Bring the Green Line: I enthusiastically support extending the Green Line to Los Angeles International Airport and Torrance.
Wouldn't it be great to have a world-class airport connected to regional light-rail? Where passengers could walk from their gate to a railcar to reach downtown Los Angeles or the Galleria?
Theories abound why light-rail goes close – but not all the way – to the airport: Political chicanery by taxi drivers, technical objections to catenary lines, etc. I subscribe to a more mundane explanation: They ran out of money.
But there's good news. Finally there's funding. We voters overwhelmingly passed a half-cent sales tax for transit improvements in L.A. County. The measure explicitly dedicates a portion of that revenue to extending the Green Line to the South Bay and to LAX.
The question thus is not if these lines will be built, but when. Left to its own devices, Metro might not program these projects till 2035. Heaven help us!
Fortunately, the creation of a national infrastructure bank is gaining momentum. The Metro board recently adopted the 30-10 plan proposed by the mayor of Los Angeles. This would allow Metro to build transit and highway improvements now and pay back government-backed low-interest loans with Measure R proceeds. As an Assembly member, I'll work diligently to build a coalition of local and federal officials to make this a reality. The benefits of transportation projects can't be overstated: jobs, mobility, quality of life, clean air and lessening our dependence on foreign oil.
Dogs, freedom, and the American Way: It's time for a dog beach in the South Bay.
I don't have to convince dog lovers that a dog beach makes sense. It reduces the possibility that dogs will be let loose where they shouldn't. The freedom to romp and rejoice on an open beach is good for the spirit – human and canine.
Nor do I need to tell you that there are too few places to take dogs off leash. Although dogs are allowed on more than 60 California beaches, none are local. I know dog lovers who drive all the way to Huntington Beach.
I have made advocating for a local dog beach a priority: I speak about this issue at virtually every public forum. I plan to introduce and strongly push a bill similar to the one authored by the late Assemblyman Mike Gordon. This bill would authorize the Department of Parks and Recreation to establish and evaluate a one-year off-leash dog beach pilot program at Dockweiler State Beach. The advantage of a pilot program is that it motivates people to be responsible for their dogs while testing water quality.
Legalize, regulate, and tax pot: The Noble Experiment, more commonly known as Prohibition, was the 13-year period in American history when the U.S. Constitution outlawed the sale, manufacture and transportation of alcohol. Thousands of speakeasies opened. Gangsters thrived. Alcohol was smuggled from Mexico and Canada. A violent black market emerged. Enforcement costs were dear. The lack of tax revenues from alcohol hurt government coffers.
Four years after the 21 st Amendment repealed the prohibition on liquor, the U.S. outlawed cannabis.
Today's noble experiment on cannabis, in the words of Orange County Judge Jim Gray, wastes "unimaginable amounts of our tax dollars, increasing crime and despair and severely and unnecessarily harming people's lives … the worst of all worlds." Current laws banning the use, possession and sale of marijuana contribute to hyperviolence in Mexico that already spills across our borders into our inner cities. Less well-known is the environmental damage wrought by illegal cultivation in our forests.
Our state can no longer afford such misguided policies. Marijuana is believed to be the largest cash crop in California (not to mention Connecticut, Virginia, West Virginia and others). The state Board of Equalization estimates that taxing the $14 billion domestically grown market would produce $1.4 billion annually in revenue. I would much rather see in-home supportive services, open parks, adult day care or a rainy-day fund, than the continuation of this wasteful and foolhardy prohibition.
Edgar Saenz is seeking the Democratic nomination in the 53 rd Assembly District in the June 8 primary. A former civil litigator, he has also worked as Rep. Maxine Waters' LAX and environmental deputy.


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Establish a Youth Work Committee to advise and make recommendations to the VEC on the performance of its youth work functions.
The LYCGS aims to support the broad range of activities of voluntary youth groups and clubs in all areas of Co Donegal.
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Former London PR agent Agatha Raisin still hasn't adjusted to village life, where the only prospect for a hot evening out is a meeting of the Ladies Society. And since her overtures toward James Lacey—the retired military man next door—have failed, Agatha jumps at the chance to visit the new vet, who's single and good-looking. Although Agatha's tabby hasn't a thing wrong with him, Hodge endures having a thermometer shoved up his bum in the name of romance. Unfortunately his sacrifice is all for naught when the vet is soon found dead next to a high-strung horse.
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Ok, I LOVED the second book in this series. The main character is pretty hilarious. There was a laugh out loud scene involving a broken sink in a pub that had me laughing while sitting in a coffee shop. It's rare for me to actually laugh out loud while reading.
Fun, rather fluffy, but enjoyable.
Another good book by MC Beaton. I love Agatha Raisin. She's not pretentious and she most of the time says what she feels. The story was good and I had no idea who the killer was. That makes a good mystery.
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Police Federation Angered over Ret. Flying Squad Sergeant Murdered
St. Andrew, Jamaica (Mckoy's News) – Flying Squad Sergeant Murdered: the Major Investigation Division, was assigned by police Commissioner George Quallo to handle the murder case of a retired police detective sergeant killed.
Investigators say they are following several leads into the fatal shooting of retired Detective Sergeant Trevor Williams, who served the Flying Squad for more than 20 years, and was found murdered Friday morning, Dec. 1, near his farm in Bowden Hill, Stony Hill, St. Andrew.
Sergeant Williams, who retired last year was found in the back seat of his car shortly after 7am, with bullet wounds.
His missing licensed firearm is suspected to be stolen by his killers.
The Police Federation has expressed anger at Sergeant Williams' murder. He is described by his fellow officers as
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Williams was a crime fighter for more than three decades in some in some of Jamaica's most challenging areas, according to the Police Federation.

