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One Way Flights from Baltimore to Paris (BWI to CDG)
Discover alternate routes & cheap one way flights from Baltimore to Paris (BWI to CDG) within a departure date range.
Washington, D.C. (BWI) → Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 11th 2023 Spirit Airlines · NK 1896 Depart at 5:58 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 2h 48m Arrive at 8:46 pm in Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Layover in Fort Lauderdale for 2h 14m
Wed Jan 11th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 622 Depart at 11:00 pm from Fort Lauderdale (FLL) Fly for 9h 40m Arrive at 2:40 pm in Berlin (BER)
Layover in Berlin for 3h 15m
Thu Jan 12th 2023 Air France · AF 1835 Depart at 5:55 pm from Berlin (BER) Fly for 1h 50m Arrive at 7:45 pm in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 20th 2023 Spirit Airlines · NK 1896 Depart at 5:58 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 2h 48m Arrive at 8:46 pm in Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Fri Jan 20th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 622 Depart at 11:00 pm from Fort Lauderdale (FLL) Fly for 9h 40m Arrive at 2:40 pm in Berlin (BER)
Sat Jan 21st 2023 Air France · AF 1835 Depart at 5:55 pm from Berlin (BER) Fly for 1h 50m Arrive at 7:45 pm in Paris (CDG)
Sun Jan 22nd 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Layover in Reykjavik for 5h 45m
Mon Jan 23rd 2023 Air Bagan · W9 4498 Depart at 10:50 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 0m Arrive at 1:50 pm in London (LTN)
Layover in London for 4h 50m
Mon Jan 23rd 2023 easyJet · U2 2441 Depart at 6:40 pm from London (LTN) Fly for 1h 15m Arrive at 8:55 pm in Paris (CDG)
Mon Jan 23rd 2023 AirOnix · OG 800 Depart at 6:30 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 5m Arrive at 9:35 am in London (STN)
Layover in London for 2h 0m
Mon Jan 23rd 2023 Ryanair · FR 2757 Depart at 11:35 am from London (STN) Fly for 1h 55m Arrive at 2:30 pm in Milan (MXP)
Layover in Milan for 4h 40m
Mon Jan 23rd 2023 easyJet · U2 2789 Depart at 7:10 pm from Milan (MXP) Fly for 1h 35m Arrive at 8:45 pm in Paris (CDG)
Sun Jan 15th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Mon Jan 16th 2023 AirOnix · OG 810 Depart at 7:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 2h 35m Arrive at 9:35 am in Liverpool (LPL)
Layover in Liverpool for 5h 0m
Mon Jan 16th 2023 easyJet · U2 7045 Depart at 2:35 pm from Liverpool (LPL) Fly for 1h 30m Arrive at 5:05 pm in Paris (CDG)
Mon Jan 23rd 2023 AirOnix · OG 810 Depart at 7:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 2h 35m Arrive at 9:35 am in Liverpool (LPL)
Mon Jan 23rd 2023 easyJet · U2 7045 Depart at 2:35 pm from Liverpool (LPL) Fly for 1h 30m Arrive at 5:05 pm in Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 18th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Thu Jan 19th 2023 easyJet · U2 1806 Depart at 11:15 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 2h 45m Arrive at 2:00 pm in Manchester (MAN)
Layover in Manchester for 3h 25m
Thu Jan 19th 2023 easyJet · U2 1927 Depart at 5:25 pm from Manchester (MAN) Fly for 1h 30m Arrive at 7:55 pm in Paris (CDG)
Thu Jan 19th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Fri Jan 20th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 AirOnix · OG 800 Depart at 6:30 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 5m Arrive at 9:35 am in London (STN)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 Ryanair · FR 2757 Depart at 1:30 pm from London (STN) Fly for 1h 55m Arrive at 4:25 pm in Milan (MXP)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 easyJet · U2 2789 Depart at 7:15 pm from Milan (MXP) Fly for 1h 35m Arrive at 8:50 pm in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 Ryanair · FR 8349 Depart at 12:50 pm from London (STN) Fly for 2h 0m Arrive at 3:50 pm in Venice (VCE)
Layover in Venice for 2h 40m
Fri Jan 13th 2023 easyJet · U2 3798 Depart at 6:30 pm from Venice (VCE) Fly for 1h 55m Arrive at 8:25 pm in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 Air Bagan · W9 4498 Depart at 10:50 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 0m Arrive at 1:50 pm in London (LTN)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 easyJet · U2 2441 Depart at 6:40 pm from London (LTN) Fly for 1h 15m Arrive at 8:55 pm in Paris (CDG)
Mon Jan 23rd 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Mon Jan 16th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Sat Jan 14th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Sun Jan 15th 2023 AirOnix · OG 800 Depart at 6:30 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 5m Arrive at 9:35 am in London (STN)
Sun Jan 15th 2023 Ryanair · FR 3626 Depart at 11:35 am from London (STN) Fly for 1h 50m Arrive at 2:25 pm in Milan (BGY)
Layover in Milan for 3h 0m
Sun Jan 15th 2023 easyJet · U2 2794 Depart at 5:25 pm from Milan (BGY) Fly for 1h 35m Arrive at 7:00 pm in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 Wizzair · W6 2858 Depart at 11:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 4h 15m Arrive at 4:15 pm in Vienna (VIE)
Layover in Vienna for 1h 35m
Fri Jan 13th 2023 Air France · AF 1739 Depart at 5:50 pm from Vienna (VIE) Fly for 2h 10m Arrive at 8:00 pm in Paris (CDG)
Tue Jan 17th 2023 Delta Air Lines · DL 5323 Depart at 1:00 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 9m Arrive at 2:09 pm in New York (JFK)
Layover in New York for 3h 36m
Tue Jan 17th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 702 Depart at 5:45 pm from New York (JFK) Fly for 7h 15m Arrive at 6:00 am in London (LGW)
Wed Jan 18th 2023 easyJet · U2 8323 Depart at 8:10 am from London (LGW) Fly for 1h 20m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Sat Jan 21st 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Sun Jan 22nd 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 20th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Sat Jan 21st 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Layover in Reykjavik for 6h 0m
Sun Jan 15th 2023 SAS · SK 596 Depart at 11:05 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 5m Arrive at 3:10 pm in Copenhagen (CPH)
Layover in Copenhagen for 2h 20m
Sun Jan 15th 2023 SAS · SK 559 Depart at 5:30 pm from Copenhagen (CPH) Fly for 1h 55m Arrive at 7:25 pm in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 AirOnix · OG 810 Depart at 7:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 2h 35m Arrive at 9:35 am in Liverpool (LPL)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 easyJet · U2 7045 Depart at 2:35 pm from Liverpool (LPL) Fly for 1h 30m Arrive at 5:05 pm in Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 18th 2023 Delta Air Lines · DL 5323 Depart at 1:00 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 9m Arrive at 2:09 pm in New York (JFK)
Wed Jan 18th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 702 Depart at 5:45 pm from New York (JFK) Fly for 7h 15m Arrive at 6:00 am in London (LGW)
Thu Jan 19th 2023 easyJet · U2 8323 Depart at 8:10 am from London (LGW) Fly for 1h 20m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Mon Jan 16th 2023 Delta Air Lines · DL 5323 Depart at 1:00 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 9m Arrive at 2:09 pm in New York (JFK)
Mon Jan 16th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 702 Depart at 5:45 pm from New York (JFK) Fly for 7h 15m Arrive at 6:00 am in London (LGW)
Tue Jan 17th 2023 easyJet · U2 8323 Depart at 8:10 am from London (LGW) Fly for 1h 20m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 4th
Wed Jan 4th 2023 Spirit Airlines · NK 2060 Depart at 4:00 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 2h 39m Arrive at 6:39 pm in Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 622 Depart at 11:00 pm from Fort Lauderdale (FLL) Fly for 9h 40m Arrive at 2:40 pm in Berlin (BER)
Layover in Berlin for 6h 0m
Thu Jan 5th 2023 easyJet · U2 5677 Depart at 8:40 pm from Berlin (BER) Fly for 1h 55m Arrive at 10:35 pm in Paris (CDG)
Thu Jan 19th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Sun Jan 15th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Mon Jan 9th
Mon Jan 9th 2023 Delta Air Lines · DL 5323 Depart at 1:00 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 9m Arrive at 2:09 pm in New York (JFK)
Mon Jan 9th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 702 Depart at 5:45 pm from New York (JFK) Fly for 7h 15m Arrive at 6:00 am in London (LGW)
Sun Jan 8th
Sun Jan 8th 2023 Spirit Airlines · NK 2060 Depart at 4:00 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 2h 39m Arrive at 6:39 pm in Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Sun Jan 8th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 622 Depart at 11:00 pm from Fort Lauderdale (FLL) Fly for 9h 40m Arrive at 2:40 pm in Berlin (BER)
Mon Jan 9th 2023 Air France · AF 1835 Depart at 5:55 pm from Berlin (BER) Fly for 1h 50m Arrive at 7:45 pm in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 Delta Air Lines · DL 5323 Depart at 1:00 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 9m Arrive at 2:09 pm in New York (JFK)
