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Shah Rukh Khan reveals what daughter Suhana and son Aryan want to pursue in life!
After Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan to become a father through surrogacy?
Why Main Hoon Na Is One Of Shah Rukh Khan's Greatest Entertainers!
Shah Rukh Khan to play a villain in Vijay's Thalapathy 63?
Shah Rukh Khan to have a cameo in Salman Khan's Dabangg 3?
Shah Rukh Khan is a self-made Superstar, his struggles and hardships are known to all. Now that he's at the pinnacle of success and also the second richest actor in the world, he has ensured a wonderful future for his children- Aryan Khan and Suhana Khan. Suhana, who has already established herself as a theater actor, has a keen interest in acting in films too, but Aryan isn't enamored by the world of Bollywood.
Recently, in an interview, Khan shed light on his children and what they want to pursue in life. "Suhana has an inclination towards wanting to be an actor. She finishes school in six months after which she will go to an educational institute for three-four years to train in acting. Aryan doesn't want to be an actor, he wants to make films, become a director, and is training for it in the US."
Well, how about a film produced by SRK, directed by Aryan Khan and introducing Suhana Khan?
Stick to this space for the latest in Bollywood!
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Diego Gabriel Cháves (ur. 7 kwietnia 1986 w Buenos Aires) – argentyński bokser kategorii półśredniej.

Kariera amatorska
Cháves urodził się 7 kwietnia 1986 roku w Buenos Aires. Zanim zaczął karierę bokserską był piłkarzem, grał w juniorskim Argentyńskim klubie, Vélez Sarsfield. Jego dziadek Rudecindo Cháves, też był bokserem, który walczył w latach 70.

W 2005 roku zdobył brązowy medal na mistrzostwach panamerykańskich, ulegając w półfinale Melvin owi Lorenzo. Jeszcze tego samego roku startował na mistrzostwach świata w Mianyang, jednak pokonał go w pierwszej walce Istvan Szili.

W 2007 roku startował na igrzyskach panamerykańskich w Rio De Janeiro. Cháves zdobył brązowy medal, ulegając w półfinale Demetriusowi Andrade. Jeszcze tego samego roku startował na mistrzostwach świata w Chicago, gdzie doszedł do 1/8 finału, ulegając medaliście olimpijskiemu, Vitaliemu Gruşacowi.

W 2008 roku, dwukrotnie uczestniczył w kwalifikacjach do igrzysk olimpijskich w Pekinie. W marcu w Trynidadzie i Tobago odpadł w ćwierćfinale, a w kwietniu, w Gwatemali odpadł w 1/8 finału, nie kwalifikując się na igrzyska.

Kariera zawodowa
Jako zawodowiec zadebiutował 5 lipca 2008 roku. Do końca 2010 roku stoczył 16 walk, wszystkie wygrał, zdobywając pas WBO Latino w wadze półśredniej i junior średniej.

21 stycznia 2011 roku zmierzył się z rodakiem Omarem Gabrielem Weisem. Cháves pokonał rodaka jednogłośnie na punkty (115-112, 114-113, 115-112), chociaż w szóstej rundzie był na deskach. Do końca 2011, Cháves jeszcze trzykrotnie obronił pas WBO Latino w wadze półśredniej.

21 lipca 2012 roku otrzymał szansę walki o tymczasowe mistrzostwo świata WBA w wadze półśredniej. Jego rywalem był Francuz Ismael El Massoudi, który był dotychczasowym posiadaczem pasa. Cháves znokautował rywala w 2 rundzie, dwukrotnie posyłając go na deski i zdobył pas. 22 września obronił tymczasowy tytuł, nokautując w 2 rundzie Jose Mirandę.

27 lipca 2013 w Teksasie Cháves przegrał przez nokaut w 10. rundzie z Amerykaninem Keithem Thurmanem (20-0, 18 KO) i stracił tymczasowy pas mistrza świata WBA w wadze półśredniej.

2 sierpnia 2014 w Las Vegas przegrał przez dyskwalifikacje w dziewiątej rundzie z Amerykaninem Brandonem Ríoso.

13 grudnia 2014 w Las Vegas remisuje (113:115, 116:112 I 114:114) z Amerykaninem Timothym Bradleyem (31-1-0).

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Lista walk zawodowych Diego Chávesa na BoxRec

Argentyńscy bokserzy
Medaliści Igrzysk Panamerykańskich 2007
Zawodowi bokserzy wagi półśredniej
Ludzie urodzeni w Buenos Aires
Urodzeni w 1986

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Bulls vs. Bucks final score: Chicago goes into 2020 with 123-102 loss
Bucks owned the second half
By JayPatt@Bulls_Jay Dec 30, 2019, 9:41pm CST
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The Bulls were hoping to roll into 2020 with an upset win over the mighty Bucks, but Giannis and company showed why they have the best record in the NBA in a 123-102 shellacking. The Bulls managed to keep it close for a half, only for the Bucks to flex their muscles with a 40-point third quarter to turn the final frame into extended garbage time.
It looked like the Bulls may get run off the court from the very start, going down 8-0 from the opening tip and falling behind by 11 after the first quarter thanks to some ugly shooting. The Bucks went up by as many as 13 points in the second quarter before the Bulls caught fire from 3-land, with Coby White going on a personal 9-0 run to get them back into it.
It wasn't only White who was draining triples, as Lauri Markkanen made all of his 3-point attempts in the second quarter as he battled through an illness. The Bulls shot 8-of-13 from distance as a team in the frame, while the Bucks shot a woeful 0-of-8. The Bulls even took a one-point lead late in the half, but the Bucks scored the final four points to make it 55-52 going into the break. While the Bulls outscored the Bucks by 27 points on 3-pointers in the first half, Milwaukee held that slight lead thanks to a 12-0 advantage on free throws (the Bulls didn't attempt a single free throw in the first half) and a 20-of-31 shooting mark on 2-pointers.
Unfortunately, the third quarter was a bloodbath.
Giannis Antetokounmpo, back after missing two games with a back injury, set the tone with two beautiful dimes right out of the gate. The Bucks promptly started the third quarter on a 17-4 run, slicing and dicing the Bulls' defense and gumming up their offense by simply not guarding Kris Dunn on the perimeter, even when he had the ball in his hands:
Stacey picking out how the Bucks are packing the lane with Dunn in the game pic.twitter.com/D4EDrAGdtZ
— Stephen Noh (@StephNoh) December 31, 2019
Dunn failed to make the Bucks pay all game, scoring just four points on 1-of-6 shooting while missing both of his 3-point attempts badly. The Bulls were outscored by 21 points in Dunn's 19 minutes, and he didn't play the rest of the night after Boylen pulled him in favor of Ryan Arcidiacono with 7:19 remaining in the game and the Bucks up 16 points.
The Bulls made one final surge to cut their deficit to 10 points with just over three minutes to go in the third quarter, but the Bucks just kept on scoring and some real ugly misses by Thaddeus Young hurt momentum. The Bucks shot 64.1% from the field in the second half and 10-of-18 on 3-pointers after making just 1-of-14 from deep in the first half.
The Bulls did make 17 of their 44 3-point attempts on the night, but they couldn't get anything going inside against the best defensive team in the league. The Bulls shot just 36.5% on 2-pointers as the Bucks' stout rim protection (10 blocks) made shots around the basket difficult. The home team, and especially Zach LaVine, probably could have gotten a friendlier whistle (Bulls shot 5-of-8 from the charity stripe), but the Bucks did what they do down low. And after outworking Milwaukee on the boards early, the Bulls wound up getting outrebounded 59-43.
LaVine was noticeably frustrated for much of the night, scoring 19 points on 7-of-23 shooting as he failed to get any calls on his drives to the basket. Markkanen and White both added 18 points apiece, but they were both quiet in the second half. Markkanen only took two shots in the second half after a 14-point first half, which is unacceptable given the Bulls' offensive struggles.
Wendell Carter Jr. and Tomas Satoransky were the only other two Bulls in double figures with 10 points apiece. It was at least nice to see Carter shoot two more 3-pointers (though he missed both) and knock down a couple of mid-range jumpers. Baby steps when it comes to him taking jumpers.
As for the Bucks, Khris Middleton cruised to a 25-point night to lead the way in scoring. Giannis stuffed the stat sheet as always with 23/10/6 and a handful of monster slams in 27 minutes, though Pat Connaughton had the highlight of the night with a left-handed putback slam:
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— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) December 31, 2019
Eric Bledsoe returned from a leg injury to score 15 points in 16 minutes while also providing a ton of defensive energy, and the Bucks outscored the Bulls by 26 points in those limited minutes. Old friends Robin Lopez and Kyle Korver had their moments as well, with RoLo doing his dipsy-dos in the paint while also packing four shots.
The Bulls finish up December with a 7-7 record for the month and a 13-21 record on the season. They're actually still just 1.5 games out of the No. 8 seed because the Magic somehow blew an 18-point lead at home to the Trae Young-less Hawks, which is a truly appalling loss.
The Bulls get New Year's Eve and New Year's Day off before returning to action at home against the Jazz on Thursday. Happy New Year, Blog a Bull!

