Note to fans: Don't ask Jerry Seinfeld for a hug.
Pop star Kesha learned that the hard way Monday night on the red carpet for the National Night of Laughter and Song event at the Kennedy Center. While Tommy McFly of DC's 94.7 Fresh FM was conducting an interview with Seinfeld about transcendental mediation, Kesha went up to the comic and requested a hug — which he repeatedly denied.
"I'm Kesha I love you so much, can I give you a hug?" Kesha said to the 63-year-old icon.
Following her third and final failed attempt, the 30-year-old singer star finally scurried away.
"I don't who that was," Seinfeld said before McFly cleared up the confusion. The TV legend then wished her well before mingling among the likes of Katie Couric and Jay Leno at the event.
This isn't the first time Seinfeld has shot down requests from famous fans, having denied "Flipping Out" star Jenni Poulos a selfie last November.


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Edo : EFCC operative commits suicide
ireporteronline Politics September 7, 2019
An operative of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reportedly committed suicide in Edo State on Friday, September 6, 2019.
The officer identified by his colleagues as Oyibogare Esharenena Williams is reported to have drank sniper, a substance outlawed by Nigerian drug enforcement agency.
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According to Daily Nigerian, Williams was found dead by his colleagues when several calls to his mobile phone were unanswered.
"We called his phone because unlike him, he didn't come to work on Thursday," an EFCC operative said.
"We decided to visit his home after close of work (on Friday), and we found him cold dead in his apartment."
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The colleague who did not want to be named said unknown pills, a bottle of sniper and a suicide note were found beside Williams' body.
His corpse has been deposited in the mortuary for possible autopsy and subsequent burial.
Spokesman for the EFCC, Wilson Uwujaren did not respond to a telephone call and text message, seeking the commission's response to the incident.
The incidence rate of suicide has increased recently in Nigeria, especially among students and workers owed months of salaries.
Williams' colleagues said he did not show any sign of depression.
The increase suicide rate led to the banning of agricultural formulations of Dichlorvos (Sniper) by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) in June, 2019.
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Fianna Fáil Seanad Leadership Team Appointed
Senator Mark Daly has been appointed as Deputy Group Leader while Senator Diarmuid Wilson will continue in his role as Fianna Fáil Whip in the Seanad.
Deputy Martin said, "I'm delighted to announce Senator Catherine Ardagh as the new Fianna Fáil Seanad Leader. We have a very talented Seanad team which will play an important role in the coming years. I know that Catherine will be an energetic and very effective leader of that team.
"Having served on Dublin City Council, Catherine is acutely aware of the issues affecting communities across Dublin. She is well placed to reflect the issues which are impacting on people in the capital such as a lack of housing, high levels of homelessness and exorbitant childcare costs. I've no doubt that Catherine will use her new role to highlight these issues and drive forward Fianna Fáil's vision of a fairer Ireland in the upper house.
"I'm also delighted to announce Senator Mark Daly as Fianna Fáil Deputy Seanad Leader. Mark is an experienced and effective representative having first been elected to the Seanad in 2007. He has pursued a wide range of policies since taking office and has placed a particular emphasis on the promotion of human rights.
"Mark has been a consistent voice for Irish people living abroad in his role as Spokesperson for Irish Overseas and Diaspora. He has also played an important role in the 1916 Centenary Celebrations, and is a member of the All-Party Decade of Commemorations working group. He will bring energy and commitment to the Fianna Fáil team in his new role as Deputy Seanad Leader.
"Senator Diarmuid Wilson will also continue in his role as Fianna Fáil Whip in the Seanad. Diarmuid was first elected to the Seanad in 2002 and was subsequently re-elected in 2007, 2011 and 2016. He has a detailed understanding of the rules and procedures of the chamber and is respected across the political divide. There's no doubt that the Seanad will play an even greater role in political life in the months and years ahead given the formation of a minority Government. Diarmuid will meet the challenges associated with this head on as Seanad Whip," concluded Deputy Martin.
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Two CD collection of previously unreleased Decca recordings, including bonus tracks making their debut on disc and rare radio broadcast tapings - some of Nelson's finest performances from a time her rarely recorded commercially. "Whatever repertoire Mr. Freire turned to, he had a depth of tonal variety, a poetry of phrasing and a natural, almost joyous refinement" - New York Times.
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Label: DECCA UK
Memories: Complete Recordings 1970-2019 (Uk)
Artist: Nelson Freire
1. 1 Mélodie (Dance of the Blessed Spirits) (Arranged Sgambati for Piano)
2. Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring (Arranged Hess for Piano)
3. Andante Favori Woo 57
4. I Allegro Moderato (Cadenza: Saint-Saëns)
5. II Andante Con Moto
6. III Rondo (Vivace) (Cadenza: Saint-Saëns)
7. 7... 11 Andante Ma Non Troppo
8. Urlesque in D minor for Piano and Orchestra, Av 85
9. La Plus Que Lente, L. 121
10. I Prelúdio (Introduçao)
11. I Allegro Moderato - Allegro
12. II. Andante
13. III. Allegro Molto
14. I. Allegro Non Troppo
15. II. Allegro Appassionato
16. III. Andante - Più Adagio
17. IV. Allegretto Grazioso - Un Poco Più Presto
18. Intermezzo in a