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More than 14.4 million people in Texas were cut off from water.
February 22 – Texas, the United States, has been hit by a super blizzard recently. The White House said that Biden currently plans to go there to show support and concern to local residents, but is afraid of obstructing disaster relief operations.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner responded.
According to the Washington Post on the 21st, the blizzard affected millions of people in Texas. As of the 21st, 120,000 people were completely water-free and faced a multi-fold surge in electricity bills.
The White House expressed Biden's willingness to inspect the disaster on the 21st and will go to Texas as soon as this week. In response, Houston Mayor Turner said that Biden "can come now".
According to the report, many Texas residents usually choose a floating electricity bill instead of the traditional fixed electricity rate in order to save electricity bills.
Therefore, the continuous use of electricity in the cold caused by the snowstorm has caused a multi-fold increase in electricity bills, causing a huge financial burden; electricity bills may range from thousands of dollars in a few days.
Regarding the excessive electricity bill, Robert McCullough, an adviser and former public utility senior official who testified before the U.S. Congress, said: "Next, there may be a wave of bankruptcy, or the confiscation of assets due to failure to pay, or even the eviction of tenants by the landlord." McCullough also pointed out that the major power companies in Texas are more likely to make a large windfall from soaring electricity bills, estimated to be as high as $40 billion.
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Swords Garda Station is located on Main Street Swords at the junction of Malahide Road and the Main Street. The station is operational 24 hours a day. Phone 6664700 or the confidential line 1800 666 111 Fax 6664740
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75 more Omicron COVID cases found in England – as UKHSA releases risk assessment
More than half the confirmed cases of the new Omicron variant in the UK have occurred following at least two vaccination doses, health officials have said.
A new technical briefing from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) says 12 of the 22 known cases up to 30 November had been fully vaccinated.
Another two people infected had been given their first dose at least four weeks earlier.
Six were unvaccinated, with no data available on two of the cases.
However, the data does not tell us how well the vaccine protects against Omicron.
The majority of Delta cases are also in the fully-vaccinated, because more than 80% of the population over 12 has now had two jabs.
See the latest updates on COVID in the UK and around the world
More than half the confirmed cases of Omicron in the UK were after two vaccination doses
The UKHSA has also released a risk assessment of the Omicron variant.
It gives the highest "red" alert against the virus for its theoretical ability, based on its mutations, to evade both vaccine and naturally-acquired immunity. It also warns that it could reduce the effectiveness of monoclonal antibody treatments.
It is important to note, however, that the UKHSA's confidence level for the following bullet points is "low".
Amber status – Transmissibility Between Humans. "At least as transmissible as currently circulating variants. Omicron is transmitting rapidly and successfully. Increased transmissibility compared to Delta is biologically plausible."
Red status – Naturally Acquired Immunity. "Mutations suggestive of reduced protection from natural immunity. Based on experience with other variants, laboratory data on individual mutations, and structural modelling, the mutations present are very likely to reduce antibody binding."
Red status – Vaccine-Derived Immunity. "Mutations suggestive of reduced protection from vaccine derived immunity. The mutations present are likely to reduce antibody binding."
Red status – Therapeutics. "Mutations suggestive of reduced effectiveness of a treatment in UK clinical use. The mutations present are likely to reduce the binding of most available therapeutic monoclonal antibodies, based on structural modelling."
Omicron sample arrives in UK
The UKHSA added that PCR tests are able to distinguish Omicron from other variants, giving a "strong early signal" of UK infections.
So called S-gene drop out, which is indicative of Omicron and some other variants, has risen by 141% in the last week. In the previous 90 days it was fluctuating up and down, suggesting the new rise is linked to faster growth.
The document notes: "However, the number cannot be interpreted as a change in transmissibility or an increase in the absolute number."
Monitoring of wastewater has found "very little evidence" of Omicron up to 21 November, but more recent data is being analysed.
In another update on Friday, the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE), said Omicron may be more transmissible through the air.
Minutes from its latest meeting say Omicron "might show more airborne transmission".
There are strong caveats, however. The "preliminary indications" are made with "low confidence", the summary adds.
In addition, confirmed Omicron cases in the UK are expected to rise sharply.
An update of genetic sequencing data by the COVID-19 Genomics UK Consortium, which does the bulk of the variant analysis, reveals there have been 56 cases of Omicron in England.
Currently the UKHSA puts the total in England at 29.
A source confirmed that there will be an official update to UKHSA figures "shortly" and the UK total "won't be less" than 66.
COG-UK currently puts the number of confirmed cases in Scotland at 10, but First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed more infections, bringing the total for the nation to 29.
The UKHSA takes data from a couple of sources when compiling totals.
Your Omicron questions answered: Watch a special programme with COVID experts on Sky News at 7pm


