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If you've ever been curious about costume design for movies and plays like I have, then today is your lucky day. I couldn't pass on the opportunity to interview Irish blogger Niamh McKeever, a young professional in the film and theatre industry breaking into wardrobe styling and costume design. You may remember Niamh (pronounced "Eve" with an "N" for the non-Irish) was recently featured in my Fashion meets Interior Design series, which was fantastic. Now she's back today to share a bit about her career in the wardrobe and costume world.
Jacquin: Tell us about your average day while doing costume design on location in Mexico recently. Were you working on a film, play, or another project altogether?
Niamh: I was working in a beautiful historical ton of San Miguel three hours for Mexico city. It was an exciting project directed by Dorothy Lyman and my second time working on Ms Lymans productions. The play I worked on titled "Enemy", was centered around the discovery of water contamination. It was a hard task as this was my first big production. I had seven cast members to dress in addition to being in a town that spoke very little English. I was fortunate enough that most actors had a strong wardrobe already, so we worked around that. I loved the challenges I faced on this particular costume job. I learned so much.
Jacquin: Do you and the costume design team consider the characters of the story when developing each person's costume?
Niamh: This project was very different to anything I have worked on. Before this I had done small styling jobs by myself or bigger productions such as Jessica Jones and Woody Allen's 2015 Summer Project, in which I was directed and very much guided through the process. With "Enemy" I was really on my own and it was my first time having to break down a script, which was a great learning opportunity.
and prepared you to work in the costume design industry?
Niamh: It's funny that I am doing costumes and pursuing this as a career. I never planned it, it just happened. When I was in Ireland studying in the National College of Art and Design, I opted to do graphic design thinking it was a less competitive career path. I was sadly mistaken, but ultimately realized I truly wanted to be a designer. I decided not to let self doubt stand in my way and here I am today.
there that have inspired and impacted its viewers. I love that moment when you're watching a performance or movie and you have an imitate reaction to the character the actor is embodying. I feel costumes play a huge role in developing that relationship and bond between the viewer and character. It's subconscious, but it is still there.
Previous costume production project Niamh McKeever worked on.
Jacquin: Did you get to work on-set or was most of your work done off set?
Niamh: Every job is different. I am still in between production and the costume department. For Woody Allen's production I was only onset once, but most of my days were spent running around the city dropping of garments, organizing rooms full of gowns, and other off set duties. With this production ("Enemy"), I was my own boss but a part of a smaller team. I was pretty much everywhere from the threatre to local shops to conducting fittings with actors.
Jacquin: What components are involved in costume design?
Niamh: On a big production such as film, you will have at least forty people working in the costume and wardrobe departments, and I have worked in both departments. For costumes, that is usually always based on stage where costumes are prepped for episodes. From the work of seamstresses, to buyers, interns and the designers themselves, this is where everything is planned in great detail for production. For wardrobe, we work on location dressing the actors and background. Both jobs are very different but extremely fun.
When most people think of "costume design" for film and threatre, they think of someone hand creating every garment for the production (which it sometimes can be), but it is much broader than that. Working in a production's costume department involves budgeting materials, as sometimes costumes are purchased from costume houses from across the world. It also involves styling outfits and accessories for the actors and actresses. As of now, all my jobs have been style based and pulling looks together to create the character from the script. However, I am returning to Ireland and I am excited to start my next venture into dress making.
Jacquin: What was your favorite thing about living in Mexico temporarily? Did you find any great fashion additions while there?
Niamh: Mexican fashion is so beautiful and ornate. I didn't go to crazy shopping while living there, but it is very easy to do so. I saw so many talented local designers, but my favorite had to be Recreo by American designer Charlie Coleman. Recreo is based in Mexico and was inspired by Mexican heritage combined with Charlie's own creative flare. My favorite shopping find in Mexico was the Coral cashmere tweed Alejandra wrap.
Jacquin: What was the best thing you learned while working on this production in Mexico?
Niamh: I feel I've learned a lot while living in Mexico. I was working with very talented actors, but there were some challenges along the way. In this case the actors were far apart in look from the characters they were playing. Different body types can also be a challenge many designers face and I faced, as well. One of the actors had a muscle disease which made him unable to hold his shoulders up. He was playing a politician, which required an outfit with structure, but it was difficult because nothing would sit on his shoulders. Thankfully in the end we figured out a solution and everyone looked amazing! I also experienced that when going to work a job in another country like this, it is very beneficial to learn the relevant languages. It's also important to have respect for and acknowledge the local culture of the community you are working in.
Learn more about Niamh on her recent "Fashion meets Interior Design" blog feature or over at her stylish fashion blog, Lawless.


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General Keith Alexander, the soon-to-be departed chief of the NSA, admitted Thursday in front of a congressional committee that the massive intelligence agency may be open to extracting less, or more targeted metadata from communication companies.
Classified documents leaked last summer by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed that the intelligence agency currently compels at least three major telephone providers – Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T – to turn over call information on millions of Americans. Among that information, known as metadata, is the duration of the call, the time the call was made, who the phone call was to, and where it originated.
Snowden disclosed a trove of secret information about US intelligence activity to the press, but the collection of phone metadata has been perhaps the most controversial, in part because of its sheer breadth.
Senator Carl Levin (D-MI) was among those hoping to find more when, at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, he asked Alexander how the metadata is collected and stored.
"Chairman, I think there are three options that you put on the table," Alexander replied. "You mentioned the government holding it, the ISPs holding it. I think there is yet another option where we look at what data you actually need and only get that data.
"Can we come up with a capability that just gets those that are predicated on a terrorist communication? I think you have those three options that I've put on the table," he continued. "Those are three of the ones that I think need to be clearly discussed and the merits from both sides, they have pros and cons on the agility that you would have with the program."
Alexander was referring to possible reforms to the NSA set forth by US intelligence and law enforcement leaders earlier this week. US President Obama, who has said he is open to reforming the surveillance programs after public scrutiny, tasked the attorney general and other administration officials to propose theories on how the phone metadata collection program could remain in use.
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Alexander's testimony seemed to indicate that the scenario the administration is taking most seriously is leaving the trove metadata with the phone company, with the NSA only forcing the company to handover information about numbers thought to be involved in a web of terrorism.
It's impossible to guess exactly what Alexander's intentions are, though, because of the general's reputation as a surveillance hawk. One unnamed intelligence source told the Washington Post in 2013 that Alexander organized the mass collection of Iraqi telecommunication information as a measure against terror attacks on US troops there. That official implied that Alexander had brought the same approach stateside.
"Rather than look for a single needle in the haystack, [Alexander's] approach was, 'Let's collect the whole haystack,'" he said. "Collect it all, tag it, store it…And whatever it is you want, you go searching for it."
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Qualcomm expects to deal with the Fair Trade Commission of Taiwan
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The legal department in Qualcomm works on some level in recent years, has been raised several lawsuits against the company by Apple, and has been fined by the Fair Trade Commission Korean $ 927 million USD, while it has been fined by the European Commission in the amount of 1.2 million USD.
Now able to the American company at least stop to deal with the Fair Trade Commission of Taiwan. The dispute began in the year 2017 the total fine imposed on Qualcomm at the time of about 778 million USD because Qualcomm refuses to sell processors, the chips were their own manufacturers for devices that do not agree to the terms of the license patents for specific. In addition, Qualcomm is offering a discount for a supply of chips season exclusively for iPhone.