If you've been following me and my feline household, you'll know that several of the cats who live with me now were rescued and fostered through the efforts of Pittsburgh C.A.T. Mariposa emerged from the abandoned house where I trapped and removed a dozen adults and 15 kittens and I am fostering her through Pittsburgh C.A.T. Basil and Bella were both rescued by volunteers, Hamlet and his sister Ophelia, too, were Pittsburgh C.A.T. cats. Charm and her adorable children were as well, and Alvina, Simon and Theodore. They each came to my household in different ways, with different stories and different needs, but all were rescued and given a new chance at a life in a loving home because of Pittsburgh C.A.T.
Pittsburgh C.A.T. has fostered and found loving forever homes for almost 500 rescued kittens and cats every year from TNR projects, local shelters and right off streets, reducing the population of homeless cats in the Pittsburgh area by thousands each year and spreading education about spay and neuter, feline care and behavior and compassion.
In this calendar you'll read about a couple dozen of those rescued cats who've come in with dire medical need from abuse or accidents, chronic or acute illnesses, and near starvation. Healing all those cats and kittens, feeding them and spaying and neutering, keeping up with vaccines and microchips, does not come cheap, but it's the best way to rescue cats. Pittsburgh C.A.T. is not a 501c3 and can't apply for grants, so sales of this calendar will help pay for lots of medical care. Help Pittsburgh C.A.T. finish off 2018 and get ready for 2019!
Calendars cost $25.00 each including shipping and handling. After costs Pittsburgh C.A.T. receives $10.00 from every calendar sold, and if you're local and want to pick it up, they'll get an extra $5.00! They will be ready about December 8.
Each month features a cat or cats and the story who Pittsburgh C.A.T. volunteers rescued through TNR or rescue from abandonment, neglect or abuse, offered medical treatment, fostering, socialization, and a loving forever home that met their individual needs.
You know how I love to write and share these rescue stories, and along with helping these organizations who I support with my particular skills, writing and sharing the rescue stories included in this calendar was probably the greatest creative joy.
Meet McGhee, Parker, Violet, Thistle and Sparrow, the "weed wacker kittens". That may sound foreboding, but it all ends well. Thanks to compassion and the commitment of volunteer rescuers they are alive and healthy and their mom will never have to worry about kittens again.
A worker was clearing overgrowth on a property to be renovated and found a litter of newborn kittens; seeing he'd accidentally injured them he took them immediately to the management office. The manager knew of us and contacted us right away. Because a few of the kittens were injured they could not be left until their mom came back, but got medical attention and went to a bottle feeder.
But mom was not to be left behind—she would miss her kittens, they needed her nurturing, and she could still reproduce. Rescuers set traps and watched for two days to find her. It was pretty clear she was the tortie who wandered around crying to break your heart even when rescuers showed her her kittens, until she went into the trap.
She was reunited and was a great mom but had no interest at all in being a housecat so was spayed and released when kittens were eight weeks old.
All the kittens survived, but Violet did lose her right ear, Parker was unintentionally ear-tipped, and Sparrow lost an eye. The worker whose quick decision to get care for them is thrilled they all survived, and the manager has joined Pittsburgh C.A.T. to transport fosters wherever they need to go.
In addition, each month is sponsored with an ad from veterinarians, businesses and individuals who work with and support Pittsburgh C.A.T., including five of the veterinarians who regularly take a shift at clinics to spay and neuter plus pet sitting and pet first aid training so you have ready resources for services you and your pets can use right at your fingertips. Each month also features the standard holidays as well as pet-related holidays and events.
The front of the calendar also includes information about Pittsburgh C.A.T.
I designed and am publishing this calendar on behalf of Pittsburgh C.A.T. for which I volunteer and support. All proceeds of sales of this calendar after costs will go directly to Rescue-Foster-Rehome-Repeat wherever the need arises. Price includes shipping. You'll find a box to enter your address or special instructions in your shopping cart.
Calendar is 8.5″ x 11″, 28 pages saddle-stitched and includes information on Pittsburgh C.A.T. and clinics and adoption.
Read more about Pittsburgh C.A.T.
What a lovely calendar!! I wish you much success with it! Purrs from Deb and the Zee/Zoey gang.
Thanks, Deb! It's always not only fun but a real eye-opener to put this calendar together each year, so many rescues and stories but it not only shows others, it also shows us what we do.


Painless microjet injections powered by laser could one day replace jabs from hypodermic needles in delivering annual flu shots, vaccines and other medications, according to researchers at Seoul National University in South Korea, who write about the design of their Er:YAG laser microjet transdermal device and how they tested it on guinea pigs in the 15 September issue of Optics Letters.
The device uses an erbium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet, or Er:YAG, laser, to drive a tiny, precise stream of liquid drug with just the right amount of force. It uses multiple pulses of laser beam at lower energy, thereby delivering a significantly higher dose than a previous version, the Nd:YAG system, report senior author Jack Yoh, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, and colleagues.
Although various techniques have been used to design new ways to make injections painless, for ease of use, control, and precision, the hypodermic needle is still the instrument of choice.
Other researchers have tried to develop similar microjet systems as that devised by Yoh and colleagues, but they are invariably mechanically powered, using piston-based methods to drive the drugs into the skin. However, those types don't allow enough control over the jet strength and the dose, says Yoh in a press statement.
This timelapse image shows the ejected microjet in air. When fired, the liquid reaches a velocity of 30 meters per second.
"The laser-driven microjet injector can precisely control dose and the depth of drug penetration underneath the skin. Control via laser power is the major advancement over other devices, I believe," he explains.
The type of laser in their device is commonly used by dermatologists, particularly for facial cosmetic treatments.
Behind the miniature jet nozzle is a small chamber containing a liquid form of the drug to be injected, and behind that is another for the "driving" fluid, in this case, water. A flexible membrane keeps the two liquids separate.
A series of very short laser pulses, lasting no more than 250 millionths of a second each, generates a vapor bubble inside the driving fluid. The bubble creates a pressure or elastic strain on the membrane, which forces the drug to be ejected through the tiny nozzle as a narrow jet no more than 150 micrometers (millionths of a meter) wide, or slightly thicker than a human hair.
Yoh explains that the jet pressure is higher than the tensile strength of skin, so it penetrates smoothly into the targeted depth underneath, causing no splashback.
The team has tested the device on guinea pig skin. This showed the jet drives the drug up to several millimeters under the skin, without damaging surrounding tissue.
The speed and narrowness of the jet should be enough to make the procedure painless, says Yoh. But just the fact they are aiming for the epidermal layer just under the surface of the skin, about 500 micrometers down, where there are no nerve endings, should already ensure it is "completely pain-free".
The team has been perfecting their new device for a while. For instance, in previous versions, the laser wavelength was not quite right in that it was not well absorbed in the driving liquid, and did not produce a good vapor bubble capable of delivering the right amount of elastic strain to the membrane.
In this latest version, described in the study, the team used a laser with a wavelength of 2,940 nanometers. This is well absorbed by the driving liquid, in this case water, forms a larger and more stable vapor bubble, which results in a higher pressure on the membrane.
"This is ideal for creating the jet and significantly improves skin penetration," says Yoh.
A company is now working with the team to make low-cost replaceable micro-injectors for clinical use.
They hope soon to be able to use the technology in settings where small doses of drugs are injected at multiple sites.
Yoh says more work will be needed before the device can be used in settings like mass vaccination of children.
This video shows a laser-based injector firing a drug into open air without a skin or gel target. Please note that this video requires Flash player to view.
Additional source: The Optical Society.
Paddock, Catharine. "Painless Laser Injection Could Replace Needle Jab." Medical News Today. MediLexicon, Intl., 17 Sep. 2012. Web.


