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A growing number of Americans are increasing their use of online sources for news and information at the expense of other media. Online users of news and information can be grouped into separate behavioral segments based on their unique media choices. Beyond media habits, the segments also differ in news interests, psychographics and demographics. Nielsen//NetRatings and washingtonpost.com joined forces to better understand the 61% of Americans going online for news and information.
Working women are increasingly relying on the Internet to balance their busy lives, make buying decisions and save time. Nielsen//NetRatings and washingtonpost.com completed a comprehensive study of the media usage and purchasing habits of Working Women.
Influentials are the 10% of the population who shape the attitudes and behaviors of the other 90%. washingtonpost.com and RoperASW partnered to explore the attitudes and behaviors of online Influential Americans. The study concluded that the Internet is the #1 weekday media used by online Influentials.
Individuals with annual household income greater that $100,000 said they use the Web for shopping and/or researching nearly every purchase they make.
The Internet is the preferred and most effective form of media for advertisers trying to target business decision makers.


Automated income streams are the perfect solution for those who want to build a profitable online business. Even though you can't completely automate your business, there are a number of things you can do to create long term passive income.
Spend an hour or two every day working on new projects to build additional revenue streams. Join affiliate networks, set up multiple sites, or simply find new ways to monetize your blog.
From building membership sites to promoting affiliate products and selling eBooks online, there are plenty of ways to create additional income streams. When you have multiple sources of revenue, you won't be affected as much by the loss of a client. Building automated income streams is definitely the new "job security." For example, you can add a new section on your website. Provide useful information and tips available to members only. Request a membership fee. If your site is valuable to your prospects, they will pay the fee to gain access to more information.
Are you an expert in your niche? Do you have specific skills? You can build automated income streams by teaching online classes. Let's say you're an Internet marketing expert. Create a series of courses, workshops, and webinars related to this topic. Encourage your prospects and social media contacts to subscribe to your classes for one, three, or six months. This is a simple and convenient way to create automated income streams with minimum investment.
Analyze your skills and try to figure out how you could use them to create automated income streams. If you're familiar with a particular topic, start writing an eBook. You can sell it on your site or blog, as well as on Amazon, eBay and other online platforms. Every time someone buys your book, you'll receive money. It's a one time investment that pays back over many years. You can either hire a ghostwriter or handle the project yourself.
Another simple way to generate multiple income streams is to start a blog. As soon as you add a few posts, you can monetize its content and make money online. For example, if you have a diet blog, promote weight loss products and sell advertising space. Write product reviews to increase your chances of success. Over time, you can create your own digital products and sell them on your blog.
So before I finish today I wanted to share with you my favourite five automated income streams of 2013. So that you can then look more closely at your automated income streams and think about where you want to be with your site.
#1. Sponsored Tweets – I love sponsored tweets and what it involves is for people to pay for advertising on your twitter account. They even put the tweet on for you and then you withdraw the money from your PayPal account.
Simple and very good way to make money if you have a large Twitter following!
#2. Amazon Kindle – I am sure you are sick of reading about Amazon and how its one of my best income streams BUT it is. And the Amazon Kindle is my favourite part of it. I can load an ebook onto the Kindle and watch it grow and grow and grow. The sales keep coming and the only thing I hear from Amazon is the notification that a payment is on its way to my bank account.
#3. Amazon Associates Programme – Now carrying on with the Amazon theme you have to love the Amazon associates programme and the way you can make money as you sleep.
I will get first page SEO positions on Google then watch as my reviews of famous Amazon products make me money as I sleep.
I have a whole variety of products that I promote your recipe books to kitchen appliances and all of them do well and add to my monthly income.
Because you can set it up and forget it very much is an automated income stream.
#4. Recurring Products – As a product owner and as an affiliate I love a recurring product. The more the better and its so satisfying that a bit of work you did last year is still bringing in cash into your bank account.
When I am looking for affiliate products to promote I either go with ones that are a high ticket individual item or ones that are recurring.
For me as an affiliate there is no in between!
Well they are my favourite income stream by far and I am often building new sales funnels and improving the ones I have so that I can make the most out of them.
Just think about what you want the end result to be with your own mailing list and work with it!
Here are just a few examples and if you can just make one of them work for you then you will be onto a winner. Then the spare time you will have from being more passive can be put into more passive income streams. Or like I did yesterday have a day off and head to the beach.
I think there is not any automated system to earn money. Only hard work can help you to earn money.
The automated systems require alot of hard work to become successful. If you are willing to spend alot of time setting up these income streams then an automated income is a very real possibility.