Fri Jan 13th 2023 Norte Lineas Aereas · N0 702 Depart at 5:45 pm from New York (JFK) Fly for 7h 15m Arrive at 6:00 am in London (LGW)
Sat Jan 14th 2023 easyJet · U2 8323 Depart at 8:10 am from London (LGW) Fly for 1h 20m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Sun Jan 8th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Mon Jan 9th 2023 AirOnix · OG 810 Depart at 7:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 2h 35m Arrive at 9:35 am in Liverpool (LPL)
Mon Jan 9th 2023 easyJet · U2 7045 Depart at 2:35 pm from Liverpool (LPL) Fly for 1h 30m Arrive at 5:05 pm in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 6th
Fri Jan 6th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Sat Jan 7th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Thu Jan 5th
Thu Jan 5th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Fri Jan 6th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Sun Jan 8th 2023 Delta Air Lines · DL 5605 Depart at 10:30 am from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 31m Arrive at 12:01 pm in Boston (BOS)
Layover in Boston for 6h 14m
Sun Jan 8th 2023 AirOnix · OG 112 Depart at 6:15 pm from Boston (BOS) Fly for 5h 30m Arrive at 4:45 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Mon Jan 9th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Fri Jan 6th 2023 Icelandair · FI 642 Depart at 7:30 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 6:25 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Sat Jan 7th 2023 Icelandair · FI 542 Depart at 7:35 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 25m Arrive at 12:00 pm in Paris (CDG)
Sun Jan 8th 2023 Icelandair · FI 642 Depart at 7:30 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 6:25 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Mon Jan 9th 2023 Icelandair · FI 542 Depart at 7:35 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 25m Arrive at 12:00 pm in Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 Delta Air Lines · DL 5605 Depart at 10:30 am from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 31m Arrive at 12:01 pm in Boston (BOS)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 AirOnix · OG 112 Depart at 6:15 pm from Boston (BOS) Fly for 5h 30m Arrive at 4:45 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Thu Jan 5th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 JetBlue Airways · B6 526 Depart at 10:17 am from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 23m Arrive at 11:40 am in Boston (BOS)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 JetBlue Airways · B6 1026 Depart at 5:30 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 1h 27m Arrive at 6:57 pm in Boston (BOS)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 Aer Lingus · EI 136 Depart at 9:30 pm from Boston (BOS) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 8:25 am in Dublin (DUB)
Layover in Dublin for 3h 5m
Thu Jan 5th 2023 Ryanair · FR 112 Depart at 11:30 am from Dublin (DUB) Fly for 1h 25m Arrive at 12:55 pm in London (LGW)
Thu Jan 5th 2023 easyJet · U2 8327 Depart at 2:55 pm from London (LGW) Fly for 1h 20m Arrive at 5:15 pm in Paris (CDG)
Sat Jan 7th
Sat Jan 7th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Sun Jan 8th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 SATA International · S4 224 Depart at 9:20 pm from Boston (BOS) Fly for 4h 55m Arrive at 6:15 am in Ponta Delgada (PDL)
Layover in Ponta Delgada for 1h 20m
Thu Jan 5th 2023 SATA International · S4 512 Depart at 7:35 am from Ponta Delgada (PDL) Fly for 3h 35m Arrive at 1:10 pm in Paris (CDG)
Tue Jan 3rd
Tue Jan 3rd 2023 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 Air Bagan · W9 4498 Depart at 10:50 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 0m Arrive at 1:50 pm in London (LTN)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 easyJet · U2 2441 Depart at 6:40 pm from London (LTN) Fly for 1h 15m Arrive at 8:55 pm in Paris (CDG)
Fri Dec 30th 2022 AirOnix · OG 102 Depart at 6:10 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 5:05 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Sat Dec 31st 2022 easyJet · U2 1806 Depart at 11:15 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 2h 45m Arrive at 2:00 pm in Manchester (MAN)
Sat Dec 31st 2022 easyJet · U2 1927 Depart at 4:55 pm from Manchester (MAN) Fly for 1h 30m Arrive at 7:25 pm in Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 AirOnix · OG 880 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 2h 45m Arrive at 8:45 am in Dublin (DUB)
Layover in Dublin for 9h 25m
Wed Jan 4th 2023 Aer Lingus · EI 528 Depart at 6:10 pm from Dublin (DUB) Fly for 1h 40m Arrive at 8:50 pm in Paris (CDG)
Tue Jan 3rd 2023 Icelandair · FI 642 Depart at 7:30 pm from Washington, D.C. (BWI) Fly for 5h 55m Arrive at 6:25 am in Reykjavik (KEF)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 Icelandair · FI 470 Depart at 7:45 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 10m Arrive at 10:55 am in London (LGW)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 easyJet · U2 8327 Depart at 4:45 pm from London (LGW) Fly for 1h 15m Arrive at 7:00 pm in Paris (CDG)
Wed Jan 4th 2023 AirOnix · OG 400 Depart at 6:00 am from Reykjavik (KEF) Fly for 3h 30m Arrive at 10:30 am in Paris (CDG)
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ARTIST SNAPSHOT: Clare Dunn
(Nashville, Tenn. – August 11, 2014) – Country music newcomer Clare Dunn recently became the highest charting independent female artist on the Music Row Country Breakout chart in 10 years. Her debut single, "Get Out," currently sits at #15 on the Music Row chart. Over 80% of the Music Row panel supported the record, which has accumulated over 30,000 spins on the chart to date. In addition, "Get Out" has reached #41 on Billboard Indicator and #43 on Aircheck Activator.
In response to the news, Dunn commented, "I am so blown away and so honored. I want to thank everyone at radio for all of the support and belief in me. Thanks for getting this music out there to the people, and to all the peeps out there rockin' with us, thank you so very, very much! Y'all are makin' a farm girl's dream come true, for that I can't thank you enough."
Dunn co-wrote "Get Out" with writer-producer Ben West, whose writer credits include Pink's #1 "Try," Cassadee Pope's "Champagne," and more. Dunn played all the guitar parts on the infectious mid-tempo track, which is the first single from her forthcoming EP release.
"Get Out" is available on iTunes and other major digital music retailers. To listen to "Get Out," view the official lyric video on YouTube.
The young performer is in today's USA Today. The article, "Country Lassos 'Fresh Voices'," discusses her inclusion as one of SiriusXM's Fresh Female Voices on The Highway (Ch. 56) and announces the release of a new single, "Cowboy Side of You," which will be airing on the satellite radio station. "Cowboy Side of You" is available for purchase on iTunes and other major digital retailers.
Dunn is a fearless performer and guitar player whose music possesses a unique blend of country and rock. Born on a farm in Southeast Colorado, she grew up driving silage trucks, combines, eighteen-wheelers and spent countless hours behind the wheel of a John Deere tractor. Now her time is spent on a stage performing shows all across the country.
She has already opened up for some of the format's biggest stars, including Luke Bryan, Keith Urban, Florida Georgia Line, Hank Jr., Jamey Johnson, and many others. This coming November, Dunn will join Florida Georgia Line on the "This Is How We Cruise" cruise.
In addition to establishing herself as a performer, Dunn is also earning a name within the songwriting community. She has written with some of the most highly regarded songwriters in Nashville and LA, including Hillary Lindsey, Blair Daly, David Hodges, Troy Verges, busbee, Liz Rose, Angelo, Terry McBride, Brice Long, Will Hoge, Chris Lindsey, Tommy Lee James, Dylan Altman, Marshall Altman and more. She's also contributed background vocals to some of Nashville's finest, including Luke Bryan's smash "Country Girl (Shake It For Me)." Most recently, a song she co-wrote called "Farm Life" was recorded by Colt Ford featuring Justin Moore and is on Ford's new album, Thanks For Listening.
Clare Dunn
http://www.claredunn.com
North American Agency
WME Entertainment LLC – Nashville
1600 Division Street, Suite 300
Nashville, TN 37203 United States
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Partner / Agent: Kevin Neal
E-Mail: kneal@wmeentertainment.com
North American Publicist
AristoMedia
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Agent : Christy Watkins
E-Mail: christy@aristomedia.com
BMG Chrysalis – Nashville
29 Music Square East
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North American Record Label
Nashville, TN United States
E-Mail: road43nashville@gmail.com
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Q: Can not build WebGL in Unity I'm trying to build my unity project in WebGL, but it keeps giving me an error.
the build result says it succeeded but in the folder, there's nothing.
here is the error that i got.