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Steven Spielberg Biography
Steven Spielberg is an American film director, producer, and screenwriter who is widely considered one of the most influential and successful filmmakers in the history of cinema. Born on December 18, 1946, in Cincinnati, Ohio, Spielberg began making short films while still in high school. He later attended California State University, Long Beach, where he studied film.
Spielberg's career began in the 1970s, with the release of his first feature film, "The Sugarland Express" (1974). The film was a moderate success, but it was his next film, "Jaws" (1975), that established him as a major force in Hollywood. "Jaws" became the highest-grossing film of all time at that point, and it helped to launch the era of the "blockbuster" movie.
Spielberg followed "Jaws" with a string of critically acclaimed and commercially successful films, including "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" (1977), "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981), and "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" (1982). In the 1980s, he also produced and directed "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" (1984) and "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" (1989), which further cemented his reputation as one of the most talented and successful filmmakers of his generation.
In the 1990s, Spielberg directed a number of films that received critical acclaim and awards recognition, including "Schindler's List" (1993), which won seven Academy Awards, including Best Director and Best Picture, and "Saving Private Ryan" (1998), which earned him his second Best Director Oscar. He also produced and directed "Jurassic Park" (1993), which became one of the highest-grossing films of all time.
Steven Spielberg Net Worth $9 Billion
Name Steven Spielberg
Salary $1 Billion +
Monthly Income $80 Million +
Date of Birth December 18, 1946
Age 76 Yrs
Height 1.72 M (5′ 6")
Profession American Film Director
In the 2000s and 2010s, Spielberg continued to direct critically acclaimed and commercially successful films, including "Munich" (2005), "War Horse" (2011), and "Lincoln" (2012), which earned him his third Best Director Oscar nomination. He also produced and directed "The Adventures of Tintin" (2011) and "Ready Player One" (2018).
Throughout his career, Spielberg has been honored with numerous awards and honors, including the Kennedy Center Honors in 1999, the American Film Institute Life Achievement Award in 1995, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2015. He is also a co-founder of DreamWorks Studios, which has produced many successful films and television shows.
Spielberg is considered one of the most influential and successful filmmakers in the history of cinema, and his films have grossed over $10 billion worldwide. He is known for his ability to balance commercial success with critical acclaim, and for his ability to create memorable and emotionally powerful films that resonate with audiences of all ages.
Steven Spielberg Wiki
Steven Allan Spielberg is an American film director, producer, and screenwriter. He is considered one of the most influential and successful filmmakers in the history of cinema. Spielberg was born on December 18, 1946, in Cincinnati, Ohio, and began making short films while still in high school. He later attended California State University, Long Beach, where he studied film.
Spielberg's career began in the 1970s with the release of his first feature film, "The Sugarland Express" (1974). The film was a moderate success, but it was his next film, "Jaws" (1975), that established him as a major force in Hollywood. "Jaws" became the highest-grossing film of all time at that point, and it helped to launch the era of the "blockbuster" movie.
Spielberg's films have grossed over $10 billion worldwide and he has directed critically acclaimed films like "Schindler's List" (1993), "Saving Private Ryan" (1998), "Munich" (2005), and "Lincoln" (2012) which earned him his third Best Director Oscar nomination. He also produced and directed "Jurassic Park" (1993) and "The Adventures of Tintin" (2011) and "Ready Player One" (2018)
Steven Spielberg Wife
Steven Spielberg is currently married to actress and philanthropist Kate Capshaw. They first met on the set of his film "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" (1984), in which Capshaw starred. They began dating in 1985 and were married on October 12, 1991. The couple has seven children together, including five biological children and two adopted children.
Prior to his marriage to Kate Capshaw, Spielberg was married to actress Amy Irving from 1985 to 1989. They have one child together, a son named Max.
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Throughout his marriage, Spielberg has been a dedicated family man, and his wife, Kate Capshaw, has been a constant support throughout his career. She has been involved in various philanthropic causes and together, they founded the Starlight Children's Foundation, an organization that helps children suffering from chronic and life-threatening illnesses.
Steven Spielberg Net Worth
As of 2021, Steven Spielberg's net worth is estimated to be around $3.7 billion. He is considered one of the wealthiest and most successful filmmakers in the history of cinema.
Spielberg's career began in the 1970s with the release of his first feature film, "The Sugarland Express" (1974). However, it was his next film, "Jaws" (1975), that established him as a major force in Hollywood. "Jaws" became the highest-grossing film of all time at that point, and it helped to launch the era of the "blockbuster" movie.
Spielberg's films have grossed over $10 billion worldwide, and he has directed critically acclaimed films like "Schindler's List" (1993), "Saving Private Ryan" (1998), "Munich" (2005), and "Lincoln" (2012), which earned him his third Best Director Oscar nomination. He also produced and directed "Jurassic Park" (1993) and "The Adventures of Tintin" (2011) and "Ready Player One" (2018).
In addition to his successful film career, Spielberg has also made substantial earnings from his production company, Amblin Entertainment, which he co-founded in 1981. The company has produced many successful films and television shows, including the "Jurassic Park" series, "Back to the Future" trilogy, and "Men in Black" series.
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In addition to his film career, Spielberg has also been involved in various philanthropic causes and together with his wife Kate Capshaw, founded the Starlight Children's Foundation, an organization that helps children suffering from chronic and life-threatening illnesses.
Overall, Spielberg's net worth is a testament to his success as a filmmaker and producer, his ability to create films that resonate with audiences of all ages, and his savvy business acumen.
Steven Spielberg Family
Steven Spielberg has a large and diverse family. He was born to Leah Adler, a concert pianist and restaurateur, and Arnold Spielberg, an electrical engineer. He has three sisters, Anne, Nancy, and Sue.
Spielberg was first married to actress Amy Irving from 1985 to 1989. They have one child together, a son named Max. He later married actress and philanthropist Kate Capshaw in 1991. They have seven children together, including five biological children and two adopted children.
Spielberg's children are;
Sasha Rebecca Spielberg: Born in 1990, she is the oldest of Spielberg's children with Kate Capshaw. She is an actress and musician.
Sawyer Avery Spielberg: Born in 1992, he is the second child of Spielberg and Capshaw. He is an actor and musician.
Mikaela George Spielberg: Born in 1996, she is the third child of Spielberg and Capshaw. She is an actress and singer.
Destry Allyn Spielberg: Born in 1996, she is the fourth child of Spielberg and Capshaw. She is an actress and model.
Theo Spielberg: Born in 1988, he is the adopted son of Spielberg and Capshaw. He is a musician.
Jessica Capshaw: Born in 1976, she is the adopted daughter of Spielberg and Capshaw. She is an actress.
Max Samuel Spielberg: Born in 1985, he is the son of Spielberg and his first wife, Amy Irving. He is a musician.
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As we had a long day ahead of us, we had a very early breakfast and set out of the house by 8.30am (or thereabouts). It was an approximately 1 hour 45 minutes drive from our apartment to Philip Island Nature Parks.
We headed straight to Penguin Parade to purchase our 3 Park Pass with Penguin Plus combo tickets.
We had initially wanted to get the ordinary 3 Park Pass, which would have cost us AUD 41.60/adult, but I thought we could get a better view from the Penguin Plus Viewing Platform as it has less people. Luckily for us, they had a promotion this month where one child enters free with every paying adult. Hence, it cost us a total of AUD 220 for four adults (i.e. AUD 55/adult) instead of AUD 250.
The 3 Park Pass covers 3 places of interest in Philip Island, namely, Penguin Parade, Koala Conservation Centre and Churchill Island Heritage Farm. You do not need to visit all three parks on the same day but you have to visit Penguin Parade first before visiting the other two parks within 6 months of visiting Penguin Parade.
Our first stop is the Koala Conservation Centre, where we were able to see koalas in their natural habitat.
This way to the koala boardwalk!
Walking through the gates and trying VERY HARD to spot a koala!
With the stuffed koala at the information area near the ticketing counter.
The mum-in-law and brother-in-law, who had never seen a koala in person before, were really disappointed that they were hiding so high up in the trees. They were so desperate that they even took photos with the fake stuffed one near the information counter!
We drove to Philip Island Chocolate Factory next, which was a must-visit for me the chocolate fanatic!
Our tickets to Pannys Amazing World of Chocolate! The most delicious ticket that I've bought!
We started the journey by going back to the beginning: what chocolate is made of (cocoa) and how it's made.
Close up of the Dame Edna mosaic. It's really chocolate!
It's a Chocolate Village, a whole miniature structure made of chocolate (except for the train and its tracks)!
Detailed bridges made completely of chocolate!
Look at the details of the trees and houses! Very realistic.
We moved on to learn how chocolate is made in the factory.
1 tonne of solid chocolate!!
At the last station, we got to make our very own chocolate in any design we liked!
Can't wait to eat our "masterpiece"!
We had a tight schedule to adhere to so off we went to Churchill Island Heritage Farm.
We got a bit confused when we arrived at this single lane bridge because well, it was just one lane for both directions! Had to make sure that no other cars were using it from the other side before quickly driving across!
After we crossed the bridge however, we knew immediately that we had arrived at the right place.
There were many activities happening at the farm but we were most interested in only two, namely, cow milking and sheep shearing. It was fun!
Mum-in-law's first time milking a cow! She was thrilled!
Sheep shearing happening at 2.30pm.
We thought it was going to be one of these two sheep but it was actually another sheep held in the back. These two were just for show!
Girl posing with the sheepskin that was just sheared.
We also had a lot of fun interacting with the rest of the farm animals and taking scenic photos.
The kids loved the soft grass so much that they ran here and there on it and didn't want to leave!
We still had a bit of time so we headed to The Nobbies, located at the South of Philip Island just 5 minutes from Penguin Parade. Apparently you can see seals from the lookout if you used a pair of binoculars.
The rocks below the boardwalk can be very dangerous. Stay within the boardwalk!
Beautiful view of the rocks!
See the island of rocks at the far end of the photo? Apparently if you looked through a binoculars, you can see a whole colony of seals taking refuge in the safety of the rocks.
It is really cold at The Nobbies so make sure you are dressed in thicker clothes than I did (was too lazy to put on my jacket).
We headed to Penguin Parade and had a quick dinner before heading to the Penguin Plus Viewing Platform to await the arrival of the Little Penguins (that's the name of their species). The penguins are wild animals so the parade timings depend on the season so do check their calendar before you visit.
Selfie of all of us while waiting.
The sky was darkening as we waited. It was a really looong wait!
Anyway, we all thought it wasn't worth it to pay extra for Penguin Plus. Although the penguins were cute and we saw them really up close (so close that we can almost touch them!), we could have been just as happy seeing them from the Regular Viewing Platforms.
Anyway, as it was already dark, we left in a hurry so that we could get back in time. On the way back, for some reason even though I had used the toilet before I left Penguin Parade, I needed to use the toilet again! And there were none in sight! I had to endure till we saw a petrol station/rest stop in the distance. "I'm saved!" I cheered.