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News Campus News Great places to eat around TCU's campus
Great places to eat around TCU's campus
Jacob Hook
Parent's weekend brings hungry family members from all over the nation to TCU's campus.
Read below to find some of the best dining experiences the Fort Worth area has to offer.
Fort Worth Flavors
Charley's Old Fashion Hamburgers
This hole in the wall has been a staple in Fort Worth citizens' diets since 1953.
Charley's sign outside of the restaurant. Photo credit: Jake Hook
The exterior looks like a vintage burger stand, and the burgers have a fresh, classic taste.
"Our burgers are cooked fresh to order," said Deborah Bell, owner of Charley's Old Fashion Hamburgers. "It might take a little extra time, but it's worth the wait."
Some of the most popular burgers are the project x burger, the avocado burger and the mushroom burger.
Charley's recently opened a sweet shack right next door that offers ice cream, popsicles, cake balls, fudge brownies and more.
Fuzzy's
This restaurant has been a staple in TCU students' diets since its opening in 2003.
Fuzzy's famous margarita and chips and queso. Photo credit: Jake Hook
Fuzzy's now has over 100 locations nationwide, but the one located right next to TCU's campus is the original.
This taco shop is known for its chips and queso, shrimp tacos, brisket quesadillas and all-day breakfast tacos.
"The environment is relaxing, and the food is great," said Salvador Flores, the assistant manager of Fuzzy's. "We make sure everyone comes in hungry and leaves happy."
If the history of this location doesn't entice you, the mouth-watering food and margaritas surely will.
Texas de Brazil features one of the biggest salad bars you'll ever see and a variety of meats from which to choose.
A wide of variety of meats, vegetables and desserts available at Texas de Brazil. Photo credit: Jake Hook
"We cook our beef in the Brazilian tradition," said Hannah Thompson, the director of marketing for Texas de Brazil. "We coat the meat with rock salt, leave a little fat and cook it over mesquite wood."
Patrons pay a flat rate for an all-you-can-eat experience.
Green means hungry at this Brazilian steakhouse.
Flipping the table card from red to green will send out "gauchos" to the table with a wide variety of meat on skewers from which to choose.
Aside from the meat and salad, Texas de Brazil also features sushi, garlic bread and cinnamon sugar bananas.
Café Bella
This hidden gem is located just a mile away from TCU's campus and has been a go-to spot for Italian food for almost 20 years.
A dining table inside of Cafe Bella featuring their chicken lemonita. Photo credit: Jake Hook
The interior and patio of this café give off a friendly feeling and make you believe you've taken a trip to Italy.
"When you come in, you feel like you're at home," said Eli Golemi, the owner of Café Bella. "Everyone will greet you and respect you."
Some of the most delicious dishes are the chicken lemonita and the tortellini Michael Angelo, which features cheese-stuffed tortellini with sautéed onions, Canadian bacon and the restaurant's special pink sauce.
"Every dish that comes out is tasted by me," Golemi said. "The food has to be to my standard."
Dutch's
"Come try the best burger in Texas," said Kay Greenlee, the owner of Dutch's.
Dutch's bacon Swiss mushroom burger with tater tots. Photo credit: Jake Hook
Dutch's offers award-winning burgers surrounded by its sweet sourdough buns and delicious sides including tater tots and onion rings.
"Some of our most popular burgers are the bacon blue cheeseburger, the original dutch and the vaquero burger, which features fried onion and jalapeno strings, bacon, shredded cheddar cheese, barbecue sauce and chipotle mayo," Greenlee said.
In July, Dutch's opened the Locker Room, an expansion of the restaurant that features a full-service bar and more than 10 TVs.
The bar features draught beer including Guinness, Michelob Ultra, Wild Acres and many more.
Zeke's Fish & Chips
For nearly the last five decades, Zeke's has been famous for its fast service and variety of delicious seafood options.
Zeke's Fried cod and shrimp with a side of fries. Photo credit: Jake Hook
"Some of the most popular items on our menu are cod, catfish and chicken salad," said Mark Lidell, the owner of Zeke's. "We cook everything to order, and we give large portions."
The food comes out fast, but if you need your seafood to go, Zeke's also offers a drive thru window.
Zeke's has the feel and flavor of a mom-and-pop seafood place.
All of its seafood is cooked to order, and the food's flavor separates it from the traditional seafood you find elsewhere.
Ol' South Pancake House
This family restaurant separates itself from other chain breakfast restaurants with its friendly service and delicious dishes, particularly its German pancakes.
Ol ' South's German pancake sampler. Photo credit: Jake Hook
The German pancakes are a combination of a pancake and a crepe, and they are topped with butter, powdered sugar and your choice of lemon, apple, blueberry or strawberry topping.
"You won't get the chain restaurant feeling here," said Amanda Vargas, a manager at Ol' South. "This is a family restaurant with a lot of history and unbeatable breakfast food."
This southern style restaurant is just two miles away from TCU's campus, and it's a great late-night spot to eat at since it's open 24/7.
Yogi's Deli and Grill
Anything you can crave — this restaurant has got it. Yogi's is known for its wide variety of food and fast service.
Yogi's Bacon, egg and cheese bagel. Photo credit: Jake Hook
This deli offers pancakes, French toast, migas, omelets, breakfast tacos and eight different kinds of eggs benedict.
"Our restaurant is family owned, and everything is home cooked and made from scratch," said Yogi Florsheim, the owner of Yogi's Deli and Grill.
Florsheim said that if you come into his restaurant and mention this article, you'll get 10% off your meal.
Fat Shack's line of clothing and homemade honey mustard for sale in the restaurant. Photo credit: Jake Hook
Fat Shack
"It's hard to describe this restaurant," said Ronnie Davis, the owner of Fat Shack. "It's crazy. Basically, we just take deep fried items and pile them into a sandwich and call it a meal.
This crazy new restaurant just opened underneath GrandMarc four months ago.
"Business has been better than we could ever imagine," Davis said.
This off-the-wall eatery offers all kinds of different options on its menu including burgers, sandwiches with fried cheese sticks and chicken tenders, deep fried mac and cheese bites and any kind of deep fried dessert you can think of.
Davis said the restaurant's most popular dessert items are the deep fried Oreo's, deep fried Twinkies and deep fried cheesecake bites.
Fat Shack is open until 4:00 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Jake Hook is a senior sports broadcasting major and journalism minor from Louisville, Kentucky. He has worked as a journalist and broadcaster for the Pierre Trappers baseball team, and he has worked for over three years in sports radio as a producer and show host. When he is not working, Jake is busy consuming all kinds of sports, spending money he does not have or getting frustrated while trying to learn the guitar.
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The City Paper is holding their "Best of DC 2012" contest. We won in 2010 and 2011, thanks to you wonderful Forklift Fans, and we saw a big jump in donations of building materials. Let's make it happen again!
Advertising is expensive for a nonprofit like us. But if we win this award, it means thousands of dollars of free publicity in the City Paper! And remember: lots of publicity = more donations arriving at the Forklift. Less waste & more green jobs = a better selection when you come shopping!
Wow! Our donations team recently picked up something very unusual: pallets and pallets of brand-new marmoleum flooring, still in the box. These are true linoleum tiles, similar to what your grandparents might have used in their first kitchen.
Made out of linseed oil, pine rosin, jute fibers, and other natural & renewable ingredients.
We received a variety of beautiful colors, including a trendy grey, charcoal, dove blue, and a nice neutral tan.
Come see us soon, because at 50% below retail price, it is going quickly. Spread the word to your friends - especially if you know someone with chemical sensitivities, allergies, or asthma who is renovating and needs materials that won't harm them. Marmoleum is also healthier for pets and small children who spend a lot of time close to the floor!
Take half off the orange price tag on mantels priced at $300 or less.
Even an outdated shiny brass fireplace screen can look fresh with heat-safe spray paint, like the one above, featured in a living room makeover on The Nesting Game blog.
Take 50% off the orange price tag on salvaged interior and exterior shutters, blinds, shades, curtains, curtain rods, and accessories.
Old shutters offer endless possibilities. Check out our blog for a roundup of ideas, including a console table, a ceiling treatment, and a charming endtable.
Take half off office furniture with orange price tags of $100 or less. Sale includes: Metal & particle-board office furniture with orange price tags of $100 or less, such as file cabinets, media cabinets, bookshelves, and desks.
What's that you say - you don't need a big metal office cabinet? Well, how about a cheerful planter?
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Jon McDonald, 72
Jon R. McDonald, 72, Roann, received his final call at 11:40 p.m. on Oct. 29, 2017, at Parkview Hospital, Fort Wayne.
Cory Shenefield, 32
Cory David Shenefield, 32, of Wabash, passed away on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2017, at 10:09 p.m. at the Parkview Wabash Hospital.
Dawn Addair, 39
Dawn Addair, 39, Liberty Mills, passed away at 7:44 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017, in Parkview Hospital, Fort Wayne.
Arthur Gaston, 91
Arthur A. Gaston, 91, North Manchester, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2017, at 3:50 p.m. in Peabody Retirement Community, North Manchester.
Michael Boring, 25
Michael Lee Boring, 25, of Lagro, died at 2:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017, at Parkview Wabash Hospital.
Vickie Sanders, 70
Vickie Lynn Sanders, 70, formerly of Wabash, died at 7:33 p.m., Monday, Nov. 6, 2017, at Peabody Healthcare Center in North Manchester.
Dick Lee Miller, 73
Dick Lee Miller, 73, North Manchester, passed away peacefully in his residence with his sister, Mary, and two brothers, Paul and Wayne, by his side on Nov. 5, 2017, at 3:25 a.m.
Annabelle Enyeart, 93
Annabelle Enyeart, 93, North Manchester, passed away Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017, in Parkview Wabash Hospital, Wabash.


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Todd's arrival isn't exactly welcome!
Airs at 7:30pm on Monday 15 October 2007
What's on TV Wed, October 3 1:12pm
Todd's arrival isn't exactly welcome!
Eileen tells a shocked Jason that Todd is on his way up for the stag do and wedding and Jason wonders who sent his estranged brother an invitation. Jason bottles telling Sarah when he finds her crying after her supposed best mate Candice fails to return her calls. Todd turns up and is humiliated when Jason confesses that he didn't invite him. Sarah storms in a flap because the reception room has been double booked and she's horrified to find her Todd standing there!
Paul turns up at the restaurant with a black eye and Leanne is furious. She tells him that they should be aiming high and acting accordingly. Paul promises Leanne that he's paid his dues and the heavies won't return. Leanne backs off when Paul reminds her that she's hardly whiter than white herself.
Chesney is having a high old time with Kirk looking after him, despite having a bad stomach after eating cold tinned curry for breakfast! Fiz, however, is far from happy with Kirk's take on childcare and she insists that Chesney move in with her.
Also, Rosie tries to make a very uninterested Liam jealous by implying that she's got a date with John!
*Second episode, 8.30pm*
Sarah is in pieces over Todd's appearance but Jason urges Sarah to stem her tears and not give David the satisfaction of spoiling their day. Jason, Todd and the lads head off for their stag do, while Sarah has a wedding dress fitting. Sarah heads over to a window when she hears a loud thumping coming from his car but she rips her wedding dress. Jason is forced to leave his own stag do after an hysterical call from Sarah. But disaster strikes yet again when Jason walks in and sees her in her wedding dress. A superstitious Sarah is convinced their wedding is jinxed.
Rosie is upset when she finds out that Liam is arranging a date with Maria and when Maria phones the factory to confirm a time, Rosie deliberately fails to pass on the message. Maria assumes she's been stood up after waiting alone at the wine bar.
Fiz is getting heartily sick of hearing about Sally and Rosie from John and she worries that John seems to be turning into the Webster's social worker. John meets up with Rosie and tries to convince her to return to school.
Also, Chesney tells Fiz he wants to stay with Kirk.
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Nürburgring Classic Richard Mille: The First Edition Is A Winner
The weekend of 17-18 June 2017 was the occasion for hundreds of drivers to leave the grid during the first ever Nürburgring Classic Richard Mille. This exceptional event was also an opportunity to celebrate the 90th anniversary of this legendary track, the most elite and difficult in the world Known as the 'Nürburg Ring', this site was the setting for a historic, and historical, gathering. The German circuit, carved out of the Eifel mountain range and inaugurated in 1927, welcomed over 600 cars, including a hundred or so that raced between 1927 and 1939. In a demonstration race on the Grand Prix circuit, the famous Bentley 4 ½ Litres faced-off once more against their arch-rivals, the Bugatti Type 35B and Mercedes-Benz Rennsport. The Queen of this contest was uncontestably the Mercedes Benz compressor belonging to Rudolf Caracciola, the vehicle that won the opening race when the track first opened in 1927.
A variety of exciting events, such as the 'German Touring Car Classics', which brought together former drivers from the German DTM, the 'Historical Touring Car Trophy' and the ADAC Eifel race punctuated this weekend devoted to mechanical prowess. The Mercedes-Benz Museum also participated, by supplying the keys to its SSK, Raching SS and Type-S to Jochen Mass, Klaus Ludwig and Roland Asch—three German drivers with impressive track records.
Time slots were also scheduled to allow amateur drivers looking for peak sensation a chance to drive on the north loop. At 20.832 kilometres long, this track involves no less than 176 turns, allowing the many spectators who turned out for this first edition of the Nürburgring Classic Richard Mille every opportunity to enjoy the smells and sounds produced by these prestigious machines.
After Le Mans Classic and Chantilly Arts & Élégance Richard Mille, two international events that have become de rigueur in the world of classic automobiles, Richard Mille is pursuing a new collaboration in this area, now in Germany, a market where watchmaking and handsome mechanics are naturally associated.
Don't miss the 2nd edition of the Nürburgring Classic Richard Mille to be held 22-25 June 2018, an opportunity for all passionate amateurs to revel in the golden age of automobile racing on this ultimate legend of a track.
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Under the Direction of the Parking Lot Supervisor, the Parking Lot Attendant is responsible for providing customer service to guests as they park at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.
Greets guests and collects proceeds for parking lot.
Assists in directing traffic, as needed.
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The Parking Lot Attendant works outside in all types of weather, often standing for 4-5 hours at a time. Must be able to lift up to 20 lbs.