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  "C:\Users\TIGER\Desktop\UnityTest\Prototype3\Temp\StagingArea\Data\Native\build.bc"
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A: You can't access local file system when using unity webgl. If there is any csharp file that handling System.IO functionality then, place them under this check and build.
    #If !UNITY_WEBGL
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Conservative Legal Movement Week at the Supreme Court
Beverly Mann | December 7, 2015 1:13 pm
This is Conservative Legal Movement Week at the Supreme Court. (Okay, even more so than most weeks.) Things really get going tomorrow, when the court will hear argument in two legislative-redistricting cases at the behest of (surprise!) Conservative Legal Movement voters represented by Conservative Legal Movement lawyers whose names on a petition for review (a "petition for certiorari") guarantee that five justices will read the petition. (All but one is a member of the usual-suspect crowd; the other one is a St. Louis-based lawyer I've never heard of, but presumably is active in Republican election-law circles.)
Things get going today with a state-sovereignty case, but this case is peanuts—just a small appetizer—compared with what will come tomorrow. The first one tomorrow, Harris v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, is the one that will be argued by the St. Louis lawyer. You can read about it here. It is, best as I can tell—and I make no claim whatsoever to expertise in election law—by far the less far-reaching of the two redistricting cases, and because an outcome favorable to the petitioners, it seems to me, might not be an unalloyed long-term (or even short-term) victory for Republican candidates, an outcome in favor of the petitioners may not be in the bag.
Not so for the effects of a victory for the petitioners in Evenwel v. Abbott, Governor of Texas, the second case to be argued tomorrow. Its purpose is to have the Supreme Court declare that legislative districts, federal and state, must be apportioned according to the number of eligible voters in each district, rather than the number of residents in each district as indicated by the Census. So minors, recent immigrants or immigrants who have not yet gone through the naturalization process, convicted felons, and elderly Blacks who cannot produce a birth certificate from Nowhere County, Mississippi, will lose their status as legal constituents of the policymakers formerly known as their congressional or state legislative representative.
Which presumably would permit them to stop paying taxes, including sales taxes, since, y'know, the founders would be upset at the idea of taxation without representation.
This is outright crazy. But it also in right in line with John Roberts' own recent, surprising public statement about what his modus operandi is in joining with his four Reagan-era Conservative Legal Movement colleagues to make dramatic changes in broad areas of law: quiet.
As in, speak very softly and drive an armored vehicle (i.e., cases in obscure areas of election law and procedural and jurisdictional law the public has no clue exist) through the Democratic Party; labor unions; civil rights plaintiffs of the sort that benefited from the original purpose the Court stated for its "strict scrutiny" equal protection pronouncements that the Court now regularly disavows without actually mentioning that it is doing so (more about this, maybe, in a follow-up post about Wednesday's argument at the court); civil rights plaintiffs who are challenging state and local authorities' bald and routine violations of even the most obvious and fundamental civil and human rights; and ordinary consumers. (Ordinary is a careful selected term or art here, but I won't elaborate in this post.)
Roberts and his compadres have, since the '80s, had a list of perhaps 10 areas of law that they they are hellbent on using the Supreme Court and the lower federal courts to rewrite. It is the Federalist Society's unabashed agenda. But always—first, foremost and forever—their priority is using the Supreme Court to try to orchestrate a permanent Republican majority across the full breadth of elective office: the presidency, both houses of Congress, state governorships, state legislatures, and various county and municipal offices. And Roberts, whose very essence is stealth, does not ever take is eye off that ball, even if his more intemperate or less skilled colleagues do. If Roberts miscalculates on whether or not the public will notice a momentous opinions replete with bizarre statements—Citizens United, for example, in 2010—it may be time two years later to uphold much but not all of the Obamacare statute, since that issue wasn't an election-law case and ruling striking the ACT down did have the potential to inure to the benefit of Democrats in the 2012 election. Including to Obama.
So I guess I should add one more reason why the petitioners in Harris might lose: The opinion in Harris and the opinion in Evenwel will be released either on the same day or a day or two apart with Harris released first. Seeee, everyone? The Evenwel ruling wasn't partisan. Got that?
A coup by any other name—Supreme Court capture of the electoral process, I guess, would be the name—smells as rotten.
The case argued on Wednesday—and it is the only case to be argued that day; usually the Court hears arguments in two cases on the very few days each year on which it hears arguments—Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, is a standard-issue affirmative-action-in-public-universities case, although this case is back for its second turn at the Court.
I might write more about this later today or tomorrow in a follow-post (Conservative Legal Movement Week at the Supreme Court, Part II, I guess), but this case has a remarkable peculiar twist added only at the Supreme Court level—normally problematic procedurally, but, well, y'know …. This time around, aided by the suggestion of the dissenting judge (an aggressive, high-profile Conservative Legal Movement G.H.W. Bush appointee) on the lower appellate court panel that ruled in favor it the university and its admissions criteria, the petitioner, Abigail Fisher, a white graduate of a public high school in a wealthy Houston suburb, in claiming an affinity with African-American students who were admitted to the university.
It's an insult to those students, she now claims. And since for several reasons, including that her grades and SAT score were not high enough to gain her admission even without the school's use of race in any aspect of the admissions policy, and that she long ago now graduated from another university (a weaker problem than the first, in my opinion), she may otherwise lack legal "standing"—an actual live and particularized injury—to pursue the case, she wants to piggyback on the insult she suddenly says was perpetrated on the Black students under the university's admissions system the year she applied and admits now under the same policy. She's concerned about the university's insult to the Black students they admit!
This is far more clever than her earlier piggybacking on Supreme Court petitioner Jennifer Gratz, the white salutatorian of her working-class suburban Detroit high school whose SAT score apparently wasn't quite up to the par set by the children of more upscale folks, and who eventually won her case against the Supreme Court against the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor in 2003 (after she, too, had graduated from another university) in a case challenging not the university's preference for the children of those who looked to be able to pay the tuition without financial assistance from the school or student loans, but instead the university's racial affirmative action program. Because, well, that was the only civil rights avenue available to her–although once the original purpose of the "strict scrutiny" test for determining equal-protection lawsuits, as has now occurred, the automatic application of strict scrutiny to any equal protection claim based on race, but not to most other grounds for a claim of denial of equal protection, itself violates equal protection. I would think.
But on the piggybacking-on-the-insulting-the-Black-admittees' ground, three of the current justices, and (I think) Roberts as a lawyer for the Bush folks (I think), did think George W. Bush had legal standing to invoke the voting rights of Florida Republican voters whose votes would be diluted if all those ballots with hanging or pregnant chads used by Democrats in counties and precincts that hadn't cleaned their punch-card equipment since the Civil War were counted. Now, I'll grant that the Bush v. Gore opinion did limit its ruling to that case only. But there are other Republicans in need of such a courtesy from the Court, too, and Abigail Fisher seems to be one of them. "Standing" on that ground is probably in the bag for Fisher.
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A person has died after being hit by a train at a Sussex railway station.
A spokesman for Network Rail said the incident happened at Hampden Park at 1.03am on Saturday (December 8).
The spokesman confirmed a person was hit by a train.
After the incident, all 60 people on board the Southern train were evacuated onto the platform at Hampden Park, the spokesman said.
British Transport Police has been approached for comment.


