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Alex Murdaugh, South Carolina attorney, charged with murdering wife and son
By Timothy Bella
Meryl Kornfield
Updated July 14, 2022 at 2:26 p.m. EDT|Published July 12, 2022 at 3:59 p.m. EDT
Lawyer Alex Murdaugh walks into his bond hearing on Sept. 16, 2021, in Varnville, S.C. (Mic Smith/AP)
Alex Murdaugh, the disgraced patriarch of a legal dynasty in South Carolina, was charged Thursday with double murder more than a year after the mysterious deaths of his wife and son outside their home.
Murdaugh has faced a slew of other criminal allegations since the killings of his wife, Maggie, 52, and son Paul, 22, who were fatally shot outside the family's Islandton, S.C., home in June 2021. But until now, there have been no charges from the double homicide, which has rocked the small rural community in the state's Lowcountry.
The killings have captured national attention, due in part to the Murdaugh family's prominent status in South Carolina, where three generations of Murdaughs once served as elected prosecutors for 87 consecutive years.
The indictment by the Colleton County grand jury for two counts of murder and two counts of possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime does not elaborate on what evidence led investigators to conclude Murdaugh killed his wife and son but says the two were fatally shot with a rifle.
Dick Harpootlian and Jim Griffin, lawyers for Murdaugh, said their client had no motive to kill his wife and son, and the legal team will file a motion for a speedy trial and required evidence.
"Alex wants his family, friends and everyone to know that he did not have anything to do with the murders of Maggie and Paul," the lawyers said in a statement. "He loved them more than anything in the world. It was very clear from day one that law enforcement and the Attorney General prematurely concluded that Alex was responsible for the murder of his wife and son."
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson (R) said he would not comment on specifics of the case, citing the pending court action, but thanked law enforcement and others involved in the investigation. South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel said investigators worked over the last 13 months "day in and day out to build a case against the person responsible for the murders of Maggie and Paul and to exclude those who were not."
"From the beginning I have been clear, the priority was to ensure justice was served," Keel said in a statement. "Today is one more step in a long process for justice for Maggie and Paul."
The news comes after John Marvin Murdaugh, Alex's younger brother, told The Post and Courier in Charleston on Tuesday that the state law enforcement division met with the Murdaugh family Tuesday to give them a heads-up that criminal charges would be presented to a grand jury this week.
"The entire family has been consistent that regardless of what goes on, we want the truth," the brother said to the newspaper.
The case has remained unsolved during a 13-month stretch in which the story has gained national attention, as people across the United States have been captivated by the double homicide involving a prominent family at Moselle, their 1,772-acre rural estate in Colleton County, S.C.
A prosecutor's son got threats after fatal accident, his family says. Then he and his mom were shot to death.
Once seen as a standard for a successful lawyer, Murdaugh, 54, has seen his life come unglued. In addition to being accused of killing his family, authorities also allege he was part of a multimillion-dollar insurance fraud scheme. Since November, 15 state grand jury indictments containing 79 charges have come down against Murdaugh, who prosecutors say defrauded $8.4 million from victims.
On June 7, 2021, Murdaugh called 911 to say he found his wife and son shot outside, near dog kennels at the estate.
"My wife and child have been shot badly. … Please hurry!" Murdaugh yelled, according to a 911 call. "They're on the ground out at my kennels."
Murdaugh told authorities at the time that he had left the estate earlier in the night.
"As soon as I answered the phone, I knew something was wrong," John Marvin Murdaugh told "Good Morning America" in June 2021. "He said, 'Come as fast as you can. Paul and Maggie have been hurt.' "
In the months that passed, authorities did not name suspects in the case.
The mystery surrounding the Murdaugh family continued last September, when his family law firm not only fired Alex Murdaugh but also accused him of stealing from clients, according to the state. Then after Murdaugh initially told authorities that he was the victim of a shooting in September, police charged Murdaugh with hiring a hit man to kill him so that his surviving son, Buster, could collect a $10 million life insurance payout, according to the state law enforcement division.
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Police arrested Curtis Edward Smith of Walterboro, S.C., on charges of assisted suicide, assault and battery of a high aggravated nature, pointing and presenting a firearm, insurance fraud and conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. Shortly thereafter, authorities allegedly obtained a confession from Murdaugh admitting to the insurance fraud plot. Murdaugh later announced that he was entering rehab to confront an opioid addiction.
Murdaugh is still being held in the Richland County jail on a $7 million bond on the financial-related charges. A bond hearing has not been set in the murder case.
If he is convicted of murder in the killings of his wife and son, he could receive the death penalty, according to state criminal law.
Katie Shepherd contributed to this report.
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The makers and star of Alita: Battle Angel (from left) James Cameron, Robert Rodriguez, Rosa Salazar and Jon Landau attend the premiere of the movie in Los Angeles. PHOTO: AFP
Big-budget action film Alita: Battle Angel may have garnered lukewarm reviews, but the film-makers behind the manga-inspired movie envisioned by Hollywood bigwig James Cameron have said they are delighted with how it has turned out.
Showing here, the movie about the titular cyborg heroine in a post-apocalyptic world has been more than 15 years in the making with a budget of between US$150 million (S$200 million) and US$200 million.
Co-producer Jon Landau said the makers would not judge its success by box-office numbers and felt they had delivered the movie they wanted.
"We are our biggest critics," he said. "If we're happy with the movie, we've done our job. I think not only are we happy with it, but James Cameron is happy with it and Yukito Kishiro (the Japanese writer whose manga series the movie is based on), who could be our biggest critic of all, is thrilled with it."
Cameron first wrote a script for Alita in 2004 but handed the movie over to director Robert Rodriguez to focus on long-delayed sequels to the 2009 blockbuster Avatar.
Hollywood entertainment website The Wrap reported last week that Alita: Battle Angel was expected to take in a modest US$25 million over five days when it opens in North America on Feb 14.
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Rodriguez added: "There's a lot riding on it but you never know if it does really well, people come out to see it and people want more."
He said the biggest challenge was finding the right actress to play the lead part of Alita, an angel of death played by Rosa Salazar, with computer-generated imagery.
"We can put up all the scale and spectacle on the screen, but (there's no point) if we don't have somebody to carry the heart and empathy of the movie. Rosa was the shining light that showed us the way," Rodriguez said. - REUTERS