In the end, instead of the payment of 778 million USD, Qualcomm was fined only $ 93 billion USD the company pledged to invest $ 700 million in Taiwan over the next five years. Furthermore, the Taiwanese authorities to buy Qualcomm to conduct business as usual by charging a fee based on the price of each smart phone.
However, the company will be forced America to submit two annual reports to the Commission Taiwan to ensure the integrity of the deals to license the patent, and there will be also a need to provide patent licenses to its competitors before competing against in court. As expected, I think competitors Qualcomm, including MediaTek Inc. the decision of the Commission of the Taiwanese, because they think that " will have a negative impact on the networks of the fifth generation in Taiwan, thus damaging the competitive world of Taiwan ".
To return to the amount you pledged Qualcomm reinvest in Taiwan. The company will establish Facilities for new manufacturing and will work closely with the universities of Taiwan and startups bring technology to the networks of the fifth generation to the country.
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Justia › US Law › Case Law › Federal Courts › Courts of Appeals › Second Circuit › 1948 › United States v. Spagnuolo
United States v. Spagnuolo, 168 F.2d 768 (2d Cir. 1948)
US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit - 168 F.2d 768 (2d Cir. 1948)
168 F.2d 768 (1948)
SPAGNUOLO.
No. 285, Docket 20992.
Circuit Court of Appeals, Second Circuit.
June 23, 1948.
*769 Joseph Aronstein, of New York City, for defendant-appellant.
Roy M. Cohn, Asst. U. S. Atty., of New York City (John F. X. McGohey, U. S. Atty., and Robert Mitchell and Bruno Schachner, Asst. U. S. Attys., all of New York City, on the brief), for plaintiff-appellee.
Before AUGUSTUS N. HAND, CLARK, and FRANK, Circuit Judges.
CLARK, Circuit Judge.
The defendant attacks his conviction below particularly because of asserted failure to prove his possession of the distilled spirits which were discovered with only counterfeit revenue stamps upon them, in violation of 26 U.S.C.A.Int.Rev.Code, § 2803(a, g). Upon the trial to the jury the principal witness for the prosecution was one Howard Johnson, a bartender, who testified that some months before the day in question he had bought liquor of a man who was accompanied by the defendant, and that the seller had given him a telephone number to use for further orders. On June 6, 1947, Johnson telephoned an order to this number. It was established by other witnesses that about 11 a. m. a man arrived at 940 St. Nicholas Avenue, Manhattan, the apartment house where Johnson lived, and asked the elevator operator if he could leave a package on the elevator for Johnson. Being directed, however, to the office of the apartment house, he went there and was given permission by Mrs. Lewis, a building employee, to leave the package in the office. Later she saw two packages wrapped in brown paper on the floor. Shortly before noon Johnson left his apartment and found the defendant in front of the house. Defendant told Johnson that "he had the whiskey" and that it was "inside." Johnson told the defendant to wait while he got the money to pay for it. Johnson then went to meet two Alcohol Tax Agents, with whom he had made prearrangements, at a nearby bar and grill, where he pointed out the defendant to them. One agent detained defendant while the other went into the house, was referred by the elevator operator to the office, and at the office was shown by Mrs. Lewis the two packages in question. These being opened were found to contain twelve bottles of Scotch with no stamps upon them other than counterfeits.
This was substantial evidence of control, and hence possession, of the liquor and of the commission of the charged crime. In addition, there was other evidence, partially corroborative of it, and no evidence inconsistent with the normal conclusions which the jury obviously drew from the testimony. Though both the elevator operator and Mrs. Lewis failed to identify the defendant because they had taken no particular notice of the person who delivered the packages, nevertheless they concurred in saying that this person was white (as is the defendant) and that all the tenants in the apartment building were colored. While the Agents were taking the defendant to the station house, he took a handkerchief from his pocket and with it a piece of paper, upon which were Johnson's address and telephone number. The defendant offered no evidence.
*770 Defendant now asserts error in the court's denial of his various motions to remove the case from the jury and in the court's charge submitting the case to the jury on the evidence. He makes several arguments, all directed to the issue of the sufficiency of the evidence, asserting that there was a failure "to establish the corpus delicti," that there was "no substantial evidence to support the verdict," that there was a failure to establish knowing and willful possession of untaxed spirits, and that there was error in the court's statement that there was "direct evidence" upon which the jury could base a verdict. The latter happens to be a misinterpretation of the charge where the court was defining a natural, even if obvious, distinction between circumstantial and direct evidence and stating the jury's duty to consider both types of evidence as present in the case. But as we have so often pointed out, there is no such differentiation in types of evidence and no such requirement of degrees of quantum of proof as is indicated in the defendants' contentions. It is true, of course, that the elements of the crime must be proven, though it helps little to shroud this requirement with a Latin phrase. But once the court concludes that there is a sufficient basis in the evidence for reasonable men to draw natural inferences of facts establishing the crime, the function of deciding upon the facts then rests with the jury and the court cannot properly take the case from it or limit its powers by trying to state conditions or quanta of proof or by using such expressions as that each element of the case must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt or every reasonable hypothesis of innocence must be excluded. There are no such requirements. True, of course, the jury must be warned that there must be proof of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt; but this "operates on the whole case, and not on separate bits of evidence each of which need not be so proven; and it cannot be accorded a quantitative value other than as a general cautionary admonition." United States v. Valenti, 2 Cir., 134 F.2d 362, 364, certiorari denied Valenti v. United States, 319 U.S. 761, 63 S. Ct. 1317, 87 L. Ed. 1712. See also United States v. Feinberg, 2 Cir., 140 F.2d 592, 154 A.L.R. 272, certiorari denied 322 U.S. 726, 64 S. Ct. 943, 88 L. Ed. 1562, a ruling which, indeed, we have frequently repeated. United States v. Greenstein, 2 Cir., 153 F.2d 550; United States v. Picarelli, 2 Cir., 148 F.2d 997, certiorari denied 326 U.S. 722, 66 S. Ct. 27, 90 L. Ed. 427; United States v. Cohen, 2 Cir., 145 F.2d 82, 84, certiorari denied 323 U.S. 799, 65 S. Ct. 553, 89 L. Ed. 637; United States v. Andolschek, 2 Cir., 142 F.2d 503. Here the charge was quite appropriate, and the evidence ample to sustain the conviction. United States v. Perillo, 2 Cir., 164 F.2d 645.
The defendant objects to several rulings admitting evidence; but his objections below, when made at all, were so general, and his arguments in his brief to us are so vague, that we do not find it easy to understand the legal basis of all his assertions of error. In such a pass we should have difficulty in any event in discovering error. But upon examination we find that in one case the court ordered the evidence stricken before it had advanced to any point of importance, while in the others the evidence seems to us quite clearly admissible.
The evidence as to Johnson's previous purchase of liquor from a seller accompanied by the defendant does not necessarily show a crime, since we do not know whether or not that whiskey was in containers without the proper revenue stamps. Even if it was, it was perfectly admissible here, in view of its very close connection and background for the present series of events, which of course brought the defendant into the picture through the use of the telephone number then given Johnson. United States v. Sebo, 7 Cir., 101 F.2d 889, 891; United States v. Turley, 2 Cir., 135 F.2d 867, certiorari denied Burns v. United States, 320 U.S. 745, 64 S. Ct. 47, 88 L. Ed. 442. Had the order of proof been reversed, so that, instead of the chronological development, Johnson had told his story of June 6 and then been asked how he came to get in touch with defendant in the first place, probably no such contention would have been made at all.