Sai Thy Kingdom Come - The Reappearance of Sri Sathya Sai Baba - "Soon the whole humankind will know Swami's Omniscience"
HomePosts by DevoteesDreams & Visions "Soon the whole humankind will know Swami's Omniscience"
Swami is laying on a bed in a relatively small room. 4 or 5 people are present. Here I have to explain that for my birthday I used the accumulated Emirates miles to buy points a beautiful watch with the Emirates logo. The watch recalls me every journey in India and the gratitude towards Swami. I love it.
Well, all of a sudden Swami turned almighty in His bed, a bit like a Resurrection energy. He looked at me and asked, "You are happy with your watch" He said that with such an amount of love that I started to cry like a melting soul overwhelmed by such Prema (Love).
After a while, I did manage to recover a bit and after getting focused I asked Swami, "Swami, we are just a few people present in this room. Do You allow me to ask something"?. As He replied positively I asked: "Are You really coming back to this body again?. Very quickly He said, "YES!".
Well! I have been blessed with many Sai dreams. But in terms of energy, this was the highest and I somehow keep crying inside.
I am in the Mandir and it is overcrowded. I notice above all the the energy is very different from before, eventually less strict and organized but there is more joy and bliss. Then Swami comes walking, doing what we know from the past, He takes letters, He talks to Devotees.
He gives a sign to me and I hear 'telepathically' Swami saying, "Happy to see you here." I was again amazed to see and feel how God spreads messages to everyone at the same time and So I asked,"Private, private...", wishing to talk with Him (This is because I have a physical problem right now).
Again I receive a message instantaneously from Swami: "No need for that, everything is fine." I am amazed because all this happens while Swami keeps walking around talking and receiving letters.
Suddenly the energy changes and I see Swami's face very close to mine wearing a Divine bright smile as Swami says to me: "Soon almost whole humankind will know Swami's Omniscience".


I always make it a practice of mine to try to speak personally with clients before their purchase of a Healy Flute Company instrument. While this may not always be the case, there usually is an e mail or two at the very least. This is to try to eliminate the chance that a client would order an instrument that doesn't correctly fit their needs. Here are my written Policies concerning Refunds, Returns, and Warranties.
1) You qualify for a refund ONLY IF there are material defects in the instrument that occour during the first 30 days of ownership.
1) You just don't want to practice. Here is what I tell prospective clients; "You NEED TO be willing to invest AT LEAST 1 hour of serious practicing with your new instrument for EVERY dollar you spend on it. Just because you now own a great instrument it doesn't mean you will sound like whomsoever your favorite musician is."
2) Even after repeated explanations of your choice of instrument (pros and cons), a visit and demonstration at my shop, you buy it, take it home for three months and decide "the flute is out of tune".
3) CUSTOMIZED INSTRUMENTS DO NOT QUALIFY FOR REFUNDS AT ANY TIME. If there are customizations done to your instrument, that means it has been specially constructed for you, not the general public. This is always explained very carefully to my clients BEFORE they order an instrument. I will live up to my part which is to build as best an instrument as I can build you, the rest is up to you.
Healy instruments come with a one year guarantee for the instrument and key work from the date of purchase. This guarantee only covers mechanical failures. It does not apply to damage and deficiencies arising from accidents or mistreatment. Believe me, your maker can tell what has happened to their instrument so don't even think of trying to fool them! If you dropped your flutefifeapicc and it cracks, I can tell.
The Healy Flute Company strives for the highest level of customer satisfaction and is willing to work with our customers on all of their concerns. If you have a question about our guarantee, products, or services, then please email skip@skiphealy.com.
For more information about how to properly care for your instrument, please visit our Instrument Care page.


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Q: Receive a callback when third-party app successfully loaded the file in android Is there a way to know if the third-party app successfully loaded the file?
My app has a user manual which is in pdf. When user taps the link to open it, my app calls for another app to open the file (implicit intent). The problem is, sometimes the 3rd-party app lags 2-5 secs before showing the pdf.
Now, what I want is to show a loading dialog in my app while the 3rd-party app is loading the pdf in the background and once the pdf is successfully loaded, receive a callback from the 3rd-party app to finish the loading dialog and show the user manual.
Is it possible? Thanks in advance :)

A: Create a ContentProvider within your app which serves the PDF file. You could then use a local broadcast or an event bus to have the content provider notify you when it's done serving the requested file. As your third-party viewer-app likely won't request the file until it's done initializing, you should get an event close to when your file is being displayed.

A: The moment you call an Intent to start an activity of another app, you couldn't interact with your app (activity, fragment) anymore, so I think it's not feasible.

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The Finns would say that Usma is the land of fog, the Livonians would call it the "new land". Who knows which of them is more right, but everyone who has been here knows that Usma is the place for recreation, fishing and sailing. This is thanks to one of the Latvia's largest lakes - Usma Lake, with its seven islands and Moricsala Nature Reserve.
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Kim Kardashian is a Rebellious Bride!
Now don't get me wrong. I am not a fan...haven't event watched a single episode of their TV show. But I reckon, if Anna Wintour put her on Vogue, who am I not to put her on the blog? Hahahaha! But seriously though, I love the vibe of the #KimyeWedding and I do love her style. She seems to be evolving and that's remarkable!
The wedding, while lavishly $2M++ seemed quite personal and had just the right hint of irreverence based on all the instagram and photobooth photos circulating around.
So yes, all hail to Kim and yes, she makes one hell of a Rebellious Bride!
Here are some of my fave photos from the wedding!
As a bride kim looking out of the world.


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«Моє життя» () — драма Брюса Джоеля Рубіна з Майклом Кітоном та Ніколь Кідман у головних ролях.

Сюжет
Одержимий роботою чоловік (Кітон) у самому розквіті сил дізнається, що у нього рак нирок і жити залишилось небагато. А його дружина (Кідман) вагітна. Йому так хочеться побачити свою дитину, але впевненості в тому, що він до цього доживе, нема. Тоді він починає знімати себе на відеокамеру для свого майбутнього сина або доньки. Одночасно він налагоджує стосунки зі своїми батьками.

