when she saw the woman in a distressed state with her clothes ripped.
The victim was shaking and crying and told the operator she thought Askham was going to kill her.
She suffered bruising to her neck, shoulders, arms and genital area during the incident.
The woman described in a victim statement how she feels as though her life has changed forever since the attack, which happened in January this year.
Askham denied raping the woman but pleaded guilty to the offence shortly before he was due to go on trial.
He has previous convictions for violence, dishonesty and driving offences.
Andrea Parnham, mitigating, said Askham, a fork lift truck driver, committed the offence when he was heavily in drink.
She added: "He is aware that he is facing an immediate custodial sentence of some length."
Judge Andrew Stubbs QC said Askham preyed upon the woman when she was in a vulnerable state.
He told the defendant: "There was only one purpose for that - so you could satisfy your sexual needs with her.
"Having got her to the flat, you did so in a violent way.
"Her victim statement tells me of her change in personality and the effect it has had on her everyday way of life.
"She simply, six months later, wants her old life back and realises that that may never happen."
Askham was told he must go on the sex offender register for life.


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Republicans' long-held plans to repeal Obamacare are again in serious doubt, with no clear timetable for a Senate vote following the surprise news that John McCain will be out as he recovers from surgery.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) shelved a vote planned for this week following the disclosure of McCain's procedure, which leaves the GOP clearly short of support to advance the bill. McConnell's office could give no new schedule for the vote, and most on Capitol Hill are waiting for a pathology report to assess how long it will be before McCain returns after undergoing surgery to remove a blood clot from above his eye.
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Privately Republicans said the delay could be as little as a week as McCain recovers in Arizona, though others worried it could stretch for several weeks and jeopardize the entire repeal effort.
Whether the bill would advance even if McCain was in Washington is another question altogether, as the Arizona senator is one of more than half a dozen undecided Republicans, any one of whom could tank the bill.
The two GOP senators who publicly oppose the current draft of the legislation, conservative Rand Paul of Kentucky and centrist Susan Collins of Maine, appeared on several Sunday morning news shows to rain on the bill's prospects. Both sounded doubtful that the bill would have advanced this week on a procedural vote even with McCain present.
"It would be extremely close," Collins said on ABC's "This Week." "I would estimate that there are about eight to 10 Republican senators who have deep concerns, but how this would all translate out I'm not certain. And I never underestimate Leader McConnell's skills."
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Asked on "Fox News Sunday" if McConnell has the support of at least 50 Republicans needed to begin debate on the bill, Paul answered bluntly: "I don't think right now he does." He said on CBS'S "Face the Nation" that the longer the bill's consideration drags on, the less conservatives will like it.
If one more skeptical senator comes out against the bill, McCain absence would be moot.
And the fatal blow could come as soon as Monday, when the Congressional Budget Office is expected to release its analysis of Republicans' latest plan. Several wavering GOP senators have said they are waiting to hear from the non-partisan agency before announcing their position.
The CBO projected that 22 million fewer Americans would have health insurance over a decade and that premiums would initially rise sharply for some people under Senate Republicans' previous plan. McConnell was forced to delay a vote on the bill last month after it was clear he lacked the votes to pass it.
McConnell's chief deputy, Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas, suggested the vote's timing would be based on McCain's return.
"As soon as we have a full contingent of senators, we'll have that vote. It's important we do so," Cornyn said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Health care is hard. And we know that. But we have no choice."
He said if the bill fails this summer, the GOP will "keep trying" on a solution but acknowledged the party may have to come up with a "different plan."
McConnell revised the bill after intense negotiations last week in an attempt to win more votes. He included a divisive amendment from Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) that would allow the sale of cheap health plans that lacked Obamacare consumer protections as long as Obamacare-compliant plans were still sold by insurers.
Some Republicans doubted that the CBO would have time to analyze the complex amendment before a vote this week; the delay may give the non-partisan budget-crunchers sufficient time to figure out how the proposal would affect premiums and insurance coverage.
McConnell's latest draft also left in place some of Obamacare's tax increases, plowed $70 billion more into lowering premiums, allowed pre-tax dollars to pay for insurance premiums and delivered $45 billion to fight opioid addiction.
The White House has also been increasingly engaged in the whip process — and hasn't given up on Collins and Paul either. Paul has spoken to Trump about health care recently, while Collins has heard from Trump's chief of staff, Reince Priebus.
The Trump administration's top Medicaid official, Seema Verma, spent the weekend trying to persuade governors and senators that those changes will blunt the reductions in Medicaid spending and the phase-out of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion under the "Better Care Reconciliation Act."