St. Patrick's Day is coming. With a bit of luck (and our tips), you can save some green.
You probably won't find any pots of gold at the end of a rainbow this month, but you will find plenty of deals on popular product categories.
Navigate this month's shopping with the help of our guide to what to buy (and skip) in March.
New mattress models usually arrive in stores in the spring, which makes the old mattresses potentially more affordable, according to Scott Paladini, CEO and founder of Bear Mattress, an online mattress company. If you care more about a bargain than the latest model, expect to get a discount on floor samples that have been displayed and tested on the showroom floor.
» MORE: When is the best time to buy a mattress?
March is a month too late for blowout television deals. February delivered steep savings during Super Bowl season, including discounts of up to 30% off on select 4K TVs at Best Buy.
Your next big opportunity for TV deals will arrive in July during so-called Black Friday in July sales. Amazon, Newegg and Dell, to name a few, had summer sales last year. After that, expect plenty of electronics savings during the actual Black Friday sales in November.
Many major retailers discount St. Patrick's Day essentials in the days leading up to the holiday. Stores like Amazon and J.C. Penney had such sales in past years.
As with any holiday, the longer you wait to shop, the better. Selection might be reduced, but so will prices. And if you like wearing green all year, expect even bigger clearance deals after the holiday is over.
March 20 is the first day of spring, but you should probably wait a few weeks before outfitting yourself with spring apparel. New inventory, including clothing, generally costs the most at the beginning of a season.
Instead, shop smart by stocking your closet with plenty of cold-weather staples for fall and winter. Winter clearance sales are continuing at many stores, including Cabela's and Burlington.
As Tax Day approaches, use March as your chance to get a deal on tax software. Retailers like Dell and Staples already have sales on tax-prep products. At Best Buy, you can get a free gift card when you purchase an eligible sale-priced H&R Block tax software. Tax Day is April 17 this year.
March isn't known for blowout sales on furniture, so we recommend holding off on this major purchase for a little longer.
Our best advice? Wait for Memorial Day sales in May, when big box chains and department stores will do all they can to entice customers to buy these items. If you're willing to wait even longer, Labor Day deals in September will be hard to beat.
Good buys in March won't be found only at department or electronics stores. They'll be at your local restaurant and supermarket, too.
Mark your calendar for food-related holidays, including National Ravioli Day on March 20 and Pi Day on March 14. Although the latter is inspired more by math than food, restaurants and grocery stores like to celebrate the occasion with deals on pies. Check social media for promotions related to your favorite food.


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The NFL players went on strike after the second week of the 1987 season. Week 3 games were canceled, but play resumed the next week with rosters loaded with replacement players.
Robinson was a replacement player throughout the three-week strike. He didn't play during the first two weeks, but after quarterback Ed Rubbert injured his shoulder during the third game featuring the scabs, Robinson relieved him. He completed 11 of 18 passes for 152 yards with two interceptions, and the Redskins beat the Dallas Cowboys 13-7 on "Monday Night Football."
Some of the Cowboys' top players, including Tony Dorsett, had crossed the picket line for the game, but the Redskins remained powered by the replacements.
The strike ended after that game, and Robinson was cut. Those three games as a replacement encapsulated the entirety of his NFL career.
"The 3-0 record of the Redskins replacement players was part of the remarkable success of the 1987 Washington Redskins," Redskins owner Dan Snyder said in a news release Wednesday. "Their contributions are part of Redskins history and represent an integral reason why a Lombardi Trophy from the 1987 campaign resides in our facility today. Thanks in part to the generosity of our partners on this project, we are happy to honor these players for their role in that World Championship."
Robinson passed for 3,332 yards during his Tennessee career from 1982-85. He threw for 259 yards and four touchdowns in the Vols' 38-20 upset of No. 1 Auburn on Sept. 28, 1985, overshadowing Bo Jackson, the eventual Heisman Trophy winner. Robinson wound up on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
After that senior season, Robinson and UT teammate B.B. Cooper were arrested for selling cocaine to an undercover police officer. Robinson was sentenced to nine months in prison. Robinson's sentence was divided into two parts to give him work release to play professional football in 1987. He played for the semipro Richmond Ravens before joining the Redskins.
Robinson, a Tallahassee, Fla., native, lives in Knoxville.


On the death of American hero John McCain, former WHAS talk show host John Ziegler reissued his 2009 MEDIA MALPRACTICE film. It's Ziegler's comprehensive takedown of partisan media skewing news during the 2008 presidential campaign.
Five-time Super Bowl champs the New England Patriots visited the White House yesterday. Some players choose to politicize the moment by announcing that they won't attend to show opposition to President Donald Trump.
The New York Times tweeted comparison photos from 2017 to the Patriots' last visit in 2015 when Barack Obama was in office.
One problem. The arrangements were significantly different but left out of the N.Y. Times demeaning visual comparison.
A few years ago, 34 New England Patriots players attended the ceremony compared with 32 yesterday. Most noteworthy, quarterback Tom Brady (a friend of President Trump) announced that he could not attend yesterday due to urgent family issues. Brady's mother has been very ill. The NY Times did a thorough job explaining all of this in its news story. The NY Times tweet (top of this page) was misleading.
The winningest Super Bowl franchise are owned by Robert Kraft, who is one of Trump's best friends. Kraft spoke at the White House, drawing the parallel of his team's fourth quarter comeback to that of Trump's final surge to win the 2016 election.
Hey New York Times, partisan much? Even the team's hometown paper, the liberal Boston Globe, had to let some truth shine in while hedging its bet in reporting thru its Democrat prism.
The Patriots ultimately posted this photo to illustrate that a full staircase image was available to the media but the NY Times decided to make a false equivalency. And this is what is killing our media business. Partisanship must permeate even a Super Bowl celebration for a divided electorate. Sad!
He's been there. He'll be there. He'll do his best to remember what happened.
Suddenly, NBC news anchor Brian Williams is on a self-imposed hiatus. I'm not sure that I believe the self-imposed part of this story.
It keeps getting worse for America's top rated news anchor. The lies are stacking up.
NBC news anchor Brian Williams, celebrated in NBC promos as an anchor who has "been there" and "will be there," is being roundly mocked online after the revelation that his decade old war story was a massive lie.
"The View" co-host Rosie O'Donnell isn't having any part of Lyin' Brian Williams' story.
Others now claim Williams lied during his award-winning broadcasts during the Hurricane Katrina tragedy in New Orleans.
Slate.com offers a timeline of NBC and Brian Williams advancing the same untrue story of the anchorman under fire from Iraqi soldiers. Williams claims foggy memories have led to his misremembering the truth. In a 2013 radio interview, Williams told Alec Baldwin he thought he was going to die.
The truth is that Williams was in a helicopter that flew the same route an hour after a different convoy of Chinook helicopters were fired upon.
It seems that Peter Pan's pop went all Pinocchio on the public and now must sit on the sidelines to see if the dust settles. Here's Williams telling the story to David Letterman in March 2013 (2:45 on the video).
To regain street cred, all Brian Williams needs to do is punch Jesse Ventura in the face.