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Re: Faulconer Weighs in on Stadium...(sort of)
Originally posted by Old School SD Fan View Post
Given my background, I have decided your role for whichever liberal non-factor provides your paycheck, is political, not policy related. My guess is you handle some safe seat warm body's media. Close?
You mad bro?
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Originally posted by humbolt View Post
About tons of stuff in this world, why? Aren't you?
And you did NOT dispute my assessment.
Swordman
Humbolt, I get the impression that you are a nice guy. I also believe that you love the Chargers.
But I wish you and the folks that think like you, would STOP the "welfare for billionaires" baloney. Please. It is bull_rap and you should be honest enough to admit it...but you aren't.
Until the day arrives when public subsidy is going to pay for a stadium that the Chargers will own and control, your tired refrain is disingenuous (to be nice).
Daron said it, I have said it and others as well, the Chargers pay RENT and have not owned the stadium they pay rent on. Up to now, I have NOT heard that the Chargers expect to own the stadium, in fact, (as was quoted a few pages ago) the Chargers expect that the City will own the stadium.
I ask you, how good is a tenant who helps you, the owner, find a location to build on, throws in cash to help you build and agrees to sign a 20 year rental agreement...and pays on-time, too? That sounds like a DREAM tenant to me! That is how the Chargers have conducted themselves. Yet, because the Chargers have been pro-active, many people talk and act as if the Chargers are asking government to give them welfare...because most people think the Chargers will own the stadium!
Change that one idea in your head, Humbolt, and then tell us again how this is welfare for the rich? I know, you will probably still try...but, please don't.
Originally posted by Binary Bolt Fan View Post
In the statement above, the words "from afar" would perfectly describe how John Q voter observes most politics and policy making.
The idea that the city clowncil doesn't understand the value of combining a stadium with convention center expansion is hard to fathom "from afar." That the Coastal Commission would approve a convention center expansion, but not if it is has a stadium component is another political statement in itself.
The circle jerk that surrounds a new stadium in San Diego has reached the point of absurdity. The idea that the NFL is leaving San Diego is a certainty.
Of course, 10 years from now, and again in 20 years, and again in 30 years, the current versions of city officials will convene a $million study, comprised of their politically connected friends, to determine what must be done to convince the NFL to return. All the while, residents will continue write to the editor to complain about potholes, sewer systems and welfare for billionaires.
What I really want to see, is Dean Spanos, standing on the city concourse steps with every local media source in attendance. He can invite the cameras to zoom in tight while he raises his hand and extends his middle finger for all to see. He can make a simple statement that this is what the voters expected from him and that he owes them all a heartfelt, "Up yours San Diego! We've heard what you have to say, know what you think of my family of me, and we're finally leaving."
Frankly, I'm really tired of San Francisco libs telling me what to do in my city, and with my tax dollars. To actually think that our sewers, schools, and roads will be magically transformed because the good people of San Diego chose not to build a stadium is entirely delusional and misleading.
Complain about the $12B given to Iran since 2009 if you want.
Complain about the $8T added to our national debt if you want.
Complain about the $90B railroad if you want.
But if you choose to complain about San Diegans exploring creative ways to raise $300-400M to save their football team simply because a new stadium would increase the team's net worth, well, you've got a real problem. I'd even call it a disorder.
We may very likely loose our team because of the defeatist and obstructionist views of our feeble-minded decision makers, but it doesn't have to be that way.
However it plays out, I'm hoping the people of San Diego will get the opportunity to decide, while the "afar" crowd just STFU.
Originally posted by Bristol University View Post
You got me at "frankly".
It is tough to deal with so many different perspectives, isn't it? That is the downside of our political system. Immature is only viewed as "different" and "healthy". No standard for wisdom or foolishness.
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Si se puede San Diego !
Originally posted by Hektik View Post
Well, there has never been a Chargers Stadium proposal on the San Diego waterfront. The only thing close was Doug Manchester proposing the 10th Ave Marine Terminal but that was never a serious option and is completely off the table now.
The California Coastal Commission approved the original $520 million Convention Center expansion back in 2013. Of course that never happened due to the hotel industry illegally agreeing to raise their own TOT tax to pay for it. The court shot it down because the only way to raise the TOT is with a 2/3 majority vote.
Its really the Chargers vs the Convention Center & hotel industry. They are fighting over who should get half a billion dollars.
Sure there has. This was done by a doctor.
No seriously after reading this doctors "La Playa" plan I was intrigued. He proposes a cistern to collect, capture, and clean urban storm water runoff before it pollutes the ocean. Some interesting ideas he attached to a stadiums construction and financing options.
http://voiceofsandiego.org/wp-conten...d646cd.pdf.pdf
I pulled this from a site that tracks the activities of right-wing team owners. Again, please understand I am not complaining about Alex Spanos' political activities. There is another forum for that. I'm just trying to explain the depth of animosity liberals hold for the Spanos family and why the liberal voting bloc won't support a subsidy for them. And, again, if the liberals won't support it and the Libertarian taxpayer association voting bloc won't support it, then how do you get two-thirds?
5. Alex Spanos: Dubya's BFF
Alex Spanos, of the NFL's San Diego Chargers, is an 85-year-old self-made real estate tycoon coming in at number 365 on Forbes 400, with a net worth of $1.1 billion. Unlike other sports owners, Spanos is not media-shy about his political leanings.
In 2005, Spanos bragged to the local press of his hometown, Stockton, California, that he has "been friends with every Republican president since Gerald Ford." Those bragging rights were well earned. During the 2004 presidential election, he lent his private jet to his close and personal friend George W. Bush, who used it to fly around the country during his 2004 presidential campaign.
According to the Center for Responsive Politics, from 1989 to 2009 political contributions from the Chargers' executives, coaches and players were the highest in the league at $2.4 million, 98 percent of which went to Republicans. The CRP describes Spanos as "professional football's most prolific political bankroller" whose contributions alone totaled $2 million.
This doesn't include his $5 million 2004 contribution to the Progress for America Voter Fund, a conservative 527 group that funnels money into Republican campaigns. According to the Center for Media and Democracy's SourceWatch, Spanos was a Bush Ranger in 2004, meaning he contributed more than $200,000 directly to his and Cheney's re-election campaign.
In the 2000 presidential election, the New York Times counted Spanos as part of the Republican Regents, a group of individual and corporate donors who contributed no less than $250,000 to Bush's election.
According to California Watch, a project of the Center for Investigative Reporting, Spanos also contributed $15,000 to Rick Perry's 2008 reelection bid for Texas Governor.
Oh B.S., Humby.
You hold all rich, successful, and prosperous people in contempt. The movers, producers, innovators, and entrepenuers, you just can't tax them enough, you can't appreciate what they've built, how hard they've worked, or what they have earned. It's all about class warfare for you, and you know it. Do you really think Spanos' affiliation with George Bush is worse than your affiliation with Barack Obama, who has earned nothing, built nothing, managed nothing, and produced nothing?
To print some kind of smear piece on the Spanos' is deplorable, but obviously not above you.
You don't get it. It's not about me. It's not about Barack Obama. It's about Alex Spanos having burned bridges with a specific voting bloc in his own community, where his family is now seeking voter support for a taxpayer subsidy.
Binary Bolt Fan
Must....look....away...
You could of stopped right there.
The rest is UTTER BS. It just might be the biggest pile of manure you've ever dumped, and that is saying something!!
Liberals have their run in most of California. San Diego and OC are the more conservative cities in our state. What Spanos is doing with his political contributions is more or less a good hard plss in the wind.
Beyond that, nobody gives a hiss about his politics. They crapped the bed politically when they accepted Susan Golding's idea of what become the notorious ticket guarantee rent scheme. I am certain they regret that deal beyond their ability to express it. THAT is why he can't get a fair hearing. Its got nothing to do with his conservative friends and political agenda.
And finally, up there in bold... That's the liberal mindset in a nutshell. Nobody gets it but you. And since we don't, you'll speak for everyone else while insisting its "not about you."
God bless the liberals. Without em, the poor would be poorer.
OH, and with them, we can up the minimum wage and somebody will support their family on $18,000 a year instead of $16,000!!
Its all about the narrative.... not the facts. </rant>
Sadly you are reacting in anger to a simple point I am trying to make about the uphill battle the Spanos family faces in getting voter approval for a taxpayer subsidized stadium. I've made my point. I'll leave it at that.
BTW, while the OC might be a conservative bastion, San Diego is not. It's about evenly split. The Democrats hold a 5-4 majority on the City Council. San Diego County's legislative delegation is about 50-50. But the Speaker of the Assembly, the 2nd or 3rd most powerful Democrat in the state, is elected from the heart of San Diego. And OC does not vote on a Chargers stadium.
Aside from taking the time to point out your delusions and liberal tendencies, I know arguing with you is pointless. You made your point and its wrong. We'll leave it at that.
Sadly you have chosen to make this a political ****ing match.
Tell me, how do you propose to get 67 percent of voters in the City of San Diego, or San Diego County, to approve a taxpayer subsidized stadium for the Chargers? Do you think it is possible?
My conclusion is that the only politically possible proposal would be to do something at the current site. Building an entirely new stadium there presents another set of challenges. That is why I keep coming back to the idea of renovating the current stadium. It would be cost-effective and IMO is the one solution that would receive voter support.
I don't think they can get it to the ballot, let alone win a 2/3rds vote. I gave up on San Diego YEARS ago. Ask Daron. It makes him crazy that I've become "part of the problem" when the truth is that I know SD truly lacks leadership in any form and hold the city in contempt.
Trumpy has beaten everyone over the head with the facts about "rebuilding" the Murph. It shouldn't be done and would be a colossal mistake for reasons too numerous to rehash. Spanos' proposal to build a new one in the north east corner of the parking lot while developing the rest of the land was the best idea that's been floated to date. It didn't "pencil" according to the stories back then.
As it stands the haters (you for instance) would begrudge the "gifting" of the land currently in use to his redevelopment. Never mind that tens of millions of deferred maintenance, tens of millions more on debt service, and millions more tax dollars would be generated by the development. All the voices in San Diego would be focused on your welfare for Billionaires mantra.