У ролях
 Майкл Кітон — Боб Джонс
 Ніколь Кідман — Ґейл Джонс
 Бредлі Вітфорд — Пол Іванович
 Ребекка Шулл — Роуз Іванович
 Майкл Константін — Білл Іванович
 Річард Шифф — юний Білл Іванович
 Квін Латіфа — Тереза
 Марк Голтон — Сем
 Хенг С. Нгор — містер Хо
 Лі Гарлінгтон — Керол Сендмен
 Бренда Стронг — Лора

Музика до фільму
 Увертюра до опери — Вільгельм Телль
 Автор — Джоаккіно Россіні
 Виконання — Нью-Йоркський філармонічний оркестр
 Диригент — Леонард Бернстайн
 Запис — Sony Music Entertainment

Цікаві факти
У фільмі показана сцена українського весілля в українському кафедральному соборі св. Миколая в Чикаго.
 Фільм присвячується пам'яті Сондрі Рубін — мати режисера Брюса Рубіна.

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Фільми-драми США
Фільми Columbia Pictures
Фільми про рак
Фільми про вагітність
Фільми англійською мовою

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Every now and then I get a request for a photo for a book cover or photos in a book or magazine. I have a wide variety of subjects suitable for book covers or to illustrate your magazine article. Contact me if you need one. Here are a few of the ones already published. These books are not for sale here, but can be found on Amazon or other posted links.
Requested by the father of a friend, Sallie is part of a statue in the Gettysburg National Military Park. Her story is one of courage and devotion to the men she accompanied into battle. It's a good story. My photos are on the front and back cover and a few more inside.
The second book in the Rivers trilogy. Mike Dillingham continues the saga of a blind dog that runs the Iditarod. I took the cover photo for the second edition of this book.One of my dogs, Chena, CD makes a guest appearance as Sunny. All the Rivers books are available on Amazon. These are wonderful books for young readers as well as adults.
A self published book of some of my Alaska photographs. This was a fun project. This book is no longer available.
I took the photo on the back cover of this book as well as wrote the blurb promoting the book. The shot is of Karen Ramstead and her North Wapiti Siberian Husky team running on Long Lake at the Iditarod restart in 2008.
This book has since been re-released with different photos on the front and back cover. This printing is still available on Amazon and sometimes on eBay.