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You delight in the idea of a summer jaunt to the Amalfi Coast. Only what you may not know is that it no longer offers the sanctity of scenes from period Italophile films like The Talented Mr. Ripley. Positano is now positively jammed with American boomers on Perillo Tours, and nearly every small hotel, sans amenities, between Amalfi and Ravello has become a ripoff. We'd rather stay slightly outside the souvenir-buying action, and live like a real Italian on holiday.
That's why we endorse the superior facilities at Relais Blu, a small, all-white, mod villa from the 1970s, set in the wooded seaside hills of a little town just around the bend from Positano called Massa Lubrense. The former architect's villa rests undisturbed by traffic, and you can easily miss it while driving down the the tree-lined coastal road, perched as it is directly above Punta Campanella, an epic shard of shoreland that is now a hike-able nature preserve with untouched beaches, jutting out into the waves (it's the same place Homer used as his setting for the Sirens' confrontation in The Odyssey).
But Relais Blu is not that old Italian hotel decked out with hand-sewn linens, musty halls, and embellished history. Instead, the place feels rather like Armani's summer house designed with non-cheesy nautical touches, midcentury-inspired furniture, a private, elevated site for a deep, figure-eight-shaped pool, and an expansive deck. Here you can eat and drink negronis with figs that are served in glass bells, and just generally lounge while enjoying unobstructed views of Capri, Ischia, and Proscida, the three islands in the Bay of Naples that centuries of sailors passed on routine trips to the Aegean Sea.
The whole place, including its immaculate rooms, is a testament to clean lines and contemporary thinking, so that you can actually take pleasure in, say, an Italian hotel's bed and shower. And while we adore the idea of the Italian breakfast of a cappuccino and chocolate cornetto, we don't necessarily have to start our days with pastries and sugar: The place also offers a variety of well-cooked egg dishes, along with many varieties of the best proscuitto and salumi, fig spreads, fresh juices, naturally sweet Sorrento lemons, and Pellegrino, all baked into the relatively affordable nightly fee.