Posted April 2nd, 2015 by mercedes & filed under Uncategorized.
By the time I was 10 years old, I went on my first diet. It was a protein diet. Me & my mom – counting grams…and it all was very normal. Normal that dieting was a solution to the problem of my body. At 10 years old, I got the idea that something was wrong with my body. I will repeat because I think it is worth repeating that: When I was 10 years old, I got the idea that there was something wrong with my body. Something is wrong, something is wrong tap, tapping on my mind, something is wrong, something is wrong something is wrong with me, not right, something is not right. And I got the idea and did not question it, that I needed to right the wrong by going on a diet and losing weight.
And that reduced self, became a metaphor for other aspects of my life, making myself smaller symbolically in my professional life and in my intimate relationships…and the thing is, I KNOW, my story is far from unique, it is a common as grass and grows just as quickly!
Mercedes Baines is a psychotherapist in private practice. She is offering workshops on body image & radical self acceptance through body awareness and creative expression. For workshops information click here.
To book a counselling appointment click here.


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Criminal contempt warrant leads to gun possession/attempted murder charges
NEW ROCHELLE – A New Rochelle man, wanted for criminal contempt stemming from an incident on May 15, was arrested by city police shortly after 11 p.m. on June 10.
Police officers observed an occupied, parked vehicle on Crescent Avenue and knew the identity of one of the occupants, and that he had an outstanding warrant.
Investigation resulted in the recovery of a loaded .9mm handgun with a 30-round extended magazine, along with a bag of 30 rounds of .9mm ammunition, from the vehicle. Wilmer Maldonado, 20, of New Rochelle was charged with criminal possession of a weapon and unlawful possession of certain ammunition feeding devices not in home.
Janetti Oceguera-Coyt, 20, of New Rochelle was charged with criminal possession of a weapon and unlawful possession of certain ammunition feeding devices not in home.
Daniel Barcenas, 20, of New Rochelle was charged with criminal possession of a weapon, unlawful possession of certain ammunition feeding devices not in home, criminal contempt for disobeying a court order and aggravated harassment.
Abel Coyt, 35, of New Rochelle; charged with criminal possession of a weapon and unlawful possession of certain ammunition feeding devices not in home.
Further investigation by New Rochelle Police detectives resulted in Coyt, Maldonado and Barcenas being charged with attempted murder and reckless endangerment in connection with an incident that occurred on April 30 at 11:35 p.m. in the vicinity of Union Avenue and Fourth Street, in which shots were fired by Coyt into a moving vehicle.
A warrant was filed on Jair Barcenas, 18, of New Rochelle, charging him with attempted murder and reckless endangerment in connection with the April 30 shooting. It is anticipated that he will be booked on June 14.
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Q: How to use cypress plugins in version 10 When using htmlvalidate with cypress (version 9 or less) you can simply install via cypress/plugins/index.js::
const htmlvalidate = require("cypress-html-validate/dist/plugin");

module.exports = (on) => {
  htmlvalidate.install(on);
};

However plugins was depreciated in cypress version 10 and you need to use config.
However it's not clear to me how to enable htmlvalidator in this manner. E.g:
const {defineConfig} = require('cypress');
const {htmlvalidate} = require("cypress-html-validate/dist/plugin");

module.exports = defineConfig({
    projectId: '4dofbo',
    e2e: {

        setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
            on('task', {
                // WHAT GOES HERE?
            });
        },
    },
});

A: You don't need to utilize any on('task') function, and instead can use the function in setupNodeEvents.
Directly from the cypress-html-validate documentation
export default defineConfig({
  e2e: {
    setupNodeEvents(on) {
      htmlvalidate.install(on);
    },
  },
});

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Here's a fun article for you today where I share my top 5 road trip essentials.
1. Clean out the car – I know this might be a no-brainer for some and for a long time I was like "Why would I clean the car when I know it's gonna get messy after the road trip?" But it's a good thing to start with a clean car to be more organized and for some reason, it helps to get it cleaner longer. It's also easier to travel when you know where every single thing is. It feels better and and everything is more enjoyable. So before any road trip, I do clean out the car. I vacuum it. I make sure that everything is wiped clean. The cupholders are empty, seats are clean, there's space everywhere because you're gonna be packing stuff and you don't want last week's trash mix with the next weeks clothes. So clean the car, give it a good vacuum and call it a day.
2. Car is ready. Make sure that all the fluids are top up, oils are changed and you have a full tank of gas before you set out. This one is really important at least for me because I had experiences of having my car not ready for the trip. It's gonna help your trip to be a little smoother.
3. Entertainment for the kids. Let the kids pack their own bags and bring their own entertainment for a road trip. This is really important because it gives them a sense of independence. They are responsible for what they can bring. I don't know what entertains them as well as they do – what they love changes weekly. When they were younger, I did that for them. I would pack them several different things. I would even get them a new toy or something they can play with. But now that they're 4 and 7, I tell them to pack their own bags and choose exactly what they like to bring. They're likely to be better entertained than if I pack their bags for them. Of course, there are always ipads and iphones but if want to step out from sitting them with electronics, you can tell them to bring their own entertainment.
4. Snack packs. I've had some bad experience with snacks in the car in the past. Everytime I clean the car, I always say "no more food in the car". But let's be honest, that's not practical. A lot of the time, you're just trying to get somewhere in a hurry and you're like "just eat this so you're not hungry". It kinda makes a little hard. So I just try to stay away from things that can make a big mess. I try to pack things that are easier to pick up like string cheese and carrots. Granola bars are great because you have one piece of everything versus small pieces that can spill everywhere. Here's a good homemade granola bar recipe.
5. Emergency supplies. You have to be prepared and even if you think you'll never use it, you can never tell. A few of emergency items that I keep in my car are water to keep them hydrated, extra sweatshirts, umbrella, plastic bags for trash, bandages and essential oils, alcohol, pads, flashlight and a very basic tool kit. Everything you might need for emergencies, pack them in the car.
Those are my 5 road trip essentials. I hope this help you have a better road trip. Please do share if you have road trip essentials of your own.


In our current cultural state, individuals spend more time on their popular devices "communicating " with others who feel compelled to share intimate bits of themselves on social media.
With the younger generation, social skills often suffer at the digital hands of the proclivity to only express feelings through emoticons. Adults suffer some form of disenfranchisement from their intimacy with friends and family members when the internet life takes on more and more importance than being in the present moment. How many couples have we seen and local restaurants who are each absorbed in their cell phones or tablets, having scarcely a word for each other across the table? Even sporting events suffer the same fate. People sit at one game while they watch a second on their phones. They may record the action for future viewing or share the game live with folks at home. Instead of being in the "now ", we are all focused in the "whenever". Attention is never focused on the activity du jour as we become the ADD society. Life is lived from the confines of the small screen. The Red Chair is a stand-in for the friend in absentia. The companion who is not fully present can be replaced by an inanimate object, who is always camera-ready and always emotionally available.