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ReEngineering the Engineer: Sustainability: How Can We Help?
Douglas Fitzpatrick on June 21, 2019 - in Articles, Column
At about the time I was leaving my old firm in 2004, one of the large national architectural firms we worked with made a corporate announcement. Their firm would be focusing on the green movement (predominantly LEED at the time) and were committed to designing their buildings to be more sustainable. They planned to have everyone in their firms, presumably the architects, achieve LEED certification within the next year, and they were asking all their consultants to do the same. They wanted everyone on the team pulling in the same direction and be able to approach their clients with a cohesive, well-oiled, green machine.
I had worked with this firm before and had a good relationship with one of the senior project managers, so I purchased my LEED study guide and went to work preparing for the exam. The studying wasn't particularly difficult: mostly common-sense things with some science to back it up. Honestly, I didn't know much about sustainable design at the time, so it was exciting to learn something new and feel contributory to the green effort.
Sadly, however, I quickly discovered there wasn't a lot of structural "meat on the bone." There was adding fly ash to concrete mixes to reduce the carbon footprint from manufacturing cement; we were already doing that. There was specifying our building materials with high percentages of recycled content; a great idea, but structural steel already had very high percentages of recycled content anyway, so there wasn't much there.
There were plenty of MEP things to do: solar shading, more-efficient heating and cooling systems, transferring light deeper into the workspace, solar hot-water heating, LED lighting, and so on. Similarly, there were architectural and finish options for choosing material that were friendlier to the environment, such as eliminating VOC content. Even the general contractor can help by capturing jobsite waste and being more efficient.
What About Engineers?
It seemed everyone else gets to have fun figuring out ways to make our buildings and construction better for the environment except us structural engineers. So how can we help? How can we contribute and feel like we're part of the game? The answer: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." Our solution was to try to understand what everyone else was trying to do so we could tailor our engineering to help facilitate those goals.
One of the easy, low-hanging-fruit ideas has been roof-mounted solar panels and solar hot-water heating. Our job was to develop some clever ways to support these items on the roof but also allow for flexibility in maintaining the roofing. The solar panels generally were pretty light and didn't require much transformation in our usual designs. The solar hot-water-heating panels typically were heavier and larger, and required some more-creative thought.
Recently, I talked with one of our local MEP experts in green engineering about some of the things he's seen recently (and not so recently) that are challenging designs for structural/civil engineers. Here's a short list of some of the interesting ideas:
Wind Turbines on Buildings
The Bahrain World Trade Center (2008) claims to be the first building to incorporate this type of green thinking. The designers were targeting an 11 to 15 percent supplement to the building's energy demand and, according to recent reports, are achieving those returns. There are several other buildings—some very recent—that have incorporated different styles of turbines. Yet there are some significant structural challenges with all these—vibration and noise being the obvious ones, but predominant wind direction and turbulence also play significant roles in the ultimate effectiveness. Although the concept sounds feasible, there are plenty of mixed results on their effectiveness.
Generating Power from Streets
How about generating power from an already existing infrastructure: the roads we drive on? There are several different concepts. One makes use of piezoelectric crystals or ceramics embedded into the roadbed to convert vehicle vibration into electrical energy. Another uses hydraulic devices that are a more-mechanical conversion. Even speed bumps are getting in on the action with hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, electromagnetic and piezoelectric devices. All these concepts generally store their energy into batteries for potential use on nearby devices such as street and traffic lights.
Student Power
On the collegiate side, there's a competition called "Solar Decathlon." It's mostly a residential-building competition in which schools from all over the world assemble at inspirational settings, build homes onsite and then have them tested over a week-long period. According to the decathlon website (www.solardecathlon.gov), the contests evaluate cost-effective design; innovation balanced with market potential; water and energy efficiency; energy production and time-of-use energy; and communications strategies. They also are governed by rules to ensure fairness and building codes to ensure life safety. Failure to follow rules can result in point penalties. Failure to comply with building code requirements can result in disqualification from the competition.
About Douglas Fitzpatrick
Douglas G. Fitzpatrick, P.E., is the founder, president and practicing engineer of Fitzpatrick Engineering Group, a 14-year-old structural engineering firm specializing in commercial and healthcare building design.
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The Players Championship moves from May to March 14th.
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The US Open, is at Pebble Beach, June 13th thru the 16th.
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Jianhua Zhu, one of our founders, has been a director since 2004. He has served as the chairman of our board of directors from November 2008 to June 2014 and as chief executive officer of our company from December 2006 to June 2014. He was the chairman of our board of directors from 2004 until December 2006. From 2001 until 2004, Mr. Zhu was general manager of N-T Information Engineering. From 1998 until 2001, he was deputy general manager of N-T Information Engineering. He has also been the supervisor of N-T Information Engineering since 2006. Mr. Zhu has been the executive director of the Guangdong Digital Media Research Institute since 2005. He worked at the China Technology Import and Export Corp. from 1994 until 1997. Mr. Zhu holds bachelor's and master's degrees in precision instrumentation from Tsinghua University.
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Mr. Liang is the Company's current CFO and joined the Company in 1998 as financial controller. Mr. Liang has extensive experience in company operations and financial management. He obtained a bachelor's degree in accounting from the Central University of Finance and Economics and a master's degree in business administration from Renmin University of China. Mr. Liang is a member of the Chinese Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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The first major launch of Xiaomi, outside its home country, China is taking place in India. The company is unveiling its next smartphone in Delhi, Mi 4i. The CEO and Founder of the company, Lei Jun will attend the event along with the president and co-founder of the company. There are no official reports on the specifications and price of the handset. However, it is expected that the smartphone would cost around Rs12, 500 and Rs14, 500 approximately. It is an unlocked smartphone, and will be available for sale like most other smartphones in India.
The company has only provided hints on the battery life, build and display of the phone. Apart from that, it has not brought anything into limelight regarding the same. It is expected that the smartphone will come in 5X Lollipop android and 64 bit octa-core snapdragon processor. It will be powered by 615 processor, 405 GPU, 4.9 inch full HD screen and 2GB Ram. In addition to that, there will be a 12 megapixel rear camera and the front camera capacity will be 4.8 megapixels.
As far as the storage is concerned, the smartphone will be built with 16GB storage, and the storage can be further expanded. Apart from these above mentioned features, the company has not yet revealed anything else about the phone. Therefore, it is expected that the company will come out with some amazing things for its customers. Hundreds of people are awaiting the release of Mi 4i so that they can also grab their hands on the same.