Silverlight Surface.getDimensions seems to break?
The attached simple test of dojox.gfx gets confusing reports from getDimensions() from the surface it creates. On load, the surface is created as 800x600, and an immediate call to getDimensions() reports 800x600. But if we wait a moment (via setTimeout), then the surface's getDimensions() reports 1033x775, which is roughly same aspect ratio but is wrong. You can see that it is indeed wrong by drawing two rectangles of the two sizes, and the red one (with the original size) is correct while the purple one (with the new size) is too big and shifted.
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I've encountered this problem while using dojox.charting in silverlight. My charts wouldn't resize properly at all! I've found the problem to be in getDimensions() in silverlight.js.
Silverlight is mostly abandoned as a tech, except as an IE7/8 fallback, so closing as patchwelcome.


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2014 Liège-Bastogne-Liège
Simon Gerrans emerged victorious in this year's 100th edition of Liège-Bastogne-Liège classic today.
The Australian rider found the impetus to nix Alejandro Valverde and Michal Kwiatkowski on the line with a perfectly timed attack in the final meters.
Meanwhile, defending champion Daniel Martin, who looked poised to win his second title, was beset by tragedy, as the Irish rider crashed in the final turn.
In addition, the late breakaway companions, Giampaolo Caruso and Domenico Pozzovivo, finished in fourth and fifth position, after the duo enjoyed a brief period out front after they managed to ride clear on the Côte de Saint-Nicolas – before being reeled in the final few hundred meters.
Race Highlights
The first breakaway group containing Pirimin Lang, Michel Koch, Jaco Venter, Matteo Bono, Pieter Jakobs and Marco Minnaard got underway early in today's stage. And, after 36 kilometers of racing, the escapees succeeded in building up a lead of 11:20 over the peloton – a gap that would later swell to a massive 15:50 advantage by the time they approached the first climb of the day at the 70 kilometer mark.
However, as the reached the climb of the Côte de Wanne, their lead had been reduced to under 10 minutes, wherein Minnaard was the first rider to loose contact with his fellow breakaway companions.
In the meantime, as the peloton reached the Province de Liège, a crash claimed pre-race favorite Roman Kreuziger.
From there, teams took turns trying to control the breakaway, with riders like Thomas Dekker (Garmin) and Steve Cummings (BMC) holding the front for majority of the first 130 kilometers of racing.
The Côte de Wanne proved to be a far more challenging climb for the main field, as more riders such as Samuel Sanchez and Michael Rogers were forced to take up duties at the front as well.
As the race tackled the climbs of the Stockeu and the Côte de la Haute-Levee, the peloton became enlivened – leaving little chance for the stragglers to remain onboard. Such was the case for last year's runner-up – Joaquim Rodriguez, as the Katusha rider was seen shaking his head in exhaustion along the climb(s).
In addition, World Champion Rui Costa saw his race ambitions disappear as well, after he fell off the pace during the remaining 75 kilometers.
Meanwhile, the breakaway group's lead had been reduced to just five minutes, as flurry of attacks and counter-attacks from within the chase group kept the pace high on the climb of the Côte de la Vecquee.
As the race turned up the climb of the La Redoute, Tony Martin took up the pace setting at the front, with Valverde, Kwiatkowski, Valverde, Nibali and Dan Martin all in close proximity. At that point, the escapees saw their advantage cut to just 1:40 by the time they reached the summit.
From there, Warren Barguil attempted a brief attack of his own. However, his efforts were quickly thwarted by Jan Bakelants and Julian Arredondo.
Liège-Bastogne-Liège 2014 Results
AUS 1 GERRANS, Simon (ORICA GreenEDGE) 6:37:43
ESP 2 VALVERDE BELMONTE, Alejandro (MOVISTAR)
POL 3 KWIATKOWSKI, Michal (OMEGA PHARMA – QUICK-STEP)
ITA 4 CARUSO, Giampaolo (KATUSHA)
ITA 5 POZZOVIVO, Domenico (AG2R LA MONDIALE) + 3
NED 6 SLAGTER, Tom Jelte (GARMIN SHARP)
CZE 7 KREUZIGER, Roman (TINKOFF-SAXO)
BEL 8 GILBERT, Philippe (BMC RACING)
ESP 9 MORENO FERNANDEZ, Daniel (KATUSHA) + 5
FRA 10 BARDET, Romain (AG2R LA MONDIALE) + 6
Km 70.0 – Côte de La Roche-en-Ardenne2.8 kilometre-long climb at 6.2%
Km 123.0 – Côte de Saint-Roch1 kilometre-long climb at 11.1%
Km 167.0 – Côte de Wanne2.8 kilometre-long climb at 7.2%
Km 173.5 – Côte de Stockeu1 kilometre-long climb at 12.4%
Km 179.0 – Côte de la Haute-Levée3.6 kilometre-long climb at 5.6%
Km 201.0 – Côte de la Vecquée3.1 kilometre-long climb at 6.4%
Km 218.5 – Côte de La Redoute2 kilometre-long climb at 8.9%
Km 231.5 – Côte des Forges1.9 kilometre-long climb at 5.9%
Km 243.5 – Côte de La Roche-aux-Faucons1.5 kilometre-long climb at 9.3%
Km 257.5 – Côte de Saint-Nicolas1.2 kilometre-long climb at 8.6%


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Correlative conjunctions... they are fairly easy for students to recognize, but they aren't always the easiest sentences to write! In fact, when it was time to teach a grammar lesson on correlative conjunctions, I must admit how surprised I was to run across three rules that go along with writing sentences with correlative conjunctions. When I teach students about correlative conjunctions, I begin by having students identify correlative conjunctions within sentences, and then I challenge them to write sentences with correlative conjunctions that are grammatically correct.
Rule #1: The two elements that correlative conjunctions connect should be balanced.
BALANCED: When Tayla's purse was stolen, she lost not only her money, but also her cell phone.
Rule #2: If you connect two subjects with a correlative conjunction, the second subject must agree with the verb that follows.
LACKING SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT: Neither my aunt nor my cousins drinks soda.
CORRECT SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT: Neither my aunt nor my cousins drink soda.
Rule #3: Be careful not to form sentences with double negatives.
DOUBLE NEGATIVE: I think my grandparents forgot about my birthday. I didn't receive neither a card nor a gift from them.
CORRECTLY WRITTEN: I think my grandparents forgot about my birthday. I received neither a card nor a gift from them.
The next time I teach students the basics about correlative conjunctions, I plan to review with this interactive anchor chart. I will draw part of the anchor chart before class begins (shown below).
The clip art is a freebie by A Sketchy Guy. Click HERE to access this adorable clip art piece!
I plan to ask my students to help me create the sentences for the rest of the anchor chart, keeping in mind the rules we learned about writing sentences with correlative conjunctions. Because it can be challenging for students (and especially English language learners) to follow all three rules, I intend to have students work with a partner or in a small group to write the sentences. After students have had time to write the sentences, I will ask for volunteers to share them with the class. I will write some of the sentences shared on the anchor chart. The anchor chart below shows how it might look after the groups have shared their sentences.


In the Amish town of Sugarcreek, love comes in many forms. But will it come at all for Miriam?
Miriam Zehr has worked at the Sugarcreek Inn longer than she cares to admit. The restaurant is a favorite of town residents as well as the many tourists who come to taste the famous Amish fare. Though she always tries to have a smile for every customer, deep down Miriam knows something's missing: a family of her own.
Miriam has never felt particularly beautiful, especially because she's always been a bit heavier than other girls her age. When Junior, the man she's pined for all her life, suddenly seeks her out, she's thrilled to be noticed . . . until she realizes he's only asking her to help get the attention of Mary Kathryn Hershberger, her pretty friend.
If Miriam helps Junior court Mary Kathryn, she'll get to spend a lot of time with him, but she might lose him in the process. Are these few stolen moments worth a lifetime of sacrifice? Is Miriam right to even hope for the life she dreams of?
A beautiful story of faith, hope, and second chances. Her characters are so real that they feel like old friends. Once you open the book, you won't put it down until you've reached the last page.
Once I began reading it, I couldn't set it aside until I had read every page...a delightful story.
A story of love, grace, and yes—hope. I loved Miriam Zehr from page one. Shelley Shepard Gray has once again written a story that will captivate readers.
With her endearing and delightful characters, written in her trademark descriptive style, author Shelley Shepard Gray has once again crafted a story that will capture readers' hearts from the first page.