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Reversing life with item copy
1. Chapter 1. Prologue
2. Chapter 2. Lucky You
3. Chapter 3. Treasure Dungeon
4. Chapter 4. Unlimited
5. Chapter 5 Part 1. Experience Points
7. Chapter 6 Part 1. Finding Wally
8. Chapter 6 Part 2
9. Chapter 7. Something That Seems Strange
10. Chapter 8 Part 1. Ninth Yin Pulse
11. Chapter 8 Part 2
12. Chapter 9. Where Do I Belong?
13. Chapter 10 Part 1. Elemental Island
14. Chapter 10 Part 2
15. Chapter 11. Has The Genesis Drained Out?
16. Chapter 12. Let's See Who Wins
17. Chapter 13 Part 1. No Need To Look Down
19. Chapter 14 Part 1. When Will It Be My Turn?
20. Chapter 14 - Part 2 : When Will It Be My Turn?
21. Chapter 15. Like A Bustling Market
22. Chapter 16: Too Easy?
23. Chapter 17: That Was Strong
24. Chapter 18: Eroded Staff
25. Chapter 19: Unrepairable
26. Chapter 20
27. Chapter 21: Flea Market
28. Chapter 22: Hidden Quest
29. Chapter 23: Your Name Is…
30. Chapter 24: Putting A Bell On A Cat's Neck
31. Chapter 25: The Silver Mirror
32. Chapter 26: Forgotten Name
33. Chapter 27: The One Who Remembers
34. Chapter 28. In The Next Labyrinth
35. Chapter 29. Middle Orc Kingdom
36. Chapter 30. Midas
37. Chapter 31. Discomfort
38. Chapter 32. Slow
39. Chapter 33. Escape First
40. Chapter 34. Experience (EXP) Increases
41. Chapter 35. I'll Do That, Too.
42. Chapter 36. Ah
43. Chapter 37. A Mirror?
44. Chapter 38. Thank You
45. Chapter 39. Discovery
46. Chapter 40. Shut Up
47. Chapter 41. Kalish
48. Chapter 42. I'm Stronger Than Yesterday
49. Chapter 43. We're Still Far Away
50. Chapter 44. Mysterious Circle
Chapter 1. Prologue
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"Wha-, what!"
"What's wrong with this?"
The dungeon shook. The topography itself was changing as numerous roots grew through the lava flowing under the cliff.
The ground where the party members were sitting was no exception. They instinctively lowered their posture on the shaking earth as if it was about to collapse at any moment.
"Kik-kik."
Kwak Dong-gyu smiled like a madman and stepped back. Because this one bought him more time.
He quickly released his beast form and tried to run away towards the party member.
'I can say that he touched it first. I'm the one who got hurt, so I can deceive them enough.'
Moreover, it was such an emergency. A situation in which emotions tend to prevail over logic.
There would be no one who would not sympathize with a wounded person.
At that time.
The voice gave Kwak Dong-gyu goosebumps. When he turned around, he saw Do-joon behind him with ferocious eyes.
Kwak Dong-gyu was frightened and dodged the flying axe. No, he was giving priority to defeating him in a situation like this?
That axe that flew by. Beyond that, the eyes of the two met.
But right after that.
Crack! Crack! Crack!
Perhaps heaven and earth followed him, Do-joon's feet began to crumble and collapse.
There was a big difference in the view of the two.
Do-joon crumpled his face. It may have been natural luck from Kwak Dong-gyu's point of view, but that was no surprise from his point of view.
His body fell.
"Goodbye, you bast*rd!"
Kwak Dong-gyu raised his middle finger in joy and excitement at Do-join's predicament.
However, Do-joon was unexpectedly calm. Was it because it was his second time falling off a cliff? Come to think of it, he was strangely calm when he fell the first time as well.
Do-joon was looking for a way out while feeling the hot air pass by his cheeks.
Fortunately, the roots grew on top of the lava, so there was little risk of plunging straight through the lava. No matter how high the resistance was, he wouldn't be safe if he fell into that place.
'Cave!'
A cave was seen from the cliff.
Do-joon took out a rope with a hook from his inventory and threw it into the cave with all his might.
Fortunately, the rope was enough to support Do-joon's body as if it were caught in a hard place.
When he looked up while hanging on the rope, he saw Kwak Dong-gyu with his head sticking out and looking at him.
"Hey, you leech bast*rd!"
Was he like Indiana Jones or what?
Kwak Dong-gyu gritted his teeth and pulled out a throwing hatchet from his inventory and aimed at Do-joon.
"Ugh!"
He thought something was flashing from the below, but in an instant, it rushed into him. It was a spear.
Kwak Dong-gyu freaked out and pulled out. After taking a few steps back, he came to his senses.
The spear, which had soared like thunderbolt bolts, dispersed in an instant and gathered down again.
When he looked down the cliff again.
Do-joon had already entered the cave.
'He is a freaking monster…….'
His body trembled.
Even in the midst of the entire dungeon collapse, the tenacity that was aiming for his neck was not like a human, but like a child of a beast.
he attacked him when his head stuck out while hanging on a rope, as if he were expecting it?
Aside from physical ability, the ability to respond was not that of an E-class hunter.
Especially the eyes he saw earlier…….
【Dungeon information has been updated.】
【Lava Cave (D) → Helix's Rest (B)】
"Dong-gyu hyung! Are you okay?"
At that time, the dungeon finally became stable and the party approached Kwak Dong-gyu.
Kwak Dong-gyu, who came to his senses like waking up from a dream. His headache gradually calmed down and he realized what he had to do.
He took out a potion and poured it onto his arm. Then, he felt an upheaval with a bubbling sound. Without stopping there, he pulled out another bottle and drank it.
"What's wrong with your arm? And where is Do-joon?"
A group of surprised faces. One of them quickly approached, took out a bandage and tied Kwak Dong-gyu's arm. It wasn't a wound shallow enough to heal with just a potion.
Kwak Dong-gyu took a deep breath, sweating profusely. He grinded his teeth and opened his mouth..
"That bast*rd attacked me."
They were taken aback by the sudden remark. Kwak Dong-gyu did not stop.
"Because he did a lot of work, he asked me to give him more money… … . I said I should talk to other party members, and then he suddenly pulled out his weapon and pointed it out."
"No way!"
Someone shouted. It was Hwang Hyun-woo, who was the closest to Do-joon among the group.
"Hyung-nim can't do that… … . He is not that kind of person!"
"Hyun-woo, did you say you knew that guy?"
"Since when?"
Kwak Dong-gyu remembered. The story was that Do-joon only stopped by Hwang Hyun-woo's store once.
Even though he knew it, he asked on purpose.It was not to confirm, but to let others hear it.
"That… … It was only a few days ago… … ."
"Do you trust people that much when you saw them only a few days ago? Hyun-woo, this floor is more dangerous than you think. Even if everyone looks normal, there are plenty of people with many mental illnesses."
Kwak Dong-gyu's words were truth. Rather, it was natural that Hwang Hyun-woo had no reason to desperately wrap Do-joon.
In the eyes of the party, Kwak Dong-gyu is a D-class, and Do-joon is an E-class.
The general idea was that Kwak Dong-gyu, a D-class hunter, would never be hurt this much unless it was a surprise attack.
Maybe the fact that he got taken by surprise meant that his back was just filled with hollow reasons.
"But I still need to hear from you……."
"I do not wish to do so. His feet crumpled under him and he fell underneath."
Hwang Hyun-woo's face became contemplated.
Kwak Dong-gyu turned away from him. He thought this would be enough.
"More than that, now it's not time for this. As you all can see, the dungeon has changed to B-class."
The faces of the party members turned blue, perhaps because they realized the reality only then.
It was a party gathered to attack a D-class dungeon. But suddenly, they were thrown into a B-class dungeon.
In everyone's head, the two letters, death, were stuck.
"Uh, what should we do now?"
"Should we try to hide and wait for the rescue team to come?"
Kwak Dong-gyu shook his head.
"The rescue team can't enter double root dungeons. We have to get out."
"Then… … !"
"Let's retreat. If we follow the path we came from, we'll find the exit."
"Then, what about Do-joon hyung… … .""
"Hwang Hyun-woo."