Welcome to 8th grade Integrity!!!
I am so excited to work with you this year as you complete your middle school career. I am looking forward to helping you have a very successful and fun year! Please never hesitate to reach out and ask for help-I am always happy to help.


Astronomy.—This coming Tuesday, December 8th, that is the day that astronomers around the world will be looking through their Telescopes to watch Venus [Ukali]¹ pass before the face of the Sun. The time to watch around the world is not the same.
¹Ukali i usually associated with Mercury and not Venus.
Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Buke XIII, Helu 49, Aoao 2. Dekemaba 5, 1874.


Jane and John have finished their divorce and received their final filed Judgement. The Judgement states that Jane must pay John $30,000.00 to equalize the division of community property. The order does not state when this transfer must occur. In the first month, John asks Jane several times for the $30,000.00, knowing that she has $30,000.00 sitting in her bank account. John brings an action for contempt against Jane 30 days after the Judgement is filed. Result: John will lose the contempt action. Even though Jane has the ability to pay, the court order does not state the time in which Jane must perform. The court will not find contempt based on this vague order.


Mark your calendars for an international, historic, blessing for our parish families: We will be receiving, from July 24th-27th, one of only 6 pilgrim statues of Our Lady of Fatima, blessed and conferred by Pope Francis on the occasion of her 100th Anniversary. They are being sent out to each of the continents to make the important appeal for prayer and reparation in order to restore holiness of family life and for world peace. Also, the same week, on July 26th & 27th, we will be holding a summer parish mission, as we are being blessed by a visit from the Head Servant of the Divine Mercy Apostolate of Canada. Brother Nester Buendia will be making a power point presentation entitled "Tell All Souls About My Mercy" after evening Masses on the Wed and Thurs. And, also on this same week, Vacation Bible School will be held Tues -Friday mornings, 8:45 -12:15 daily. So, it will be a very busy, but a very blessed week! Check out the bulletin for more details and for other info and events at Sacred Heart Parish.


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President of Ukraine in Donbass. Volodymyr Zhelensky visited Ukrainian troops in the east of the country on Sunday, June 5, where he announced in a video posted on social media that war was raging against Russian forces. "We were in Lycitansk, we were in Solater", Said the leader, who visited the command posts in these areas near Siverodonetsk. He went too ZaporizhiaThere he met with fleeing Mariupol residents.
Zaporizhia Oblast 60% will be controlled by the Russian military. According to its military governor Oleksandr Staroukh, part of southeastern Ukraine is mainly in the hands of Moscow forces.
Is Siverodonetsk, Each camp has improved on the field in the last twenty-four hours. Russia's Defense Ministry said on Saturday that Ukrainian troops were leaving the city. "Suffered significant casualties in the war". On Sunday evening, Ukrainian forces responded by claiming that they were trying to regain full control of the city, before Luhansk regional governor Sergei Haidoi claimed half of the Sivrodonetsk region.
Moscow struck Q with surprise. The Ukrainian capital, the hue of normal life resumed, was hit by several Russian bombings early Sunday morning, the first time since late April. "I heard about six explosions at 5:57 am."Natalia, 72, who was hit by a shell, told Agence France-Presse. Kiev Mayor Vitaly Klitschko announced in a telegram that one of the injured had been admitted to hospital.
In the area of GersonUkraine leads the counterattack. "Residents leave the village of Trudoliepivka" And Russian forces "Continued bombing of occupied territories and positions of the Ukrainian army"The President of Ukraine promised, which warned of an increasingly humanitarian crisis in the areas controlled by the Russians.
In the south, kyiv announced an agricultural company in the large portOdessa The Russian ship was hit by a missile. According to initial reports, the attack was attributed to two "Victims". Is MycoliveThe mayor announced that at least three civilians had been killed in a Russian bombing.
The UK is to supply new rocket launchers to Ukraine. Following Washington, the British Ministry of Defense announced on Monday that it would provide 80-kilometer rocket launchers to Ukraine to counter Russian attacks. Many of these missile rocket systems (M270 MLRS) will allow"Significantly increase the capabilities of the Ukrainian forces"The ministry said in a statement.
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Slang. a tooth, or the teeth.
These goods were probably exchanged with Gedi inhabitants for animal skins and ivory.
"We can only save African elephants if China and Japan ban the ivory trade," Thornton told me.
Today, ivory prices are at record highs, having tripled since that 2008 auction, up to around $1,500 a pound.
Ivory purchases are officially discouraged by the Chinese government.
He had created a new property, as was testified by the vast pyramid of ivory that stood under the shadow of the great nwana-tree!
Timbuctoo now scarcely forwards anything but gold to the coast of Tripoli, together with wax and ivory, but no slaves.
It was by far the most valuable prize of the day, and its ivory would fetch a considerable sum in the market.
In the King's hand was a sword; on his saddle the ivory image of the Holy Virgin.
He began with an ivory toddy-stick to convert sugar and Bourbon into sirup.
mid-13c. (late 12c. as a surname), Anglo-French ivorie, from Old North French ivurie (12c.), from Latin eboreus "of ivory," from ebur (genitive eboris) "ivory," probably via Phoenician from an African source (cf. Egyptian ab "elephant," Coptic ebu "ivory"). Replaced Old English elpendban, literally "elephant bone." Applied in slang to articles made from it, such as dice (1830) and piano keys (1854). As a color, especially in reference to human skin, it is attested from 1580s. Ivories as slang for "teeth" dates from 1782. Related: Ivoried.


Ease Out Constipation in your Baby!
Constipation is a common problem in toddlers and it can be very difficult to identify whether the baby is constipated or not. Constipation is more common in formula fed babies than breast fed babies. It is also important to note that even if your baby finds it hard to pass stools, it may not necessarily mean he is constipated. However, you will slowly learn to recognise your baby's signs of being constipated.
Look out for these signs if you feel that your baby is constipated.
• Lesser than three bowel movements in a week.
How to treat your baby's constipation?
You can try these tips to ease out your baby's distress.
• Gently move your baby's legs in a cycling motion, to ease out the hard potty.
• If your baby is on formula feed, give him more water in between meals.
• If you have started with solids for your baby, add two tablespoons of pureed prunes to your baby's breakfast or give her two to three teaspoons of prune juice.
• If the baby is a year old, you can try giving her fruits, peaches and plums. Add vegetables like peas, carrot, spinach and cabbage in small amounts into the diet to increase the fibre content.
Do not give any kind of herbal or homeopathic laxative without consulting with your doctor. With your attention and time, your baby will have easier, regular bowel movements.