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Juan Emilio Bosch Gaviño, 92, Dominican politician, historian, writer, and the first president of the Dominican Republic.[1]
Solange Chaput-Rolland, 82, Canadian journalist, author, and politician.
Tom Cheney, 67, American Major League Baseball player.[2]
Petro Jacyk, 80, Canadian entrepreneur and philanthropist.
JP Miller, 81, American writer, pneumonia.
Bob Woodruff, 85, American college football player, coach, and sports administrator.
Gordie Byers, 71, Canadian ice hockey player.
Tom Dardis, 78, American author and editor (Avon Books, Berkley Publishing Corporation).[3]
Mona Fandey, 45, Malaysian pop singer and convicted murderer, executed.
Hank Gremminger, 68, American professional football player (Baylor, Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams), cardiac arrest.[4]
Doug Hele, 82, British motorcycle engineer.
Chen-Yuan Lee, 85, Taiwanese pharmacologist and political activist.
Elazar Shach, 102, Lithuanian Haredi rabbi.[5]
Buddy Starcher, 95, American country singer.
William Whitlock, 83, British politician.
Evan Adermann, 74, Australian politician.
Luis Alfredo Arango, 65, Guatemalan poet.
Denis Gallagher, 79, Irish politician.
Sir Ernst Gombrich, 92, Austrian-born British art historian.[6]
Champ Hood, 49, American singer and multi-instrumentalist, cancer.
Epifanio "Fano" Irizarry, 86, Puerto Ricanpainter and art professor.
Carol Rubin, 56, American film producer.
Ward Wood, 77, American actor (Mannix) and television writer.
Arthur Guepe, 86, American football player and coach.
Nikolai Vladimirovich Astakhov, 79, Soviet/Russian scientist and professor.
Edward Boland, 90, American politician.[7]
Peter Coyne, 84, Australian politician.
Bob Gillespie, 82, American baseball player.[8]
Amalie Rothschild, 85, American artist.
Paul R. Screvane, 87, American politician, congestive heart failure.[9]
Inocencia Solis, 68, Filipino sprinter.
Ng Eng Teng, 67, Singaporean sculptor.
Gholam Reza Azhari, 89, Prime Minister of Iran and military leader, cancer.
Andrew Bagby, 28, American doctor and murder victim whose killing was documented in the movie: Dear Zachary[10]
Milan D. Bish, 72, American diplomat (Ambassador of the United States to Barbados, Dominica, St Lucia, Antigua, and St. Vincent).[11]
Roy Boulting, 87, English filmmaker.[12]
Harcharan Chawla, 75, Indian writer.
Ervin Conradt, 85, American politician and farmer.
Milton William Cooper, 58, American conspiracy theorist, radio broadcaster, and author, shot.
Barry Horne, 49, English animal rights activist, liver failure after hunger strike.
Joan Marion, 93, British stage, film and television actress.
Shepard Broad, 95, Belarusian-American banker, lawyer, and philanthropist.
Terry D. Clark, 45, American convicted murderer, execution by lethal injection.[13]
Don Lavoie, 50, American economist, stroke.
Sveto Letica, 75, Croatian admiral.
Gray Morrow, 67, American comic book artist and book illustrator.[14]
Peter Kenneth Newman, 73, English economist and historian of economic thought.
Anthony Shaffer, 75, English playwright (Sleuth), screenwriter and novelist.[15]
Ralph Wenzel, 83, American gridiron football player and United States Marine Corps officer.
John Simon White, 61, Austrian-born American opera director.[16]
Shahed Ali, 76, Bangladeshi educationist, cultural activist and an author.
Kamala Bahuguna, 77, Indian politician.
Bobby Bass, 65, American stunt performer.
Nida Blanca, 65, Filipino actress, stabbed.[17]
Delia Garcés, 82, Argentine film actress.
Brian Henderson, 71, English footballer.
Sachiko Hidari, 71, Japanese film actress.
Geoffrey Jenkins, 81, South African writer.
Ivan Neill, 95, British Army officer and Unionist politician.
Alta Schrock, 90, American biology professor and community activist.
Paolo Bertoli, 93, Italian cardinal, Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church.
Anno Birkin, 20, English poet and musician, road accident.
Valentin Eduque, 74, Filipino basketball coach and player.
Harold Fisch, 78, British-Israeli author, literary critic, and diplomat, tumor.
Albrecht Fröhlich, 85, German-British mathematician.
Monique Harvey, 51, Canadian painter, cancer.
Malak Karsh, 86, Canadian photographer.
Richard Kim, 83, American martial artist.
Peter Laslett, 85, British historian.[18]
Patrick Quinlan, Irish academic and politician.
Lidia Zavadsky, 64, Israeli visual artist, cancer.
Denis Atkinson, 75, Barbadian cricketer, captain of West Indies.
Nancye Wynne Bolton, 84, Australian tennis player.
Dorothy Dunnett, 78, Scottish historical novelist.[19]
Koichi Chiba, 70, Japanese voice actor and sound director.
Ethel D. Jacobs, 91, American Thoroughbred racehorse owner/breeder, pneumonia.
Niels Jannasch, 77, German-Canadian marine historian and the founding director of the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.[20]
Giovanni Leone, 93, Italian politician, Prime Minister (1963;1968) and President (1971–1978).[21]
Theys Eluay, 64, Indonesian independence activist for West Papuan, assassinated.
Mariya Havrysh, 70, Soviet-Ukrainian Olympic swimmer (women's 200-metre breaststroke at the 1952 Summer Olympics).[22]
Ken Kesey, 66, American author and counter-cultural figure.[23]
Michael Lucas, 2nd Baron Lucas of Chilworth, 75, British politician.
Enid McElwee, 87, New Zealand fencer.
Junji Nishime, 80, Japanese politician.
John R. Foley, 84, American politician (U.S. Representative for Maryland's 6th congressional district from 1959 to 1961).[24]
Leon Gray, 49, American professional football player (Jackson State, New England Patriots, Houston Oilers, New Orleans Saints).[25]
Sir Denis Spotswood, 85, British Chief of the Air Staff (1971–1974)
Emmanuel Blayo Wakhweya, 64, Ugandan politician and economist, cardiac arrest.
Journalists killed in the Dasht-e Qaleh Taliban ambush
Pierre Billaud, 31, French radio reporter and journalist.
Volker Handloik, 40, German freelance journalist and reporter.
Johanne Sutton, 34, French radio reporter and journalist.
Bert Axell, 86, British naturalist and conservationist.[26]
Carrie Donovan, 73, American fashion editor (Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, The New York Times Magazine).[27]
Albert Hague, 81, German-American composer (Redhead, How the Grinch Stole Christmas) and actor (Fame, Space Jam).[28]
Ashot Melikjanyan, 49, Soviet/Armenian actor, plane crash.
Tony Miles, 46, English chess Grandmaster, heart failure.
Prekshya Shah, 48, Nepalese princess, helicopter crash.
Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, 74, American Saivite guru.
Zorita, 86, American burlesque dancer.
Karuna Banerjee, 81, Indian actress.
Robert C. Eckhardt, 88, American politician (U.S. Representative for Texas's 8th congressional district from 1967 to 1981).[29]
Panama Francis, 82, American swing jazz drummer, stroke.[30]
Marius Flothuis, 87, Dutch composer, musicologist and music critic.
Sam Maple, 48, American jockey in Thoroughbred horse racing, cancer.
Frank Messer, 76, American sportscaster.[31]
Peggy Mount, 86, English actress (Oliver!, The Princess and the Goblin).[32]
Mayzod Reid, 73, New Zealand diver.
Ray Robinson, 61, English cricketer.
Cornelius Warmerdam, 86, American pole vaulter.[33]
Seth Benardete, 71, American classicist and philosopher.
Charlotte Coleman, 33, British actress (Four Weddings and a Funeral), bronchial asthma attack.[34]
Juan Carlos Lorenzo, 79, Argentine football player and coach.[35]
Zigu Ornea, 71, Romanian literary critic, biographer and book publisher, failed surgery.[36]
Nathan M. Pusey, 94, American university educator.[37]
Herbert Tauss, 72, American artist, illustrator, and painter.
Hugh Verity, 83, British Royal Air Force fighter pilot during World War II.
Geoffrey Blodgett, 70, American historian.
Megan Boyd, 86, British fly tyer.[38]
Edwin H. Colbert, 96, American paleontologist, researcher and author.[39]
Herbert Feith, 71, Australian academic and scholar.
Loyal Garner, 55, American Hawaiian musician ("Lady of Love").[40]
Satoru Kobayashi, 71, Japanese film director, bladder cancer.
Lewis Render Morgan, 88, American judge.[41]
Lucile Eleanor St. Hoyme, 77, American biological anthropologist.
Ernie Stewart, 92, American baseball umpire.
Laurence Thursting, 86, English cricketer.
Tal Abernathy, 80, American baseball player.[42]
Rosemary Brown, 85, British composer and spiritualist.
Tommy Flanagan, 71, American jazz pianist, brain aneurysm.[43]
Montague Jayawickrama, 90, Sri Lankan politician.
Eric Jolliffe, 94, Australian cartoonist and illustrator.
Clifford A. Jones, 89, American politician.
Edgar Ross, 95, Australian journalist and communist.
Isaac Scott, 56, American guitarist and singer.
Red Steiner, 86, American baseball player.[44]
Irving Crane, 88, American pool player.[45]
John M. Dawson, 71, American computational physicist and the father of plasma-based acceleration techniques.[46]
Jerry Jerome, 89, American jazz and big band tenor saxophonist (Glenn Miller, Red Norvo, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw).[47]
Michael Karoli, 53, German guitarist, singer, violinist and cellist (Can).[48]
Shu Shien-Siu, 89, Chinese/Taiwanese mathematician and engineer.
Lendon Smith, 80, American pediatrician, author, and television personality.
Billy Vessels, 70, American football player.[49]
Harrison A. Williams, 81, American politician.
Seyed Khalil Alinezhad, 43, Iranian tanbur player, murdered and burnt.
Mel Deutsch, 86, American baseball player.[50]
Walter Matuszczak, 83, American football player.
Malcolm McFee, 52, English actor, cancer.
Stuart Nagel, 67, American academic, suicide.
Uttamrao Patil, 80, Indian politician.
Ela Peroci, 79, Slovene children's book writer.
Harriette Tarler, 81, American film actress.
Baghdasar Arzoumanian, 85, Armenian architect and designer.
Roland Beamont, 81, British fighter pilot for the Royal Air Force.
John Farnsworth Wright, 72, British economist.
Marcelle Ferron, 77, Canadian Québécoise artist and a member of Les Automatistes.[51]
Bagrat Ulubabyan, 75, Armenian writer and historian.
Journalists killed in the Pul-i-Estikam bridge ambush
Harry Burton, 33, Australian journalist and cameraman.
Maria Grazia Cutuli, 39, Italian journalist.
Julio Fuentes, 46, Spanish war correspondent.
Aziz Ullah Haidari, 33, Pakistani correspondent and photo-journalist.
James Broad, 43, American heavyweight boxer
Kassi Manlan, 53, Côte d'Ivoire World Health Organization aid worker, murdered.
Borko Temelkovski, 81, Macedonian politician and communist leader.
Ralph Burns, 79, American jazz pianist, composer, and arranger, complications of a stroke and pneumonia.[52]
Fritz Herzog, 98, German-American mathematician.
Seydou Keïta, Malian photographer.
Gardner McKay, 69, American actor (Adventures in Paradise), artist and author.[53]
Vladimir Pasechnik, 64, Soviet bioweaponeer and defector.[54]
Salahuddin of Selangor, 77, Malaysian king (11th Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia and 8th Sultan of Selangor).[55]
Seymour Reit, 83, American children's author.[56]
Paddy Skerritt, 75, Irish golfer.
Mahmud Taghiyev, 78, Azerbaijani painter.
Mary Kay Ash, 83, American businesswoman, founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics.[57]
Theo Barker, 78, British social and economic historian.[58]
Norman Granz, 83, American jazz music impresario and record producer.[59]
Ronald Cuthbert Hay, 85, British Royal Marine fighter ace.
Gudivada Gurunadha Rao, 46, Indian politician and social activists, kidney failure.
Luis Santaló, 90, Spanish mathematician.
Vendramino Bariviera, 64, Italian racing cyclist.
Bo Belinsky, 64, American baseball player.[60]
Maria Teresa Carlson, 38, Filipino-American actress and beauty queen, murdered.
Dionisio Foianini, 98, Bolivian politician and businessman.
David McClintock, 88, English botanist, horticulturist and author.
O. C. Smith, 69, American singer ("Little Green Apples").[61]
Gerhard Stoltenberg, 73, German politician and minister.[62]
Mary Whitehouse, 91, British campaigner against permissiveness.[63]
Tommy Gallacher, 79, Scottish football player.
Rachel Gurney, 81, British actress (Upstairs, Downstairs).[64]
Robert Helps, 73, American concert pianist and composer.[65]
Jacob Landau, 83, American artist.
Donald McPherson, 56, Canadian figure skater, complications from diabetes.
Princess Sophie of Greece and Denmark, 87, European royalty, sister of Prince Philip.
Melanie Thornton, 34, American singer, plane crash.
William Woodfield, 73, American photographer, and television screenwriter and producer, heart failure.
Alan Bray, 53, British historian and gay rights activist.
Harry Devlin, 83, American artist, painter and magazine cartoonist (Collier's).[66]
David Gascoyne, 85, English poet (Surrealist movement).[67]
George Mock, 94, American labor leader.
Douglas Morton, 85, Canadian soldier, politician, and judge.
Jean-Louis Palladin, 55, French-born American chef.
Michael Rogin, 64, American political scientist.
N. C. Sippy, 75, Indian film producer and director.
Johnny Micheal Spann, 32, American operations officer in the C.I.A., K.I.A.
Sam Claphan, 45, American gridiron football player, heart attack.
Regine Hildebrandt, 60, German biologist and politician (Social Democratic Party of Germany), breast cancer.
Terry King, 40, American murder victim, bludgeoning.
Joe Modise, 72, South African political activist.[68]
Ulf Strömberg, Swedish cameraman, rifle shots.
Nils-Aslak Valkeapää, 58, Finnish-Sami writer, musician (performed at the opening ceremony of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games) and artist.[69]
Kim Young-moo, 57, South Korean poet and literary critic, cancer.
Ray Frankowski, 82, American professional football player (Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Dons).[70]
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District families and the community are invited to attend and experience Lancaster ISD STEM & Code Family night as its teams up with the Perot Museum to offer an expansive STEM, technology evening of interactive activities for the entire family at the Pleasant Run Elementary campus located at 427 W. Pleasant Run Road on Tuesday, December 11 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
In observance of National Computer Science Awareness Week, Lancaster ISD invites district families and the community to attend and experience its District-wide STEM & Code Family night as its teams up with the Perot Museum to offer an expansive STEM, technology evening of interactive activities for the entire family at the Pleasant Run Elementary campus located at 427 W. Pleasant Run Road on Tuesday, December 11 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Designed to be an innovative, evening of exploration throughout the entire campus, event coordinators said that the hallways and classrooms will be packed with a myriad of fun activities that the entire family can enjoy.
"Families can explore technologies such as 3D printers, robotics and laser cutters from the Perot Museum TECH Truck powered by DELL, experiment as an engineer by designing and building the tallest tower, creating codes for innovative computer programming. The students will be actively engaged in learning that will impact them for a lifetime." Lancaster ISD Secondary Science Curriculum Specialist Nicole Bates said.
Bates also mentioned that families can expect to participate in mini-science labs and activity stations focused on science and STEM concepts, create in makerspace stations and even enjoy the STEM Escape Room adventures.
As the first K-12 STEM District in the State of Texas, Lancaster ISD is dedicated to raising awareness about computer science, technology and exposing students to new experiences while connecting them to the careers of the future.
In addition, to the classroom activities, the Perot Museum will be onsite during the STEM and Code Night to offer even more activities. Since this event is being the time of the year that focuses on Computer Science, strong emphasis that this event will bring on coding and technology is exciting to Lancaster ISD Director of Blended Technology, Kimberly Clark.
A step in which Millner-Williams sees as a way to build a better and strong future for our community.
"I hope that this event is one of many that we will host that will raise our community's awareness of our continued desire to promote STEM learning within the district and our desire to partner with parents and the larger community to offer a village of support to our students," Millner-Williams said.
During the event, the students, parents and community will be able to gain resources to continue the learning and experiences of the event, from making crystal ornaments, coding robots to creating home makerspaces. In addition, to the family evening of STEM and coding on December 11, Lancaster ISD will host an Hour of Code kickoff event on Monday, December 10th at 9 AM and as well as have planned computer science-focused activities throughout the week on all campuses.