At that moment, Kwak Dong-gyu's atmosphere completely changed. Not only Hwang Hyun-woo but also all the party members in this place felt the momentum and trembled.
"I don't intend to take care of him, a traitor. Don't talk, follow me."
Hwang Hyun-woo became dumb mute like someone who has eaten honey. The same went for the other party members.
However, unlike Hwang Hyun-woo, who was only scared, the thoughts of the party members were a little different. Rather than being scared by this momentum, they felt reassured.
In the sense of being a leader who they could trust and rely on in an emergency like now.
'Isn't the atmosphere bad?'
Kwak Dong-gyu sensitively caught the flow.
Unlike others, he was confident of surviving in the B-class dungeon. That was why he was relaxed and was able to look at the atmosphere around him.
'I just need to go like this.'
Smiling satisfactorily inside, but with a serious look that would never happen again on the outside.
"Then let's go."
He said.
"It's a B-class… … ."
Do-joon who entered the cave. Also received information about the dungeon.
'It's worth trying for a B-class level.'
If it were an A-class, he would have risked his life, too. But it was doable if it was a B-class. It was going to be a little stronger than the Orc Labyrinth.
But the problem was.
'If Kwak Dong-gyu kills the boss, it will be difficult.'
Defeating the boss closes the dungeon. About another day is given, but the fact that it is closed remains unchanged anyway.
If he can't escape by then, he will go missing. In many ways, it was a situation similar to that of the past.
At that time, definitely like this…….
'Huh? Will this be okay with me?'
Do-joon tilted his head at the thought that suddenly came to mind. At that time, the dungeon was closed when he was in the labyrinth. And when he cleared the labyrinth, he came back to reality.
If it looked like the dungeon will close again this time, then should he just go into a labyrinth?
It might work or it might not be. However,
'I don't want to experiment.'
Just like then, Do-joon could not afford to die. He must not die or go missing. If he dies or goes missing, So-eun will become an orphan.
Although she had Siewellin, there was a strong possibility that she would also disappear when he dies.
Crack! Crackling…….
A sound he heard then. It was that kind of sound, similar to a beast eating meat.
【Helix's Hound】
Fit rate
The identity of the noise was a large dog with black skin and reddish muscles. It was probably a monster from the renewed dungeon.
Perhaps he felt Do-joon's gaze, but he sniffed and looked his way. His red eyes shone brightly and looked at Do-joon.
Keueoeoeoeong!
The hound rushed towards Do-joon. Every time he breathed, flames came out of his mouth, and the smell of sulfur spread out.
'First of all…'
Do-joon picked up the thunderbolt and aimed it at the hound that came closer.
Thunk.
He stuck it in like a skewer.
Soon, the spear blasted out lightning and went through it from inside out.
"Keog! Keoeog!"
The Hound with a hole from the throat became electrocuted and grilled without even making a proper scream.
Kkadeug! Kkadeudeug!
In a last ditch effort, it tried to bite Do-jun's arm, but the defense option built into his body blocked it. It was not able to penetrate the barrier without enough power to it.
After a while.
【You have defeated the Monster. Experience (EXP) increases.】
Experience increased for the first time in this dungeon.
Do-joon swung a spear and thought, shaking off the hound's body.
'The first priority is to escape.'
Whether climbing that high cliff or finding a way in the cave, he had to move towards the exit.
At that time, at the barricade of the Lava Cave Dungeon in Sangam-dong.
Coocoocoocoocoocoocoocoo….
"Hey, hey! Call them!"
"What, what do you say?"
"There's another root sticking out! Hurry up!"
Soldiers who were on the guard posted a report to the superior with bewildered expressions. The superior's response was quick. They immediately recognized the double root phenomenon and called for reinforcements just in case.
And it wasn't just the soldiers who arrived.
"Double roots? Who is inside?"
"It is said that there are D-class party members. The changed dungeon information is of class B."
"… … It wouldn't be strange if everyone dies."
After hearing about the rare phenomenon of double roots, not only various guilds but also the reporters gathered.
In particular, the place where many reporters were concentrated was where Karma's spokesperson was.
"I'm sorry, but it's our fault that we didn't find the roots in the early exploration. If the root is opened, we will dispatch a rescue team as soon as possible."
The spokesperson for Karma who talked without changing his expression even with rude questions that sometimes come in.
There were few people who blamed them for the actual atmosphere. In order to know that it was a double root, they have to find another root of the World Tree inside the dungeon, but how easy is that?
Early exploration is to skim through only the vicinity of the original entrance. Just because they didn't find it, they couldn't be held accountable.
"Tsk."
Meanwhile, a person clicked his tongue while looking at them. The person wearing a striking white suit was the 1st Team Leader of the Rune Mage Guild, Baek Hwi-soo.
It was placed at the end of the four major guilds and has been the target of Karma's attack in modern times.
He asked the subordinate who accompanied him. His subordinate asked back with a questionable look, perhaps not knowing the intention of his question.
"That. They didn't find the roots in the early exploration."
"Isn't that possible? There are times when the layered root is easily visible, but there are many cases where it is hidden without anyone knowing."
"That's true, but……."
Baek Hwi-soo couldn't get rid of the awkward feeling. Especially since it was reported that the leader of the party that was currently in was Kwak Dong-gyu.
"Kwak Dong-gyu is the one who had some friction with our kids. But every time, strangely, that guy Oh Tae-jin was the guy who was circling around the matter."
"Yeah. He's only a D-class guy, so I didn't really care much, but I remembered because it was strange."
Each and every one of them was nothing special.
For a large guild, an initial exploration quest is like a daily routine.
Overlapping roots that were not discovered by early exploration.
The person who entered the dungeon was the one who was strangely concerned by Oh Tae-jin, the influential figure of Karma.
Each could just be a coincidence, but all of these coincidences overlap. If coincidences overlap and overlap, it is said that it was inevitable.
That was why Baek Hwi-soo was frowning over this with an expression like stepping on poo.
"I know it's suspicious, but what's the matter? Are you saying that Karma deliberately put their precious member in a dangerous dungeon?"
"I don't know why they are doing this, either."
Baek Hwi-soo grumbled and replied. In order for something to happen intentionally, there has to be a profit.
However, there was no benefit for Karma or Kwak Dong-gyu from this incident. Rather, Kwak Dong-gyu, who was a D-class, has to worry about his life.
"Oh, I don't know, sir. But, we'll find out about it when it reopens and we'll start investigating."
One of the two conditions must be satisfied for a double root to reopen. When the newly updated boss monster dies, or.
When all the outsiders, that is, the hunters, die from the standpoint of the dungeon.
"What do you think it will be?"
At the words of the subordinate, Baek Hwi-soo took out a cigarette and bit it in his mouth.
"In my heart, I want the boss to be killed."
But it would be hard though.
Swallowing back words, he lit the cigarette.
Chapter 2. Lucky You
Chapter 3. Treasure Dungeon
Chapter 4. Unlimited
Chapter 5 Part 1. Experience Points
Chapter 6 Part 1. Finding Wally
Chapter 7. Something That Seems Strange
Chapter 8 Part 1. Ninth Yin Pulse
Chapter 9. Where do I belong?
Chapter 10 Part 1. Elemental Island
Chapter 10 Part 2
Chapter 11. Has The Genesis Drained Out?
Chapter 12. Let's See Who Wins
Chapter 13 Part 1. No Need To Look Down
Kwak Dong-gyu smiled like a madman and stepped back. Because this one bought him more