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New articles are published every month under the headings below.
Cicada Aust.
Hearing Guide
Cochlear Inc
Hearing Australia
WHO Hearing Loss Infographic
Aust. Lions Hearing Dogs
Health Direct Australia
Consumer Affairs - USA
Hear-It
Advanced Bionics
Lend an ear: Technological advancements have made life much easier for the hearing impaired
June 2018 The Week India
At first glance, Ananya Nakra is a normal 16-year-old. She pays attention and speaks with confidence. "I want to be part of the UN and help people," says Ananya. Nothing about her betrays her disability—hearing impairment. If she can dream big today, she has mainly the cochlear implant to thank; it enables her to listen clearly and differentiate sounds. It also makes it possible for her to talk on the phone and watch television. "Ananya was a healthy child and she was achieving all her milestones early. Once when she was one and a half, a balloon burst and she did not react at all. We then rushed to the paediatrician and a few tests later, it was identified that she had severe to profound bilateral hearing loss," reminisces Ritu, Ananya's mother. It meant that both her ears were affected. Ananya got a cochlear implant when she was two and nine months old. She then underwent therapy for a year and a half. "While in the start I had to wear the device on a backpack and lug it around, now I wear a small, light device on my ear. Sounds are also a lot clearer now," she says.
Ananya Nakra with her mother, Ritu
Many like Ananya have benefitted from advanced cochlear implants and are able to lead normal lives. But sadly there are many more who do not get help on time and live on with the disability. According to a national survey, four out of every 1,000 children are born deaf in India, with about 25,000 babies born deaf every year. A very small percentage of them get implants, say experts.
Both hearing aids and implants have technologically improved in the last few years. Breakthrough in bioinert material has been one of the greatest advancements in this technology, says Dr Mohammad Naushad, director, Dr Naushad's ENT Hospital and Research Centre, Kochi. "Silicone and titanium, materials which are compatible with the body, have made implants a lot better," he says. Also, increase in the number of electrodes has made sounds clearer.
The sound processor also has better speech discrimination, points out Dr Shankar Medikeri, who heads Medikeri's Super Speciality ENT Center in Bengaluru. "It also has better wireless accessories," he says. "The TV steamer can be coupled with the implant, so can a phone. There are also aqua accessories that can be used in water." The processor has Bluetoothlike technology that connects to different devices. "In a classroom, a lapel mic can be given to the teacher which is directly connected to the implant so that the child can hear clearly."
While the hearing aids and implants have improved technologically, to make the most of the advancements, the impairment should be detected early. Testing for hearing loss can be done as early as the third day after birth. Kerala has mandatory newborn screening in government hospitals and the government is hoping to make it mandatory in private hospitals, too. Age is the most important factor when it comes to cochlear implants for congenital hearing loss. Intervention must start at six months of age, says Sameer Pootheri, assistant professor of audiology and head, Centre for Audiology and Speech Pathology, department of ENT, Government Medical College, Kozhikode. "First a hearing aid is fitted and if the patient is not getting too much benefit from it, an implant is done," he says. Shalabh, who has been doing implant surgeries for about 16 years now, says his youngest patient was a nine-month-old. "If you implant before one year, they grow up completely normal," he says. "In the first three years, there is maximum brain development for speech and language. So if done before three, the child can pick up language skills well. After three it is difficult to learn language and even rigorous therapy may not help as much," adds Sameer. Mansi Jain, a 12-year-old from Punjab, is struggling to talk even after three years of the implant. "While the problem was detected early, we got the implant done when she was nine. Till then she would use lip language to manage but she could not speak," says Shikha, Mansi's mother. "After the implant when I called out her name even from a distance of 10ft she could hear and respond. But even after the therapy, she finds it difficult to understand fast speech. She also cannot speak complete sentences. If implanted late, speech distortion will be there."
An important part of being able to hear and talk post an implant is therapy. "Once an implant is in, rigorous speech therapy is needed to help the patient understand language," says Dr Haneesh M.M., junior consultant ENT, Government General Hospital, Ernakulam. "Surgery is 20 per cent of the work done, while the other 80 per cent is therapy," he says. After an implant, the patient hears sounds, but they are new and the brain does not know how to interpret them. "This is why auditory verbal therapy plays a crucial role in helping the patient learn and interpret language," explains Sameer. Along with therapy, mapping needs to be done after an implant and the audiologist and therapist work together on a patient for almost two years post an implant. "The electrical impulse going to the internal device needs to be adjusted. This process is called mapping and is done by the audiologist," says Sameer.
If hearing impairment happens in adulthood due to reasons like infections, then an implant followed by very little therapy will help, since the person already knows language. "This is called acquired hearing loss. Since they already have learnt language, if they get an implant within a year or two of the hearing loss, they should be able to function normally," says Sameer.
Many doctors believe the future lies in implantable devices with no external unit. While this already exists in the form of TIKI (Totally Implantable Cochlear Implant), it has a few drawbacks. "Currently, the outside unit has a battery and the microphone. When the unit with the microphone is also implanted inside, the person can hear even bodily sounds like the sound of a blood vessel or movement of hair," says Shankar. The processor can now be recharged from outside, but once it is implanted, re-implantation will be required once the battery dies. Experts believe the technology needs to improve in such a way that for cosmetic reasons, its effectiveness is not compromised.
In the future, implanting both ears will be popular, feels Naushad. "Currently, very few bilateral implants are being done simultaneously. But bilateral implants are better as language hearing will improve and so will hearing in noisy situations," he says.
Another development that is going to change the face of hearing technology is stem cell research, says Naushad. "If we are able to successfully cultivate stem cells inside the cochlea, which can connect with the nerve, we will not need any implant," he says. But many experts believe it may be a long way ahead before this becomes a reality. Along with these developments, Haneesh believes it is important that the cost of the implant comes down. "There has to be social emphasis and government programmes to help bring the cost down or help people get the treatment," he says. "There also has to be more awareness and parents should get their kids screened at a young age."
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We're having our "January thaw" here in Michigan - even though we really haven't had much winter weather. It was almost 50 degrees today, which is pretty much unheard of for early January! So the only snowmen we have around here are the ones that have been stamped.
This particular card (or at least the pieces for it) was given to me by my friend Debra. She had stamped the snowman and given me the DSP pieces along with the "pattern". I've posted other cards cut and folded this same way - one of them was HERE. If you'd like the pattern, just leave me a comment along with your e-mail address and I'll be happy to send it to you.
I put the card together quite awhile ago and it's been sitting on my desk, but I just finally finished coloring it tonight. The images were watercolored with dye-based inks (actually marker inks scribbled on the top of a stamp box) and a blender pen.
I'm also trying out my new light box for taking pictures. Since I have a small-ish camera without a lot of bells and whistles, I have to try out different settings to see what works best with the light box. So this is my first attempt. Hmmm.... maybe I'll have to get a better camera so I can take better pictures!
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National Risk Assessment of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Risks
The Ministry of Finance has announced the outcome of the first National Risk Assessment of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Risks (NRA), which was undertaken by the Cyprus authorities to identify, assess and understand the country's money laundering and terrorist financing threats and vulnerabilities, in compliance with the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force and the Fourth EU Money Laundering Directive, which has been transposed into domestic legislation.
The Advisory Authority against Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing, which was established to advise the Council of Ministers in this field and which includes representatives of the national anti-money laundering supervisory authorities, the national Financial Intelligence Unit (MOKAS), relevant government departments and the private sector, decided to conduct Cyprus's first NRA in 2015. The project, which was jointly managed by the Central Bank of Cyprus and MOKAS, began in July 2015 and was completed at the end of 2017, utilising the World Bank methodology and its technical assistance. In November 2018, the Council of Ministers decided to publish a concise version of the NRA report, for reasons of transparency, and to inform all stakeholders of the findings of the NRA. More detailed and targeted briefing of the relevant stakeholders is planned to take place in due course.
The NRA identified systemic risk mitigation factors, including:
Improvements to the anti-money legislation to strengthen the powers of MOKAS and the competent supervisory authorities in line with the latest FATF Recommendations and EU legislation.
Recent strengthening of the resources and procedures of the competent supervisory authorities, including adoption of a risk-based approach to supervision and investment in technology and personnel.
A comprehensive legal system including laws enabling the freezing and confiscation of assets.
Close cooperation and coordination between the relevant authorities and law enforcement agencies.
Tax transparency and effective exchange of information with tax authorities overseas, as evidenced by the evaluation by the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes, and the availability of independent audit.
Access to beneficial ownership information and bank account data.
The study also identified areas requiring additional measures to reduce risks, and proposed actions to address these, including:
Issuing directives to banks on specific topics such as reliance on third parties and on risks emanating from abroad.
Increased rigour in the administrative services sector, including stronger internal control requirements for obliged entities and more frequent monitoring by the supervisory authorities.
Capacity-building and training of investigators, prosecutors and the judiciary to improve the effectiveness of prosecuting money laundering and terrorist financing offences and confiscating the proceeds.
Further enhancement of the resources of the competent supervisory authorities and MOKAS.
Development of data collection and statistics procedures so that threats and vulnerabilities are correctly identified, to facilitate more effective monitoring and resource allocation.
Provision of specialised training to reporting entities on issues such as terrorist financing.
Implementation of these actions started at the beginning of 2018 and is being monitored and followed up by MOKAS. According to the announcement, the government, MOKAS and the competent supervisory authorities are committed to taking all necessary steps to minimise threats and risks to the financial system in connection with money laundering and terrorist financing.
The concise version of the NRA report can be viewed via this link.
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PORT ST. JOE, Fla., March 13, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Skyborne Technology, Inc., a developer, manufacturer and integrator of next generation manned and automated first responder communication, unmanned airship and drone aviation systems has acquired Costin Airport in Gulf County, FL for flight operations, manufacturing and unmanned aircraft systems training.
Unmanned Systems, Inc., a manufacturer of unmanned systems and drones will be moving part of its manufacturing and training to Gulf County, Costin Airport to further enhance the joint effort between Skyborne Technology and Unmanned Systems. "Skyborne Technology and Unmanned Systems will help build employment in Gulf County, Florida to further develop the educational needs in high tech manned and unmanned systems," stated Don Bintz, President of Unmanned Systems, Inc.
Jim McKnight, Director of Economic Development for Gulf County, Florida, said, "Skyborne Technology has become the good news people for our county, first they open a plant in the County's Wewahitchka Industrial Building, then make an offer on the Costin Airport, then hire their first three Gulf County staff and have now closed on the purchase of the Costin Airport, which will be used for assembly training and flight operations. Skyborne Technology staying the course of developing facilities and operations on both ends of the County has been a beacon of hope during our community's response to and recovery from Hurricane Michael."
"We are looking forward to the upcoming airship and drone test flights at Costin Airport as this is strategic for our customer base in Central America and the Caribbean as a one stop shop for inspection of the technologies," stated Dr. Carlos Arzu, President of Skyborne Central America.
"The co-location in our community of these two manufacturing leaders in the unmanned aerial vehicle arena provides an unprecedented opportunity for the citizens of Gulf County! In conjunction with the related training opportunities under development in the local high schools, and underway at Gulf Coast, these companies are poised to fully develop and deploy these transformational technologies, becoming a magnet for high tech opportunity in the region," said Dr. John Holdnak, President of Gulf Coast State College.
"Skyborne chose Gulf County for both the political support and local assets that will insure Skyborne's growth and opportunities. We are planning a press conference in the next two weeks to display several of our air assets at the recently acquired Costin airport," stated Mike Lawson CEO of Skyborne Technology, Inc.
Gulf County, FL is a place where both businesses and families thrive. Innovative companies are rethinking their strategies and exploring new frontiers. Based on the assets in our community, Gulf County is positioned to respond to these demands and help businesses and industries secure strong market positions for future growth.
Skyborne Technology, FL is a next generation manufacturer and developer of manned and unmanned aircraft, airships and sea systems worldwide with offices in Central America, South America and the United States.
Unmanned Systems Incorporated is a Small, Women Owned, Native America Business involved in Training, Testing and Developing Unmanned Aircraft. USI has been conducting Unmanned Aerial Vehicle operations globally since 2003. For further information visit our website at www.usi.aero.
Gulf Coast State College (GCSC) is an educational leader in Northwest Florida, meeting the workforce development needs of Florida's central panhandle. As a comprehensive educational provider, GCSC delivers high quality certificate, associate, and baccalaureate degrees, as well as an exceptional non- credit programing in the professional development and industry certification arenas. GCSC also provides an extensive set of business/product development tools and opportunities to support our business and industry partners.
Cautionary note: This report contains forward-looking statements, particularly those regarding cash flow, capital expenditures and investment plans. Resource estimates, unless specifically noted, are considered speculative. By their nature, forward-looking statements involve risk and uncertainties because they relate to events and depend on factors that will or may occur in the future. Actual results may vary depending upon exploration activities, industry production, commodity demand and pricing, currency exchange rates, and, but not limited to, general economic factors. Cautionary Note to U.S. investors: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission specifically prohibits the use of certain terms, such as "reserves" unless such figures are based upon actual production or formation tests and can be shown to be economically and legally producible under existing economic and operating conditions.