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H I M A C H A L P R A D E S H
Sukhu to take AICC route to avoid opposition
Shimla, November 13
State Congress president Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has decided to take the AICC route to get the proposal of creating more than one district unit of the party in the districts of Kangra, Mandi and Shimla cleared to avoid the resistance of party bigwigs.
Preparations begin for President's arrival on Dec 17
Hamirpur, November 13
With President Pranab Mukherjee slated to confer degrees on passouts of National Institute of Technology (NIT) on December 17, preparations to welcome him have begun.
HPU staff call for non-coop stir
Peeved at the indifferent attitude of Himachal Pradesh University (HPU) on long-pending demands of non-teaching employees, the Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) of the non-teaching employees has given a non-cooperation call to the employees.
Housing projects to draw investors: Minister
Development Minister Sudhir Sharma today said Hamir Utsav showcased the rich cultural heritage of the district, besides having historical importance. He was speaking at the concluding function of the utsav last night.
Delay in Theog-Rohru road triggers political storm
Bemloe project: Cops, forest staff take stock of controversial land
Government mulls creation of Investment Promotion Board
Celebrations begin as Nadda joins Cabinet
Bhuntar airport runway extension on the cards
Anurag, 5 others summoned
Ropeways in the works, finally
Law to debar teachers from politics: CM
Dharamsala, November 13
The state government is mulling a legislation to debar teachers from participating in political activities. Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh said this on the sidelines of the 12th convocation of CSK HP Agricultural University, Palampur, today. He said teachers should carry out their responsibilities in a dignified manner and not indulge in politics.
Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh being honoured by Vice-Chancellor of CSK Agricultural University KK Katoch in Palampur on Thursday. photo: Kamaljeet
Turkish team visits Swan river watershed project
Una, November 13
A 12-member delegation from Coruh River Basin Rehabilitation Project in Turkey today visited pilot locations of Swan River Integrated Watershed Management Project being implemented in Una district by the state Forest Department with financial assistance from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
BJP move a survival tactic: Cong
Irrigation & Public Health Minister Vidya Stokes, Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Rohit Thakur and MLA Mohan Lal Brakta have termed the proposed agitation by the BJP regarding the Theog-Hatkoti-Rohru road as a drama to remain politically alive. They said the BJP was misleading the people to cover up the failures.
A file photo of the Rohru-Hatkoti stretch.
BJYM supports Bragta's march
Former BJP minister Narinder Bragta's padyatra for early completion of the Theog-Hatkoti road got the support of Bharatiya Janta Yuva Morcha (BJYM) activists. Thousands of people from Shimla and Mahasu BJP mandals would also participate in it, Bragta said.
Winter kits given to students
The Ispur-based Shiksha Sudhar Samiti distributed 520 school uniform sweaters to government school students belonging to economically weaker families here today.
Man killed in road accident
Mandi, November 13
A person was killed in a road mishap at Bindrawani here today. The police said Lakhan Singh, a resident of Shilakipper village under Sadar tehsil, was killed when the vehicle (HP-65-4156) he was driving fell into a gorge.
CM for more facilities to sportspersons
Sports play a very important role in shaping the personality of an individual, besides making him disciplined and balanced.
Four cops felicitated in Mandi
Four police officials of the district were today felicitated for receiving the DGP Disc award for distinguished services. SP Mohit Chawla felicitated ASI Brij Lal, Head Constable Ashok Kumar and Head Constable Chaman Thakur for receiving the award. Meanwhile, Vigilance DSP Abhimanyou Verma felicitated constable Ravi Kumar Jaiswal for receiving the DGP Disc. — TNS
Jail inmate hangs himself in Nalagarh
Solan, November 13
Jai Prakash Giri (27), who was arrested by the Nalagarh police on Tuesday as an accused in a case of breach of trust, allegedly hanged himself from a pipe in the toilet of the cell this morning. He was locked up in a solitary confinement after being remanded to six days to police custody by a local court yesterday.
Five booked for assault on revenue officials
The police have registered a case against five persons for allegedly attacking a team of revenue officials at Nela village under the Sadar police station in the district today.
Two held for smuggling wood
A team of the police and Forest Department arrested two persons for smuggling wood at Padhar in the district yesterday. The police seized 61 boards, six slippers, 163 frames and 45 pieces of woods of different sizes from the accused and impounded the vehicle used in the crime.
More than one district unit in big districts
Pratibha Chauhan
Sukhu's plan is being opposed by almost all ministers and party MLAs. Though he tried to convince the senior party leaders, including Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh and ministers, to give their consent for the move, aimed at strengthening the party, he failed to get their support.
The matter, which is generating heat, is likely to be raised during the Himachal Pradesh Congress Committee (HPCC) executive meet, scheduled for November 28.
"I am still holding consultations with senior party leaders but I have made up my mind to place the matter before the AICC for the final decision," said Sukhu. He said any further decision would depend on what the AICC decided.
He added that DCCs would be set up in Kangra, Mandi and Shimla and the big Assembly segments of Lahaul-Spiti, Rohru and Bharmour would have two Block Congress Committees (BCCs).
It is being felt that since there is too much of opposition to the proposal, he has decided to get it enforced through the high command. If the AICC gives its nod, senior party leaders will be left with little option but to accept it even if they are opposed to it.
Transport Minister GS Bali, who hails from Kangra, has already expressed his reservations on the issue and went to the extent of stating that he will take up the matter with the high command.
"Having more than one District Congress Committee in Kangra, Mandi and Shimla is the need of the hour for better, effective and more accountable functioning of the party," stresses Sukhu.
Sukhu also intends creating two BCCs in the geographically difficult and bigger Assembly segments of Lahaul-Spiti, Bharmour and Rohru."It is very difficult for party men from Pangi to attend meeting of the Bharmour DCC and the same applies for people of Keylong and Kaza in Lahaul-Spiti and Dodra Kawar in Rohru," he said.
He says having two BCC units for big segments will help in better functioning of the party.
As per the proposal, Kangra, which has 15 Assembly segments, will have three DCC units while Mandi and Shimla will have two DCC units each. Mandi has 10 Assembly segments while Shimla has eight. Most other districts have four or five districts each, which Sukhu feels can be managed well by a single existing DCC.
Sukhu plans more than one district unit in Kangra, Mandi and Shimla
Big Assembly segments of Lahaul-Spiti, Rohru and Bharmour will have two Block Congress Committees
Kangra will have three DCC units while Mandi and Shimla will have two DCC units each.
Since there is too much opposition, he has decided to get it enforced through the high command
The office of the President has sent the consent message to the director of NIT, including his travelling schedule. He would be the chief guest at the seventh convocation of the institute.
The construction wing of the institute has swung into action to give a facelift to the auditorium, the venue of the convocation, and also the administrative block, guest house and other buildings.
Apart from the President, many other dignitaries, including Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani, Governor of Himachal Pradesh Urmila Singh, Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, Union Health Minister JP Nadda and MP Anurag Singh Thakur are expected to be present at the event.
It is learnt that the President would fly in by a plane of the Indian Air Force to Chandigarh, from where he would travel by an IAF Chopper to the NIT helipad. He would confer the degrees to the students and fly back. His stay at the NIT would be of about two hours.
Rajneesh Srivastava, Director, NIT, said degrees would be given to the students who had qualified the engineering course in 2013. The renovation of buildings was a routine practice before every function and festival, he added.
Bhanu P Lohumi
The JCC has taken a serious note of the "non-cooperative" attitude of the university authorities and decided to pay back in the same coin by adopting a non-cooperation attitude towards the university administration.
"All non-teaching employees of the university are requested not to cooperate with the university authorities during office hours and resort to work to rule till the demands of the employees are addressed positively," said JCC chairman Dr Hiteshwar Singh Thakur.
The JCC also took a strong exception to the promotion orders of some employees issued yesterday and said the action of the university was "shocking and provocative" as the orders were in complete violation of the decisions taken by the Executive Council, the apex decision-making body.
"The university administration has not only ignored the interest of senior employees, but also taken actions which are against the law of natural justice, past practice and against the decision upheld by the court," Thakur said, adding that the JCC condemns the unlawful action of the university authorities and requested the administration to modify and issue the revised orders immediately as per seniority and prevalent rules and regulations in the interest of the employees' community.
"The university authorities held meetings with representatives of the JCC recently, in which the decisions were taken in favour of the employees. However, later the university backed out of its commitment and did not implement the decision forcing the employees to resume the agitation," he added.
Meanwhile, the JCC leaders staged a dharna in front of the Vice Chancellor's office to press for acceptance of their demands and vowed to continue the agitation till the demands were accepted.
He said the state had launched new housing projects which would open doors for investment of billions of rupees in the state. Hamirpur had witnessed all round development and these projects would get state-of-art townships to the district. The process of identifying land had been started so that work could begin at the earliest. Such projects not only bring changes in lifestyle but also help in ushering economic development in the state, he added.
Later, Thakur Dass Rathee, the 'Pahari nati king', stole the show and enthralled the audience with his popular numbers.
Earlier, Indian Idol finalist Pooja Bhardwaj and Pahari singer Dheeraj Sharma also performed.
The function was attended by dignitaries, including ID Lakhanpal, Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Kuldeep Singh Pathania, Vice-Chairman, Kangra Central Cooperative Bank, Anil Verma, Director (tourism), Rohan Chand Thakur, Deputy Commissioner and Chairman of Hamir Utsav organising committee, and SP Ajay Bodh.
Governor, Virbhadra attend convocation of Palampur agricultural university
Urmila Singh, Governor and Chancellor of the university, presided over the convocation. Virbhadra Singh was the chief guest on the occasion. The Governor and the Chief Minister awarded degrees, certificates of honour and gold medals to 317 meritorious students out of the total 686 students on the occasion.
In her presidential address, the Governor urged the students to keep themselves updated with the current affairs, besides upgrading their skills in order to face various challenges in future. She said to excel in their field, they should be experts in their subjects.
The Governor said research was very vital for the growth of the agriculture sector and efforts should be made to strengthen this area. Intensive research should be done for developing new varieties of crops suitable to different climatic conditions. She said there was a vast scope for crop diversification and off-season vegetables in the state and the university had significantly contributed towards strengthening the socio-economic standards of the farming community.
Felicitating all degree recipients on the occasion, the Governor urged them to serve the state and the country with dedication. She also released a monograph on high precision farming on the occasion.