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Q: Doing spatial regression using big data when Spatial weight matrix is too large for R? I am currently doing an analysis on a quite huge data set - 250,000 polygons. I have figured out the general Moran's I for a linear model, but when I was trying to do a spatial lag or spatial error model, the error occurs:

Error: cannot allocate vector of size 445.6 Gb

I am using R for the analysis, and I tried to use a sparse matrix but only "LU" sparse method can succeed, and the result is not really good enough.
Any solutions for that, perhaps using spatial regression based on Hadoop? Our lab can spend some budget on that, but won't be large.


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Integrating the Stake of Rare Disciplines at the National and European Level
The COST Association and the National Rectors' conferences of France (CPU), Germany (HRK), Hungary (MRK), Poland (CRASP) and the Netherlands (VSNU), hosted an Exploratory Workshop "Integrating the stake of rare disciplines at the European level", in Brussels (Belgium), on Wednesday 09 September 2015. This workshop was held with the participation of the European University Association (EUA).
Characterised by lacking critical mass and often excluded from funding programmes, rare and emerging scientific disciplines can offer scientific, economic and/or cultural solutions to today's society needs. At national level, the debate has been started by the Rector's Conferences. For example, CPU (France) and HRK (Germany) have produced national reports on the subject and are launching observatories to detect, preserve and support these disciplines.
The aim of this Exploratory Workshop was to launch a European debate on rare and emerging disciplines, and to highlight the need of coordinated efforts in their detection and preservation. It was an opportunity to:
I. discuss a possible definition of rare and emerging disciplines
II. see where we stand at national and European level today with respect to those disciplines
III. define which concrete actions could be proposed at the National and European level to preserve and to accompany when necessary the development of theses rare disciplines.
COST, being open to all fields of Science and Technology, offers the ideal platform for rare and emerging disciplines as it promotes topics less or not in scope of the EU programmes and favours multi and interdisciplinary approaches. The National Rectors' Conference and EUA have started to define Rare Disciplines and would like to explore in which way they can be preserved at the European level. Both the CPU (Conference of University Presidents in France) and the HRK (German Rectors' Conference) have each recently presented a report on this topic.
The programme featured plenary and breakout sessions designed to involve all workshop participants and external stakeholders from diverse scientific and technological backgrounds.
Programme (PDF, 304 kB)
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Academic demarcations – disciplines and interdisciplinarity
Les mathématiciens français champions du monde de cette discipline


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Tesla Q4 2019 production and deliveries numbers
Tesla has announced its Q42019 numbers for produced and delivered vehicles. The total production volume is almost 105,000 units and the deliveries mark another record - 112,000 units. For the entire 2019, Tesla has delivered approximately 367,500 vehicles, 50% more than the previous year and in line with its full-year guidance. The company has "demonstrated production run-rate capability of greater than 3,000 units per week, excluding local battery pack production which began in late December." Tesla's announcement adds that Gigafactory Shanghai has already produced just under 1,000 customer salable cars and has begun deliveries. Source
News related to Tesla, Model 3, Model S, Model Y or Model X
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According to industry insiders, LG Chem will source winding and stacking process equipment from Lead China for its Nanjing battery plant. These are used for cylindrical and pouch type battery production lines. The deal has been confirmed by both companies. Winding equipment is used to roll up cathode materials, separators, etc. in what is called a jelly roll. The jelly roll is put into a metal cylindrical case to...
Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus in China is discounted to CNY 299,050
Tesla China celebrates the first produced and delivered Model 3 vehicles in the country with a price cut in the Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus. Now this version of the model can be ordered for CNY 299,05 (USD 42,895) after deducting the current state subsidy and can be further reduced by deducting the purchase tax.
Tesla Model Y Standard Range RWD is now available for order in China
The Tesla Model Y Standard Range RWD is now available for order in China. Three versions of the model are listed on the Chinese Tesla website and here they are: Tesla Model Y Standard Range RWD - 540 km (WLTP), 209 km/h top speed, 5.8 s 0-100 km/h acceleration, CNY 444,000 Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD - 505 km (WLTP), 217 km/h top speed, 5.1 s 0-100 km/h acceleration, CNY 488,000 Tesla Model Y Performance AWD - 480...
Tesla Cybertruck official specifications, prices and trim comparison
The Tesla Cybertruck got unveiled today with a striking design, impressive range and features. We have managed to compile in one place all the official specifications and features of the model for each of the three variants, including their prices in the US. In case you notice omissions or errors feel free to drop us a line. So here they are: Tesla Cybertruck Single Motor RWD specifications - 250+ miles of range...
Tesla Cybertruck is official with up to 500+ miles of range
The Tesla Cybertruck unveil was concise and informative. Elon Musk shared Tesla wanted to do something different with the design of the third best selling type of vehicles in the US. So they came up with the stressed skin design that's employed in aircrafts. Taking the mass to the outside, creating an exoskeleton has allowed Tesla to do with the body on the frame whatever they had in mind. For the body, Tesla has...
Lamborghini and MIT patent a new technology for supercapacitors
When someone discusses supercapacitors in the world of battery electric vehicles, the only topic that comes to mind was the Tesla acquisition of Maxwell Technologies which was completed in May earlier this year. One of the speculations for this acquisition is Maxwell's supercapacitor technology. It looks like other companies have been active in this field as well and for quite some time that is. Lamborghini has...
Tesla Gigafactory 4 will be built in the Berlin area
During the Tesla Shareholders Meeting in June this year, it was said that Tesla is searching for a location in Europe for a new Gigafactory - Gigafactory 4. Last night, during The Golden Steering Wheel (German: Das Goldene Lenkrad) awards ceremony, Elon Musk confirmed that the Tesla Gigafactory 4 will be built in the Berlin area and more specifically - the GVZ Berlin-Ost Freienbrink industrial park near the new...
2020 Tesla Model 3 SR+ dethrones the Hyundai Ioniq Electric as the most efficient electric car
Last week, EPA has updated its listing for electric vehicles that will be available in the US for the 2020 model year. The most noteworthy changes are three. First, the 2020 Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus gets an efficiency increase. Without a major change in the specs, only through little tweaks during 2019, this variant of the Model 3 has managed to increase its combined MPGe by 8 points - from 133 to 141 MPGe...
Tesla will unveil its Cybertruck on November 21st
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Tesla Model 3 price increases with $1,000 in the US and €1,000 in the EU
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Tesla Model S and Model X range increased by 3 miles
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Tesla records a profit in Q3 2019, Shanghai Giga and Model Y are ahead of schedule
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Tesla's Q3 2019 financial results will be announced on October 23rd
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import java.util.Date;

import com.google.gson.annotations.Expose;
import com.google.gson.annotations.JsonAdapter;
import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;
import com.youcruit.billogram.serializers.TimestampTypeAdapter;

public class Report {
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Do Contact Lenses Make Pupils Bigger?
By: Alex Smith
The Differences Between Contact Lens Base Curve 8.6 & 8.9
About dark circles under the eyes
How to Crop a Picture Into a Circle in PowerPoint
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Easy way of putting contact lenses in small eyes
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Prescription contact lenses do not make the pupil of the eye appear larger. However, there is a growing trend of women wearing circle contact lenses, which make the eyes appear large and childlike in appearance.
Contact lenses sold without a prescription is illegal under U.S. law, but women in America and overseas are clamouring for circle contact lenses. Circle contacts make eyes appear larger than they are, with an almost doe-like, anime look. The large-eye look has been popularised by many Asian women in South Korea, Japan, Singapore and other countries. According to The New York Times, the look created by wearing circle contacts is known as Ulzzang in Korea, which is short for "best face" or "pretty."
Eye Risks
Many optometrists have voiced concern that the cosmetic circular contact lenses are risky. Circle contacts are not as permeable as standard prescription contacts, so enough oxygen may not reach the eyes. Circle contacts may scratch the eyes' surface due to improper fit and lead to bacterial infection. Swelling, allergic reaction and possible temporary or permanent sight loss are also possible risks of circle contacts, according to CNN.
Addictive Trend
Circle contacts have become a growing trend in the United States and across the world. The lenses cost around £13 to £19 a pair, and women worldwide share tips online on where they can purchase them illegally. Many everyday wearers of circle contact lenses see them as harmless, comparing popping in the lenses to wearing mascara or eyeliner.
NYDailyNews.com: Girls Clamor for 'Circle' Contact Lenses Inspired By Lady Gaga, but They're Risky and Illegal; Rosemary Black; July 7, 2010
The New York Times: Fashion & Style--What Big Eyes You Have, Dear, but are Those Contacts Risky?; Catherine Saint Louis; July 3, 2010
CNN Health: The Chart--A 'Bad Romance' Between Eye-Popping Contact Lenses and Optometrists
8 Asians: Anime Circle Contact Lenses Eye America; Moye; July 5, 2010
Alex Smith began writing professionally in 2010. Her writing focuses on topics in culture, society and technology. She attended the Illinois Institute of Art in Chicago.