Member, Editorial Board, International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, Taylor & Francis (2013 – present).
Das A. and Abdel-Aty M. (2010) A Genetic Programming Approach to Explore the Crash Severity on Multi Lane Roads, Accident Analysis & Prevention, Elsevier, Volume 42, Issue 2, Pages 548-557.
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Religious & Secular Groups is intended to cover smaller religious and secular movements. Some of these movements have no affiliation with Christianity while others do [my emphasis]. . . .
While I think the changes could be more extensive, this measure does at least achieve the minimum I requested, and for that much we are thankful.
For consideration: we simply do not see any other orthodox Christian groups listed in this categorization, and thus it leaves much open to confusion. To place Christian Reconstruction alongside Christadelphianism, Christian Science, and Chrislam, for example, even while changing the definition of the group, is enough easily to mislead many people, and is thus not best practice—particularly so because it is both unnecessary and easily remedied.
Nevertheless, again, we are thankful for what measure has been taken so far. We are further thankful that Slick's actual details page for Theonomy and CR makes clear that we hold the critical tenets of Christian orthodoxy. In fact, the majority of what it lists as our "teachings" are clearly recognizable as nothing more than traditional Reformed Christianity of which Knox, for example, would be proud.
We encourage those interested in learning the truth about Theonomy to do what all Christian students should do: seek the original sources before accepting uncritically the claims of critics. For those interested in an introduction, please consider, The Bounds of Love: An Introduction to God's Law of Liberty.
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Q: Chrome / Safari firing click event at different times I have a Vue recipe portal with a filter on the side where users can select a given tag.
<filter-button
    v-on:click="filterByTag()"
    label="selectedTags.indexOf(<%= tag %>) != -1"
    :isChecked="selectedTags.indexOf(<%= tag %>) != -1"
></filter-button>

After selecting the tag, my vue code checks whether it was a check vs. uncheck event, and then makes a call to my backend:
filterByTag: function() {
  let check_status = !this.isChecked
  console.log(check_status)
  check_status ? this.$emit('tag_selected', this.tag) :
                 this.$emit('tag_deselected', this.tag)
}

This console.log(check_status) call shows true on Chome, and false on Safari, resulting in correct filtering for Chrome and incorrect fitlering on Safari.
Is there a better way to do this check to ensure the same response across all browsers?
Here is my filter-button component:

A: Try using v-on:mouseup. This will ensure that the change has fired. You could also use a v-on:change.
<filter-button
    v-on:change="filterByTag()"
    label="selectedTags.indexOf(<%= tag %>) != -1"
    :isChecked="selectedTags.indexOf(<%= tag %>) != -1"
></filter-button>


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A federal appeals court in Boston rejects the argument that an undocumented immigrant was the victim of racial profiling and unlawful detention.
A federal appeals court in Boston has ruled against a Honduran man whose attorney claimed he was the victim of racial profiling during a controversial traffic stop in Portland.
Mario Ernesto Garcia-Zavala was a passenger in a van pulled over on Interstate 295 in 2017. He was ultimately detained, charged and convicted of illegally re-entering the United States after being deported in 2014. He was 21 years old at the time of his arrest.
Maine State Trooper Robert Burke III testified in U.S. District Court in Portland last year that he stopped the van of Spanish-speaking men because it had a cracked windshield and the front passenger was not wearing a seat belt.
But defense attorney Robert Andrews argued that the trooper was more concerned about the passengers' immigration status than the traffic violations. Andrews said that there was no probable cause for an arrest, that the traffic stop was too long because the trooper waited for immigration agents to arrive, and that Garcia-Zavala should not have been detained for nearly two weeks before his first court appearance. He asked the court to suppress evidence and dismiss the case.
A judge in Portland ruled the traffic stop and detention were legal, and Andrews took the case to the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston. During oral arguments earlier this month, the panel of three judges questioned the attorneys about probable cause and immigration records. They issued a ruling Monday that upheld the lower court's decision.
The judges decided the detention was not too long, even though suspects facing criminal charges generally have to be brought before a judge within 72 hours. They agreed with the lower court that Garcia-Zavala was subject to what immigration officials call an administrative hold, which is a civil proceeding rather than a criminal one.
They also ruled that identifying information – name, date of birth and country of origin – do not fall under information protected by a suspect's right to remain silent.
Andrews did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday morning.
U.S. Attorney Halsey B. Frank said in a written statement that he agreed with the ruling. "We have a lawful system of immigration. We appreciate it when our state and local law enforcement partners help us identify people who cross our borders illegally, often, as here, repeatedly," Frank said.
A police video of the traffic stop captured conversations between Burke and Trooper Jay Cooley, in which they can be heard ridiculing the passengers and referring to them as "disgusting" and "sketchy." The video also shows Burke calling an immigration agent just minutes into the traffic stop, and Andrews played clips of that interview during the hearing in the lower court.
ICE is the acronym for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The prosecutor, Assistant U.S. Attorney Julia Lipez, challenged Andrews' timeline of events and said the trooper did not violate Garcia-Zavala's rights during or after the traffic stop. She added that Garcia-Zavala's presence in the United States continued to be against the law.
"Even in the case of full suppression of the evidence and dismissal of the indictment, Garcia-Zavala would have been subject to re-arrest immediately upon release," Lipez wrote in her own argument.
One of the three judges who heard the appeal arguments is from Maine – Judge William Kayatta. Justice David Souter, who is from New Hampshire, retired from the U.S. Supreme Court but still hears cases in federal court on occasion. The third was Lynch, who has spent most of her career in Massachusetts.
Garcia-Zavala would likely have been deported regardless of the outcome of the criminal trial, but fought the charge to avoid having a felony conviction. His attorney said he does not have a criminal record except for his 2014 arrest for being in the United States without permission or legal status.


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Huge backlog in cervical screening samples is 'deeply concerning' | UK News
More than 150,000 cervical screening samples have been piled up across England waiting to be tested, according to a report.
The National Audit Office (NAO) has said changes to testing arrangements caused a huge backlog that is still being tackled.
In March 2018, a total of 152,742 samples from smear tests were waiting to be checked. By October, 98,000 were still outstanding.
At one point last year, only one in three women who took a smear test – an important screening that can trace the early stages of cancer – received their results within the recommended 14 days.
A long-standing target that 98% of women should receive results within 14 days of a smear test has not been met since November 2015.
Dr Fran Woodward, executive director of policy at Macmillan Cancer Support, said irregularities in screening were "deeply concerning".
She added: "We must take action to ensure that earlier diagnosis for all is not an aspiration but a reality and that as a minimum, services are operating to the 'agreed standards' for screening, regardless of where you live."
It is likely that the disruption has meant hundreds of thousands of women have had to wait longer than recommended for their results.
The NAO said the delays had been caused by a new policy of initially testing samples for human papillomavirus (HPV), which causes most cases of cervical cancer, to discern whether they require further testing.
The change aims to reduce the number of laboratories for analysing results from 48 to nine, prompting staff to leave in search of greater job security.
The same NAO study found that no NHS screening programme, some of which test for breast and bowel cancer, was meeting national targets for how many people should be screened.
Blame also lies with an ageing and inefficient IT system, the study found, with a legacy database of GP registrations described by the Department of Health and Social Care as "not fit for purpose for screening programmes".
NHS England intended to replace the system in 2017 but this has been delayed, causing "additional cost and greater risk that screening services cannot reliably identify and invite eligible populations for screening".
The news follows serious incidents last year in which thousands of women were found not to have been sent invitations for cervical and breast cancer screenings.
Robert Music, chief executive of Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust, said: "Over the past year we have had many women contacting us with concerns over delays in their results and it is simply not fair that women should be put under undue stress as a result of failings in the programme management."
A Department of Health and Social Care spokesman said: "Prevention and early diagnosis of cancer are key priorities for this government, and we are already working closely with NHS England and Public Health England to address the issues this useful report highlights.
"An independent review announced by NHS England is looking at cancer screening services. We expect this to lead to an overhaul of the system so it meets the high standard NHS patients rightly expect."
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Rules on 'obscene' pornography relaxed by Crown Prosecution Service | UK News
Trump cites love of women, says he wouldn't run for president in 1992 interview