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Q: $scope is not binding data in view I've been developing an e-commerce website and I am stuck at a point. I am using Stripe payment and all is working fine except data biding after token creation. Here is my controller
app.controller('shoppingCartController', ['$scope', '$http', '$sce', 'stripe', '$window', function ($scope, $http, $sce, stripe, $window) {

        $window.Stripe.setPublishableKey('pk_test_saiYYlyCNgO2yZq6Mu******');

        $scope.createToken = function () {
            var expire = $scope.master[0].expire.split('/');
            if ($scope.userDetail.$valid === true) {
                $window.Stripe.card.createToken({
                    number: $scope.master[0].card,
                    cvc: $scope.master[0].cvv,
                    exp_month: expire[0],
                    exp_year: expire[1],
                }, $scope.makepayment);

            }
        }

        $scope.makepayment = function (status, response) {
            if (response.error) {
                $scope.handleStripeCallback(response);
            } else {
                // response contains id and card, which contains additional card details
                var data = {token: response.id, data: $scope.cartData};

                $http.post('make_payment', data).success(function (data) {
                    if (data.status) {
                        $scope.stripePaymentMessage = data.message;
                        $scope.stripePaymentMessageClass = "success";
                    } else {
                        $scope.stripePaymentMessage = data.message;
                        $scope.stripePaymentMessageClass = "danger";
                    }

                })
            }

        }

        $scope.handleStripeCallback = function (response) {
            //alert(response.error.message);
            $scope.stripChargeRequest = true;
            $scope.stripePaymentMessage = response.error.message;
            $scope.stripePaymentMessageClass = "danger";
        }

    }]);

In my view I am trying to handle error or success message with this code

        <button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="alert" aria-label="Close">×</button>
        {{stripePaymentMessage}}

My question is: stripChargeRequest angular variable contain true / false with normal scope binding but when I am trying to create a token by calling $scope.createToken() it not works. I guess I am forgetting something  in calling callback function $scope.makepayment(). Fortunately it is working in controller's scope. I can see error after stripe request in controller but it is not showing in view. Please suggest me the proper way of doing that. Thanks in advance.

A: The stripe callbacks are outside of angular so you need to use $apply to tell angular whenever you update the scope so it can run a digest to update the view
Example:
   $scope.handleStripeCallback = function (response) {
        //alert(response.error.message);
        $scope.stripChargeRequest = true;
        $scope.stripePaymentMessage = response.error.message;
        $scope.stripePaymentMessageClass = "danger";
        $scope.$apply(); // tell angular to update view
    }

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A chef instructor in culinary school described these two things as the main objectives of chefs.
Years later i still agree.
Almost everything else concerning cooking falls into one of these two categories.


When settlers first arrived in America there were two schools of thought: the English enjoyed the risks involved in gambling whilst the Puritans wanted to leave behind the ways of their forefathers thereby illegalizing all forms of gambling.
In the English colonies gambling became an accepted pastime as long as it could be considered a pursuit of gentleman. In other words, card games were accepted whilst cockfighting wasn't.
Attracted by the potential profit involved, men throughout the colonies became involved in 'games of chance'. Unfortunately, cheats and liars were quick to see available opportunities and become involved in cons which led to gambling being blamed for the idleness of the settlers and their inability to support themselves.
Despite the problems surrounding gambling, England saw its chance to improve the situation throughout the colonies by means of lotteries that were used to raise money to pour back into improving the dependent areas. The settlers' love of gambling had been used to their own advantage.
Lotteries continued to thrive for the next few centuries, as did other forms of gambling, until eventually, during the early part of the 1800s, gambling haunts started to spring up in the river towns of the South where professional gamblers preyed on travelers. Wo betide anybody caught cheating, though; lynching proved a successful way of reducing the number of professionals operating with fraudulent means.
Poker and craps spread across America and became two of the most popular forms of gambling as a pack of cards or some dice could easily be carried and a game played anywhere. Once again, the racketeers were in business.
At about this time protests against state authorized lottery games were successful after it was proved that operators had been absconding with profits. It wasn't until after the civil war that lotteries were again used as a means to raise money to rebuild the war-torn South.
Horse racing also became popular although was riddled with fraud. Bookmakers owned horses and influenced the outcome. Eventually the sport died out and didn't regain popularity until the 1930s, when gambling was legalized as a means of improving the economy during the depression. The re-opening of racetracks led to an increased interest in parimutuel betting. Unfortunately, leaders of organized crime saw their chance to profit from the widespread interest in gambling by offering illegal games with higher stakes.
Prior to legalization, Nevada had a flourishing gambling industry that had proved impossible to prohibit. Once legalization was in place, tourists started to flock to the state to spend money at the tables.
More and more states legalized gambling in one form or another and by the 1950s, bingo was legal in 11 states, although generally only when played to raise money for charity.
The first modern state-authorized lottery started in New Hampshire in 1964, closely following by New York in 1967. Illegal 'numbers' games had always been played and the big payouts involved in the lottery games attracted a huge percentage of the population.
Gambling is, in one form or another, a popular pastime in the US. Whether you choose to play cards in a bar, roulette in a casino, pull the arm of the one-armed bandits, have a game of bingo or try your luck on the horses, you're no doubt attracted by the possible high returns coupled with the thrill of the risk involved. For some it pays off - for others it doesn't. Quite simply, gambling's a game of chance.


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So Much Pretty
By: Cara Hoffman
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Publication Date: March 2011
Reviewed by: Mary Lignor
Review Date: March 15, 2011
This has to be one of the creepiest books I have ever read yet, believe it or not, it was almost impossible to put down. Taking place in a small town called Haeden, located in New York state, So Much Pretty is a very sinister and angry story of denial by residents of this small town who know all about the events that have occurred but absolutely refuse to accept or discuss them.
Wendy White was a nice country girl who had just moved out of her family home to try independence on for size. Life was good; she had her first real boyfriend and was working her first real job as a waitress at a local bar when she came up missing. Progress by the local police in solving her disappearance doesn't happen and gradually things go back to normal (or a reasonable facsimile) and the case remains unsolved.
Stacy Flynn is a reporter who has moved to Haeden from Cleveland, which was heavy with violence and crime. The "bad side of life" is the last thing that Stacy thinks will be a part of her world in the hamlet of Haeden. After all, this is a small town where a dairy farm is the main employer. However, the population of Haeden is made up of families who have lived there for years, and the last thing they want is for an outsider to come into their community and "mess" things up...which is exactly what Stacy is about to do.
As she begins working on a story of the environmental impact of the farm, and how runoff from the farm is likely to poison the people and animals who live on the edges of the town, things begin to unravel for the small town and their best kept secret comes to light. Five months after Wendy White disappeared, her body turns up in a ditch near Haeden, and all of a sudden Stacy has another story to investigate. Nobody in town is anxious to speak with her, and the residents who do state unequivocally that Wendy's murderer is definitely not a local. As Stacy delves into the environmental issues and Wendy's disappearance, she starts to become suspicious of the town and it's people.
Alice Piper is fifteen-years-old and the daughter of two doctors who left New York City to settle in a rural community to raise their daughter. She is an extremely bright girl with a genius IQ and is very popular with the locals ever since her family moved to Haeden to give her a better life. An accomplished swimmer, Alice remembers Wendy White from the swim team at school, and she also harbors her own suspicions of the murder. When Alice reads the story that Stacy has written concerning violence against women and the number of women who are murdered by people they know, she begins to mull over the facts about Wendy's death, and decides she wants to get involved and solve the crime instead of overlooking it like the rest of the town seems to be doing. Stacy and Alice begin to notice the towns' failure to own up to the murder, and when a second crime is committed, Alice and Stacy find their lives becoming twisted together as they begin to wonder which one of them could perhaps be the next victim.
This story, being more than a little confusing, will make the reader go back and forth - at times liking the plot and then disliking it, depending on the chapter. As a debut novel, there was a ton of thought put into the story and characters, which were certainly true to life where small town communities beliefs', loyalties, and politics are concerned.
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Q: Schema for D96A [Biztalk] I need schema for EDIFACT files of document type "D-96A". I have BizTalk 2009 installed on my machine. But no schemas are available in the installation folder.
Is it available for download? or could anybody share the schemas for following
i) DESADV
b) INVRPT
c) ORDERSP
d) RECADV
Thanks in advance

A: In the BizTalk installation folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 R2\XSD_Schema\EDI
You will find a file called: MicrosoftEdiXSDTemplates unzip/install that file. This contains all EDIFACT schemas.