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Articles from the June 1, 2019 edition
Sorted by date Results 1 - 6 of 6
By Chris Philips Fidley Watch June 1, 2019
Maritime Blues
The month of February was the snowiest in Washington State since 1949. The snow coincided with record cold temperatures, with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s and wind chills from 17 to 22 degrees.... Full story
By Bruce Sherman Features June 1, 2019
Foss at 130: Homegrown Company is a World Leader in the Tug-Barge Industry
When Norwegian immigrant Thea Foss started renting rowboats from her floating home in Tacoma in 1889, she hardly could have imagined that her small business venture would grow into one of the world's... Full story
By Peter Marsh Features June 1, 2019
Regional Report: Columbia River Exports Continued to Grow in 2018
While trade tensions remain between the United States and Oregon's top trading partners, China and Canada, data from the US Department of Commerce shows Oregon exports to both countries increased the... Full story
By Karen Robes Meeks Features June 1, 2019
Regional Report: San Pedro Bay Ports Cooperate on the Environment
With 40 percent of US imports from Asia moving through their ports, it's easy to see why the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are the busiest seaport complex in the nation. Their proximity to Asia... Full story
By Kathy A. Smith Features June 1, 2019
Marine Construction
Current or recent marine construction projects on the West Coast range from the removal of navigation hazards to the clean-sheet construction of floating facilities. The latter, a floating fireboat... Full story
By Kathy A. Smith Above Board June 1, 2019
Artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way into vessel corrosion detection. A partnership between ABS, Google Cloud and Soft Serve has resulted in the successful completion of a pilot program using AI to detect levels of corrosion and coating... Full story