The Chief Minister said there was a need to develop region-specific vegetable varieties for optimum production with low input. The main focus should be on growing vegetable crops that fetch high market price nationally and internationally.
He said crop diversification was the top priority of the government. "By implementing various policies, we have been able to increase the area under vegetable crops, including off-season vegetables, to 68,000 hectares with a production of 13.56 lakh metric tonnes. This has brought economic revolution in rural areas," he added.
The CM said the state was producing more foodgrains than its requirement due to improved technology. "Fast adoption of new technologies such as polyhouse farming and organic agriculture has further multiplied the visibility of the state at the national level," he said.
The Chief Minister said water harvesting was another priority area of the government and this should be the focus area of the scientists.
He said about 70 per cent farm operations were being performed by women and the state had taken a lead by organising them to self-help groups besides linking them with bank credit.
"I am not against students activities in higher centres of learning provided that they adhere to discipline and not resort to mischief," he said.
Earlier, the Chief Minister inaugurated Rs 86-lakh solid waste management project at Surad in GP Lohana, Palampur.
He also laid the foundation stone of the foreign registration office at Dharamsala to be constructed at a cost of Rs 1.6 crore.
Earlier, Dr KK Katoch, Vice Chancellor of the university, welcomed and honoured the Governor and the Chief Minister.
Speaker of the HP Vidhan Sabha BBL Butail, Agriculture Minister Sujan Singh Pathania and Urban Development and Housing Minister Sudhir Sharma were among others present on the occasion.
686 students awarded degrees
As many as 686 students awarded degrees during the convocation
The Chief Minister inaugurated Rs 86-lakh solid waste management project at Surad in GP Lohana, Palampur.
Laid the foundation stone of the foreign registration office at Dharamsala to be constructed at a cost of Rs 1.6 crore.
The Turkish project is also being funded by the JICA and the delegation was here to learn from the experiences of the Swan River project, which is in the final stages of implementation in 96 gram panchayats here.
Chief Project Director of the project Suresh Kumar briefed the delegates about the project activities, which included soil and water conservation activities, besides livelihood improvement initiatives for the rural folk.
The team later visited Sali area of the Thada panchayat and observed soil and water conservation activities of the area, besides sharing the experiences with the agriculture user group of rainwater harvesting structure, a plantation protection group and a nursery rearing project, being managed by local women's self-help group.
The group has already visited agriculture development projects being implemented with the assistance of JICA in Hamirpur, Bilaspur and Mandi districts of the state.
Agitation against Delay in Theog-Hatkoti-Rohru road
In a joint statement released here today, they said it was the Congress government which had declared this road as state highway to provide better connectivity to the people keeping in view its importance in apple belt.
They said the World-Bank funded Theog-Kotkhai-Hatkoti-Rohru road, having a length of 80.684 km amounting to Rs 228.25 crore, was awarded to a Chinese company Longjian Road and Bridge Limited on February 29, 2008, which was to be completed within 36 months but the work was delayed due to lack of interest and callous attitude of the then BJP government.
The Congress, after coming to power, got the revised estimates and bid documents of the work and split the work in two parts, Theog-Kotkhai-Kharapathar (48 Km) and Kharapathar-Hatkoti-Rohru (32 Km) and the work costing Rs 322.76 crore was awarded to C&C Constructions on November 19, 2013, with the stipulated completion date of contract as June 30, 2016.
They said that the contractor could not achieve the desired progress due to bad weather, early rains, prolonged apple season and unavailability of construction material. The government had issued notice to the firm to expedite the work on which it had given assurance to complete the work within stipulated period.
Detailing the progress of the Theog-Kotkhai-Kharapathar road, they said 2 km earth work had been completed while 300 metres had been in progress. The construction of two bridges was in progress, 900 metre retaining wall and three culverts had been constructed and 100 metre wall work and 4 slab/pipe culverts was in progress. The work of subgrade in 1 km was in progress. While on the Kharapathar-Hatkoti-Rohru road, earth work had been completed in 3 km and was in progress in 2.6 km. Similarly, construction work of one bridge, 500 metre retaining wall and 4 culverts was in progress.
They said the government was reviewing and monitoring the road progress regularly to complete the road in time bound manner.
Refuting the charge of Congress that the padyatra was a political drama, Bragta said the aim was to expose the insensitive attitude of the government towards the miserable plight of the people who had been suffering for the past four years.
He said Chief Minister Vibhadra Singh had not even cared to travel by this road during past two years.
The BJYM said it would enable the BJP to expose the lies of the Congress.
BJYM state president Sunil Thakur alleged that the Congress indulged in cheap politics on the Theog-Hatkothi road in the last Assembly elections and promised to complete it in 100 days but the condition of the road had deteriorated.
The sweaters were distributed at a function, which was organised at the Thakurdwara temple in Bhadsali village. Samiti president Chitt Vilas Pathak, secretary Succha Singh Kang and a senior member, OP Dogra, were present on the occasion.
Dogra said the woollen were given to school teachers for further distributing them to deserving students of government schools based in Khadd, Panjawar, Deolibari, Panwda, Mubarikpur, Sanghnai, Ispur, Talai, Nangal Salangri, Dohak, Thanakalan, Palkwah, Churdi and Balh Khalsa villages.
In another case, Atma Ram of Saranala village under Sadar tehsil was injured when a rashly driven jeep (HP-49-1167) coming from the Kullu side hit him. He was rushed to a nearby hospital. The Aut police have registered a case against the jeep driver.
47th HP Police Sports Meet
Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh stated this while presiding over the 47th HP Police Sports Meet at Dharamsala police ground today.
He said the importance of sports should not be underestimated as many children learn life's important lessons in the sports field. Also, games can lead to a happier, healthier and more productive life.
Congratulating the Police Department for hosting the meet, the Chief Minister said the Jawans, despite their busy schedule, had taken out time for the meet, which was laudable.
The state government was promoting sports in a big way and had honoured various sportspersons who had brought laurels in various national and international championships.
He said the government had always worked for the welfare of the police Jawans and had initiated various measures to strengthen the department as a whole. The state would endeavour to provide more facilities to the sportsperson, besides making provisions for their timely promotions, he said.
Virbhadra Singh announced Rs 18 lakh for laying sewerage in Police Lines, Dharamsala, Rs 24 lakh for renovation and betterment of roads in second IRB Sakoh and Rs 32 lakh for repair of police accommodation in Kangra.
He congratulated the winners of the events and distributed prizes among them. He also released a souvenir on the occasion.
Earlier, the Chief Minister laid the foundation stone of Foreigners Registration Office, to be constructed at a cost of Rs 1.65 crore, a Police Administration Block, to be constructed at Rs 1.50 crore and Police Barracks worth Rs one crore at Dharamsala.
Director General of Police (DGP) Sanjay Kumar welcomed and honoured the Chief Minister and provided details of the sports meet and the latest techniques adopted by the Police Department to streamline law and order. He also listed the achievements of sportsperson who had brought laurels to the Police Department and urged the CM to open more women police stations in the state.
The DGP also placed forth few demands and urged him for funds to strengthen the police force.
The Jawans of the Punjab Police showcased their skills in equestrian and tent pegging, besides their expertise in horse riding.
As many as 500 police personnel of the northern zone, southern zone, central zone and central range participated in the tourney.
The southern range was declared the best team, while the central unit was adjudged best in cultural performances.
Various events like soccer, equestrian, volleyball, basketball, handball, kabaddi etc were held on the occasion.
A colourful cultural programme was also organised.
GS Bali, Transport Minister, Sudhir Sharma, Urban Development Minister, MLAs Ajay Mahajan, Yadvender Goma, Sanjay Ratan, Vijay Singh Mankotia, Vice-Chairman of HP State Tourism Development Corporation, Kewal Singh Pathania, Vice-Chairman of HP State Forest Corporation and ex-MLA Surender Kaku was also present.
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The sentry, guarding his cell, got suspicious when Giri did not come out even after 15-20 minutes and he discovered his body hanging in the toilet. He used his blanket for commiting suicide. The body was seen hanging at 9:45 am and though the policemen tried to rush him to the First Referral Unit located nearby, doctors pronounced him brought dead.
Superintendent of Police, Baddi, G Shiva, said the police station's munshi had been placed under suspension while a Home Guards sleuth, who was guarding this cell, had been replaced pending an inquiry which had been ordered.
He also added that the deceased was known to taking drugs and since he could not consume it in the police custody, the desperation could have driven him to take this extreme step.
The incident had, however, brought the working of the police under a scanner as the deceased had been remanded to the police custody only yesterday and though no foul play had come to light, how an unused water pipe was left unattended in the jail reflected the callous attitude of the authorities. The deceased had used a blanket which he was carrying along with him
The accused, who hails from Chatra in Jharkhand and was working as a driver, was charged with Section 406 and 407 of the IPC pertaining to breach of trust in a case registered on April 6. He had sold off 500 cement bags which he was supposed to deliver in Karnal but had vanished with the money. The truck was found parked near Baddi a few days later and the police had since then been trying to locate him.
A judicial inquiry, which is being conducted by the additional CJM HS Verma, was also initiated in this case today. A team of doctors, led by Medical Officer, Nalagarh, who conducted the postmortem, said the deceased had hanged himself from a water pipe which was no longer in use.
Sadar Tehsildar Ajay Prashar said Naib Tehsildar Gopal Singh Kataria and Patwari Kehar Singh were attacked by a group of villagers when they went for demarcation of land in the village.
He said the patwari sustained injuries in the attack.
Sadar SHO Sanjiv Sood said a case had been registered against Chet Ram, Giri Singh and three other persons for attacking the revenue officials. He said Chet Ram had also lodged a complaint against the revenue officials. "We will first inquire into the complaint and then take action accordingly," the SHO said.
HP Revenue Officers Association chief media coordinator Ajay Prashar condemned the attack and demanded immediate arrest of the accused.
He also demanded police protection for the revenue officials in such cases.
The accused have been identified as Kamal Kishor, a resident of Prundal, and Ishwar Das, a resident of Tarwaan village in the district.
An official of the Forest Department said the seized wood was of deodar and kayal varieties and its cost was estimated to be more than ~1 lakh.
Padhar SHO Bhim Sen said a case under Sections 379 and 34 of the IPC and Sections 41 and 42 of
the Forest Act had been registered against the accused and further investigations were on.
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Der zweite Mann ist ein Fernsehfilm aus der Kriminalreihe Tatort der ARD und des ORF. Der Film wurde vom SFB produziert und am 16. August 1998 erstmals ausgestrahlt. Es handelt sich um den elften Fall des Ermittler-Duos Roiter und Zorowski und die 393. Tatort-Folge. Roiter und Zorowski müssen einen Überfall auf ein Juweliergeschäft und den anschließenden Mord am Haupttäter des Überfalls klären.