The admission of testimony on Johnson's re-direct examination as to conversation *771 with the Treasury Agents concerning his sale of liquor to a bar and grill at some proper time seems entirely proper as a link in carrying the matter back to the earlier transaction, of which evidence had already been properly admitted. As a matter of fact, it was actually at most a further amplification of testimony brought out by the defendant on cross-examination, and was so largely of a preliminary nature, giving the background of Johnson's telephone call for the whiskey here involved, that we cannot even find objection to it on the part of the defendant at the actual trial.
Objection is also made to admission in evidence on redirect of a statement by Mrs. Lewis that a lady came to see her purportedly on behalf of the defendant after his arrest. The cross-examination had particularly concerned conversations between the witness and the two Revenue Agents, who had brought along the defendant in an endeavor to have her identify him. Further, she had also disclosed that they came to see her afterwards about the case. The incident on re-direct was so short and fleeting as certainly not to color the case in any degree; but the prosecutor's questions seem perfectly appropriate, as perhaps unnecessary rehabilitation of the witness, to show that she had talked with representatives not only of the government, but also of the defendant. So commonplace is the interviewing of witnesses before trial, so necessary, indeed, to the adequate preparation of a case, that jurors are fully cognizant of the practice and are properly suspicious of any denials of it. Osborn, The Mind of The Juror, 1937, 47. So any attempt by court or parties to suggest impropriety is improper. See 3 Wigmore on Evidence, 3d Ed. 1940, § 788; State v. Papa, 32 R.I. 453, 80 A. 12; Eads v. State, 17 Wyo. 490, 101 P. 946. Indeed Wigmore criticizes the latter case, which had held rebuttal testimony too immaterial and unnecessary to be important, on the theory that rehabilitation should always be proper. Here the claim of error in the brief, if not the objection itself, seems to have been directed to the court's restatement of what the witness had said, viz., "She [the witness] said that is what she said." This was in response to the question, "And she said she was coming on behalf of this man who had been arrested?" It appears to be an appropriate interpretation of a previous answer of the witness. If defendant thought it was not, he should have pointed out the alleged error at the time, so that the court could have corrected it at once or anticipated its later more formal and complete charge that the jurors were the sole judges of the evidence.
The objection that the venue in the Southern District of New York was not proven at the trial is not well taken. We of course judicially know that 940 St. Nicholas Avenue is in the Borough of Manhattan. Portman v. United States, 8 Cir., 34 F.2d 406; Rossi v. United States, 7 Cir., 60 F.2d 955, 956, affirmed 289 U.S. 89, 63 S. Ct. 532, 77 L. Ed. 1051. Had there been error the defendant would have waived it by going to trial without objection. United States v. Jones, 2 Cir., 162 F.2d 72, 73.
Conviction affirmed.


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Nike's Air Jordan shoes have been revolutionary since their debut in 1985. From the now-famous "Jumpman" logo to the red and black color scheme and mesh uppers, the original AJ1 model remains a firm favorite with sneaker enthusiasts worldwide.
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Kalavantin Durg In Maharashtra – Things to Know Before You Go
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Things To Know Before You Go Kalavantin Durg Trek
Brief summary about the trek
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The trek is not good for faint-hearted people, children and pregnant ladies. The steep slopes are very difficult to climb, especially in the monsoon period thus making it the most dangerous treks in the world.
Although the trek to Kalavantin Durg and Prabalgad fort is open throughout the year, you should avoid trekking during monsoon season. The best time to visit Kalavantin Durg and Prabalgad fort is from October till May.
The mountains have no inhabitants but the Kalavantin Durg is home to many snakes which you may encounter during your trek. It is advisable to wear full clothes and take a stick with you for protection.
Make sure that you carry a light backpack with only 1-2 litres of water, a medic kit, small towel, extra pair of t-shirt if you want to camp for one day and one extra pair of socks.
Avoid wearing sandals, slippers or any other footwear with low gripping, wear proper hiking shoes that provide good grip throughout the trek and save you from slippery conditions.
You should start your trek as early as possible because once the sun goes up the heat comes straight towards you and you will get tired or exhausted very early.
Avoid taking selfies and pictures in those steep hills as some accidents happened during kalavantin durg trek and how many deaths occured is still unknown.
The trek starts from a village named Thakurwadi, Kalavantin Durg entry fee is INR 50 which will be collected at the start point and a receipt would be provided for the same. The whole trek takes around 3 to 4 hours to complete.
The First Phase: The first phase from the starting point to Prabalmachi Plateau is notably easy but you have to cross the paths covered with stones and mud during monsoon times. But as you move further the view starts getting mesmerizing as you see beautiful flora and fauna including various shrubs like karvi and other beautiful flowers and trees along with a variety of birds flying around. The whole trek till second phase is around 2.8 kilometers and takes around 1.5 hours.
The Second Phase: The second phase Prabalmachi to the Col is little difficult as compared to the first phase. You will see two routes as you move further, one leading to the Prabalgad fort and another one leading to kalavantin durg. For reference you can take a look at kalavantin durg photos to understand it better. While reaching towards col you will see many unusual ups and downs. The rocky trail combined with mud and the terrain alongside is now changed to big grasslands and big trees.
The Last Phase: The kalavantin durg trek difficulty level increases drastically in the last phase as the steps get steeper and you have to climb the hills in almost vertical position. Due to excessive rainfalls the steps are broken so you have to be very cautious while climbing. During the monsoon those cutting edge rocks become super slippery. But after completing this life threatening trail, the bird-eye view from the top makes it worthwhile for the trekkers.
Road: The trek starts from Thakurwadi village which is well connected by roads and regular bus service, cab service is available till the village. You can drive your car as well till Thakurwadi village. Panvel is 115 km from Pune and 35 km from Mumbai and its another 160 km stretch till Thakurwadi village from Panvel.
Train: The closest railway station is Panvel railway station on the harbor line from where you can get regular bus and cab service till Thakurwadi village.
Flight: Nearest airport is located in Mumbai and Pune from where you can hire a cab till Thakurwadi village or you can take the bus.
Prabalgad Fort
Prabalgad fort is the nearest place that you can visit during your trip to Kalavantin Durg. It is situated at a distance of 1.2 km only. The fort is located at an elevation of 700 m in the Raigarh district of Maharashtra.
Louisa Point
Louisa point is one of the major picnic spots located at a distance of 3.8 km from Kalavantin Durg in Matheran. The charm of this place will make you settle down for some more time for sure. The relaxing vibes and the breathtaking views of mountains feels pleasing from here.
Charlotte Lake
Charlotte Lake is around 4.4 km far from the Kalavantin Durg. It's a beautiful place to relax where the sparkling water reflects the clouds of the sky and it feels like a live painting or art. During monsoons, you can also witness a small waterfall at one end.
Q1: When is Kalavantin Durg open?
The place is open throughout the year for visitors and it is open on all days.
Q2: How long does it take to complete the whole trek?
The trek usually takes 3 hours to 5 hours maximum depending on the individual's speed and endurance.