Book 3 of the Belgariad series (I'm tempted to call it a saga, but that to me requires Vikings and Norse mythology.) Magician's Gambit by David Eddings continues the adventures of Belgarath, Polgara, Garion, Silk, Barak, Durnik, and Mandorallen to recover the Orb of Aldur before it is used by the god Torak to destroy the world.
See my reviews of Pawn of Prophecy and Queen of Sorcery (the first two books of the series) for the background on the author, the series, and an overview of the story. The short version is that a Thing has been stolen, and the sorcerer Belgarath, his immortal daughter Polgara, and the boy with the mysterious background who may just save the world, Garion, (along with a bunch of companions) are attempting to recover it.
Again, there is no real beginning to the story; there is a minor attempt at introducing the characters, but we are expected to have a reasonable understanding of the situation.
The princess Ce'Nedra has been left behind (her destiny follows a different path), which isn't the worst thing. Her stubbornness and obstinacy was almost overtaking Garion's petulance. In her place, they acquire the religious fanatic Relg, who is very unimpressed to be there. Eddings uses him for some heavy-handed comment regarding religion and faith and extremism. But, his character is molded to fit the story, and some of the actions that he takes don't always seem to fit the character.
As I've only read the Belgariad series, I can't comment just yet. Feel free to add your thoughts below.
True fantasy. Not the high stuff with elves and dwarves, but gods and destiny and detailed lineages and magic and politics, mystery and intrigue. And characters that you want to reach through the page and shake. I'm sure that I'm not alone in that feeling towards the titular teenage petulant protagonist.
Author stuff: David Eddings was an American fantasy writer. His Wikipedia page is here and his Amazon page is here . Along with his wife Leigh (she gets co-author credit in his later works) he wrote more than twenty fantasy novels, most of which were best-sellers. He is regarded as a staple of the fantasy genre.
Pawn of Prophecy is the first novel in the five-book Belgariad series. This was the first of his novels in the first of his series. There were plenty of other Eddings books set in this universe, with his next series, The Malloreon, acting as a sequel. The books follow the exploits of Belgarath, Belgarion, Polgara, and their family and companions. I'm going to borrow from the Wikipedia page for a background summary: One of the seven gods, Aldur, creates an orb from stone and creates within it a "living soul". One of the other gods, Torak, seizes the Orb from Aldur and tries to have it submit to his will. The Orb retaliates, burning and maiming Torak. The Orb of Aldur is later recovered by Belgarath the Sorcerer, King Cherek, and his children. Cherek's youngest son Riva, is able to hold the Orb unharmed; wherefore all of his descendants are responsible for guarding the Orb from Torak.
So, over the course of the book (and its sequels) we are introduced to the lore of the land: gods squabbled, mysterious artifact was created, stolen, used, betrayed, given the a line of humans to protect. There are Heroes (with a capital H), destined to control and shape the effects of the world. To meddle. Belgarath, an ancient sorcerer (who of course wanders the land as a storyteller vagabond) (maybe there's a school pumping out Gandalf figures for use in fantasy stories?) seeks to protect the Holy Macguffin (check TV tropes if you're uncertain as what a Macguffin is), lest the god Torak awakens, and seeks to destroy the world. His daughter is also part of the job, but it a much more emotional manner.
Our protagonist is the young (time passes, but let's take him as a teenager) Garion, whose role in this book is to be young, angry, petulant, moody, bewildered, lost, and generally kept in the dark for his own safety. This is, of course, anathema to a teenage boy. He doesn't know who he is, he is ignorant of the Big Picture, and manages to be in mortal peril at nearly every turn. It's exhausting just reading about it. He brings a lot of it upon himself, as is the way of teenagers.
The Important Object is stolen by an unnamed thief (who will remain unnamed, as he can hear his name when used, another standard device), and our story involves the storytelling vagabond (really the most powerful sorcerer alive), the over-protective aunt (the daughter of the sorcerer and immortal), the village blacksmith (ah, actually the village blacksmith), and two scruffy ruffians (a prince skilled in espionage, and a brother-to-another-region's king who is magically connected with the bear-god of his people). And Garion, whose main purpose is to be overwhelmed.
The story gallops along, is perfectly fun, very light (I read half the book on a three-hour ferry crossing between the south and north islands of New Zealand), and was very clearly intended as part of a series. A lot of pieces are now on the board, and I'm sure that the next book (Queen of Sorcery) will advance the game.
For fantasy, it plays a lot of the tropes, which isn't a bad thing necessarily. The characters are very much hero builds, but again that's a standard fantasy arrangement.