Handlung
Ein Juweliergeschäft wird überfallen, der Räuber erbeutet wertvollen Schmuck, während des Überfalls erschießt er einen Wachmann, als dieser den Alarm auslösen will und nimmt eine Kundin als Geisel. Die aufgelöste Juwelierin kann Roiter und Zorowski gegenüber weder Angaben zum Täter noch zur Geisel machen. Derweil meldet sich die Geisel Melissa Kranach bei der Polizei, sie gibt an, dass er kein Wort mit ihr gesprochen habe, ein zweiter Mann sei irgendwann hinzu gestiegen, kurz darauf sei sie freigelassen worden. Weiterhin kann sie nur einen weißen Lieferwagen als Fluchtauto beschreiben. Während Zorowski genervt über die dünnen Angaben ist, zeigt sich Roiter verständnisvoll und bringt die junge Frau nach Hause.

Am Schlachtensee im Grunewald wird der Fluchtwagen schließlich gefunden, der Fahrer desselben liegt erschossen darin. Der Tote, der mit der Tatwaffe aus dem Juwelierladen erschossen wurde, hatte keine polizeilich bekannten Fingerabdrücke, das Gesicht ist durch den Schuss aus nächster Nähe unkenntlich. Melissa Kranach, kann auch am nächsten Tag Roiter und Zorowski gegenüber keine brauchbaren Angaben zum zweiten Mann machen, Zorowski kann später den Zeugen, der die Leiche gefunden hat, ausfindig machen und bei ihm eine Armbanduhr sicherstellen, die der Täter am Tatort verloren haben könnte, auf dieser sind allerdings keine verwertbaren Spuren zu finden.

Aufgrund eines mithilfe von Kranach schließlich doch erstellten Phantombildes kann Zorowski einen Tatverdächtigen identifizieren und nach kurzer Verfolgung festnehmen, allerdings bestreitet dieser die Tat und nennt ein Alibi. Kranach kann ihn bei einer Gegenüberstellung jedoch als Täter identifizieren, im Gegensatz zu Roiter hegt Zorowski Zweifel an deren Aussage. Von Huber erfahren die Beamten allerdings kurz darauf, dass der Haftbefehl gegen den Tatverdächtigen aufgehoben wurde, das Alibi ist ein V-Mann des LKA, mit dessen Hilfe die Beamten an die Hehlerszene herankommen wollten. Roiter und Zorowski vernehmen Kranach erneut, diese verwickelt sich in Widersprüche, Roiter macht ihren Schockzustand dafür verantwortlich, während Zorowski misstrauisch wird.

Roiter verdächtigt nach Auswertung des Videos vom Überfall die Juwelierin, die sehr eifrig den Schmuck einpackte, den Überfall auf ihren Laden selbst organisiert zu haben, anschließend trifft er sich auf Grund eines Anrufes von ihr mit Melissa. Sie entschuldigt sich für ihre vorschnelle Identifizierung des Verdächtigen und macht ihm klar, dass sie ihm vertraut. Sie berichtet, dass sie wiederholt von einem Unbekannten telefonisch bedroht wurde, sich von der Polizei fernzuhalten und sich beobachtet fühle. Melissa sagt Roiter gegenüber aus, dass sie den zweiten Mann heute in ein Haus hat gehen sehen, Roiter stellt fest, dass in dem angegebenen Haus die Juwelierin wohnt, Zorowski ermittelt unterdessen, dass die Versicherungssumme wesentlich höher war als von der Juwelierin den Beamten gegenüber angegeben. Die Pathologin erzählt den Beamten unterdessen, dass der Mörder des Räubers beim zweiten Schuss auf dessen Kopf offensichtlich sehr professionell jedwede Rekonstruktion des Schädels vereiteln wollte.