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Abson, Emma, The Business School University of Greenwich
Ade-Ojo, Gordon, University of Greenwich, School of Education and academic associate of the University of South Africa (UNISA)
Ainley, Patrick, School of Education University of Greenwich
Ainley, Patrick, Professional Learning and Development University of Greenwich
Ainley, Patrick
Ainley, Patrick, Faculty of Business
Ainley, Patrick, School of Education
Ainley, Patrick Ainley, School of Education & Training University of Greenwich
Allen, Jason, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Almpanis, Timos, University of Greenwich
Alsford, Sally, Educational Development Unit University of Greenwich
Ansley, Lucy Jane Charlotte, De Montfort University (United Kingdom)
Anwar, Rameesha, University of Southampton
Arafa, Yasmine, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Arshad, Kamran, University of Greenwich
Atkinson, Adele, (United Kingdom)
Bacon, Liz, University of Greenwich
Bacon, Liz, University of Greenwich, School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences
Baff, Debbie, Swansea University
Bailey, Isobel, Universities of Greenwich and Kent at Medway, Medway School of Pharmacy
Bardy, Helen, Newman University Birmingham (United Kingdom)
Barefoot, Helen Catherine, University of Hertfordshire (United Kingdom)
Barron, Hetty
Barry, Wayne, Canterbury Christ Church University
Bath, Diana, School of Education University of Greenwich
Bath, Diana, School of Education University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Baughan, Patrick, City University London (United Kingdom)
Beaumont, Kizzy, Keele University (United Kingdom)
Bennett, Linda, Proprietor Gold Leaf (United Kingdom)
Benske, Karla, GritED Ltd (United States)
Betteney, Mark, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Betteney, Mark
Betts, Tab, University of Sussex
Birch, Chris, Business School University of Greenwich
Bladen, Charles
Boden, Gemma, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Boden, Gemma M, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Boldyreff, Cornelia, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Boons, Cage, University of Hertfordshire (United Kingdom)
Boylan, Frances, Dublin Institute of Technology, Dublin, Ireland (Ireland)
Bradshaw, Noel-Ann, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Bradshaw, Noel-Ann, School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences
Bradshaw, Noel-Ann, School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences University of Greenwich
Brick, Billy, Coventry University
Brown, Charmaine, School of Education University of Greenwich
Brown, Sally, Independent consultant (United Kingdom)
Brunskell-Evans, Heather, School of Education & Training
Brunskell-Evans, Heather
Byrne, Angela, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Cabral, Ana Paula, Faculty of Education and Health University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Callnon, Duncan
Carew, Dr Mark, Kingston University (United Kingdom)
Carr, Louise, Hadlow College
Carruthers- Jones, Ian, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Casey, John, City of Glasgow College (United Kingdom)
Cealey Harrison, Wendy, Head of Learning & Quality Unit University of Greenwich
Cealey Harrison, Wendy, Head of the Learning & Quality Unit University of Greenwich
Challinor, Jane, Nottingham Trent University (United Kingdom)
Chaudhury, Parama
Clarke, Sandra, School of Humanities & Social Sciences University of Greenwich
Clarke, Sandra, University of Greenwich
Cobo, Adriana
Compton, Martin, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Compton, Martin, University of Greenwich
Compton, Martin (United Kingdom)
Coverdale, Andy, University of Nottingham
Crawford, Russell, University of Keele (United Kingdom)
Creanor, Linda, Glasgow Caledonian University (United Kingdom)
Crofts, Sarah, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Crofts, Sarah
Cummins, Keena, independent speech and language therapist and visiting tutor City University London and University of Greenwich
Cureton, Debra, University of Wolverhampton
Dagg, Paul, University of Huddersfield (United Kingdom)
Daniels, Gabriela, University of the Arts London (United Kingdom)
Davies, Chantal, School of Law University of Chester
Davies, Christine, University of Glamorgan
de Burca, Sancha, University of Kent at K College & The Graphic Design Project (United Kingdom)
De Vita, Riccardo, University of Greenwich, Business School
Demetre, James, University of Greenwich, School of Health & Social Care
Dennison, Paul, Educational Development Unit University of Greenwich
Dennison, Paul, Educational Development Unit
Derounian, James, University of Gloucestershire
Dick, Suzie, Deputy Head (United Kingdom)
Dinning, Track, Liverpool John Moores University (United Kingdom)
Dix, Alan, Talis and University of Birmingham (United Kingdom)
Duhs, Rosalind Mary, University College London (United Kingdom)
Ecclesfield, Nigel, Learning and Skills Improvement Service
Edwards, Mark, University of Greenwich, School of Science
El Sheikh, Samia Adly Hanna, October University for Modern Sciences and Arts (MSA)
Elliott, Bradley Thomas, University of Westminster
Essop, Aliyah, University of Greenwich
Evans, Julie, UCL
Fadipe, Dorothea, University of Greenwich
Farr, Jackie, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Fee, Ken, University of Abertay (United Kingdom)
Ferrier, Andrew James, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Field, Jennifer, Univerisity of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Foley, Geraldine, London School of Economics and Political Science (United Kingdom)
, Reading University (United Kingdom)
Gammie, Shivaun, Medway School of Pharmacy, University of Greenwich and University of Kent
Garner, Steve
Garnett, Fred
Garnham, Wendy A, University of Sussex (United Kingdom)
Garrett, Matthew, School of Law University of Chester
Garsten, Nicky, University of Greenwich
Gebbels, Maria, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Gent, Darrenlloyd, University of Greenwich CMS (United Kingdom)
Georgin, Laurence, University of Southampton (United Kingdom)
Ghann, Nathan, University of Hertfordshire (United Kingdom)
Gibbs, Graham, none (United Kingdom)
Gibson, Poppy Frances, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Gibson, Poppy Frances, Lecturer in Primary Education University of Greenwich
Gibson, Poppy, Poppy Gibson, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Gilardi, Filippo, The University of Nottingham Ningbo China (China)
Gossman, Peter, University of Worcester (United Kingdom)
Goudie, Scott Malcolm, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Gould, Andy, Partnership Division University of Greenwich
Gravelle, Maggie, School of Education University of Greenwich
Gravestock, Phil, University of Wolverhampton
Gritton, Jim, University of the West of England (United Kingdom)
Grogan, Samuel, University of Salford (United Kingdom)
Grose, Richard, Barts Cancer Institute - a CR-UK Centre of Excellence Queen Mary University of London John Vane Science Centre, Charterhouse Square, London EC1M 6BQ (United Kingdom)
Grussendorf, Sonja, The London School of Economics and Political Science (United Kingdom)
Hales, Alison, School of Education University of Greenwich
Halim, Dunant, The University of Nottingham Ningbo China (China)
Hall, Dai, Partnership Division University of Greenwich
Hall, Richard, De Montfort University (United Kingdom)
Hammed, Abisola Tina, University of Southampton
Hargreaves, Janet, University of Huddersfield (United Kingdom)
Hart, Jennefer, The Open University
Hart, Lindsay, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Headington, Rita, School of Education University of Greenwich
Heaney, Conor, Department of Politics and IR, University of Kent (United Kingdom)
Heaney, Rose, University of East London
Helmy, Heba Ezzeldin, Professor of Economics Economics Program Leader October University for Modern Sciences and Arts (MSA) 6th of October City Egypt (Egypt)
Hewitt, Louise, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Hill, LeRoy, University of Nottingham
Hillman, Nick
Hirzel, Thomas, The University of Nottingham Ningbo China (China)
Hockham, David, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Holly, Debbie, Anglia Ruskin University
Howells, Sian,
Huet, Isabel, University of Kingston (United Kingdom)
Hughes, Annie Livingstone, Kingston University (United Kingdom)
Huijser, Henk, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpoool University/ Batchelor Institute (China)
Husbands, Deborah, University of Westminster
Imran, Muhammad Ali, University of Surrey
Iwaniec, Malgorzata, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Jackson, Norman, Creative Academic
James, Alison, University of Winchester (United Kingdom)
Jeavons, Charlotte, University of Greenwich
Jewitt, Katharine, The Open University and University of Glasgow (United Kingdom)
Johnson, Dawn, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (China)
Johnston, Bill, (United Kingdom)
Jones, Peter, University of Greenwich
Jones, Sue,
Jump, Lynne, School of Health & Social Care
Kacmaz, Zeynep, University of London (United Kingdom)
Kamilaki, Maria, New York College-Athens (Greece)
Kandler, Clifton, University of Greenwich
Kane, Suzanne, London Metropolitan University
Kazimoglu, Cagin, University of Greenwich
Kelly, Peter Colin, The School of Business and Computer Science (Trinidad and Tobago)
Kerr, Bonnie, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Keyms, Gillian (United Kingdom)
Keyms, Gillian, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Kiernan, Mary, University of Grenwich (United Kingdom)
Kitchener, Iain L, The University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
La Placa, Vincent, University of Greenwich
Lakin, Steve, School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences University of Greenwich
Lakin, Steve, University of Greenwich
Larkin, Janice, Access & Widening Participation Unit
Laverick, Duane, University of Huddersfield (United Kingdom)
Laxton, Julie, University of Leeds (United Kingdom)
Laycock, Angela, University of Greenwich
Leach, Sarah, London School of Economics and Political Science (United Kingdom)
Lee, Howard, Hadlow College
Lewis, Jesmond, University of Greenwich
Li, Fon Yan, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Li, Po,
Lindsay, Sian, City University London
Little, Chris, Keele University (United Kingdom)
Loveland-Armour, Lorraine, Lorraine Loveland-Amour is Dyslexia Team Leader at Newman University and continues to develop Dyslexia Support Services alongside a team of eight dyslexia specialists within the Student Services Team. She teaches students with dyslexia in an integrated an
Maccabe, Rebecca, Kingston University (United Kingdom)
Mackenzie, Hollie, Department of Politics and IR, University of Kent (United Kingdom)
Mackinnon, Lachlan, University of Greenwich
MacKinnon, Lachlan, University of Greenwich, School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences
MacNeill, Sheila, Assistant Director at JISC CETIS, a JISC Innovation Support Centre, based at the University of Strathclyde. (United Kingdom)
MacNeill, Sheila, Glasgow Caledonian University (United Kingdom)
Malik, Asif, Higher Colleges of Technology, Men's College Dubai (United Arab Emirates)
McDuff, Nona
McDuff, Nona, Kingston University (United Kingdom)
McElheron, Eddie, Institute of Technology Carlow
McKenna, Duncan, University of Greenwich
McNay, Ian, University of Greenwich, London (United Kingdom)
McNay, Ian, School of Education
McNay, Ian, Professional Learning and Development University of Greenwich
McNay, Ian, School of Education & Training University of Greenwich
McNay, Ian
McNeill, Elaine, Liverpool John Moores University (United Kingdom)
Mehmet, Nevin, University of Greenwich
Micallef, Ricarda, Kingston University (United Kingdom)
Michener, Christina
Mitchell, Carrie, University of Huddersfield (United Kingdom)
Mogaji, Emmanuel, University of Greenwich
Mohamed, Kamal (United Kingdom)
Molnar, Aggie, London School of Economics and Political Science (United Kingdom)
Moore, J M, Newman University (United Kingdom)
Morgan, Robert, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Morris, Craig Martin, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Mouratoglou, Nikos, Aristotle University
Nerantzi, Chrissi, Manchester Metropolitan University (United Kingdom)
Nicholls, Mike, Partnership Division University of Greenwich
Noonan, Gina, Institute of Technology Carlow (Ireland)
Olivas Osuna, Jose Javier, London School of Economics and Political Science
Orlinska, Jad
Owusu-Kwarteng, Louise, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Parker, Pam, City University London
Parkes, Sarah, Newman University Birmingham (United Kingdom)
Pates, Dominic William, City, University of London (United Kingdom)
Pattacini, Laurence, University of Sheffield (United Kingdom)
Pazio, Monika, University of Greenwich
Peacock, Lesley, Liverpool John Moores University (United Kingdom)
Peart, Daniel James, Northumbria University
Pecorino, Lauren, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Perera, Sharon, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Phillips, Arron, University of Greenwich
Phillips, Edward, Department of Law & Criminology University of Greenwich
Pickford, Ruth, Leeds Beckett University (United Kingdom)
Prichard, Matt
PS, Paul Stoneman, University of Greenwich
Race, Phil, Retired, but Visiting Professor at Plymouth University (United Kingdom)
Randall, Carol, School of Education, University of Greenwich
Rankin, Sandra, School of Health & Social Care University of Greenwich
Rebbeck, Geoff
Rebbeck, Geoff, Greenwich University (United Kingdom)
Reilly, Dawn
Rhodes, Verna, Access & Widening Participation Unit University of Greenwich
Richardson, Gemma Louise, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Richardson, Karen, University of Greenwich, Information and Library Services
Robinson, Francesca, RHUL (United Kingdom)
Rust, Chris Ian, Oxford Brookes University (United Kingdom)
Ryan, Richie, Institute of Technology Carlow (Ireland)
Seals, Richard C, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Shackleford-Cesare, Karen, University of Roehampton (United Kingdom)
Sherwood, Rebecca, Department of Allied Health Sciences School of Health and Social Care London South Bank University (United Kingdom)
Shoderu, Ronke, Department of Accounting and Business Law London Metropolitan University
Simmonds, Tatiana, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Simmonds, Tatiana, University of Greenwich CMS (United Kingdom)
Sissons, Tracy, University of Nottingham
Smith, Karen, The University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Sorrentino, Miriam, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Sowe, Nicola, University of Greenwich, School of Education
Speare, Jane
Spencer, Barry, Bromley College (United Kingdom)
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Stewart, Jill, University of Greenwich
Stewart, Will, University of Bradford
Stokes, Jane, University of Greenwich
Stoneham, Ray, University of Greenwich CMS
Stoneham, Ray, University of Greenwich (United Kingdom)
Stoszkowski, John, University of Central Lancashire (United Kingdom)
Stripe, Katie, Imperial College London
Stuart, Kristina, University of the West Indies: Cavehill
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Timmins, David,
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