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This rendering shows the interior of an apartment in The Coe at West Village development in Detroit.
The Coe at West Village real estate project offered a look at what the interior of its housing units will look like as it works on the development in the rapidly evolving Detroit neighborhod east of downtown.
The mixed-use development will house 11-13 residential units and another 1,100 square feet of retail at 1462 Van Dyke St., at the intersection with Coe Street. Developer Clifford Brown's Southfield-based Woodborn Partners LLC and Grosse Pointe Park-based Christian Hurttienne Architects, which created the renderings, are working together on the $4 million project. They're joined by Detroit-based Sachse Construction, which will build the units, and manager Broder & Sachse Real Estate of Birmingham.
Construction on The Coe started in mid-December and is expected to be finished next fall. Eight walk-up row houses will populate the space along Coe Street, while the Van Dyke side is reserved for street-level retail units, with four apartments above.
The two-bedroom townhomes will rent for $2,100 per month, while the mix of studio units and one-bedroom lofts will range from $936 to $1,479 per month.
The project came as part of a block of investments by the Detroit Strategic Neighborhood Initiative, a collaboration of Invest Detroit, the Detroit Development Fund and the Opportunity Resource Fund. The initiative has dedicated funding to improving real estate, jobs and infrastructure in West Village, Southwest Detroit and the Livernois-Six Mile corridor on Detroit's west side.
In October, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. announced a grant of $5 million— toward the $30 million Strategic Neighborhood Fund to drive inclusive economic growth in Detroit's neighborhoods. That grant is part of Chase's $125 million, five-year neighborhoods initiative in cities around the country.