Roiter und Zorowski suchen die Juwelierin auf und halten ihr die falschen Angaben vor, diese gibt an, den Schaden nach dem Überfall noch nicht abgesehen haben zu können, jedwede Verdächtigungen weist sie zurück. Am Abend besucht Roiter Melissa, an der er Gefallen gefunden hat, und bekocht diese. Während Roiter eine Liebesnacht mit Melissa verbringt und sie ihm ihre Liebe gesteht, findet Zorowski durch nochmalige Auswertung des Videomaterials heraus, dass die Armbanduhr während des Überfalls von Melissa getragen wurde, sie muss also am Tatort gewesen sein, obwohl sie nach eigenen Angaben vorher abgesetzt wurde oder die Uhr im Wagen verloren und dies verschwiegen hat. Auf Vorhalt von Zorowski behauptet Melissa, die Uhr nie gesehen zu haben und zudem nie eine Uhr zu tragen. Zorowski entdeckt bei ihr allerdings eine neu gekaufte Uhr und möchte Melissa mit aufs Präsidium nehmen, doch der verliebte Roiter verhindert das und tut Zorowskis Theorie von ihrer Täterschaft ab. Auch Huber ist nach der Panne mit dem ersten Tatverdächtigen zurückhaltend.

Die Unterlagen der Juwelierin ergeben derweil keine Unregelmäßigkeiten, Roiter bleibt trotzdem an ihr dran. Roiter fragt Melissa, woher sie die Uhr habe, sie erzählt ihm, diese von einem Patienten in ihrer Klinik geschenkt bekommen zu haben, wann sie die Uhr verloren habe, wisse sie nicht. Zorowski sucht die Mutter von Melissa Kranach auf dem Land auf. Diese gibt an, keinen Kontakt mehr zu ihrer Tochter zu haben, seit deren Umzug in eine Großstadt und einem Verhältnis mit einem verheirateten Mann sei sie nicht mehr gut genug für ihre Tochter.

Da Roiter ein Foto von Melissa mit einem anderen Mann findet, erzählt sie ihm von ihrer großen Liebe zu dem verheirateten Mann, der sie aber belogen hätte. Als Roiter eifersüchtig reagiert, versichert Melissa ihm erneut ihre Liebe und dass ihr Ex-Freund bestimmt nie wieder auftauchen würde. Zorowski berichtet Roiter kurz darauf, dass Melissa in der Pathologie gearbeitet hat und sich daher mit der Anatomie von Menschen auskenne und auch, dass sie ihrer Mutter keineswegs einen Ring geschenkt habe, wie von Melissa als Anlass ihres Juwelierbesuchs angegeben. Zorowski präsentiert Roiter seine These, dass sie den Überfall zusammen mit ihrem Freund durchgeführt und diesen anschließend getötet habe.

Am nächsten Morgen berichtet Melissa Roiter verängstigt, dass der unbekannte Mann sie wieder bedrohe, sie solle sich mit ihm am S-Bahnhof Nikolassee treffen. Der besorgte Roiter fährt für sie dorthin, doch trifft er dort niemanden an. In Sorge um sie fährt er sofort zu ihrer Wohnung zurück, dort trifft er sie an, wie sie gerade Fotos und Briefe ihres Ex-Freundes verbrennt. Sie gibt vor, dies als Zeichen ihrer Liebe zu ihm getan zu haben, doch Roiter erkennt endlich, dass Melissa die Zeit nutzen wollte, um Beweismittel zu vernichten, damit die Identität ihres Ex-Freundes nicht mehr nachvollziehbar ist. Schweren Herzens nimmt er sie vorläufig fest. In der Vernehmung halten Roiter und Zorowski ihr vor, dass sie zusammen mit ihrem Ex-Freund die Tat durchgeführt und ihn dann ermordet zu haben. Melissa kann die Widersprüche, u. a. dass sie im Geschäft angeblich einen Ring für ihre Mutter kaufen wollte, sich dann aber Colliers hat zeigen lassen, nicht klären.

Am nächsten Morgen präsentiert der Anwalt von Melissa deren Ex-Freund, der nicht nur lebt, sondern auch ein Alibi für die Tatzeit hat. Roiter sucht Melissas Ex-Freund später noch einmal im Hotel auf, dieser berichtet ihm auf Nachfrage, dass Melissa sich nach der Trennung entgegen ihren Beteuerungen Roiter gegenüber direkt in eine Beziehung zu einem Michael Gubsch gestürzt habe. Zorowski kann herausfinden, dass Gubsch unbekannt verzogen ist und ein Jahr zuvor eine Reserveübung bei der Bundeswehr in der Kaserne gemacht hat, aus der zu exakt der Zeit die Tatwaffe des Überfalls gestohlen wurde. Die unterdessen freigelassene Melissa gräbt am Schlachtensee die Beute des Überfalls aus. Eine ehemalige Nachbarin von Gubsch kann Roiter und Zorowski ein Paket aushändigen, dass Gubsch bei seinem Auszug vergessen hatte. Im Paket finden die Beamten Fotos von Gubsch und Melissa,

Roiter wird klar, dass Melissa absichtlich den Verdacht auf ihren Ex-Freund Sven gelenkt hat, um ihn dann als lebend und unschuldig präsentieren zu können. Melissa will sich gerade vom Flughafen Tempelhof aus ins Ausland absetzen, als Roiter und seine Kollegen dort auftauchen. Nach kurzer Verfolgungsjagd können die Beamten sie stellen, sie gibt Roiter gegenüber zu, den Überfall durchgeführt zu haben, Gubsch habe jedoch entgegen der Absprache eine geladene Waffe mitgenommen und den Wachmann erschossen. Sie hat ihn daraufhin getötet, weil er nervös geworden war und sich stellen wollte. Melissa wird abgeführt.

Produktion
Der Tatort Der zweite Mann ist eine Produktion im Auftrag des SFB für Das Erste. Der Film wurde in Berlin gedreht. Bei seiner Erstausstrahlung am 16. August 1998 hatte Der zweite Mann 5,78 Millionen Zuschauer, was einem Marktanteil von 22,01 % entspricht.

Die zwölf Filme des SFB mit Winfried Glatzeder wurden nicht auf herkömmlichen Filmmaterial aufgezeichnet, sondern mit Hilfe von Betacam-Videokameras, was eine Videoclip-Ästhetik der Filme zur Folge hatte, die vielfach kritisiert wurde. Auch der 1995 vom SFB produzierte Polizeiruf 110: Sieben Tage Freiheit wurde in diesem Format aufgezeichnet und ebenfalls kritisiert.

Kritik
TV Spielfilm beschrieben den Film "In Berlin geht das Verbrechen um: Amateurhafte Aufnahmen und dilettierende Schauspieler verunstalten das Aushängeschild unter den deutschen TV-Krimis." Sie schrieben, "dank mieser Drehbücher, Urlaubsvideo-Optik und chargierender Darsteller wurden die Ermittler sogar aus dem Hauptprogramm verbannt" und resümierten "Für dieses Verbrechen gibt's die Höchststrafe."

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A: I'm a little confused about what you are trying to accomplish from your code. Because your .boxes divs are floated, they will actually slip outside the #content_holder container unless you add the following css:
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That will make sure your #content_holder wraps around your .boxes divs (which is what I assume you want, since they're inside it in the HTML). Your first box, the one with the img inside it, has no CSS styling at all in the code you provided, so it stretches to fill the whole line. Is that what you want, or do you want all the .boxes divs lined up in a row (or several rows)? If so, change the following line:
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This will cause the .boxes_8 div to let the other boxes in to the right of it.
What layout are you trying to achieve? If you elaborate, I could provide a more helpful answer.