Q3: Is Kalavantin Durg trek safe for beginners?
Although it is one of the most dangerous treks, with proper trekking gear and precautions, beginners can do it safely.
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I have never believed in conspiracy theories.
Though some critics have lumped me in with conspiracy theorists excogitating on Clinton aide Vince Foster's death in Fort Marcy Park and other such phantasmagorias, I plead innocence.
It is just too difficult to keep a conspiracy under wraps, particularly in Washington and New York, where garrulity is the rule.
A conspirator sitting on a big story is likely to tell someone for money or for prestige or for the sheer fun of it. If I recall correctly, even Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein eventually told their secret about Deep Throat, and that was a rather simple secret.
Imagine the pressure on survivors in the know to spill the beans on the plot to kill President John F. Kennedy or the real identity of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassin or, come to think of it, Donald Trump's collusion with the Russians or Stormy Daniels or Martians. Breaking silence on these matters could assure the leaker fame unto eternity, or at least a fat book contract.
No, I do not believe secrets about sensational events can be kept for very long. However, in light of the discovery of new evidence or new insights, I think a new investigation can be warranted. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has now stepped forward with an abundance of evidence that Sirhan B. Sirhan, who was convicted in 1969 of assassinating Kennedy's father, presidential candidate and Sen. Bobby Kennedy, is innocent.
At least he thinks Sirhan is innocent.
On that terrible June night in 1968, Sirhan did fire his .22-caliber pistol repeatedly in Los Angeles' Ambassador Hotel, and he injured several people. However, the younger Kennedy believes someone else shot his dad. I think he makes a compelling case, at least for reopening the investigation.
I should add that I have more than a passing interest in Sen. Kennedy's death. Some weeks before, on April 24, I was the only person onstage at the Indiana University Auditorium when Kennedy addressed a packed house in the lead up to the Indiana primary.
I guess you could say I "crashed" his speech. I had secreted myself behind the vast black curtain, which served as his backdrop. I was standing perhaps three feet behind him.
As it turned out, I was the only person aside from Kennedy onstage, and when he finished his speech and withdrew from the wildly applauding crowd, he confronted me and said, "How do we get out of here?" Did he think I was his advance man? For the next five or so minutes, I led him to the left, to the right and then straight ahead — I was hopelessly lost.
Finally, I got him to his waiting car, and he extended his hand in thanks. He smiled. How could I not like him?
Sirhan did not like Kennedy, and he admitted to shooting him as he exited through the hotel kitchen after accepting victory in the California Democratic primary that night, though Sirhan does not recall doing it.
That in itself is strange.
In the chaos of the kitchen, he confronted Kennedy face to face, but at a distance of several feet and with dozens of witnesses around. Shots were fired, and witnesses grabbed Sirhan's gun arm. Yet Sirhan stood facing Kennedy, and the shots that killed him came from behind him.
Moreover, there were not several feet separating the gun and the victim. The respected Los Angeles coroner, Thomas Noguchi, found powder burns on the senator's jacket and in his hair. The bullet that entered the senator's head entered from behind and was fired at close range. A former prosecutor tells me it was at very close range, closer than Sirhan, who was incapacitated on the floor in front of the senator after the shots.
Witnesses' testimony has convinced his son that there was another shooter. His case deserves a hearing. In 1971, the Los Angeles district attorney, police chief and county board of supervisors began a reinvestigation focusing on Noguchi's findings and others' testimony. Though the lead crime scene investigator's testimony asserted that a bullet taken from the senator's body matched two bullets taken from others who were injured that night and all matched Sirhan's gun, other experts who examined the bullets said the bullets had markings from different guns and different manufacturers.
What is more, an internal police document concluded, "Kennedy and Weisel bullets not fired from same gun," — ABC News producer William Weisel was one of the wounded — and "Kennedy bullet not fired from Sirhan's revolver."
These revelations caused a Los Angeles judge to empanel seven forensic experts in 1975 to reexamine the three bullets and Sirhan's gun. They concluded that the bullets could not be matched to his gun. They urged more investigations.
Finally, an audiotape inadvertently made by a Polish journalist in the ballroom of the hotel made its way into the hands of audio engineer Philip Van Praag in 2005. Using technology that was not available in the 1960s and 1970s, Van Praag said that about 13 shots had been fired. Sirhan's gun only held eight bullets.
Van Praag further found that two guns had been fired, and that they had been fired from different directions. And one other thing: Some of the shots were fired so rapidly that no one man could have fired them.
"There were too many bullets," concludes Robert F. Kennedy Jr. "You can't fire 13 shots out of an eight-shot gun." That makes sense to me. It is time to reopen the investigation of the death of Robert F. Kennedy.
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Moore Ave Underground Release National Punk-Pop Anthem in New Single, "Beanies and Plaid Jackets"
"We added a pretty rad breakdown and some chanting to make it a fun, Canadian punk rock anthem," says Canadian pop-punk skate-rockers Moore Ave Underground of their new single, "Beanies and Plaid Jackets."
Intriguing, yes. But let's back it up a bit.
First, let's establish that Moore Ave Underground is made up of Josh, Joseph and Jack Gaudette and Shawn MacDonald.
Then, let's parse its concept, which is fluid-Ish.
"Moore Ave Underground refers to our family home's basement," Josh says. "When I took up music, the basement was already filled with a foosball table, a hockey table, and a bar that no one ever used. We convinced my mom and dad to make some hard choices, and ended up bidding a fond farewell to it all in order to make room for instruments."
"It became something special," he continues. "Soon, friends, family and contributors started coming and going and creating. We have witnessed those who never believed their musical ability was possible grow into accomplished performers.
"Today, this is the goal: to provide a platform for talent, and encourage, inspire and see artists of any kinds and all ages realize their potential. For us, the motivation is to offer a window to the world that shows the talents and gifts we are blessed to see and be a part of every day."
Watch and listen to "Beanies and Plaid Jackets" here:
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What that ultimately looks like is a lengthy series of single releases — including 2020's "How You've Grown" and "What's Done" — and a debut EP, 2019's It's All in my Head; this month brings us back to that Canadian pop-punk anthem of note, "Beanies and Plaid Jackets."
"This is actually one of our older tunes," Josh says. "It was a brainchild of an old band member that was sparked by a joke. The lyrics and ideas he brought to us were hilarious, but we couldn't find a way to work them into a song. Then, one day we were doing some writing and decided to throw them over some cheesy chords and it was like electricity.
"Words started coming out like wildfire and we were laughing our butts off writing these lyrics about high school stereotypes and joking about clichés."
"When we were at Beach Road Studios recording this tune, we had a wild time," Jack says. "Josh lost his voice, there was seemingly a world-ending snow and ice storm outside and, on the final day, we woke up to an emergency alert about a nuclear plant in the area!
"When it came time to record the video, we were all blown away by the mix," Joseph adds. "Given everything that went on during the recording process, we NEEDED the video to be just as incredible."
"We came up with this idea to have a 'Plaid Messiah' going around, converting potential followers to the 'way of the plaid,'" Shawn — who also worked his creative magic on the video — shares. "We rounded up our crew, which consisted of close friends and family, and created this rad video that pokes fun at some stereotypes in style and fashion, as well as a controversial event here in our small town.
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Louis Oosthuizen is a well-known South African professional golfer. Read the full article to know his net worth, wife, salary, and height.