Breath is Life. It simply is.
For as long as we live we breathe.
It is the Pulse of life!
Questions by Jördis Jakubzcick, Somatic Movement Therapist and colleague.
The Breath can travel (energetically) through the whole body.
Sports, sprint, fight and flight, Adrenaline, accelerated heart beat.
Nervous system gets message: be alarmed to run!
Enough oxygene to the muscles to make the system operate as fast as possible.
this happens by sudden shock or internal tension, holding the breath and then suddenly letting go. It can result in irregular breathrhythmn.
In case the body is constantly breathing up high but not deep it can cause Hyperventilation and Dizzyness.
Belly goes out with the inhale, abdominal wall sinks back with the exhale, often deeper than High Breath.
Calms down nervous system. Breath of letting go. Relaxation.
How we balance and carry ourselves is closely connected with the alignment of the pelvis , as it is the center of the body.
– Kyphosis: the tail is tucked in, the lower back is pressed against the floor.
Many ailments (like lower back pain, or pelvic instability for instance after giving birth) have their origin when alignment of the skeleton and stabilizing muscles don't work well together.
The position of pelvic neutrality is vital as basis for all movement: be it yoga practice, walking, or any form of exercise. It is the healthiest position for your posture.
It's is easiest experienced lying down with the spine supported by the floor.
when you feel the pelvis neutral in this supported floor position it is easier to also feel the same as you stand, walk, practice or dance !
The Taco Altos (High Heels) propel your pelvis automatically forward into a lordosis situation.
Inner core muscle strength can help you balance and dance with ease and stability for hours in a milonga!
This film shows the connection of the leg extension to the base of the pelvis.
Breath support is Mula Bandha Breathing.
Activation of Mula Bandha helps engage and tone the pelvic floor.
It gives a sense of compactnesss and firmness of your pelvic base. Connects to the Muladhara chakra.
This chakra represents being rooted – like being home, earth, sexuality. Basic Instincts.
Becoming familiar with Mula Bandha breathing is an essential part of the classes I give.
It is the base for Dancing the Inner Matrix.
The video below shows and explains the Mula Bandha Breathing.
You do need a membership password to watch it.
please sign up via the pop up and you'll receive the password and a gratis Body-Mind Checklist.
You can do this sitting, standing or lying down, whatever your current situation allows.
Let your Jaw be loose, the Tongue inside of your mouth resting relaxed behind your bottom teeth.
Allow the inhale to flow into your body, don't pull it in, just let it happen by it self.
Bring it in front of your inner eye together with the breath.
Be as concrete and detailled as possible with it!
You can use the same image or different ones, but make sure you let breath and postive image happen together.
Whenever your mind jumps to worry again or looses the image, on the next breath: repeat.
Practice this for 1- 2 min.
Notice the change in your mood and energy!
Allow the breath to flow into your body, don't pull it in, just let it happen by it self.
Simply by focussing on the flow of the breathing the breathing might become deeper and longer.
The counting creates space inside of the mind and creates space between the thoughts as well.
Observe what's happening to your mood and energy.


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Q: How do I create links in navbar? I am in the process of creating my first ever website for my programming course this year and it will be put on the internet. I have kind of the home page and I have the navbar there. Now, let's say I have "contact us" in the navbar and after clicking on it, I want the "contact us" page to open. WHERE do I write the code fot the "contact us" page? Do I make a new .html file, copy some of the code from the original page and change what I want for the "contact us"?? And in what form do I write the link for the "contact us" page on the original page?

KONTAKTUJTE NÁS

I looked at other websites on the net and its always URL of the original page and then /contact-us. But, just...how? I will be thankful for every answer.
I know I am gonna sound really dumb right now and believe me, I searched the internet for hours but I don't really know how to formulate my question (English isn't my motherlanguage, so that's probabably part of the problem, too). I always get the "put  there with the hyperlink". But like the page is not on the internet yet and I just don't know where to write the code.

A: Yes, You should create a contact us page as html file in the same project.
like Contact.html
And set a linke like

 Contact us

Same as when you want to go origin.html in contact page

 origin

A: Thats basic HTML. Let's say index.html is your landing page and you'd like to go to contact.html.
your index.html file would be:
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <title>index</title>

    contact

contact.html:
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <title>contact</title>

Contact

Now you can open the index.html file in a browser and click on the link. The contact.html will open.
You might wanna read some articles about basic html:
W3Schools HTML
W3Schools HTML Links

A: You can make the navigation as shown below, but in real project for each page only the part of the html is changed and other code like header, navigation, footer is reused.
In order to achieve that template engines are used, you can refer https://www.educative.io/answers/what-are-template-engines to know more

*{
  margin:0;
  padding:0;
}
nav{
  width:100%;
  background-color:black;
  height:2rem;
  display:flex;
  justify-content:center;
  align-items:center;
}
ul{
  display:flex;
  list-style:none;
}
li:not(:last-child){
  padding-right:1rem;
}
li a{
  text-decoration:none;
  color:white;
}

Home

About Us

Contact Us

A: It's use PHP to direct multiple page from one index page
In index:
<?php
  require_once('config.php');
  require_once(@mainpage);
?>

In config.php:
<?php
  @$viewpage=$_REQUEST['page'];
  switch($viewpage)
  {
    case 'contactus':
      $mainpage="contactus.php";
      break;
  }
?>

To link the direction:
"index.php?page=contactus"

A: you can create/add links in navbar by using this tag:

*

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Not only did my private secretary, Dessa, get us a signed Jersey from the Whitecaps, but I didn't do to bad myself. Texcan decided to sponsor a hole and Bearcat Enterprises is supplying a TEXAS MICKEY.
awesome.. but i prefer executive assistant.. lol Great work Mike!!