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Our Tune of the Day is "A. Enlightenment B. Endarkenment – (Hint: There is no C)" by Ray Wylie Hubbard from the 2010 album of the same name. We were going to use "Conversation with the Devil" but it is not available on Spotify (here it is on Youtube). Thanks to Roger for the suggestion, there are SO many great RWH tunes. "And heaven pours down rain and lighting bolts." Yeah.


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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting their first child!
By Lara Martin
15 Oct 2018, 08:44 | Updated: 6 Mar 2020, 09:58
Tags: Meghan Markle
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have confirmed they are expecting their first child!
A statement from Kensington Palace on Monday morning confirmed that former actress Meghan, 37, is pregnant with their first baby.
The baby will be seventh in line to the throne.
Harry and Meghan are expecting a baby! (Credit: Splash)
Read more: Meghan Markle's dad Thomas says she's always wanted children
The palace said: "Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are very pleased to announce that The Duchess of Sussex is expecting a baby in the Spring of 2019.
"Their Royal Highnesses have appreciated all of the support they have received from people around the world since their wedding in May and are delighted to be able to share this happy news with the public."
Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are very pleased to announce that The Duchess of Sussex is expecting a baby in the Spring of 2019. pic.twitter.com/Ut9C0RagLk
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) October 15, 2018
Speculation that Meghan was pregnant began swirling on Friday when she attended Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank wearing a loose fitting coat.
The new royal was seen slipping quickly into the chapel alongside her husband and didn't remove her coat throughout the wedding ceremony.
Meghan pictured at Princess Eugenie's wedding on Friday (Credit: Gareth Fuller – WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Meghan and Harry were congratulated by senior members of the royal family at the wedding after revealing their happy news.
A spokesperson said: "The Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall, and Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are delighted for the couple and were able to congratulate them on Friday at the wedding in person."
Meghan reportedly told the royal family at Eugenie's wedding on Friday (Credit: Splash)
The added that Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, is "very happy about the lovely news and she looks forward to welcoming her first grandchild."
The happy pregnancy announcement was made just as Meghan and Harry, 34, touched down in Sydney, Australia for the start of their first overseas tour as a married couple.
Meghan's mum Doria is said to be "very happy" to become a first-time grandmother (Credit: Steve Parsons – Pool / Getty Images)
Further speculation that a pregnancy announcement was imminent came after Meghan emerged from the airport clutching purple folders across her stomach.
They are in the country for Harry's Invictus Games 2018, which run from October 20 to October 28.
Meghan sent the rumour mill swirling by concealing her stomach with purple files on arrival in Sydney on Monday (Credit: Media-Mode / SplashNews.com)
They will then travel on to New Zealand, Tonga and Fiji for further engagements.
A palace spokesperson said the couple had sought medical advice on their travel plans following Meghan's pregnancy news and would proceed as originally intended, despite Zika being present in Fiji and Tonga.
Harry and Meghan pictured after their May 19 wedding (Credit: Leon Neal/Getty Images)
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's child won't automatically become a prince or princess, despite Harry himself being a prince.
It's because a Letters Patent issued by Harry's great-great grandfather King George V in 1917 limited which members of the royal family could receive a title.
He said: "The grandchildren of the sons of any such Sovereign in the direct male line (save only the eldest living son of the eldest son of the Prince of Wales) shall have and enjoy in all occasions the style and title enjoyed by the children of Dukes of these Our Realms."
Meghan and Harry's child won't automatically become a HRH (Credit: Splashnews.com)
It means that any children Harry and Meghan have won't automatically get the title HRH unless The Queen steps in and issues a new Letters Patent to change that.
She did that for The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's children, Princess Charlotte, three, and Prince Louis, who was born in April.
The couple's eldest son, Prince George, was always entitled to be HRH as he's the eldest son of the eldest son (William) of the Prince of Wales (Charles).
But while Kate was pregnant with George, The Queen issued a Letters Patent declaring all of William and Kate's future children were entitled to use HRH.
George was always entitled to be HRH because his dad William is the eldest son of the Prince of Wales (Credit: Brian Lawless – WPA Pool/Getty Images)
If The Queen doesn't step in this time, then Harry and Meghan's first child will likely be known as the Earl of Dumbarton if it's a boy or Lady Mountbatten-Windsor if it's a girl.
Future sons would be known as Lord Mountbatten-Windsor.
Harry and Meghan may decide not to give their children titles like the Princess Royal did with her children, Peter and Zara, who were raised as Peter and Zara Phillips.
The Queen issued a Letters Patent to ensure Charlotte and her brother Louis could be princess and prince (Credit: Steve Parsons – WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Meghan's father, Thomas Markle, had predicted in June that a pregnancy would be announced quickly after the wedding.
Thomas, who did not attend the Royal Wedding and is believed to have not met Harry yet, told ITV's Good Morning Britain: "She has wanted children for a long time. And when she met Harry she spoke about how much she loved him and so there has to be a child in the making somewhere soon."
It's yet to be confirmed whether Thomas was told before the news was made public.
Meghan's father has said she's wanted children for a long time (Credit: Splash)
Harry, meanwhile, has spoken in the past about his desire to start a family.
In an interview with Sky News in 2015, he said: "Of course, I would love to have kids right now, but there's a process that one has to go through and… tours like this are great fun.
"Hopefully I'm doing all right by myself. It would be great to have someone else next to me to share the pressure. But, you know, time will come and whatever happens, happens."
Harry said in 2015 he would "love" to have a family (Credit: Splash)
Princess Diana's former psychic, Sally Morgan, had also predicted a baby announcement sooner rather than later.
She told ITV's Loose Women in September: " I think by the end of the year it will be announced she's expecting a baby."
Read more: The Duchess of Sussex looks elegant at Princess Eugenie's wedding
The couple have plenty of experience being around children, as Harry's brother, The Duke of Cambridge, is a proud dad of three.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will no doubt be on hand to offer advice (Credit: Splashnews)
William and wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, are parents to son George, five, daughter Charlotte, three, and baby Louis, who was born in April.
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Hibs boss admits next season's targets will depend on transfer movement
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Hibs head coach Neil Lennon admits next season's Premiership target will depend on what happens to his squad during the summer.
The Leith outfit racked up their highest ever top-flight points total when they finished fourth on 67 points last term following three years in the Championship.
Hibs, who will enter the Europa League at the first qualifying round stage next month, were also in the hunt for second place right up until the penultimate game of the campaign when they were beaten by city rivals Hearts.
McGinn has been in fine form for Hibs
However, former Celtic boss Lennon is well aware that the core of his squad could be ripped out during the transfer window, with Dylan McGeouch out of contract and Scotland midfielder John McGinn continuing to attract attention.
Lennon also wants to bring back Scott Allan and Florian Kamberi following the success of their respective loan spells from Celtic and Grasshoppers.
The Hibs boss is keen to build on last season but admits and comings and goings in the next three months will dictate whether they can challenge at the top end of the league.
Lennon, who has been handed the biggest budget in the club's history, said: "I won't be able to really answer that (next season's expectations) until I have a fair idea of what my squad's going to be, there will be a bit toing and froing between now and the season starting. Work has been going on behind the scenes.
"We're going to try and be competitive.
"The club's healthy, which is great. We know the realism of the budget as well, so we'll try and use the money as wisely as we can.
"You strive to (challenge Celtic), we had a good season half to the season and Kilmarnock had a great season as well.
"The league was far more competitive than it was in the previous year and the calibre of manager is very high and (Rangers manager) Steven (Gerrard) coming in adds more profile.
"It's exciting, Celtic are very strong with the resources they have but it's been proved they can be beaten."
Former Celtic trainee McGeouch has been linked with Rangers, Hull City, Sunderland and Blackburn and Lennon is refusing to throw in the towel in his bid to retain the 25-year-old.
He added: "It wound't surprise me if there were clubs interested in Dylan, he's a free agent and he had a wonderful season last year.
"We feel we've made him a good offer and we've had no negative feedback but it's still a long-shot."
Lennon, who led Celtic into the last 16 of the Champions League in 2012, admits he is relishing a return to Europe with Hibs.
The Easter Road outfit were beaten by Danish side Brondby in the Europa League shortly after he took on the reins two years ago.
Lennon added: "We had a great year last year, but it's gone and we've got something to really get our teeth into when we get back early for the qualifiers, so that's very exciting.
"We had a little bit of an expedition when I was only just through the door really.
"We lost 1-0 at home and had a great win in Copenhagen. The players showed that they can perform at that level.
"You need a bit of luck with the draw in terms of travelling and the opposition but it's not insurmountable and it's something that we've earned the right to be in.
"We'll be working really hard to try and get things right for the start because you have to hit the ground running and hopefully make some progression."
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COMMONWEALTH vs. OTIS C. MCGAHEE.
INDICTMENTS found and returned in the Superior Court Department on April 20, 1983.
A motion to dismiss was heard by William H. Carey. J., and the cases were tried before him.
Daniel G. Harrington (Daniel J. Harrington with him) for the defendant.
NOLAN, J. The defendant, Otis C. McGahee, appeals from convictions entered October 21, 1983, on indictments charging murder in the first degree and armed robbery. The issues on appeal concern alleged errors in the grand jury proceedings, the admission of an unsubstantiated allegation of prior criminal activity, the trial judge's denial of the defendant's motion for a required finding of not guilty and a jury instruction regarding the presumption of innocence. The defendant also seeks relief pursuant to our review power under G. L. c. 278, Section 33E. For the reasons set forth below, we affirm the defendant's convictions and grant no relief under Section 33E.
The events leading to the defendant's indictments are summarized as follows. On the afternoon of July 28, 1982, Charles Morreale, a truck driver, completed a delivery of soda at the rear of Joe's Variety Store in Dorchester. Jose Vasquez, a store employee, then brought the soda from the rear door to the basement. Morreale entered the front of the store where Manuel Paulino, the proprietor and victim, paid him. Morreale bought a drink and a snack and returned to his truck. The truck was parked alongside the front entrance of the store at a point where the passenger door was at the curb about opposite the front door of this store.
While Morreale sat eating in his truck, he heard a bang that sounded like a slamming door. About a minute later, he saw someone come out of the store and run down the street. Morreale observed this individual, later identified as the defendant, putting his hand in his jacket as he was running out the door.
After he finished eating, Morreale went into the store. He observed Vasquez loading the soda into a beverage chest. Initially, he did not see Paulino. Morreale looked in the back of the store and then checked behind the counter. There he observed Paulino lying on the floor. Morreale went around the counter and saw that Paulino was bleeding from the head. The cash drawer was open and contained only some small change. Earlier, the drawer had contained paper money, food stamps, and change. Morreale helped Paulino to the front of the store and remained with him until the police arrived.
Morreale described the person he saw running from the store to the police when they arrived. The following day he went to Boston police headquarters and described this individual to a police artist. As a result of this description, the artist made a composite sketch of the individual Morreale saw running from the store. On the day after his visit to police headquarters, Morreale went to District 11 police station in Dorchester and picked the defendant's picture from a photographic array.
The police made several attempts to serve an arrest warrant at the defendant's home. In January, 1983, the defendant was arrested in Kansas City, Missouri, and returned to Boston.