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'Gold' Red Band Trailer: Matthew McConaughey Chases a Dream in the Jungle
Posted on Tuesday, January 10th, 2017 by Jack Giroux
The first wave of reviews for Gold are disappointing. Unfortunately, Stephen Gaghan's latest directorial effort, which The Weinstein Company positioned as an awards contender, so far hasn't connected with critics. Perhaps it'll fare better with audiences once the film, which stars Matthew McConaughey and Edgar Ramirez, goes wide at the end of the month.
Below, watch the Gold red band trailer.
Gold was initially scheduled for a wide release on Christmas Day, but TWC instead gave the drama an awards-qualifying limited run during the holiday season and held off on bringing it to a few thousand screens. Based on a true story, the film stars McConaughey as Kenny Wells, a man with a dream who goes hunting for gold in the Indonesian jungle. With Michael Acosta (Ramirez), Wells discovers a massive mine. The true story once interested the likes of Michael Mann, Spike Lee, Christian Bale, and others. Gaghan's film co-stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Corey Stoll, Bruce Greenwood, Bill Camp, and Toby Kebbell.
Here's the Gold red band trailer:
The scene between McConaughey and Greenwood somewhat grinds the trailer to a halt, but it's worth it for the laugh. It features a funny cut, a great delivery from McConaughey, and a nice emotionless reaction from Greenwood. Greenwood's accent in the trailer is a surprise, but considering this is Bruce Greenwood we're talking about, an actor who has elevated so many movies throughout his career, the accent will probably go unnoticed during the film.
Except for that scene by the jacuzzi, this is a fairly tame red band trailer. Gold is an R-rated movie, so it's a little surprising how safe the red band trailer is and how it makes the film come across. It's not too dissimilar from the past trailers, with a few obvious exceptions. Let's hope Gold has a bit more bite than the red band trailer and reviews suggest.
Here's the official synopsis:
GOLD is the epic tale of one man's pursuit of the American dream, to discover gold. Starring Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey as Kenny Wells, a prospector desperate for a lucky break, he teams up with a similarly eager geologist and sets off on an amazing journey to find gold in the uncharted jungle of Indonesia. Getting the gold was hard, but keeping it would be even harder, sparking an adventure through the most powerful boardrooms of Wall Street. The film is inspired by a true story.
Gold opens in wide release on January 27th.
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Home Leagues NPFL Review: Adamawa was too hot for Katsina as Nasarawa sink to...
NPFL Review: Adamawa was too hot for Katsina as Nasarawa sink to oblivion
Akwa Starlets celebrate goal against Warri Wolves
By Bright Nnadozie
After eight games played on Match Day 6 of the Nigeria Professional Football League, two things became obvious. One was that Nasarawa United are sinking into oblivion and the other that Akwa United do not know what to do about their situation any more.
In Gombe, it was obvious that Adamawa United were too hot for Katsina United.
It all started in the 13th minute via an own goal coming off Samuel Tswanya.
Idris Abubakar scored a penalty in the 22nd minute and then Felix Kenan added the third in the 68th minute.
Sadiq Lawan completed the rout in the 71st minute.
Plateau finally drop points
The game between Plateau United and Kano pillars ended goaless despite the return of Rabiu Ali to the Pillars team after missing four of their games this season due to a suspension.
It was also the third of the three-match ultimatum given to the Kano Pillars coach to perform. He drew two and lost one so it remains to be seen what his fate will be.
Enudu does it for Delta Force
It took Solomon Enudu thirteen minutes to score and grant Delta Force a 1-0 win over sinking Nasarawa United in Lafia.
Playing behind closed doors after a sanction from the League Management Company, Nasarawa United once again failed to win. They are yet to win a game in the League this season.
Akwa Starlets continue fine form
Akwa Starlet continued with the fine form by defeating Warri Wolves one goal to nil, a goal scored by Isaac George in the 75th minute.
The penalty was his 4th goal of the season in a win that pushed the Premier League new comers to 3rd on the table.
Akwa Starlets coach, Caleb Esu thanked God for the win, adding that his players were anxious to score, causing them to miss lots of chances.
"We want to appreciate God for today's win. The players were a little bit tensed and anxiety set in for us," Esu said after the game.
"Our aim remains to stay in the NPFL for another season."
Evans Ogenyi of Warri Wolves also blamed anxiety as one of the negatives for his team on the day.
"My boys were anxious, but we will still take home some positives from the game even though we lost," Ogenyi said.
"My boys failed to take their chances but it takes nothing away from Akwa Starlets. They are a good side.
Obuh under pressure
John Obuh
Akwa United visited Sunshine Stars but were beaten by the Akure side thanks to the only goal by Silas Nwankwo in the 61st minute.
Akwa United coach, John Obuh lamented the pressure he is under.
"Even if I am not under pressure, I have to give myself the pressure because most times we expect to see a win, more especially in this match (against Sunshine Stars) that should have been, at worst, a draw, but this is the way it has been," he lamented.
"We will continue fighting. We will continue working. The season is still fresh. This is the sixth game out of 38 games. So we still have 32 games to finish. When we get back home we should start winning because we just need to start winning."
Eguma snubs media after home draw
It was a second home draw for Rivers United, this time against Abia Warriors their coach, Stanley Eguma refused to speak to the media at the stadium after the game.
It was just one day after the sponsors of the team, Eunicell had a dinner after which players, coaches and management members of the club promised great things this season.
They did not factor in the record of Abia Warriors in Port Harcourt, a club that has forgotten how to lose on that ground.
On Friday, Wikki Tourist defeated Heartland FC 1-0.
Jigawa Golden Stars versus FC Ifeanyi Ubah was the late game that ended 2-1 to the home side.
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Choir and Band students – Please remember that your Hansen's fundraiser orders and payment are due next Wednesday, January 23. Delivery for pizzas and other items will be on Thursday, February 14.
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Strengthen and expand your basic throwing skills while focusing on skill building, control and technique, and learn new and more advanced techniques in wheel throwing, glaze applications, design, and surface treatment. Topics may include learning specific new forms (pitchers, plates, lidded pots, etc.), throwing larger, or attention to details (handles, feet, rims). Perfect for those just finishing Beginning or Beyond, Intro to Clay Techniques, or Saturday Clay, or for those with some previous throwing experience who want to further advance their skills. Participants will have the option of firing in the gas kiln.


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Q: GDAL 2.1 DelaunayTriangulation Give bad results (sometimes) I am using the latest stable release of GDAL 2.1.  When I add vertexes to a polygon in a loop sometimes it does not return the correct results.  If I put those same values in hard coded, the right result is returned.
OGRPolygon     poly;
OGRLinearRing  ring;
OGRLineString  line;
for(pVert = Vertexes.begin(); pVert != Vertexes.end(); pVert++)
    ring.addPoint(pVert->X, pVert->Y);
poly.addRing(&ring);
poly.closeRings();

OGRMultiPolygon* poOutPolys = (OGRMultiPolygon*)poly.DelaunayTriangulation(0.0001, 0);
int NumOut = poOutPolys->getNumGeometries();

This results in the following values in the debugger watch window, but only 2 triangles returned (there should be 3 with a 5 vertex polygon):
-       ((*(OGRSimpleCurve*)(&(*(OGRLineString*)(&ring))))).paoPoints,5 0x07b1a330 {x=2771.5700000000002 y=4720.0959999999995 } OGRRawPoint *
+       [0] {x=2771.5700000000002 y=4720.0959999999995 }    OGRRawPoint
+       [1] {x=2774.0639999999999 y=4722.5940000000001 }    OGRRawPoint
+       [2] {x=2589.1100000000001 y=4722.5940000000001 }    OGRRawPoint
+       [3] {x=2590.6970000000001 y=4721.0050000000001 }    OGRRawPoint
+       [4] {x=2640.1439999999998 y=4720.0490000000000 }    OGRRawPoint

If is use the following code, 3 triangles are returned.
OGRPolygon     poly2;
OGRLinearRing  ring2;
ring2.addPoint(2771.570, 4720.096);
ring2.addPoint(2774.064, 4772.594);
ring2.addPoint(2589.110, 4722.594);
ring2.addPoint(2590.697, 4721.005);
ring2.addPoint(2640.144, 4720.049);
poly2.addRing(&ring2);
poly2.closeRings();
OGRMultiPolygon* poOutPolys2 = (OGRMultiPolygon*)poly2.DelaunayTriangulation(0.0001, 0);
int NumOut2 = poOutPolys2->getNumGeometries();

Debug watch window:
-       ((*(OGRSimpleCurve*)(&(*(OGRLineString*)(&ring2))))).paoPoints,5    0x07b1a0e8 {x=2771.5700000000002 y=4720.0959999999995 } OGRRawPoint *
+       [0] {x=2771.5700000000002 y=4720.0959999999995 }    OGRRawPoint
+       [1] {x=2774.0639999999999 y=4772.5940000000001 }    OGRRawPoint
+       [2] {x=2589.1100000000001 y=4722.5940000000001 }    OGRRawPoint
+       [3] {x=2590.6970000000001 y=4721.0050000000001 }    OGRRawPoint
+       [4] {x=2640.1439999999998 y=4720.0490000000000 }    OGRRawPoint

What is going on?  Am I doing something wrong?