Oosthuizen's most remarkable feat was his 2010 Open Championship win. He is also the only golf player who has been the runner-up in all four major championships. The 2012 Masters Tournament, the 2015 U.S. Open, the 2015 Open Championship, and the 2017 PGA Championship were the tournaments in which Oosthuizen ended up second.
Though luck did not go his way in all those tournaments, the 39-year-old golfer was appreciated for his efforts. He turned professional in the year 2002 and since then he has bagged 14 professional wins. The African player has won the European Tour championships.
Louis Oosthuizen has improved his game and started the 2021 year with a good knick. In May 2021 he again tied for second place at the 2021 PGA Championship. This is the fifth time of the major championship in which he failed to grab the trophy for himself.
In June 2021 he was the runner-up at the 2021 U.S. Open in California and unfortunately, this was his sixth major runner-up championship end.
The next month the African star player battled for the third position and was tied for the place at the 2021 Open Championship. Not only Louis Oosthuizen but his fans also want him to convert those final games into championship victories.
Louis Oosthuizen's details
Full Name Lodewicus Theodorus "Louis" Oosthuizen
Nickname Shrek
Born 19 October 1982
Birthplace Mossel Bay, South Africa
Nationality South African
Father name Piet Oosthuizen
Mother name Minnie Oosthuizen
Twitter Handle @Louis57TM
Instagram Handle @louisoosthuizen57
Oosthuizen is 39. He has vast experience in his professional golf career but still kept himself fit for the game.
Louis Oosthuizen's Net worth and Salary
"Shrek" as he is nicknamed by his fans, has accumulated an estimated net worth of $40 million. His annual salary is about $151,385 but he also earns through endorsing famous brands.
Louis Oosthuizen has an average height of 175 cm. He has kept his body fit and well maintained.
Louis Oosthuizen married Nel-Mare in 2007. They met each other when they were quite young. Their love blossomed with time and eventually turned into a matrimonial relationship. The couple shares three beautiful children.
There is a funny story behind Oosthuizen's nickname "Shrek". He got this name as he has a gap-tooth grin. So, now the majority of his admirers call him by his nickname.
Recent News about Louis Oosthuizen
Louis Oosthuizen, who is currently the top-ranked golfer at The RSM Classic, has backed himself from the tournament. On Friday morning he suffered a lower-back injury due to which he was unable to play further games.
The Mossel Bay native was about to start the second round at 10:50 a.m. on the Plantation Course with Max Homa and Scottie Scheffler playing alongside him as a group on that day.
Louis Oosthuizen has suffered back injuries before. In the current 2021 season, the golfer has played some good games and is ranked number nine.
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It's been more than 20 years since Biggie and Tupac were murdered in drive-by shootings, but the slain rap rivals still take up more headlines than most living artists. There's currently a 10-part drama series called "Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G." airing on USA, BET has launched a six-part documentary looking at the rise and fall of Death Row Records, and conspiracy theories devoted to Tupac chilling on an island in Cuba or Biggie having Nostradamus-like knowledge of 9/11 continue to dominate Twitter searches and tabloid pages alike.
Whether you believe the pair's continued relevance is due to the timelessness of their music or evidence of our collective lust for all things morbid, the reality is millions of people are not quite ready to let Biggie and Tupac go. This is something 64-year-old Gary Zimet, the founder of Moments In Time, a seller of "original historical materials," banks on. He is currently selling the GMC Suburban SUV in which Biggie was shot to death, 21 years ago tomorrow (March 9, 1997), for a cool $750,000. He's also looking for a buyer for the BMW 7 Series in which Tupac was fatally wounded on September 7, 1996, for a bargain $1.5 million.
The vehicles are just two curios in Zimet's large collection of bizarre and unbelievably morbid memorabilia. He's also selling the only copy of the real Schindler's List (acquired from the family of Itzhak Stern), the hearse that carried Dr. Martin Luther King's body, and the copy of Double Fantasy that John Lennon unknowingly signed for his murderer Mark David Chapman just hours before his death. Depending on your perspective, Zimet is either someone interested in preserving history or a purveyor of spectacularly bad taste.
Pitchfork caught up with Zimet to ask how he came in possession of the Biggie and Tupac cars, who's interested in buying them, and whether selling them is morally wrong.
Pitchfork: How does one come into contact with the car Biggie Smalls was murdered in?
Gary Zimet: Weirdly enough, a family purchased the SUV purely by chance and had no idea of its importance until several years later when they got a postcard from a detective in L.A. saying he needed the car returned for evidence. They had to give it up momentarily but later got it back.
Now, in the case of the Tupac murder car, it's been fully restored and, unfortunately, all the bullet holes were done over and you can hardly tell it was a car used in a murder. However, with the Biggie car, although the doors were replaced [the LAPD cut off the original doors for evidence], there is a bullet hole still visible in the seatbelt!
The car Biggie was shot in. Photo courtesy of Gary Zimet.
And you actually believe this is an item that will sell?
I acquired the Biggie car roughly a year ago, maybe a bit longer, and I am selling it on behalf of the family that owns the vehicle, who asked me to get involved as they could see I was already selling the Tupac car. The family has lowered their asking price from $1 million to $750,000 and although I've had interest, it's not yet been sufficient enough to sell.
I know museums would love to have it, as they are currently building a hip-hop museum in New York City. Unfortunately, museums are perpetually broke. But look, eventually it will sell, no question. It's just about finding the right buyer.
Shouldn't these items be in police evidence somewhere? Why were you even able to track them down?
In the case of the BMW, it was originally a car leased by Death Row Records and the family that acquired it were sold it by a car dealer. The reality is, both of these cars were quickly sold on after the murders.
Now, the police know who murdered Tupac; it was a Southside Crip called Orlando Anderson, who is now dead. Therefore, holding on to the car makes little sense since this case is basically closed. Biggie's killer is a lot more obtuse. My understanding is that because the L.A. police are almost certainly involved in Biggie's killing, the case will never be officially solved.
What kind of buyer do these items attract?
I've had the Tupac car close to a year and a half now [without finding a buyer], but I've had really serious interest for it from a high-profile athlete based in Europe. You also get a lot of car collectors too and even hip-hop artists calling in [about the cars]. The interest I've had from rappers is maybe because they want to reclaim something from the past, I couldn't tell you.
The car Tupac was shot in. Photo courtesy of Gary Zimet.
Frankly, it was the only way to make a living. I founded the business in 1979 and I first got the buzz after correspondence with Norman Rockwell [about acquiring some of his items]. The first major piece I recall selling was a handwritten letter from Jimmy Carter to his brother Billy, warning him not to go to Libya. It was signed "I love you, Jimmy," and I believe it sold for $28K. I guess I enjoy the hunt.
Some would argue that selling this kind of memorabilia is disrespectful—that Tupac and Biggie were only kids when they were murdered, and that selling the cars they were murdered in isn't appropriate. How do you respond to that kind of criticism?
Both these cars are of historical significance. You really have to look at this from a historical angle. If the car JFK got killed in ever went up for sale—and, unfortunately, it never will—it would bring in a minimum of $25 million.
I guess what I am asking is, what drives people's need to own a car that still has bullet holes from a murder?
Okay, pretend for a second I am someone with $2.25 million to spare. What would your pitch be to get me to buy both of these vehicles?