"BCRA includes the funding states need to provide healthcare freedom and choices for people whose only option under ACA was Medicaid," Verma said in a statement Sunday.
Yet those additions have not yet garnered the support of 50 votes to even start debate on the bill and have not convinced wavering GOP governors like Brian Sandoval of Nevada, who is advising Sen. Dean Heller (R-Nev.) on the bill. Heller is the most vulnerable GOP senator up for reelection next year and his opposition to the previous version helped delay last month's vote.
"I am struggling to validate the numbers that are being presented to me by the administration versus what I'm hearing from independent [experts]," said Sandoval at a governors' conference in Rhode Island.
Cruz signed on to the latest version after his amendment was included, but a number of Republicans remain undecided on voting to advance the legislation, including: Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Rob Portman of Ohio, Mike Lee of Utah, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, John Hoeven of North Dakota, Jeff Flake of Arizona, McCain and Heller.
Moderate Republicans still worry about the Medicaid cuts, while conservatives complain that not enough of Obamacare would be dismantled. And any major changes to the bill to mollify critics could squeeze out votes on the right or in the center.
In his weekend address, President Donald Trump insisted that things were moving his way: "We are very, very close to ending this healthcare nightmare. We are so close."
Paul and other conservatives — and occasionally the president himself — have suggested that the GOP should move back to a repeal of the health care law and then figure out the replacement later if McConnell's latest draft falls flat.
But such a plan almost certainly cannot pass the Senate, despite being supported by almost all GOP lawmakers just two years ago.
On "Fox News Sunday," Michael Needham, president of the conservative Heritage Action for America, estimated there are 20 votes at most for full repeal of Obamacare.
"The Republican Party wasn't serious about repealing," Needham said.
While McConnell and his leadership team hunt for votes this week on health care, action on the floor will focus on other, potentially less controversial issues.
The Senate may consider an extension of Food and Drug Administration user fees as well as lower level nominees while McCain is out, according to Republicans. The Senate may also try to raise the debt ceiling; Trump administration officials have urged Congress to extend the government's borrowing limit by the end of this month. A massive defense policy bill is also possible, though the absence of McCain, the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman, makes that less likely.
McConnell canceled two weeks of the August recess last week as GOP senators grew antsy at the swelling workload. That leaves the Kentucky Republican the option of bringing up the health care bill in August if McCain is able to return and they can find the votes to pass it.
Jennifer Haberkorn and Rachana Pradhan contributed to this report.
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The bantam team suffered along the same fate as the 02 team did last season. It was the offense where the Jr. Sting struggled as their defense and goaltending led them to allow just 84 goals, the same amount as the first place London Jr. Knights. Unfortunately, Lambton averaged just over two goals per game and they weren't able to overcome their offensive struggles.
There are lots of changes for the upcoming season for Lambton. The Jr. Sting will welcome eight new skaters to their club including five new forwards. Nicholas Medeiros will return and will be leaned upon heavily to continue to improve the offense of the club. Bradyn Santavy is another returning forward who should contribute with some reliable offense. Lambton will also be bringing in Kyle Pizzey from Elgin-Middlesex and three forwards from the AA Jr. Knights, which produced top 10 Alliance skater Quinton Pepper last season.
The big loss for Lambton is on the blue line as Christian Kyrou moved on to the Chiefs for this season. With the loss of Kyrou, there will be added responsibilities given to the likes of Wesley Brooks and Matthew Moore. Speaking of added responsibilities, the goaltending duo of Matt Brazeau and Layton Draper was fairly under rated as bantam and will be tested and given the chance to solidify their spot in the association with their play this year.
I'm always skeptical of teams that have massive turnover as you never know how long it will take to gel. Having five new players who played together last year will help ease the transition. Lambton will really need to pump their offense to keep up with some of the potent scoring teams in the Alliance. With that said, the defense could be enough to keep the Jr. Sting in contention for a playdown spot down the stretch.
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Reviews in Short: August 2022
Here's the best way to approach a popcorn movie like Uncharted: You switch off your brain and hope the film doesn't drag, that the special effects are fun, and that the lead actors are amusing. Forget about plot and logic. The flick can be stupid; it cannot be boring.
That's my excuse for enjoying Uncharted, starring Mark Wahlberg, Tom Holland, and Sophia Ali as squabbling, globetrotting treasure hunters.
The climax features helicopters lifting two ancient ships out of the ocean and into the air and … it's one of the most ridiculous things I've seen on the screen. But it wasn't boring. Release: 2022 Grade: B-
The one missing element that prevents Uncharted from achieving classic guilty-pleasure status is movie-star skin. That's a shame because Sophia Taylor Ali is in the film. As consolation, here is Sophia in a butt-revealing scene from The Wilds:
The Deep House
The Deep House has a brilliant premise: a young scuba-diving couple explores an underwater haunted house — and all hell breaks loose.