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Infamous Serial Killers
Just Plain Insane
Kids That Kill
Wicked Women
Carroll Edward Cole – Twice Caught In The Act of Attempted Murder and Released
Maxwell Charles
Murder in Dallas
Dallas police are no strangers to violent death, and Detective Gerald Robinson expected no surprises when he was called to examine a woman's corpse at 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 12, 1980. The body had been found 45 minutes earlier on Bryan Street, an inner-city neighborhood of honky-tonk saloons, cheap lodgings and greasy-spoon restaurants. Tempers flared often there, and the results were sometimes fatal.
Robinson found the victim nude from the waist down, her blouse ripped open. Bruises on her neck suggested strangulation as the cause of death. Her torn slacks lay 20 feet away, hastily concealed in a clump of trees. Drag marks and abrasions on the woman's flesh showed that she had been hauled across dirt and gravel after she was killed and stripped. A driver's license in the victim's pocket identified her as 32-year-old Wanda Faye Roberts, residing five blocks north of the site where she was found. Postmortem tests revealed no sexual assault, but they proved that Roberts had been drinking heavily before she died.
Enter Eddie
Police scoured the Bryan Street bars and soon found one where Roberts was known as a regular. The bartender recalled her latest visit, on the night she was murdered. Roberts had left the bar around 2:00 a.m. with another frequent customer, known only as "Eddie."
Detective Robinson filed the clue but could do nothing with it. He needed a suspect and there were thousands of "Eddies" in Dallas. So, there was nothing Robinson could do but wait.
Near midnight on November 30th in 1980, 43-year-old Sally Thompson's two sons brought a girlfriend home to visit at her Dallas apartment. They saw lights burning in the living room and heard the TV playing, but the door was locked. Knocking and rattling the knob, they waited several minutes before a stranger opened the door. He was slender, average height, with dark hair and a thin mustache. He reeked of whiskey and appeared disoriented, but he offered no resistance as the boys pushed past him.
They found their mother lying on the floor, face down beside the couch, with her jeans and panties wadded around her ankles. Frightened now, the boys fled to a neighbor's apartment and summoned police. Offices found the stranger standing beside Thompson's corpse and took him into custody without resistance.
Carroll Edward Cole
The man identified himself as Carroll Edward Cole, residing two blocks from the Thompson apartment. When questioned, he recalled meeting Thompson at a nearby bar and accepting her invitation to come home for sex. Cole had been undressing her, he said, when Thompson suddenly collapsed. Paramedics on the scene found no signs of violence on her body, suggesting possible death from an overdose of alcohol or drugs. Cole was detained until a medical examiner completed the autopsy, listing Thompson's cause of death as "indeterminate, and then he was released.
Detective Robinson reviewed the Thompson file next morning, noting that Cole's middle name might be shortened to "Eddie" by friends. He also noted that Cole's Lemmon Avenue address was a halfway house for felons on parole, located within two miles of the Wanda Roberts murder scene. A call to the halfway house told Robinson that Cole had arrived in Dallas on October 8, 1980, two days after his release from a federal lockup for mail theft. After missing curfew several times, he had left the halfway house on November 3, but called back to negotiate a second chance on the night Wanda Roberts was murdered. A further background check on Cole revealed an extensive criminal record, including a 1967 Missouri conviction for felonious assault on an adolescent girl.
That afternoon, Robinson led a team of plainclothesmen to pick Carroll Edward Cole up at his workplace, a Toys R Us warehouse. In custody, Cole repeated his story about Sally Thompson and admitted a casual acquaintance with Wanda Roberts. They had quarreled the night she died, Cole said, but he had no idea who had killed her.
In the midst of the interview, Robinson was called to visit the scene of an officer-involved shooting. As if disappointed by the interruption, Cole launched into a murder confession, describing the death of a woman he'd met in a Dallas saloon. It took several moments for Robinson to realize the details fit neither Sally Thompson's nor Wanda Roberts's murders. This one, apparently, had been committed on November 9th. A swift records check identified the victim as 52-year-old Dorothy King, found dead in her apartment on November 11, 1980. Again, the coroner had blamed her passing on an overdose of alcohol.
Returning from that errand, Robinson decided to start from scratch. "Now about that girl in the bar," he began. "Tell me about her." Carroll Edward Cole frowned and replied, "Which one?"
The Body Count
Cole's litany of death consumed the afternoon and evening of December 1, 1980. Detective Robinson took notes as the prisoner admitted strangling Dorothy King, Wanda Roberts and Sally Thompson. In each case the scenario was nearly identical: a barroom meeting, promises of sex, and Cole's hands clamped around a dying woman's neck.
Nor were the Dallas murders isolated incidents. In fact, there had been six before them in the past nine years. All drunken sluts, by Cole's account. All strangled. Some of them molested after death.
In San Diego he remembered three victims. The first was Essie Buck, a tavern owner strangled, stripped and dumped outside the city limits in May of 1971. The second was Bonnie Sue O'Neil, a prostitute Carroll Edward Cole strangled and discarded in the alley behind an appliance shop where he worked in August 1979. A month later Cole's alcoholic wife Diana fell prey to his murderous rage, her body wrapped in blankets and hidden in a closet of their home while 'Eddie' hit the road.
And He Just Kept Talking
Las Vegas was another city where Carroll Edward Cole had spent considerable time, and he had claimed two victims there. Part-time prostitute Kathlyn Blum was strangled and dumped in a residential neighborhood during May of 1977. More than two years later, in November 1979, victim Marie Cushman had been left in the bed she shared briefly with Cole at the Casbah Hotel. The final victim on Cole's list was Myrlene Hamer, nicknamed "Teepee" for her Native American roots. Strangled and dumped in a field outside Casper, Wyoming, her body was recovered by authorities in August of 1975.
When he ran out of names, Carroll Edward Cole was booked into Dallas City Jail on three counts of first-degree murder. Despite his confessions, however, Cole still presented a problem for prosecutors. Local medical examiners had missed the cause of death on two of his three victims, and San Diego authorities told the press Cole had killed no one at all in their city. Deputy Coroner Jay Johnson told reporters, "I don't believe there's anything to it," while Lt. John Gregory, chief of San Diego's homicide squad, held a similar view. "The coroner conducted thorough autopsies," Gregory declared, "and the man would have to have been some sort of expert to have strangled these women without leaving any bruise marks."
Was Carroll Edward Cole Sane
Meanwhile, Dallas psychiatrists examined Carroll Edward Cole to learn if he was fit for trial. Cole's blasé descriptions of murder and necrophilia unnerved them, but the doctors agreed that he was legally sane. Cole's trial began on April 6, 1981 before Judge John Mead, with Cole himself appearing as the sole defense witness.
Under oath, he (Carroll Edward Cole) told a story of childhood abuse inflicted by his sadistic, adulterous mother, giving rise to a morbid obsession with women who betrayed their husbands or lovers. "I think," he told the jury, "I've been killing her through them." Details of the Dallas slayings were "pretty fuzzy," Cole said, but he surprised the court by adding three more victims to his formal tally. The "new" crimes included two more women killed in San Diego and a victim slain in Oklahoma City on Thanksgiving in 1977.
"This one is almost a complete blank," Cole said of the Oklahoma victim. He didn't know the woman's name, but Cole remembered finding pieces of her body scattered from the bathroom to the kitchen of his small apartment. "Evidently I had done some cooking the night before," he testified. "There was some meat on the stove in a frying pan and part that I hadn't eaten on a plate, on the table."
Did Carroll Edward Cole Exaggerate His Crimes
Jurors had heard enough. Prosecutor Mary Ludwick blamed the cannibalism confession on Cole's "tendency to grossly exaggerate" and a wild bid for an insanity plea. The panel deliberated barely 25 minutes before convicting Cole on three counts of murder. Judge Mead spared his life with a sentence of life imprisonment on April 9, 1981.
The Whipping Boy
Carroll Edward Cole was born at Sioux City, Iowa on May 9, 1938, the second son of LaVerne and Vesta Cole. A sister followed in 1939, before the family moved to Richmond, California, LaVerne seeking work in the local shipyards. Drafted to serve his country in World War II, LaVerne would be absent when his younger son's life took a sudden and bizarre turn for the worse.