Historical memorabilia will always have a huge market, and Biggie and Tupac have been eulogized in death, as millions of people dream of going back to that era. This means that these cars are unique relics—museum pieces of great historical importance.


North Carolina's Sarah Shook sings with a conviction and hard honesty sorely lacking in much of today's Americana landscape. Always passionate, at times profane, Sarah stalks/walks the line between vulnerable and menacing, her voice strong and uneasy, country classic but with contemporary, earthy tension. You can hear in her voice what's she's seen; world weary, lessons learned—or not—but always defiant. She level-steady means what she says. Writing with a blunt urgency—so refreshing these days it's almost startling—Sarah's lyrics are in turn smart, funny, mean, and above all, uncompromising. Sly turns of phrase so spot on they feel as old and true as a hymn. Anger that's as confrontational as it is concise. Humor that's as wry and resigned as a park bench prophet.
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Roberta's Pizza in Brooklyn Engaged in a $5.4 Million Court Battle with Ousted Co-Owner
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Roberta's owners are doing legal battle with co-founder Chris Parachini after he allegedly refused to a buyout
Leftover Brooklyn pizza and legal battles are best served cold.
The famous Roberta's Pizza in Brooklyn, which nabbed the number four spot on our 101 Best Pizzas in America list, is locked in a complicated legal battle between current owners and ousted co-founder Chris Parachini. Parachini was fired during talks of expansion and buyout negotiations in December, the New York Post reported. After the fallout, Parachini allegedly showed up to the restaurant and began ordering staff around as if he was still co-owner. Police were called, but refused to intervene. Owners Brandon Hoy and Carlo Mirarchi will be meeting Parachini in court on April 9.
Here's the breakdown of the drama between the former colleagues who brought you one of New York's best pizza spots. Roberta's was in talks of expansion and a buyout agreement in December, when Parachini refused to accept the $2 million offer for his share of the company. Allegedly, he demanded $2.9 million for the original Roberta's, plus $2.5 million for intellectual property and the various spinoffs, including a restaurant in the Rockaways.
According to the lawsuit, all three parties had also been in talks to open restaurants in Asia and a restaurant in the as yet unopened ACE Hotel to be located on Orchard Street on the Lower East Side. Parachini had allegedly already been absent for the restaurant for months when he was then ousted because an agreement could not be reached, according to the lawsuit filed by Mirachi and Hoy.
"On December 5...negotiations apparently broke down, and Parachini wrote Mirarchi and Hoy on December 16 'in an effort to resume discussion,' the lawsuit says. "In that writing, Parachini noted that he 'had rejected the deal' that day, wished to discuss the matter without their attorneys, and stated that he intended to call for a shareholder meeting to address corporate governance as well as other things. Id. The next day, on December 17, the Helbraun Firm sent Parachini a formal letter on behalf of the Corporation, terminating Parachini for cause, informing him that he no longer is a shareholder or an employee pursuant to the shareholder agreement."
"Our worst fears became a reality on Dec. 22, 2014, when Parachini appeared at the restaurant and began telling staff he was the 'boss' and 'owner' and they had to listen to him," Hoy wrote in an affidavit, which has been republished in The New York Post. "We are concerned that this will end in a physical altercation before the police will take any action, based on the prior history with Mr. Parachini and his erratic behavior."An emergency court order was approved by a judge soon after the incident, during which time Hoy and Mirachi filed the lawsuit. The judge also demanded that Parachini be paid a salary during the time of the lawsuit. The Daily Meal has reached out to Hoy, Mirachi, Parachini, and Roberta's Pizza's publishers for more information, but has not yet received a response.
"I have no history of violence nor have I ever threatened any of my partners or employees. This is a total fabrication… presented to inflame the court," Parachini said in a written statement, according to the New York Post.
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State-of-the-art training facility to prepare engineers for the electrification of the Severn Tunnel
The facility at Coleg Y Cymoedd in Nantgarw comprises of a life size mock-up of the overhead line equipment that will be used to power the new fleet of electric trains through the tunnel
Chris Pyke
Electrification work underway inside the Severn Tunnel
Network Rail engineers are busy preparing for the electrification of the Severn Tunnel at a state-of-the-art training facility in Wales.
The 130-year-old Severn Tunnel will close for six weeks from September 12, to prepare it for electrification, a critical milestone in the project to deliver electric trains for passengers in South Wales, part of Network Rail's Railway Upgrade Plan.
The training facility at Coleg Y Cymoedd in Nantgarw, jointly funded by the College and Welsh Government, comprises of a life size mock-up of the overhead line equipment that will be used to power the new fleet of electric trains through the tunnel.
Network Rail is working in partnership with ABC and AMCO and supported by McGinley Support Services, to deliver the training which enables engineers to build, dismantle and maintain the overhead power lines and specialist equipment unique to the Severn Tunnel electrification project.
This is why the Severn Tunnel will be closed for six weeks
Dan Tipper area director at Network Rail Wales said: "This is a great example of working together with our suppliers, which is so important to the success in delivering this key milestone in the project to electrify the South Wales Mainline.
"This training facility allows our engineers to train in a safe environment, gaining new qualifications and fully preparing them for the unique work they will be undertaking this autumn to prepare the Severn Tunnel for electrification, providing faster, greener and quieter services for the growing number of passengers that use the railway."
The Severn Tunnel will be closed for six weeks
It is the only facility in the UK to offer training on this specially-designed piece of equipment known as a Rigid Overhead Conductor Rail, which will help power trains through the narrow tunnel.
During the six-week closure, 200 members of Network Rail's orange army will be working day and night to install over eight miles of conductor rail.
An M4 Relief Road is urgently needed but business cannot afford for any further delay
"Coleg y Cymoedd delivers first class training in a first class facility, ensuring there is a skilled workforce to deliver the major improvements Wales' rail infrastructure will see over the next five years," said Julie James, minister for skills and science.
"When the facility in Nantgarw, opened in September last year, we knew our £1.54m investment would be put to the best possible use.Network Rail, with support from the Welsh Government, will spend more than £1bn modernising the rail system in Wales. The fact we can support Network Rail in this way as it moves into its new era is something of which we can be rightly proud."
Judith Evans, principal of Coleg y Cymoedd, said: "The College could expand off the back of the electrification programme. We've got four campuses across Rhondda Cynon Taf and Caerphilly and the Rail centre at our Nantgarw campus is easily accessible from the M4.
"I've already started discussions within the college as to whether or not in the next year or two we might even consider expanding. If the growth continues at the speed it is, I can see us having to put on an extension in the future."
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March 24, 2013 April 5, 2019 • Petri Kaverma
Separator, Opus IV & III, Helsinki-Joensuu
After the war (1939–1945), more than 400 000 Finns were left homeless, and the housing problem called for an efficient solution. In single-family housing both in rural and urban areas, the answer was the type-planned veteran house, the one-and-a-half-story building that remained the dominant type of single-family house until the 1960s. Attitudes towards veteran houses have changed drastically in the course of time: "Our fragmentary time and culture and, on the other hand, the immense emotional significance of common reconstruction for the nation recovering from the burdens of war have created a sharp distinction between the old and the new: our idea of the veteran house has transformed from a practical mass product into an almost mythical phenomenon representing the traditional values of Finnish identity, masculinity, happy family and proper house-building."