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on February 08, 2002 by Paul Clinton
2.5/5 rating
Paul Giamatti's gift for neurotic mayhem lifts "Big Fat Liar" out of the realm of factory-produced children's pictures that preach various life lessons. Giamatti, who broke into movies as Howard Stern's frustrated nemesis Pig Vomit in "Private Parts," again gives a superlative performance, underlining why he is one the top comedians working in Hollywood.
Giamatti is Marty Wolf, a deceptive and egomaniacal producer who steals the English paper of 14-year-old Jason Shepherd (Frankie Muniz of TV's "Malcolm in the Middle") and pawns it off as his own idea for a hit movie. After seeing the trailer of his story, the kid travels from his small Michigan town to the studio to plead with Wolf to give credit where it's due. Wolf refuses, sending Jason into full-tilt retaliation mode to take revenge.
Dan Schneider's script is funniest when it is devising pranks for Jason and his friend Kaylee (Amanda Bynes) to play on Wolf. However, it's Giamatti's no-holds-barred mania that sustains the momentum.
Schneider has a flair for writing credible dialogue for children; it isn't condescending or too precocious. And helmer Shawn Levy sets up most of the jokes fairly well. But the movie loses steam when Giamatti isn't on the screen; the other actors can't sustain the pace. Muniz is passable as Giamatti's straight man; however, the young actor is still a bit too cerebral for his own good.
There are a number of funny cameos, including Jaleel "Urkel" White, who shows up as himself: a fairly successful television actor who can't get any respect. Less successful is the appearance by Lee Majors, going through the motions an over-the-hill stunt man. Starring Frankie Muniz, Amanda Bynes and Paul Giamatti. Directed by Shawn Levy. Written by Dan Schneider. Produced by Brian Robbins and Michael Tollin. A Universal release. Comedy. Rated PG for some language. Running time: 87 min
Tags: tarring Frankie Muniz, Amanda Bynes and Paul Giamatti. Directed by Shawn Levy. Written by Dan Schneider. Produced by Brian Robbins, Michael Tollin, Universal, Comedy
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All Sectional forward in his only season on the Indianapolis Tech varsity, Baird also played varsity baseball. A three-year stand-out at Butler, he led the Bulldogs in scoring twice. He was a Helms All-American in 1934. He coached at Broad Ripple High School for 17 years. His best season there was 1945 when a 27-2 season ended with a championship game loss to Evansville Bosse. As a professional player, he set league scoring records with the Indianapolis Kautskys where he played for ten years.


The best Ben Ratliff is the best.
Last night I had the welcome and happy opportunity to interview Ben Ratliff, the New York Times music critic and a longtime friend and colleague, for an attentive audience at the Harvard Book Store in Cambridge. The subject was Ben's new book, Every Song Ever: Twenty Ways to Listen in an Age of Musical Plenty, a fascinating, idiosyncratic, and eminently readable new kind of "music appreciation" guide for a time when it seems as if every note and mote ever composed or intoned by humans is available at the click of a mouse.
I won't be reviewing Ben's book officially, and unfortunately I don't have a transcript of the conversation, though I'll recommend that you read this Q&A with Ben conducted by Matthew Guerrieri for the Boston Globe. But what I can share is the script I wrote for myself to introduce Ben last night, which should convey both a strong sense of my esteem and affection for Ben as well as my fascination with his newest book.
I've known Ben Ratliff for something close to 20 years now, as a colleague, a friend, a sounding board, and, not least, as a writer whose work regularly constitutes destination reading for me. So many times, followers of my personal blog, my Twitter feed, my Facebook wall, and other pliable surfaces have read these words: "The best Ben Ratliff is the best." That's a tag I've used every time something that he has written – more often than not for The New York Times – has stopped me dead in my tracks.
As a prose stylist, he crafts lines and paragraphs of lapidary brilliance, then sets them in a context so unpretentious and conversational that even his most high-flown ideas can seem like personal confidences. As a listener, he has almost no rivals that I know of; routinely what Ben writes about music makes me want to hear not just what he's heard, but with the aural and intellectual apparatus through which he heard it.
Which brings us to here and now and this book, Every Song Ever – a title that's somehow both fantastical and commonsensical at once. Personally, I've found it a hard book to read – not because the thinking is abstract or its rendering esoteric, but because line after line, paragraph after paragraph contains thoughts about music so elegantly conceived, so succinctly stated, and so handsomely described that I want to hear it for myself, then and there, with Ben's words still echoing in my mind's ear.
Ben connects and contextualizes Mozart and Bob Wills, Coltrane and Robert Johnson, João Gilberto and Morton Feldman, Domenico Scarlatti and Outkast. He does it in a way that feels natural and right and inevitable, never ostentatious or merely absurd. He calls "Party in the U.S.A." by Miley Cyrus "a song about listening: one of the greatest ever made," and if you don't believe him at face value, you trust him enough to examine the possibility, at least.
At its rock-bottom simplest, the core concern of Every Song Ever is this: When faced with what seems like close to the whole of human musical creative history available to be tapped day and night in seemingly endless streams and torrents – I use that latter word advisedly – how can we start to make sense of it all?
And when computer algorithms are in place to learn our tastes in order to better predict and commodify them, how can we assert our independence, taking responsibility unto ourselves for what we hear, how we process and relate what we hear, and how we hold onto those processes as something that can and should be intensely personal, even as it has the capacity to also be profoundly communal?
I don't know the answers to any of these questions, but I do know that there is no one I'd rather have as my guide than Ben Ratliff.
Scanning the many reviews of Philip Glass's new memoir since I filed my own report last week, I think it's safe to say that we're mostly all on the same page, so to speak: charmed by Glass's early history, less than overwhelmed by his travel narrative, charged up by his recollections of downtown New York's artistic scene of the 1970s, and disappointed that his account for all intents and purposes ends after the triumph of Einstein on the Beach arriving at the Metropolitan Opera, after which point the memoir turns into a catalog of selected highlights and, arguably, a vast stretch of omission.
I'm confident, though, that I'm the only reviewer who opened by quoting his own college-paper interview with Glass, published in a 1987 issue of The Trinitonian – and that, however self-serving, gave me some small joy. Glass was one of my earliest genuine "celebrity" interviews, and he could not have been more patient and generous with what could only have been a slightly breathless fanboy at the other end of the line.
To those who saw this review in print initially, rather than online: I hereby apologize for my lamentable lack of mathematical acuity. The 2007 interview for this article in The New York Times happened almost exactly 20 years after the college article, not 30. I blame the cold medicine.
Among the numerous other reviews of the Glass book that I've read, I commend in particular those by my friends and colleagues Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim (The New York Times) and George Grella (The Brooklyn Rail).