from the scene. Morreale testified at this hearing that he helped create a composite sketch with the police artist and that he was satisfied that this sketch looked like the person he saw running from the scene. The sketch resembles the defendant. Morreale also testified at the probable cause hearing that he selected the defendant's photograph as that of the person running from the scene.
Morreale did not testify before the grand jury. The Commonwealth presented his testimony through a police detective. That detective testified that Morreale had seen a man running from the store and that Morreale had described the man to the police. The detective described the identification process and the resultant composite sketch. He also testified that Morreale identified the defendant from a photographic array as the person running from the scene. Neither the detective nor the prosecutor informed the grand jury that Morreale had failed to identify the defendant in person at the probable cause hearing.
The defendant asserts that presentation of Morreale's identification of the defendant by hearsay testimony without informing the grand jury of the failed identification impaired the integrity of the indictments. The defendant filed a pretrial motion to dismiss the indictments based on this assertion. This motion was denied. The judge found that the integrity of the grand jury proceedings was not impaired and that the indictments were based on sufficient evidence to withstand attack.
of any indictment is limited to determining whether the grand jury received sufficient evidence to find probable cause for arrest, Commonwealth v. McCarthy, 385 Mass. 160, 163 (1982), and whether the integrity of the grand jury proceedings was impaired. Commonwealth v. Gibson, 368 Mass. 518, 525 (1975). We review this indictment to determine whether the withheld exculpatory evidence would greatly undermine credibility or would distort the identification evidence presented to the grand jury.
Reed and Huguley testified before the grand jury regarding the defendant's identity. Reed testified that, at the time of the incident, he thought the person running from the scene looked like the defendant. However, he stated that he never said it was the defendant. This testimony was contradicted by the detective and Huguley. Reed's and Huguley's grand jury testimony was about the same as their testimony given at the probable cause hearing. The grand jury saw the composite sketch which resembled the defendant and the photograph of the defendant which Morreale and Reed selected from the array. It is unlikely that the impeachment of the credibility of Morreale's identification by his failure to identify the defendant at the probable cause hearing would have affected the grand jury's decision to indict. Furthermore, this evidence was not all that tied the defendant to the crime. The other testimony and the composite sketch sufficiently support an indictment.
warrants dismissal. The judge properly denied the defendant's motion to dismiss the indictments.
2. The admission of unsubstantiated allegations of criminal activity. The Commonwealth presented the testimony of Michael Reed because it tended to identify the defendant as the individual running from the store. Reed denied that he said he saw the defendant running from the store. Rather, he testified that he only said that it looked like the defendant. The prosecutor questioned Reed in a manner which sought to elicit his earlier identification (see note 1, supra). Two questions contained reference to Reed's alleged attempt to buy marihuana from the defendant. [Note 2] After these questions were asked and answered, defense counsel objected and requested a mistrial.
Defense counsel did not move that the questions and answers be struck.
Defense counsel's failure to interpose a timely objection and to request that the questions and answers be struck precludes our appellate review of this as error. Commonwealth v. Baptiste, 372 Mass. 700, 707, 712 (1977). Therefore, we limit our examination of the admission of this evidence to determine whether it resulted in a miscarriage of justice. Id. at 713. "While we have often repeated that, ordinarily, evidence of other crimes or prior misconduct of the defendant may not be received, Commonwealth v. Clifford, 374 Mass. 293, 298 (1978), and cases cited, such evidence, if not offered to prove bad character or a disposition to commit a crime, may be admitted if relevant for another purpose." Commonwealth v. Sawyer, 389 Mass. 686, 696 (1983). In the present case, the reference to Reed's alleged attempt to buy marihuana would have been admissible to show that Reed had a reason to identify and call out to the defendant. See Commonwealth v. Haywood, 377 Mass. 755, 764 (1979). However, the prosecutor abandoned this line of questioning after the objection. In the circumstances, we do not find it likely that the reference to Reed's alleged attempt to buy marihuana from the defendant caused a miscarriage of justice.
3. Sufficiency of the evidence. The defendant moved for required findings of not guilty at the close of the Commonwealth's case and renewed this motion after presentation of all the evidence. The judge denied both motions. The defendant argues that this denial was error because the circumstantial evidence taken in a light most favorable to the Commonwealth was insufficient to prove the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
was proved beyond a reasonable doubt.'" Commonwealth v. Clary, 388 Mass. 583, 588 (1983), quoting Commonwealth v. Vellucci, 284 Mass. 443, 445 (1933). Circumstantial evidence is sufficient to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Commonwealth v. Cinelli, 389 Mass. 197, 203 n.9 (1983).
The defendant contends that the Commonwealth must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused and no one else committed the offense charged to avoid a required finding of not guilty. However, we have stated that "[i]t is not necessary to prove that no one other than the accused could have done the act ... That another might have had the opportunity to do the act goes only to the weight of the evidence." Commonwealth v. Montecalvo, 367 Mass. 46, 55-56 (1975), quoting Commonwealth v. Lussier, 364 Mass. 414, 421 (1973). The defendant's argument that identification testimony was inconsistent and, therefore, insufficient also fails. Any inconsistencies in the testimony identifying the defendant as the person running from the store do not require findings of not guilty; such inconsistencies do not render the testimony legally insufficient, but only raise issues of credibility for the jury to decide. Commonwealth v. Clary, supra at 589.
Nor was this a case where the only evidence of guilt was the defendant's flight from the scene. Morreale saw the defendant coming out of the store and placing his hand inside his running jacket shortly after he heard a bang. After a short interval, Morreale went into the store because he felt something was wrong. There he found the victim lying behind the counter bleeding; the cash drawer was open and depleted. There were indications that the defendant attempted to conceal his whereabouts from the police. "Evidence of consciousness of guilt, while not conclusive, may, with other evidence, be sufficient to prove guilt." Commonwealth v. Swartz, 343 Mass. 709, 713 (1962). The judge properly denied the defendant's motions for required findings of not guilty. See Commonwealth v. Cinelli, supra at 203-204.
4. Jury instructions. The defendant contends that it was error for the judge to omit the term "presumption of innocence"
substantial likelihood of a miscarriage of justice." Commonwealth v. Reid, 384 Mass. 247, 258 (1981).
emphasized the Commonwealth's burden of proof and the jury's responsibility to decide the case on the evidence alone, and thus amply fulfilled the protective purposes of a specific instruction on the presumption of innocence." Commonwealth v. Drayton, supra at 47. In these circumstances, we find no error in the jury instructions.
5. Relief under G. L. c. 278, Section 33E. The defendant requests that we exercise our power under G. L. c. 278, Section 33E, to grant him a new trial. We have reviewed the whole case on the law and the facts to ensure that there was no miscarriage of justice. See Commonwealth v. Toney, 385 Mass. 575, 588 (1982). We conclude that the defendant is not entitled to relief under G. L. c. 278, Section 33E.
stated that she was not. The police detective testified that Reed picked the defendant's photograph as being a photograph of the person running from the store. The contradictory testimony was admitted solely on the question of credibility with a proper limiting instruction. The defendant does not question this action.
THE WITNESS: "No, I didn't -- yeah, at the time I did."
THE PROSECUTOR: "And whose name did you call out, sir?"
THE WITNESS: "I said that looked like the person I know by the name of Otis."
THE PROSECUTOR: "And who did you say that to?"
THE WITNESS: "I said it to Gloria."
THE PROSECUTOR: "And that was on July 28, 1982, is that correct?"
THE PROSECUTOR: "And in fact you did know Otis, didn't you, sir?"
THE WITNESS: "From high school, yes."
THE PROSECUTOR: "The Jeremiah Burke High School?"
THE PROSECUTOR: "And did you say anything else? Did you yell out anything else besides `Otis'?"
THE WITNESS: "No, I did not."
THE PROSECUTOR: "Were you trying to get his attention to buy some reefer?"
THE WITNESS: "I was if it was the person I thought it was."
THE PROSECUTOR: "So that's why you called out, isn't that correct?"
THE WITNESS: "I didn't holler out his name. I just said I thought it was a person I knew from high school."
THE PROSECUTOR: "And that you wanted to buy some reefer from him?"
DEFENSE COUNSEL: "Your Honor, I object to this. May I approach the bench?"
THE JUDGE: "Yes, the objection is sustained. And, as far as the leading characteristics of this inquiry, I direct [the prosecutor], not to continue to lead."
DEFENSE COUNSEL: "And I would also, Your Honor, ask at this time for a mistrial, and I would like to approach the bench concerning it."
THE JUDGE: "Are there any suggestions?"
DEFENSE COUNSEL: "Well, if it please the Court, your Honor, I have noted a couple of things here, and one of them is in regard to your instruction as regards the so-called presumption of innocence. If it please the Court, your Honor, I think you covered it by referring to it as starting out with a clean slate. I believe, Your Honor, that is objectionable on the basis that it would indicate that each one starts equally. In fact, the defendant has more than an equal opportunity with the prosecutor. He has a presumption of innocence, and that I believe is beyond a clean-slate concept."
THE JUDGE: "Well, I can tell them that. I thought I did tell them that. I didn't tell them there was a presumption of innocence? I usually do. I don't know why I missed it, but I will be glad to tell them that."
DEFENSE COUNSEL: "Well, I have `clean slate.'"
THE JUDGE: "Well, I did, but I thought immediately before that I introduced it by saying that there was a presumption of innocence. This means that the defendant starts off with a clean slate. I thought that's what I said."
DEFENSE COUNSEL: "Well, if it please Your Honor, I am not saying that. I am saying that a presumption, without being --"
THE JUDGE: "Well, how long would it take to look it up?"
DEFENSE COUNSEL: "I don't say you didn't say it. I didn't say you didn't say `presumption of innocence.'"
THE JUDGE: "If I said it --"
DEFENSE COUNSEL: "I said your characterization as a clean slate."
THE JUDGE: "Well, if I said it, I am not going to say it again."
DEFENSE COUNSEL: "All right. Note my objection to that."
not imply guilt and amply described the Commonwealth's burden to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt: "The fact that this case started out with Grand Jury indictments against this defendant, that's not evidence at all for you to consider. A Grand Jury indictment is simply a procedural mechanism that brings this case here before you as the jury that's going to decide guilt or innocence. A Grand Jury operates completely different, has a different function and purpose than this jury. A Grand Jury simply makes an accusation against a person based upon whatever transpired before the Grand Jury, but it is not evidence for you to consider merely because a Grand Jury has made an indictment.
"He has a right under our law to say, and indeed he is saying: `You must prove your case against me beyond a reasonable doubt. I do not have to say a word.' And that is correct.
"The indictments, as I told you before, that came from the Grand Jury are only accusations. When we come to this point in the proceedings, the trial of a case and the guilt or innocence of a defendant in a criminal trial, the Commonwealth must prove these indictments against this defendant by evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. In other words, all of the elements of the crime which I will allude to in a moment or two and the identification of the defendant as the one who committed the crime, those matters must be proved by the Commonwealth by evidence to your satisfaction beyond a reasonable doubt.
"So therefore, although the defendant is accused of a crime, he begins this trial with a clean slate, with no evidence against him, and the jury is permitted to use only legal evidence in support of any charges against this defendant.
"In a criminal case, as I mentioned, the Commonwealth has the burden of proving the defendant guilty of the charges beyond a reasonable doubt. This is a heavier, more difficult burden than as in a civil case, where the proof in a civil case is merely by the fair weight or fair preponderance of the evidence. In a criminal case each of the facts necessary to prove the crime must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. By proving a fact, we mean making the jury believe it based upon the evidence. But you are not to arrive at a verdict on the quantity of the evidence. It is the quality of the evidence that is important. It's the strength in making you believe the existence of the facts that is important.
"I again emphasize the burden of proof is on the prosecutor and extends to every element of the crime, and it extends to the identity of the defendant as the perpetrator of the crime, to prove that to you by evidence to your satisfaction beyond a reasonable doubt. If after examining the testimony you have reasonable doubt as to the accuracy of the identification, you must find the defendant not guilty."