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people. with bad weather. and bad everything. and still coming in. lou: top story, robert mueller desperate to keep presidential subversion mission going and republicans have developed -- rino republicans developed a strange frame of schizophrenia. with credibility of his all democrat dem teams shredded and dems and deep state warning him not ton to interfere in midterm, mueller focused on taking farce he leads to new levels, obstruction of justice, mueller knows he has zero chance of indicting a and a sitting pres. he has come up with a new direction for his confused investigation, focusing on a meeting between president trump and his attorney general, in which president asked session to reconsider his recusal in russia case. even tray gow trey gowdy admittt sessions never should have taken the attorney general job if he intended to recuse himself. but as it the rino way, gowdy found a quick way to return to his form, and defend fbi action in planning a spy in trump presidential campaign. >> i am more convinced that the fbi did what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got th
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them testify about why they believe they are not conflict. why isn't robert mueller conflicted with james comey? lou: you would think there would be a minor conflict between rod rosenstein and mueller since mueller reports to rosenstein and rosenstein recommended the firing of james comey. it's just extraordinary. as i said, it's farcical, it's infuriating. >> but it's real. lou: jason chaffetz, good to see you. mitt romney is running for office again. so he's doing what just about he republican should do. he's linking up with president trump. wow! we'll take that up with ed rollins next. former secretary of state condoleezza rice joins us? the studio. stay with us. so, what's new? we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. more sounds great. gotta love more... right, honey? yeah! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ proven to protect street skaters and frees
them testify about why they believe they are not conflict. why isn't robert mueller conflicted with james comey? lou: you would think there would be a minor conflict between rod rosenstein and mueller since mueller reports to rosenstein and rosenstein recommended the firing of james comey. it's just extraordinary. as i said, it's farcical, it's infuriating. >> but it's real. lou: jason chaffetz, good to see you. mitt romney is running for office again. so he's doing what just about he...
have the courage or the integrity to stand up with this president and say, robert mueller -- >> enough. lou: -- he is running an extra-legal operation and has, in fact, formed a super-authority over our constitutional republic that is not envisioned by our founders and certainly not by the constitution of the united states. >> and it's not funny, as you know, lou. it's sad. it's very, very sad, what's going on with these people. it's just outrageous. it really is. it's incredible. and comey is just -- i mean, the guy's, he's lost his mind. he's just -- he's become a pathological liar. he provided no leadership to the fbi, no discipline to the fbi. and that filters down. the fbi is still a great organization, i'll guarantee it, you know? you get rid of those -- i don't know what the number is, 10, 20, you get rid of those sycophants at the top and provide some leadership and some discipline, and the fbi will come right back because that's what they crave, but that's not what's happening. and they're embarrassed by things like paul manafort. that raid into his home was outrageous. the fb
have the courage or the integrity to stand up with this president and say, robert mueller -- >> enough. lou: -- he is running an extra-legal operation and has, in fact, formed a super-authority over our constitutional republic that is not envisioned by our founders and certainly not by the constitution of the united states. >> and it's not funny, as you know, lou. it's sad. it's very, very sad, what's going on with these people. it's just outrageous. it really is. it's incredible....
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : May 2, 2018 4:00am-5:00am EDT
robert mueller conflicted with james comey? lou: you would think there would be a minor conflict between rod rosenstein and mueller since mueller reports to rosenstein and rosenstein recommended the firing of james comey. it's just extraordinary. as i said, it's farcical, it's infuriating. >> but it's real. lou: jason chaffetz, good to see you. mitt romney is running for office again. so he's doing what just about he republican should do. he's linking up with president trump. wow! we'll take that up with ed rollins next. former secretary of state condoleezza rice joins us? the studio. stay with us. racing isn't the only thing on my mind. and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. when i created my businesses, i needed a way to showcase it. ♪ with godaddy you can get a website to sell online. and it will look good. i made my own way. now it's time to make yours. get started at godaddy.com ♪ everything is working, working just like it should ♪ lou: senator marco rubio sounding a lot like among other things, a democrat. telling the economist left-wing magazine, there is no ev
robert mueller conflicted with james comey? lou: you would think there would be a minor conflict between rod rosenstein and mueller since mueller reports to rosenstein and rosenstein recommended the firing of james comey. it's just extraordinary. as i said, it's farcical, it's infuriating. >> but it's real. lou: jason chaffetz, good to see you. mitt romney is running for office again. so he's doing what just about he republican should do. he's linking up with president trump. wow! we'll...
: thank you so much. good to see you, and all the best. up next, robert mueller goes rogue trying to subvert the presidency of donald trump and we >> lou: the trump economic keepsroaring the and the number of americans receiving unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level since 1973. lowest level since 1973. thanks to the policies of president trump. we've also seen, are you ready for this? black and hispanic unemployment rates plunge to the lowest levels in history. let me repeat that. the lowest levels in history. for african-americans and hispanics. and all of that enjoying a dramatic surge in the president's approval numbers. the poll shows approval rating with the african-american doubling from 11 to 22 percent in one week and i am sure he said thank you, kanye west. the feeling is mutual and we are talking about 16 months in office. the man said he would fix problems and he is doing that. joining us is ed rollins, he served this three presidential administrations and fox political analyst and great to see you. i have to say listen to jim holstrom. >> great american. >> lou:
: thank you so much. good to see you, and all the best. up next, robert mueller goes rogue trying to subvert the presidency of donald trump and we >> lou: the trump economic keepsroaring the and the number of americans receiving unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level since 1973. lowest level since 1973. thanks to the policies of president trump. we've also seen, are you ready for this? black and hispanic unemployment rates plunge to the lowest levels in history. let me repeat...
. he has been caught. and more to be revealed. lou: and robert mueller, what state is his mind? and his investigation,? been two years with the fbi investigation. now, more than a year since robert mueller was made special counsel and his investigation has produced nothing. >> now agents are pert port purportedly been dispatched to israel, i thought it was about russia collusion. half of those of the dime indics of ru russians will never sit ft in u.s. i would like to there it is winding down, because there is no there, there. >> staff, which is compromised. lou: it stunning stuff to witness this. ts ellis, who is going to rule on whether or not the special counsel exceeded its mandate and scope. we're still waiting, he seemed to be most animated intelligence judge to take up the issue. what do you expect if anything? >> well, i of whether what he says, he on record from bench expressing skepticism about what letter of scope memo says versus conduct of special counsel, the 4:00 no knock wa warrant against manaforts house, it has no normal existence in ordinary scope of an investigat
. he has been caught. and more to be revealed. lou: and robert mueller, what state is his mind? and his investigation,? been two years with the fbi investigation. now, more than a year since robert mueller was made special counsel and his investigation has produced nothing. >> now agents are pert port purportedly been dispatched to israel, i thought it was about russia collusion. half of those of the dime indics of ru russians will never sit ft in u.s. i would like to there it is winding...
united states should never give any interview to robert mueller. the whole thing is collapsing around robert mueller's ears and the president needs to let it fall under its own weight. >> the inspector general's report has been completed. we are expecting it to drop. we might see criminal referrals out of this. what do you make of this report we are expecting and what are you hearing? >> i'm convinces -- this is perhaps the biggest test for attorney general sessions. the fact that the inspector general horowitz had to submit to the fbi and the doj. their opinion to redact elements. this report must not redacted in any way, shape or form. talking to my sources, there will be people who will be charged with felonies. in my opinion there is more than enough evidence that they will be prosecuted. and these are people at very, very high levels in the former obama administration. cheryl: is andrew mccabe on that list? >> that's a very, very solid guess. cheryl: we shall see it's been talked about. we'll see if we get the report. we are expecting a third report on misbehaviors at the doj. >>
united states should never give any interview to robert mueller. the whole thing is collapsing around robert mueller's ears and the president needs to let it fall under its own weight. >> the inspector general's report has been completed. we are expecting it to drop. we might see criminal referrals out of this. what do you make of this report we are expecting and what are you hearing? >> i'm convinces -- this is perhaps the biggest test for attorney general sessions. the fact that...
like it should ♪ >> lou: special counsel robert mueller will not seek an indictment against president trump. rudy guiliani confirming to fox news the conversation that took place between the president's legal team and mueller. mueller is bound by the guidance from 1999 that states a sitting president cannot be indicted. tom, good to have you with us. this is a blockbuster statement from rudy guiliani even though he told our white house chief correspondent john roberts and said that two weeks ago, this is, is it not a blockbuster. >> it is. it suggest that it is purely political with troph the president and what the president did or did not do. if he can't be indicted, what is the special counsel supposed to be doing other than writing a report for political impeachment. and that justice department shouldn't do that and the president should stop cooperating and now the only caveiet there he said the sitting president can't be indicted and my guess is there are anti- trump prosecutors on mueller's team and see the president removed from the office and indicted. anti- trumpers are chargi
like it should ♪ >> lou: special counsel robert mueller will not seek an indictment against president trump. rudy guiliani confirming to fox news the conversation that took place between the president's legal team and mueller. mueller is bound by the guidance from 1999 that states a sitting president cannot be indicted. tom, good to have you with us. this is a blockbuster statement from rudy guiliani even though he told our white house chief correspondent john roberts and said that two...
professional responsibility and use robert mueller he is saturated with a conflict of interest. and i seriously question his judgment or lack thereof. if you look at the cannons of ethics and rules of professional responsibility. he seems to have violated a myri ad of them in an effort to stay on the case he does not belong. >> at this point, the president, is it too early for him to breathe a sigh of relieve and start discussing with the if counsel the wind down here? >> as long as there is a special counsel i would be apprehensive and you don't know what a guy will do. i wouldn't trust them frankly. there is a couple of things about guiliani's remarks of no indictment of trump. nixon was an uninvited co-conspirator. and in part pardoned nixon early because he knew the prosecutors were going to indict nixon as a department. you worry about that aspect. and you read the regalwayses and it calls for mueller to issue a report. i always believed that it is muller's goal and edges and calls in investigation and in one line say there may be evidence that trump might have obstructed justice in the co
professional responsibility and use robert mueller he is saturated with a conflict of interest. and i seriously question his judgment or lack thereof. if you look at the cannons of ethics and rules of professional responsibility. he seems to have violated a myri ad of them in an effort to stay on the case he does not belong. >> at this point, the president, is it too early for him to breathe a sigh of relieve and start discussing with the if counsel the wind down here? >> as long...
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : May 6, 2018 7:00pm-8:00pm EDT
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Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : May 27, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am EDT
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Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : May 5, 2018 10:00am-11:00am EDT
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Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : May 29, 2018 7:00pm-8:00pm EDT
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