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The illegal use of controlled substances may impair a parent or caregiver's ability to properly care for their child or expose the child to unsafe conditions to the point that the child is abused or neglected.
If the parent or caretaker engages in behavior that constitutes child abuse or neglect according to state law, this information should be reported to the child abuse/neglect hotline. Once a report is received, it will be reviewed and may result in a child abuse/neglect investigation or family assessment conducted by Children's Division staff and in some cases in conjunction with law enforcement.
In situations where parental substance may be leading to abuse or neglect of a child ages birth to 18 years of age, the child abuse and neglect hotline may be contacted by calling (800) 392-3738 or (844) CAN-TELL anytime 24 hours a day/7 days a week.
A health care provider can request a Newborn Crisis Assessment when they have concerns about the health and safety of newborns typically because of drug exposure or the capacity of a caregiver to meet the needs of the infant. Children's Division workers assure the child's safety and discuss the plan for discharge. The assessment includes a recommendation as to whether the infant should be released from the hospital with the mother, father or other familial caretaker. Children's Division also helps new parents through home visiting and intensive in-home services.
The Children's Division contracts for in-home services and intervention that can be provided to families at risk or experiencing substance abuse to keep children safe.
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Children's Division staff work in partnership with drug courts and substance abuse treatment programs to ensure the safety and wellbeing of every child.
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The Department of Social Services engages with Family and Community Trust (FACT) and the 20 Community Partnerships in initiatives working directly with communities and families to improve the lives of children and families in those communities.
MO HealthNet Pharmacy authorizations for opioid prescriptions follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, which recommend a 7-day limit on new prescriptions for opiate-naïve participants.
Missouri Medicaid Audit and Compliance (MMAC) has the authority to "Lock-In" participants to a specific medical and/or pharmacy provider for reasons relating to misuse. Providers are also subject to provider requirements and MMAC will submit provider referrals to licensure and regulatory boards regarding provider prescribing issues.
MO HealthNet monitors Medicaid pharmacy claims data to identify and provide guidance to providers regarding opioid prescribing that may be outside of clinically-based best practices. The interventions will also assist prescribers in identifying participants who may be at risk for harm from opioids, and recommend resources to assist in the management of their patients.
MO HealthNet utilizes pharmacy claims data to identify and provide information to MO HealthNet participants regarding pain management and the safe use of opioids.
Naloxone, an emergency treatment for opioid overdose, has been proven to save lives. MO HealthNet provides unrestricted access to Intranasal Naloxone for participants, consistent with recent MO State legislations. MO HealthNet will only reimburse pharmacies and other providers, for Naloxone dispensed or used for eligible MO HealthNet participants.
MO HealthNet providers can utilize Show-Me ECHO to improve care for patients with chronic pain. The University of Missouri's Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) uses videoconferencing to connect an interdisciplinary team of specialists with primary care providers. Providers collaborate in case-based learning sessions to help primary care providers develop advanced skills and best practices to increase the availability and quality of patient care. No cost CME for health care professionals is available. Contact Show-Me ECHO for more information or to register.
MO HealthNet providers can utilize Show-Me ECHO to decrease opioid-related morbidity and mortality by using a medication-first strategy. The University of Missouri's Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) uses videoconferencing to connect interdisciplinary team of experts with primary care providers. They collaborate in case-based learning sessions to help primary care providers develop advanced skills and best practices to increase the availability and quality of patient care. No cost CME for health care professionals is available. Contact Show-Me ECHO for more information or to register.
MO HealthNet participants can participate in telehealth to access behavioral health treatment for mental illness contributing to opioid and substance misuse. Contact the Missouri Telehealth Network for more information.
MO HealthNet is working with Rachel Winograd, Ph.D., Opioid State Targeted Response (STR) Project Director on Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid dependence treatment. The Missouri Opioid STR will help Missourians with opioid use disorder access integrated prevention, treatment, and recovery support services.
MO HealthNet is working closely with the Missouri Opioid State Targeted Response (STR) Project, as it aims to expand access to integrated prevention, treatment, and recovery support services for individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) throughout the state. The Pharmacy Program provides many options for MO HealthNet participants needing Medication Assisted Treatment (M.A.T.). MO HealthNet is working to align our policies with the most effective strategies and practices for treatment of OUD.


But, according to Anton Armbruster, PhD, founder of Strategic Action Services Inc., people are most likely to implement change if they clearly and concisely state their objective up front and subsequently address any fears and assumptions associated with the change. "The reason we struggle with achieving a personal improvement objective is because of unwitting personal commitments in conflict with the intended improvement," Armbruster said during the Radiology Leadership Institute (RLI)® Summit, held recently at Babson College in Wellesley, Mass.
Armbruster's change initiation presentation was one of six plenary sessions held during the four-day summit in September of 2016, which drew 122 participants, including radiologists and health care administrators. The other sessions covered brand management, governance, value-based performance systems, operations, and negotiations. The summit also included a patient-centered care panel discussion with Sabiha Raoof, MD, chief medical officer and patient safety officer at Jamaica and Flushing hospitals in Queens, N.Y., and Garry Choy, MD, MBA, chief medical officer of a health care informatics technology company in San Francisco.
Each plenary session had two components: a formal presentation had a breakout activity. For instance, during her session about successful negotiations, Lakshmi Balachandra, MBA, PhD, assistant professor of entrepreneurship at Babson, divided the class into small groups to work through a three-party coalition exercise, where one party was clearly the underdog. "Negotiation is the art of letting the other side have your way," Balachandra told participants, referencing a similar sentiment expressed by 19th-century Italian diplomate Daniele Vare.
Dynamic learning is the cornerstone of the RLI, a professional development academy that positions radiologists as leaders to ensure exceptional quality, service, and patient care into the future. ACR launched the RLI in 2012 and has held the annual summit in partnership with Babson College since 2014.
Alexander M. Norbash, MD, FACR, summit co-director and professor and chair of radiology at the University of California San Diego, kicked off this year's summit by encouraging participants to test out their leadership abilities and learn from one another during the conference. "If you're not willing to take risks and fail, you will never grow," Norbash said.
Gaurab Bhardwaj, MBA, PhD, summit co-director and associate professor and Louis J. Lavigne, Jr., Family Endowed Term Chair in strategy and planning at Babson College, facilitated the plenary sessions, and RLI faculty members provided daily wrap-ups, tying the content directly to the business of radiology. In addition to Norbash, those faculty members were Frank J. Lexa, MD, MBA, RLI chief medical officer; Geraldine B. McGinty, MD, MBA, FACR assistant professor of radiology and assistant chief contracting officer at Weill Cornell Medicine and vice chair of the ACR Board of Chancellors; and Cheri Canon, MD, FACR, professor and chair of radiology at the University of Alabama in Birmingham and vice president of the ACR.
Radiologists at all career levels participated in the summit, including 10 residents who attended on RLI scholarships that covered tuition and expenses. Devaki Shilpa Surasi, MD, a second-year radiology resident at the University of Oklahoma and one of the scholarship winners, learned about the RLI when she was a 2015-16 E. Stephen Amis, Jr., MD, Fellow in Quality and Safety. Surasi said the summit exceeded her expectations, providing highly valuable career and life lessons. "It's an enriching personal and professional experience," she said.
Joe Ronsivalle, DO, chair of radiology at the Guthrie Clinic in Sayre, Pa., attended the summit after completing the RLI's Harvard Emerging Leaders Seminar, a three-month virtual leadership course. Ronsivalle said he gained skills during the summit that were immediately applicable to his work. "I recently assumed a new role as a chair, and this conference really has provided me with the tools that I need for that role," Ronsivalle said. "It has allowed me to think differently about what I do every day, and I have concrete things to take back that will change the way I provide leadership to my group."


I have to get ready for the weekly.
Lunch has to be quick, I have to get back for a boring.
I think I'm going to skip the pointless.
Wow, for once I'm glad to hear German in the office, never heard anything like that here.
Typical excuse for not attending would be "Sorry, I have accidentally our daily"
Around here, we actually use the first two you listed. We don't use the third, because the phrase "pointless meeting" is redundant.
This is a very American thing IMO. For a long time, I didn't know what "I'm on a redeye to NYC" meant. I would have just said "I'm on a late-night flight to NYC".
Another thing which I find Americans do a lot is to pronounce the abbreviation as if it's a real word.
Hey, what's with the time-stamp? Here in Toronto, it's 1:37 p.m.!
I skipped a pointless today and was congratulated on my foresight.


- To help support ramp up of Bank's operations in South India by setting up new branches & offices.
- Execute major projects including new branch offices and refurbishment / renovation of existing offices.
- Finalize turnkey operators for interior fit out of new branches & for renovation of branches.
- Co-ordinate with Architects / Designers for the turnkey projects executions.
- Manage Vendor Management process.
- Ensure risk mitigation in terms of Health & Safety of staff members and company assets.
- Ensure efficient service delivery by all the outsourced facilities service providers within agreed timelines.
- Monitor and coordinate Repair and Maintenance of office infrastructure pan India.
- Should be with a Bank / Financial Services in a similar role. This is MANDATORY.
NOTE : This is NOT facilities management role. It is purely Branch roll out.
Please read the role specs ; prior applying.


Question: So hom many people in this thread actually use/own a 2013 model IA20.1 and run it at less than 1 ohm?
Well seeing as I actually have one of the new IA20.1's and am running it at 1/2 ohm daily with no issues I would think you would be fine. I would also figure that you probably have a more stout electrical system then I do so even more so it shouldnt be an issue.
They will run 1/2 ohm nominal no problem. Got mine wired at 1/2 ohm all day every day and beat on it constantly. Never had it go into protect.
Round over bit to make an aeroport flared?
I would flare it as much as you can. It does make a difference. I use a 1.5" round over for anything bigger than 6".
I like your jig. I made some on our CNC plasma. Most of the time for square cutouts I just make a jig with strips of old MDF. Works great and its basically free.
Is there a pole vent?
2K RMS bumpped up from the 1500 on the previouse model.
Hahahaha just seen it on FB and my jaw almost dropped. Good job. Ill have to finalize my order and have you guys ship some out to me.


I have won my game #3118. How do I do a game finish report?
I went to the Seil beenden site, but it had no "submit" button or any button at all to click to report the game finish and I assume give me credit for the win and adjust the rankings.
You want to know where you can find your played games? First go to the ranking. Then write in the blank your nick "City of Finches" and there you are.