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Lakeside Collection Award 2021
PRESS RELEASE - August 2021 - Rotterdam – the Netherlands
Marloes Roeper (HKU graduate) has been awarded the first Lakeside Collection Award. The selection was amongst 26 talented artists selected for the Best of Graduates 2021 by the Ron Mandos Young Blood Foundation.
Recently, the Lakeside Collection Award has been founded and for the first three years the collection is committed to presenting the award to one of the participants of the Best Graduates exhibition, organized annually by Galerie Ron Mandos and supported by the Ron Mandos Young Blood Foundation. "We admire both the gallery and the foundation for supporting young artists unconditionally. The winner of our award will be given an artist in residence program, including financial support and guidance during this period. We hope to create a long term relationship with the artists."
Motivation by the jury of Lakeside Collection Award 2021:
"The jury has great admiration for all students who were hindered by COVID19 in their interaction with others during their last two years of study. But the results were astonishing. We saw a level in three candidates that touched us unanimously and therefor nominated for the Lakeside Collection Award. That was the case with the paintings by Tian Teng and Marloes Roeper and with the photos by Esmee van Zeeventer. After a long neck-and-neck race with Esmee van Zeventer, the jury chose Marloes Roeper.
Marloes Roeper knows how to achieve maximum effects with minimal resources. Her quick brushstrokes and her color schemes show bravado and have a direct effect on the senses. It mysteriously stimulates the sense of space. Marloes can make the world seem simple in an instant and you hardly know how she succeeds. But the joy in painting is clearly visible and contagious.
We therefore believe that a graduate with the daring and open-mindedness of Marloes Roeper holds a promise for the future. By awarding the Lakeside Collection Award, the jury wants to challenge her to show more. We hope with the Award to support her further professionalization and to offer her a success factor that she deserves at this point in her career.
Concerning co-nominated Esmee van Zeeventer, the Lakeside Collection has decided to include one of her works in the collection."
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