Separator IV at the Kunsthalle Helsinki in the 2013
The veteran house can also be seen as the element unifying the family. "The heating wall surrounded by stoves that keep the house warm room by room was a functional idea borrowed from old building heritage. The circular arrangement of rooms around a single core emphasizes the idea of the house as the hearth around which the family gathers for warmth, protection and safety."
Similar themes of protection, safety, rooms and the interior are evident also in slum houses built without government control all over the world. The slum house and the colossal buildings erected in all big cities of the world are two distant polar opposites, whereas the veteran house resides in the chasm between these two, acting as a sort of separator. What veteran houses and slum houses have in common is their corporeal and material collectivity: the way a building can act as crystallization or a controlling factor for a private physical and emotional experience – a nest, a womb, a source of protection, simultaneously defining limits and separating us from others.
The series "Separator, Opus 1, Peking" illustrates these themes. The images show three veteran houses sized 1.7 x 2 metres, cast in coloured concrete and located in the outskirts of the Eight Home -slum area in Beijing.
Separator III, at the Joensuu Art Museum in 2012
Buried Inside an Artwork, ExhibitionLab, Helsinki 2017


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Lying on the northern side of the Mediterranean, the continent of Europe is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on its western border and by both the Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea on its northerly axis. Many of the world's most visited and influential countries reside within Europe, grouped as the Baltic states, Benelux, Britain and Ireland, Caucasus, Central Europe, France, Iberia, Italy and Scandinavia, as well as Cyprus, Greece and Turkey, and Belarus, Russia and Ukraine.
Europe covers an area of approximately 10.4 million square km / 4 million square miles and enjoys annual visitor numbers in the region of 500 million. Many European countries are famed for their rich cultural heritage, spectacular man-made sights and reliable modern transport. Choose between the canals and waterways of Amsterdam, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Colosseum in Rome, the Greek temples of Ephesus and Athens, London's Buckingham Palace and St. Paul's Cathedral, and the Plaza Mayor in Madrid.
Many countries now below to the European Union, which was set up in 1992 in a successful attempt to establish a level market using just a single currency – the Euro (EUR). Currently some 28 countries are members of the European Union, reducing the need for currency exchange as you travel across their borders.
After Breakfast in Hotel – Excursion to Mount Titlis – at 3020 m / 10'000 ft.
From Lucerne the train takes you to Engelberg where you board a gondola which takes you to the Trübsee. You continue your trip by another gondola to Stand and finally, the first revolving Titlis Rotair cablecar takes you up to Mount,Titlis. Enjoy all the thrills and spectacular sights.


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Iraqi Kurds blame Syria for official's death
By the CNN Wire Staff
Updated 1016 GMT (1816 HKT) October 11, 2011
Kurdish protestors hold pictures of Meshaal Tamo at a demonstation in Arbil, northern Iraq, on October 8, 2011.
Mashaal Tammo was murdered by Syrian security, the PM of Iraqi Kurdistan says
An Iraqi Kurdish MP calls the killing an example of Assad's "bloody crackdown"
An armed terrorist group killed Tammo, Syria says
The EU foreign affairs chief expressed "grave concern" about Syria
Two prominent Iraqi Kurdish officials blamed Syria on Monday for the death of a leading Kurdish figure in Syria who was part of the opposition's Syria National Council.
Mashaal Tammo was "murdered by Syrian security," Barham Salih, prime minister of Iraqi Kurdistan, said in a tweet. "Lesson from Iraq; repression cannot defeat free will of Syria's people."
Tammo, a spokesman for the Kurdish Future Party, was shot dead Friday at a private residence in the northeastern city of Qamishli.
Mahmoud Othman, an outspoken Iraqi Kurdish member of parliament, tweeted that Tammo's assassination is a "clear example" of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's "unwillingness to reform and bloody crackdown. Demos continue till democracy is born."
Syria denies any involvement in the killing.
State-run news agency SANA reported Monday that "tribes and social figures in Hasaka governorate denounced the assassination of nationalistic opposition figure Mashaal Tammo and the injuring of his son at the hands of an armed terrorist group in Qamishli on Friday."
Throughout the Syrian uprising -- part of the larger Arab Spring that has swept through the Middle East and North Africa -- Syria has denied cracking down on protesters, insisting its efforts are against armed terrorist gangs.
SANA also reported Monday that Foreign and Expatriates Minister Walid al-Moallem "affirmed that a terrorist group assassinated the opposition figure Mishael Tammo because he rejected the calls for foreign interference."
"His assassination aims at igniting sedition in Hasaka Province, which remained throughout the crisis an example for coexistence and tolerance," al-Moallem said, according to SANA.
The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that after Tammo's funeral, more than 50,000 people joined a mass demonstration demanding the overthrow of al-Assad's government It said two people were killed.
The group said a 14-year-old was killed in Damascus province and 14 others were injured when security forces shot into a funeral procession for protesters killed Friday.
The Local Coordination Committees LCC of Syria reported a different toll. It said five people were killed in Qamishli, two died in Hama, one in Douma, and one in the Damascus suburb of Dumair.
Salih told CNN Monday, "We're deeply concerned about the turn of events in Syria, the continuing murder of civilians and activists." He said violence cannot stop the "free will of the Syrian people."
Over the weekend, Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign affairs chief, condemned Tammo's assassination.
"Mr. Tammo's death follows other targeted assassinations in the past days, which are totally unacceptable. These appalling crimes further add to the EU's grave concern over the situation in Syria. All those responsible for and complicit in these crimes must be held accountable," she said in a prepared statement.
Tammo had previously spent more than three years as a political prisoner for his criticism of the Syrian government, the statement added.
The Turkish government also put out a statement saying it was "deeply saddened by the heinous assassination."
"We are deeply concerned by and strongly condemn the attempts to subdue the opposition in Syria and the rise in the number of assaults targeting leading opposition figures," the statement added. "A pluralist and democratic society can only be achieved through diversity of opinions. Turkey expects the Syrian administration to realize as soon as possible that the acts of violence designed to suppress the opposition in Syria, which strives to express its views through peaceful means, cannot turn back the course of history."


Works, 2009 - 2010 / Natalie Williams.
Recorded/performed at: Doctoral recital, Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University (USA), on 11 Mar 10. Natalie Williams Daniel Stein, Jacobs School of Music String Players, Elliott Bark 10 mins, 22 sec.
Recorded/performed at: Doctoral recital, Merrill Hall, Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University (USA), on 11 Mar 10. Natalie Williams Brian Ciach 11 mins, 33 sec.
Recorded/performed at: Doctoral recital, Jacob's School of Music, Indiana University (USA), on 11 Mar 10. Natalie Williams Morgan Harrington, Jacob's School of Music Chamber Ensemble, Elliott Bark 17 mins, 10 sec.
Recorded/performed at: Jacob's School of Music student recital, Indiana University (USA), on 9 Nov 10. Natalie Williams Tim Kantor, Rose Wollman, Thomas La Forgia, Elliott Bark 12 mins, 55 sec.
Recorded/performed at: Student recital, Jacob's School of Music, Indiana University (USA), on 10 Nov 09. Natalie Williams Elliott Bark, Jacob's School of Music Chamber Ensemble 7 mins, 5 sec.
This is a non-commercial recording. For study purposes only.
Score: Nox : triple concerto grosso for solo violin, viola, cello and string orchestra / Natalie Williams.