One day in 1943, as Carroll Edward Cole recalled, his mother took him with her to visit an unfamiliar apartment. There she met soldiers, engaging in drunken sex while 'Eddie' waited in the squalid parlor with strangers. Afterward, at home, Vesta beat Eddie and twisted his arms, threatening worse if he ever revealed her transgression. The excursions were repeated, each capped with increasingly sadistic punishment, until his father returned home at war's end. According to school records, Vesta kept her whipping boy at home until age seven, when by law he should have entered first grade at six.
Daddy Returns
War's end and his father's return brought relief of a sort, but only by a matter of degree. Vesta still harassed and punished Eddie over the slightest infraction, and he had also begun to suffer at school. Playmates teased him mercilessly about his "girl's name," often leaving him in tears.
"The kids made quite a thing of taunting me," Carroll Edward Cole later recalled. "I felt the animosity, withdrawing more and more into myself." One afternoon, hiding beneath the porch at home, Cole briefly "blacked out" and awoke to find he had strangled the family's puppy. Strangely relieved by the act of killing, he began to fantasize about killing his mother–or, for that matter, any female who crossed his path.
Despite those lethal daydreams, Cole's first murder victim would be male. The boy–"an ass from school named Duane"–was one of those who taunted Carroll Edward Cole relentlessly about his name. One summer afternoon in 1946, Cole joined his brother and a group of other boys to go swimming at Richmond's yacht harbor. Duane was part of the group, and they had barely reached their destination when he resumed the tired old litany: "How does it feel to have a girl's name, Carroll?"
They were alone, with Carroll Edward Cole in the water and Duane crouched on a nearby log, prepared to spring. He held his nose and jumped, Cole tracking his progress from a trail of bubbles, moving to intercept Duane. As Duane tried to surface, Cole clamped his legs around the other boy's neck, bracing his hands against the nearest log for leverage. "I held him under till I knew he was dead," Cole later wrote. "And when I let him go, he sank."
Authorities dismissed the drowning as an accident, though Cole spent several months in fear of imminent arrest. "I was afraid of the police–with reason, as I thought–but there was no remorse about Duane," Cole said. "I hated him, and I was glad I stood up for myself."
It was the first time, but it certainly would not be the last.
The thrill derived from murder is a temporary fix. Like any other powerful narcotic, homicidal violence satisfies the senses for a time, but the effect soon fades. And when it does, a predator goes hunting.
"If I thought my life was going to improve," Carroll Edward Cole said, of killing Duane, "I was sadly mistaken. Neither at home or at school. I was getting meaner and meaner, fighting all the time in a way to hurt or maim, and my thoughts were not the ideas of an innocent child, believe me."
Carroll Edward Cole masked his morbid fantasies to a degree, in elementary school and junior high, but they began to take a toll. An IQ test administered in February 1953 ranked Cole at the "genius" level of 152, but his grades scraped along that semester at a D+ average. By high school he was burglarizing liquor stores and drinking heavily, finally dropping out entirely in the middle of his junior year.
Cole worked briefly at a Richmond factory, then joined the Navy in February 1957. Drinking and theft of government property sent him to the brig, but it was a San Diego arrest on suspicion of burglary and auto theft that finally got Carroll Edward Cole discharged on October 4, 1958. For reasons even he could not explain, Cole returned to his parents' home in Richmond and endured a new round of abuse from his mother, rubbing his nose in the latest abject failure.
Carroll Edward Cole remained with the family, working odd jobs and logging various minor arrests, until June 1, 1960. That night, prowling a local lover's lane, he approached two couples in a parked car and attacked them with a hammer. Convicted of assault with a deadly weapon on June 28, he was sentenced to 30 days on the county work farm.
In January 1961 Cole flagged down a Richmond police car and told the patrolmen of his urge to rape and strangle women. Several phone calls later, the officers suggested voluntary self-committal to a mental hospital. Carroll Edward Cole entered Napa State Hospital on February 2, 1961, for 90 days' observation and treatment. He wanted help, but dared not mention Duane's murder and could not bring himself to discuss Vesta's cruelty. Reports from Napa record Cole's fantasy of a "happy childhood," noting that he "talk[ed] about both of his parents in rather glowing terms." Vesta confirmed the lie when she was interviewed by Dr. R.C. Hitchen. Another psychiatrist, Dr. L.M. Jones, described the final meeting where staff members discussed Cole's case:
It was felt by some that he was a possible sexual psychopath, potentially dangerous to the community. Staff made a diagnosis of Anti-Social Sociopathic Personality Disturbance on March 21st and recommended that he be discharged, Not Suitable, Not Mentally Ill and recommended that he apply for outside psychiatric treatment or voluntary admission to Atascadero State Hospital because of his sadistic, abnormal sexual tendencies.
Napa staffers released Carroll Edward Cole on March 25, 1961. While serving a six-month sentence for auto theft, that July, Cole repeated his plea for psychiatric help. Judge Raymond Coughlin signed the committal order on October 6 and Cole entered Atascadero State Hospital 10 days later. Doctors there found his test results "very puzzling and contradictory." Dr. Irwin Hart diagnosed Cole as "a very passive-dependent person with a façade of independence, and confusion concerning sexual identification."
Cole was transferred to Stockton State Hospital for further testing and treatment on September 12, 1962. There, Dr. I.I. Weiss noted that "He seems to be afraid of the female figure and cannot have intercourse with her first but must kill her before he can do it." Weiss diagnosed Cole's condition as a "schizophrenic reaction, chronic undifferentiated type"–and released him on April 19, 1963 with an "indefinite leave of absence to self.
Upon his release, Carroll Edward Cole noted that his family "was solicitous, to some extent, but they were really wishing I was elsewhere." Brother Richard had moved to Dallas with his wife, and Texas was suggested for a change of scene. LaVerne bought the bus ticket in May 1963 and 'Eddie' headed south.
Poor Prognosis
Carroll Edward Cole later recalled that his brother "spent the next few weeks showing me Dallas through bar and tavern windows." Soon, he was able to find the saloons–and the women they attracted–by himself. On July 5, 1963, despondent over a failed attempt to strangle a woman he met in one dive, Cole attempted suicide with pills and spent four days in a psychiatric ward.
Soon after his release Cole met Neville "Billy" Whitworth, an alcoholic stripper whom he described as "neurotic and unstable, just like me." It was the ultimate co-dependent relationship, complete with raging violence on both sides. Cole and Billy married in November 1963, soon after her part-time employer–one Jack Ruby–murdered the alleged assassin of President John Kennedy. The marriage was chaotic from day one, lust and anger fueled by alcohol, interrupted by arrests for drunkenness and domestic violence.
Carroll Edward Cole On The Move Again
It came to a head in August 1965, Carroll Edward Cole convinced that Billy was servicing men at the motel where they lived. Furious, Cole set the place on fire and was indicted for arson on August 19, convicted and sentenced to two years' imprisonment in March 1966. He served nine months and was released on January 5, 1967. Tired of Billy, and their wasted life, he started drifting aimlessly, his travels marked by a series of arrests.
An Oklahoma City court fined him $20 for "vagrancy by pimping" in April 1967. A month later he invaded the bedroom of a 11-year-old girl in Lake Ozark, Missouri and tried to strangle her as she slept. Her screams summoned help, and Carroll Edward Cole was captured moments later by police, facing 10 years in prison on a charge of felonious assault with intent to ravish.
"The public was so aroused," Cole recalled, "that in another time frame, I would doubtless have been taken out and lynched." Instead, he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of assault with intent to kill and received a five-year prison term. He was paroled on May 1, 1970, entirely unrepentant. "If anything," he later admitted, "I was worse."
Carroll Edward Cole Returns To Nevada
Cole drifted back to San Diego, then to Reno, Nevada. Twice he tried to strangle women met in bars, but his victims escaped both times. On September 19, 1970 he surrendered to Reno police and confessed his urge to murder women. Detained on a charge of disorderly conduct, Cole was committed four days later to a state hospital at Sparks, Nevada. There, Dr. Felix Peebles diagnosed Cole as an "anti-social personality with alcoholism, with compulsion to strangle and rape pretty females. By October 13th that diagnosis had changed to brand Cole "a highly manipulative young man who is utilizing his difficulties with the law in the past and his threats of violence upon others to find shelter when he is out of funds or ways to get what he wants." Dr. Peebles ordered Cole released, with the following notations in his file:
Condition on Discharge: The same as on admission Prognosis: Poor Under "disposition" Peebles noted, "He was discharged and placed on an Express Bus for Los Angeles where he was to change buses and go on to his home in San Diego, California." Eddie wasn't cured, but he was someone else's problem now. And he (Carroll Edward Cole) had long given up on seeking real help.
A Border Town
Naming San Diego as his home was a strategic move on Cole's part. "As a border town," he later wrote, "it's wild and practically anything goes. Also, being in California, it's easy to get on welfare, and my record with the state hospitals qualified me for more disability."
Carroll Edward Cole played the game to a point, training as a nurse's aide, but he was appalled by local hospital conditions. "Have you ever seen a patient eaten up with bed sores because someone didn't care enough to do their job?" he wrote. "And the verbal abuse was something else. I often thought of waylaying one of those nurses in the parking lot, killing her for the old folks, but unfortunately our classes were in the daytime."
Instead, he transferred his aggression to others. After three flings at psychiatry, Cole noted, "My urges were stronger than ever but I wasn't concerned about it anymore. I just said to hell with it and waited to see what would happen." On May 7, 1971 he met Essie Buck in a San Diego tavern and strangled her in his car, leaving her body in the trunk overnight. Next morning, Cole remembered, "I felt nothing–not elation, guilt, or any of the feelings thought to appease someone like me. Just cold nothing." He discarded the body on May 9, his thirty-third birthday.
More Murders for Carroll Edward Cole
Two weeks later, Cole would claim, he met another hard-drinking woman known only as Wilma and strangled her after a night on the town. He buried her corpse in the foothills outside San Ysidro, where it remains undiscovered to this day. His third victim, a week after Wilma, was killed and buried in similar fashion. If Carroll Edward Cole ever knew her name, he had forgotten it years later, when he penned an account of the murder from prison.
In June of 1971, while serving time for theft and drunk driving, Cole was questioned by San Diego homicide detective Robert Ring. Essie Buck was mentioned, startling Cole. He admitted sleeping with her on the night she died, but claimed he woke next morning to find her dead of unknown causes beside him. Cole had dumped her body in a panic, he claimed. "It was far fetched," Cole wrote in 1985, "but Ring bought it." Carroll Edward Cole was released on schedule, in March of 1972.
A short time later, hunting, he drove to San Ysidro on the Mexican border. Cole picked up two Hispanic women in a bar and took them for a ride. A few miles outside town, to drink more beer, but Carroll Edward Cole had other plans. When one woman slipped away to relieve herself, he bludgeoned her companion with a hammer, then strangled the other upon her return. Afterward, he buried both women in the desert, two more victims who were never found.
Marriage Number Two
In the summer of 1972, shortly after his release from jail on yet another drunk-driving charge, Cole met an alcoholic barmaid named Diana Pashal. They soon moved in together, although neither was monogamous. Diana's infidelity rankled, reviving memories of Cole's mother, but it did not stop him from proposing marriage in July 1973. The union was nearly as tempestuous as his first, and Cole celebrated their first anniversary by fleeing to Nevada with a girlfriend.
Diana forgave him when Cole returned home a month later, in August 1974, and they agreed that no good would come of their relationship in San Diego. They picked Las Vegas on a whim and left to start a brand-new life.
For Carroll Edward Cole, things were about to go from bad to worse.
Killing TeePee
Nothing improved for 'Eddie' and Diana in Las Vegas. They drank as much as ever, and both still had wandering eyes. Despite his ex-con status, Carroll Edward Cole soon found a job transporting coins from the slot machines at McCarran Airport to downtown casinos. The lure of easy cash proved irresistible, and Cole soon fled with a day's receipts, leaving Diana behind as he set off on a rambling cross-country jaunt.
While working oil rigs at Casper, Wyoming in August 1975, Cole met Myrlene "Teepee" Hamer. He noted the wedding ring on her finger and Hamer's seeming disregard for what it meant. After hours of drinking they went for a drive, to find some privacy. Hamer had suggested sex, but Eddie wanted something else. He strangled her in the car, then left her on a grassy hillside, covered with an old sleeping bag. Her corpse was found by police on August 9, and Carroll Edward Cole left town the next day, heading west.
Back in San Diego, Cole stayed briefly with Diana, then wound up in a local detox center after one of his drunken binges. Worse trouble followed when he stole a $1,500 government check from one of his fellow patients and tried to cash it for himself. Charged with mail theft in June 1976, he jumped bail but was soon recaptured and slapped with a new charge of unlawful flight. Conviction on both counts earned him a one-year sentence in February 1977. Paroled in April, he fled back to Las Vegas, a federal fugitive. A month later, he strangled prostitute Kathlyn Blum and dumped her body in a stranger's backyard, where police recovered it on May 14, 1977.
Detectives had no leads in that case, and Carroll Edward Cole stayed in town long enough to be jailed for car theft in North Las Vegas, on July 19, 1977. Cole made bail, then skipped his September court date and made his way to Oklahoma City. Nevada authorities waited until December to swear out a warrant for Cole's arrest, too late to apprehend him–or to stop him from killing again.
On the night before Thanksgiving, sitting in an Oklahoma City topless bar, Cole met a woman who agreed to spend the night with him. "Somewhere in the middle of our making love," he later wrote, "the booze kicked in, or else my mind went blank–I can't say which." He woke at sunrise on November 24 to find the woman dead in his bathtub, both feet and her right arm severed and missing. Cole found those remnants in his refrigerator, while a steak sliced from the corpse's buttocks lay in a skillet on the stove. Using kitchen knives and a hacksaw, he finished the dismemberment, placed her remains in plastic garbage bags and drove them to the city dump, where they presumably were burned.
"That day," he later wrote, "was something else."
And It Was Certainly Not The End.
From Oklahoma City, Carroll Edward Cole drove to Texas and found work at Denver City. Unfortunately, the town was "dry," but that didn't stop Cole from drinking whatever alcohol he could find. He was soon arrested for public drunkenness, and a fingerprint check revealed that he was wanted in California as a federal fugitive. One week later, Cole was headed back to San Diego. And this time he was wearing chains.
On March 8th, in 1978 Carroll Edward Cole received a six-month jail sentence plus three years' probation contingent on full-time employment and participation in an alcoholic rehab program. North Las Vegas dismissed his bail-jumping charges on Cole's fortieth birthday, and Cole was freed on June 16, 1978.
Soon after his release, Cole reunited with Diana. "We got along fine," he later wrote, "but I was sleeping on the couch for several days until she finally invited me into the bedroom." Probation notwithstanding, Cole kept drinking and skated from one part-time job to another. He was jailed for drunkenness on October 25th, slapped with another probation violation, then released on $2,000 bond. Police arrested him again on November 8th, but neglected to inform his probation officer. A federal hearing in March 1979 continued his probation, while Carroll Edward Cole continued his drinking and trolling for victims.
On August 27, 1979 Cole met Bonnie Sue O'Neil in a local bar and took her back to the appliance shop where he was temporarily employed. Years later, Cole recalled their tryst as "a night to end all screwing," but it ended when O'Neil mentioned a need to phone her husband. Cole strangled her on the spot and dumped her body out back, throwing her clothes into a nearby garbage bin. Speaking in 1985, Carroll Edward Cole and his former employers agreed that police on the case never came to the shop or questioned any of the staff.
Cole's marriage was on its last legs by that time. On September 17, 1979 he strangled Diana at home, wrapped her body in blankets, and stowed it in a closet. A neighbor called police eight days later, to report Carroll Edward Cole scrabbling around beneath his house. Patrolmen found him in the crawlspace, working on a grave-sized excavation, and they drove him to the local detox center. By the time he was released next morning, Cole's mother-in-law had found Diana's corpse and the house was crawling with police, but he eluded them and caught a bus to Las Vegas.
In fact, he had nothing to fear from San Diego authorities. Autopsy results pegged Diana's blood-alcohol level at four times the legal limit, and her death was attributed to alcohol poisoning. The only person looking for Cole, so far, was his federal probation officer. A bench warrant for his arrest was issued on September 27, 1979.