The French-produced, English-language horror flick also boasts impressive direction. Much of it was filmed in a large water tank, into which sections of the artificial house were lowered. The payoff is one creepy shot after another.
Unfortunately, what (ahem) sinks the movie are its annoying protagonists. The boyfriend is exceedingly arrogant and condescending; his lady friend is cowardly and stupid. Much of their dialogue is insipid. I wanted the haunted house to get them both.
I give Deep House an A for effort, but because of those irritating leads and a few script issues, I give the movie itself: Grade: B- Release: 2021
Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum play, respectively, a romance novelist and a book-cover model who find themselves hunting for treasure on a tropical island. Love and thrills and silliness ensue.
If that sounds a bit like Romancing the Stone, with a dash of The African Queen tossed into the mix, I'm certain the effect was intentional. Lost City, alas, falls short of those earlier romantic-comedies because often it's just too darned silly for its own good. Tatum's male model, for example, comes off more like a developmentally challenged adult than a quirky charmer.
But Brad Pitt is hilarious in a supporting role. Release: 2022 Grade: B-
Bullock eyeballs Tatum's taters. Which begs the question: Does his ass make an appearance in all of his movies?
Reviews in Short: June 2022
My goodness. There sure are a lot of liberal snowflakes masquerading as "film critics" at Rotten Tomatoes. Their verdict on Dashcam star Annie Hardy — both the character she plays and the character she is — is near unanimous. Here are a few excerpts:
Clearly, they disapprove of Hardy. Even when they approve of the movie itself.
Perhaps I'm just a contrarian, or maybe I enjoy a movie heroine who sticks it to the (woke) mob, but I had no problem with Hardy. Playing a Yank in England who gives a ride to the wrong woman, Hardy is foul-mouthed and crass. But she's also clever and amusing. In fact, she's the best thing about the movie, which is otherwise just another routine live-stream/cellphone-cam exercise in cheap thrills. The plot makes no sense and the director substitutes frenzy and gross-outs for genuine suspense and scares.
But to those RT critics, Hardy commits the unpardonable sins of mocking liberals, smoking cigarettes, and belittling virus lockdowns. And masks. And vaccines. She likes Trump. She kicks demon ass.
I liked this girl. Release: 2021 Grade: B-
As I watch most modern horror movies, I activate my mental timer. How long before this film falls apart? Right off the bat? In the middle? Not until the end? I'm counting because almost all of them go bad, eventually.
There is good news about The Night House, starring Rebecca Hall as a widowed woman who experiences ghostly phenomena at her lake house. The story doesn't collapse until the final act. Most of the film is creepy and — miracle of miracles — does not insult the intelligence. Also, Hall is quite good as the prickly, plucky widow enduring grief and strange visions.
The bad news is that the film's denouement, praised or soft-pedaled by many critics, is annoying claptrap. It's kitchen-sink nonsense in which the viewer is forced to reach his or her own conclusion. Was it ghosts? An alternate universe? A serial killer? Occult forces? All of the above?
I call the ending a cop-out. Or "nothing" much. Release: 2021 Grade: B-
This follow-up to Kenneth Branagh's Murder on the Orient Express has a bigger budget and a longer run-time than its predecessor. Not a good thing, on either count.
Apparently, most of the budget went to special effects, rather than actual location filming in Egypt. Again, not a good thing. The movie often drags. Need I mention that's not a good thing?
Branagh again plays Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot, this time charged with solving murders on a steamer in the Nile near Egypt's famed, ancient landmarks. But Branagh sacrifices something that exists in earlier screen versions of the Christie novel — a sense of fun — in service of a more somber tone and a modern obligation to address racism, sexism, classism, and any other "isms" I might be forgetting. Release: 2022 Grade: B-
Armie Hammer, left, with Gal Gadot and her ribs (sorry)
You sit down to watch a horror movie. The director wants to scare you. You know he wants to scare you. The director knows that you know that he wants to scare you. All this knowledge … and yet he still manages to scare you. That's the sign of a filmmaker who knows what he's doing.
A Quiet Place Part II is that rarest of sequels, a follow-up that's just as good as the original. Dad is dead in this one, so it's up to Emily Blunt and her brood to battle the aliens. It's just a continuation of the first movie, but who cares when it's done this well? Release: 2021 Grade: B+
The good news: The "meta" aspect of the Scream franchise hasn't grown stale in this fifth installment of the series. Also, it's still amusing when the filmmakers wink at us by anticipating, and then subverting, our expectations. (There's someone behind the refrigerator door! No, there isn't! Yes, there is!)
The bad news: The actual killings and plots have gone stale. They simply aren't very original or scary. Release: 2022 Grade: C+
Reviews in Short: April 2022
Director Dave Franco's The Rental is a flawed movie. It's a "slow-burn" thriller, and slow-burn is often code for "boring until something finally happens." The plot is predictable and the last act, in which something finally does happen, is not particularly original.
But all of that is nitpicking. The Rental, in which two couples encounter terror at a beach house, is more than anything else skillfully done. The "slow" scenes are absorbing, seductive, and creepy. There is at least one truly scary bit.
There's a reason that suspense films — unlike, say, romantic comedies or many dramas — are considered a director's medium. The acting and story can be serviceable, but if the movie works, it's because the dude behind the camera knew what he was doing. Release: 2020 Grade: B+