CD: Skins : compositions by Australian women composers / Jeanell Carrigan, piano.
Score: Five portraits of Scheherezade : for soprano and chamber ensemble / music by Natalie Williams; poems by Kate Middleton.
Score: The sipping wheel : sketches for a ballet, for string septet / Natalie Williams.


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Description: The Walker is a small game I made to learn Phaser, an HTML5 game framework. I had this idea to try and create a game about mechanical linkages, specifically a Jansen's linkage. I think they're beautiful and love the way they move. The game is a full physics simulation; rather than approximating the movement through animation, it is a fully simulated jointed linkage using hinge joints in real time. So the player doesn't control the legs directly, but rather the rotors which actuate the whole contraption. I also enjoyed putting together the trashy collage art style, which somewhat narrativizes the difficult controls.


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Overall, we rate the American Thinker, Questionable based on extreme right-wing bias, promotion of conspiracy theories/pseudoscience, use of poor sources, and several failed fact checks.
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World Press Freedom Rank: USA 45/180
American Thinker is a conservative news and opinion blog, founded in 2003 by Thomas Lifson (He writes frequently for the conspiracy site The Liberty Beacon) and Health Care consultant Richard Baehr (he also writes frequently for PJ Media, Jewish Policy Center, and Israel Hayom). Both Liftson and Baehr are Kenyon Collage Alumni. According to an interview with Richard Baehr, he originally launched the website as a forum: "I think we have one of the most thoughtful online forums out there," Thomas Lifson is currently the Editor and Publisher of the site.
Read our profile on United States government and media.
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American Thinker consists of two sections, one is articles and the other one is a blog. You can check out their archives Here.
In review, American Thinker uses strong emotionally loaded language in their headlines such as: "The Most Memorable Leftist Hypocrisies of 2017-8". This article is authored by Robert Oscar Lopez who writes with extremely biased language: "The left is composed of horrible people. Most sane people realize this, even if they have friends on the dark side." Another article with loaded wording is this one: "The Great Depression of 2019?" Although they utilize credible sources such as thebalance.com, CNBC, New York Times, The Guardian and factually mixed sources such as LifeZette, Wall Street Journal, Human Events.com, they also utilize questionable sources to back their claims, such as Breitbart and non-credible conservative blogs such as michaelsavage.com.
According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, American Thinker has published Anti-LGBT articles, as well as those by prominent white nationalist, Jared Taylor. Further, American Thinker routinely publishes conspiracy theories, such as those by Pamela Geller, who is also on the SPLC's hate watch list due to anti-Islam positions: Report: Obama said 'I Am a Muslim', which has been debunked as a false claim. They have also promoted conspiracies about the Seth Rich Murder and they have published numerous articles that are not supportive of the consensus of science, such as this one: The Hoax of 'Climate Change'
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President Obama secretly signaled solidarity to African leaders at the White House using a Muslim hand gesture known as the 'Shahada.' – FALSE
The state of New Jersey is currently conducting, or plans to conduct, house-to-house confiscations of banned high-capacity gun magazines. – FALSE
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A group of Somali teenagers used hammers to physically attack and injure several passersby at a train station in Minneapolis in May 2019. – MOSTLY FALSE
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Overall, we rate the American Thinker, Questionable based on extreme right-wing bias, promotion of conspiracy theories/pseudoscience, use of poor sources, and several failed fact checks. (7/18/2016) (M. Huitsing 12/23/2020)
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I wanted to ask all of you what this is all about. Its on the ARRL site. Is this just for those that there Lic. has expired? Or dose this mean to up grade to general or extra we now have to test on CW like before? Im not sure what there saying.


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Glyphosate: Unsafe at Any Level
This is a a report from late 2016 about glyphosate (Roundup) that Food Integrity Now felt was important to share. Dave Murphy of Food Democracy Now and Henry Rowlands of The Detox Project are the authors of this report about glyphosate. The amount of glyphosate found in our food is very alarming! We found this information very valuable and feel that you will too!
"A leading FDA-registered food safety testing laboratory has found extremely high levels of the pesticide glyphosate in some of America's most popular food products.
Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup, is the most heavily used chemical weedkiller in food and agricultural production in human history, as a result of the widespread adoption of genetically engineered crops now grown on more than 175 million acres in the United States (U.S.) and more than 440 million acres around the globe.1
New scientific evidence shows that probable harm to human health could begin at ultra-low levels of glyphosate e.g. 0.1 parts per billions (ppb). Popular foods tested for glyphosate measured between 289.47 ppb and at levels as high as 1,125.3 ppb.
The testing and analysis was performed by Anresco Laboratories, San Francisco, an FDA registered laboratory that has performed expert food safety testing since 1943. The laboratory found that well-known products tested for glyphosate, Original Cheerios, for example, measured levels as high as 1,125.3 ppb. Other high levels of glyphosate were found in familiar products such as Oreos, Doritos, and Ritz Crackers, among 29 foods tested. (See full report here.)
Currently, U.S. regulators allow a very high level of daily glyphosate residue in America's food. The acceptable daily intake (ADI) limit is set at 1.75 milligrams per kilogram of bodyweight per day (written 1.75 mg/kg bw/day) in the U.S., versus a more cautious 0.3 mg/kg bw/day in the European Union. Tolerances have been set through the submission of corporate-sponsored studies and industry influence on the regulatory process.
New research shows that Roundup causes liver and kidney damage in rats as reflected in changes in the functions of 4,000 genes at only 0.05 parts per billion (ppb) glyphosate equivalent indicating damage.2 Additional studies have found that levels as low as 10 ppb can have toxic effects on the livers of fish and cause significant damage to the livers and kidneys of rats at 700 ppb,4 which is the allowable level of glyphosate found in U.S. drinking water.5
Credible independent, peer-reviewed scientific evidence now shows that the levels of harm to human health could begin at the ultra-low levels of 0.1 parts per billion (ppb) of glyphosate.
These groundbreaking new findings that one of the most iconic cereals in U.S. contains levels as high as 1,125.3 ppb should be a wake-up call for all Americans regarding unacceptable levels of pesticide residues in our nation's food. These findings are especially troubling, considering that the latest independent scientific evidence, during which a team of international scientists re-evaluated the same data previously used by regulators, calls for a much lower ADI to be set at 0.025 mg/ kg of bodyweight per day or "12 times lower than the ADI"6 currently set in Europe and 70 times lower than the level currently allowed by the EPA in the United States.
It's important for individuals and parents to understand that glyphosate contamination cannot be removed by washing and is not broken down by cooking or baking. Glyphosate residues can remain stable in food for a year or more, even if the foods are frozen or processed. The testing and analysis was performed at the request of FOOD DEMOCRACY NOW in coordination with THE DETOX PROJECT, which gathered additional scientific evidence from around the world and included a compendium of independent research on glyphosate that contains Anresco Laboratory's findings. Based on this new information, FOOD DEMOCRACY NOW! is calling for a federal investigation into the likely harmful effects of glyphosate on human health and the environment and is also seeking an investigation into the relationships between the regulators and the regulated industries, which has resulted in the public being exposed to levels of glyphosate which scientific studies show can be damaging to human health." Read full report here:
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Kathy A Barthels-Hansen
Commented on July 9, 2018
Please keep up the excellent work of informing the public about our food!