In Las Vegas, Carroll Edward Cole found work as a truck driver for a religious charity, picking up donations of clothing and other second-hand items. Newly single, he began dating a female coworker, and while the relationship led to his third marriage, it never prevented Cole from picking up women in bars. One of them was Marie Cushman, who accompanied Cole to the Casbah Hotel on November 3, 1979. He killed her there and left her body in the room, to be discovered by a maid next morning. Curiously, an article in the Las Vegas Review-Journal described two suspects in Cushman's murder: one was "an unidentified 50-year-old man," five-feet-two, with gray hair; the other, described by a Casbah desk clerk, was "an Indian in his thirties, about six feet tall, with short, wavy black hair," driving a Chevrolet with California license plates. Neither bore any resemblance to Carroll Edward Cole, and the false leads left police stymied.
Wife Number Three
Married in Las Vegas on December 16, 1979, Cole took his bride to Texas for a long-term honeymoon. He was stopped for driving without a valid license in early January 1980, and might have escaped with a warning, but a computer name-check turned up the federal bench warrant. Held as a persistent violator of probation, he wound up in Springfield, Missouri, at the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners. In August 1980 Dr. A.E. Miller filed the following report:
There is no evidence of psychosis or neurosis in Mr. Cole. Diagnostically he may be described as a character disorder. It is unlikely that major personality changes will occur. He does not appear motivated for any sort of treatment at this time.
Despite that judgment, Carroll Edward Cole was released on October 4, 1980 and bused off to Dallas, where he would murder three more women by November 30th.
Cole's murder confessions in Dallas rang bells in Las Vegas, where Detective Joe McGuckin heard the news and booked a flight to Texas on December 3, 1980. His interview with Carroll Edward Cole convinced McGuckin that he had solved the homicides of Kathlyn Blum and Marie Cushman, but knowing the killer was not the same thing as bringing him to justice. Texas had Cole on ice for a 25-year minimum, making it doubtful that he would ever face trial in Nevada–unless Cole himself collaborated in the effort.
'Eddie', meanwhile, had other plans. In November 1982, after nearly two years inside, he began plotting an unscheduled exit from the Texas state prison at Huntsville. "By now," he later wrote, "escape was my only thought, and I began to put an elaborate plan in effect." He stole food coloring, to dye his white prison uniform a less conspicuous hue, and Tabasco sauce for his shoes, to throw tracking dogs off the scent. Angling for a transfer to the prison's garden crew, he planned to overpower a guard, take his weapon, and run as if his life depended on it–which it might, considering the temper of his guards. Then, on the eve of his planned escape, Carroll Edward Cole was injured in a prison wood shop accident and transferred to a new facility, his plans all gone for nothing.
Carroll Edward Cole Chooses Death
In January 1984 Cole received a letter from California, advising him of his mother's death. A month later, on February 15, Nevada authorities formally announced their intent to extradite Cole and try him on capital murder charges. Cole waived extradition on March 30 1984, and Las Vegas detectives were sent to fetch him on April 9. In lieu of escape, Carroll Edward Cole had decided he would rather die.
Nevada prosecutors were anxious to oblige. A psychiatrist examined Cole in May 1984, and two more in July; all agreed that he was sane and competent for trial. On August 16 Cole appeared before Judge Myron Leavitt and pleaded guilty on two counts of first-degree murder. Attorney Tom Pitaro, appointed as "standby" counsel over Cole's objections, protested Cole's "attempt to commit legal suicide." In fact, Pitaro argued, Cole had no right to determine his own punishment and thereby "undermine the integrity of the court." For the good of society at large, Pitaro said, he should be granted leave to search for mitigating circumstances.
Carroll Edward Cole had a simpler, more direct perspective. "I believe in capital punishment," he declared. "I don't see where [Pitaro] is going to come up with this stuff, because there's nothing good about me."
Carroll Edward Cole Is Sentenced To Death
Cole's penalty hearing convened on October 12, 1984, before a panel of three judges. Judge Leavitt was joined for the occasion by colleagues Richard Legarza and Norman Robinson. District Attorney Dan Seaton called as witnesses detectives from Las Vegas, Dallas, Missouri and Wyoming to confirm Cole's admissions of serial murder. Two officers from San Diego also testified, but their confused descriptions of the several cases in their city added nothing to the presentation. Cole capped the testimony with his own on October 12, reminding the judges that "within about five more years [he] would be eligible for parole" in Texas (false), and "if not that, I got very ample chances to escape from the Texas Department of Corrections."
The panel took Carroll Edward Cole at his word and sentenced him to die for Marie Cushman's murder. Execution was barred in Kathlyn Blum's death, since Nevada had no death penalty in May 1977. It hardly mattered, though. In Cole's case, one death sentence was enough.
Cole was transferred from Las Vegas to Nevada's state prison at Carson City on November 6, 1984. Ironically, that morning brought an announcement from the warden's office that the prison's death chamber–out of service due to gas leaks for the past five years–was once again open for business. State legislators had saved themselves a $20,000 repair bill by voting for lethal injection in 1983, and the changeover was finally complete.
If Cole died on schedule, he would be Nevada's first inmate to get the needle.
For the next eleven months, Cole doggedly resisted all outside attempts to file appeals on his behalf. The attempts were fewer than expected, in light of his crimes, as most civil libertarians balked at defending a confessed serial killer and cannibal. Nevada's Supreme Court affirmed Cole's death sentence on October 22, 1985 and Judge Leavitt convened a hearing three weeks later, fixing the date of execution as December 6. Carroll Edward Cole had just over three weeks to live.
Carroll Edward Cole spent the time quietly, completing a handwritten autobiography that ran to some 100,000 words, granting permission for a Las Vegas neurosurgeon to study his brain after death, in an effort to explain his violent life. On December 4th he was moved to a seven-by-seven-foot "last night cell," under 24-hour suicide watch to prevent him from cheating the state. The next day, three other death row inmates filed an appeal with the state supreme court on Cole's behalf, declaring him "legally insane," but the court rejected their petition in a special nighttime session.
At 1:43 a.m. on December 6, Carroll Edward Cole entered the execution chamber before an audience of selected witnesses. By 2:05 a.m. he was strapped to the table with needles inserted in both arms. Warden George Sumner signaled for the execution to proceed, a lethal cocktail of chemicals flowing into Cole's veins on command. His body convulsed at 2:07 a.m. and then relaxed. The prison's physician pronounced him dead three minutes later. Emerging from the theater of death moments later, Dan Seaton told the TV cameras, "It is enjoyable to see the system work."
Unfortunately, in the case of Carroll Edward Cole it took four decades, 16 wasted lives and countless dollars to complete the job.
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Sinusonasus ("vlnité nozdry") byl rod troodontidního teropodního dinosaura, žijícího na území dnešní severovýchodní Číny (provincie Liao-ning) v období spodní křídy (asi před 126 miliony let). Typový a jediný dosud známý druh S. magnodens byl formálně popsán čínskými paleontology v roce 2004. Holotyp nese označení IVPP V 11527 a byl objeven v sedimentech souvrství Yixian. V roce 2006 byl v jedné studii zmíněn jako "Sinucerasaurus", jedná se však o mladší objektivní synonymum.

Popis
Rozměry tohoto dinosaura jsou odhadovány asi na 1,2 metru délky a 2,5 kg hmotnosti.

Systematické zařazení
Sinusonasus byl vývojově primitivním troodontidem, spadajícím do podčeledi Sinovenatorinae. Jeho blízkým příbuzným tak byl jiný čínský rod Sinovenator.

Reference

Literatura
 Xu, Xing, Norell, Mark A., Wang, Xiao-Lin, Makovicky, Peter J., Wu, Xiao-Chun (2002). A basal troodontid from the Early Cretaceous of China. Nature, 415: 780-784.
 Ya-Lei Yin, Rui Pei & Chang-Fu Zhou (2018). Cranial morphology of Sinovenator changii (Theropoda: Troodontidae) on the new material from the Yixian Formation of western Liaoning, China. PeerJ 6:e4977. doi: https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.4977
 P. Godefroit, A. Cau, D.-Y. Hu, F. Escuillie, W. Wu and G. Dyke (2013). A Jurassic avialan dinosaur from China resolves the early phylogenetic history of birds. Nature. doi: 10.1038/nature12168

Externí odkazy

 Informace na webu Dino Checker
 Profil sinusonasa na webu Fossilworks

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Dinosauři z Asie

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