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Alfredo Jiménez Ramírez (* 5. September 1951 in Mexiko-Stadt; † 27. Dezember 2022 in Monterrey), auch bekannt unter dem Spitznamen El Alacrán (dt. Der Skorpion), war ein mexikanischer Fußballspieler auf der Position eines Stürmers.

Laufbahn
Jiménez begann seine Profikarriere 1970 beim CF Monterrey, bei dem er bis 1975 unter Vertrag stand und lediglich während der Saison 1972/73 auf Leihbasis für Deportivo Toluca spielte. Im Sommer 1975 wechselte er ausgerechnet zum Lokalrivalen UANL Tigres, mit dem der Clásico Regiomontano ausgetragen wird. Gleich in seiner ersten Saison 1975/76 mit den Tigres gewann El Alacrán den Pokalwettbewerb. Unmittelbar nach diesem Triumph wechselte Jiménez zum Hauptstadtverein CD Cruz Azul, bei dem er die nächsten beiden Spielzeiten verbrachte. 1978 kehrte er zu den Tigres zurück und beendete dort seine Laufbahn 1981.

Zwischen 1971 und 1977 absolvierte El Alacrán 22 Einsätze für die mexikanische Fußballnationalmannschaft, bei denen er sechs Tore für "El Tri" erzielte.

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Bei seinen späteren Vereinszugehörigkeiten war Alacrán Jiménez sprichwörtlich "zur falschen Zeit am falschen Ort". Denn während seiner letzten Saison bei Cruz Azul (1977/78) gewannen die Tigres (zum ersten Mal überhaupt) die mexikanische Fußballmeisterschaft. Unmittelbar nach seiner Rückkehr zu den Tigres gewann Cruz Azul zweimal in Folge den Meistertitel (1978/79 und 1979/80) und in der ersten Saison nach Beendigung seiner Laufbahn in Reihen der Tigres gewannen diese in der Saison 1981/82 ihren zweiten Meistertitel. Ein Erfolg, der Alacrán Jiménez zeitlebens verwehrt blieb.

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 Mexikanischer Pokalsieger: 1976

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