WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Donald Trump's seismic move to ban more than 130 million people from the United States and to deny entry to all refugees reverberated worldwide Saturday, as chaos and confusion rippled through US law enforcement agencies, airports and foreign capitals trying to grasp the US's new policy.
Trump's executive order bars citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US for the next 90 days and suspends the admission of all refugees for 120 days.
Travelers who fit the ban's criteria and were already in the air headed for the US on Friday afternoon when Trump signed the executive order were stopped and detained upon arrival at US airports. Others with valid visas and airline tickets were prevented from boarding planes destined for the US -- some stranded in foreign countries -- as airlines and foreign airport officials scrambled to understand and comply with the new US immigration policy.
But Saturday night, a federal judge granted an emergency stay for people who have already arrived in the United States and those who are in transit, and who hold valid visas, ruling they can legally enter the country.
Judge Ann Donnelly, who was appointed by former President Barack Obama, wrote in her decision that government could not remove "individuals with refugee applications approved by US Citizenship and Immigration Services as part of the US Refugee Admissions Program, holders of valid immigrant and non-immigrant visas, and other individuals from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen legally authorized to enter the United States."
Anthony D. Romero, the director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said the judge recognized the potential of harm to immigrants and visitors.
"Our courts today worked as they should as bulwarks against government abuse or unconstitutional policies and orders," he said.
Among those tasked with implementing the ban, confusion reigned. US Customs and Border Protection officials received conflicting information about whether the executive order applied to US permanent residents. The White House ultimately declared the ban did apply to lawful US permanent residents, though green card holders could apply for a waiver.
The executive order was quickly decried as a "Muslim ban" by Democrats, human rights organizations and advocacy groups, who slammed Trump for instituting a policy they say cuts against US values and America's image around the world as a sanctuary for those fleeing oppression.
Trump rejected the criticism, insisting Saturday that the new policy did not amount to "a Muslim ban," like the one he called for in December 2015 in the heat of the Republican primary campaign. Trump then had called for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States."
Trump's actions on Friday, though, were consistent with his pledge during the campaign to stop immigration from many Muslim-majority countries, particularly those he loosely defined as historically prone to terrorism.
At John F. Kennedy International Airport, where passengers can often spot the Statue of Liberty on their descent into New York, a dozen travelers who fit the ban's criteria were detained and prevented from exiting the airport. Protesters and a handful of Democratic congressmen soon arrived to demand their release.
Among the group of people detained were two Iraqis traveling on special immigrant visas.
One of the men, Hameed Khalid Darweesh, worked with the US government for 10 years after the United States invaded Iraq. He was released early Saturday afternoon because of provisions in Trump's order that allow the secretaries of state and homeland security to admit individuals into the country on a case-by-case basis, a source with knowledge of the case told CNN.
The other man, Haider Sameer Abdulkaleq Alshawi, had been granted a visa to join his wife, who had worked for a US contractor in Iraq, and son, both of whom already live in the United States as refugees. He was released Saturday night.
At least 10 other people were in custody throughout Saturday, but it remains unclear how many others found themselves in the same situation at other US airports.
Attorneys for Darweesh and Alshawi filed a federal lawsuit Saturday morning challenging Trump's executive order, likely just the first of many challenges in the legal fight many groups plan to wage to overturn Trump's actions.
But those actions also hit green card holders, lawful permanent US residents, with heavy impact, two sources familiar with the matter told CNN. Those travelers also fell under the ban's heavy curtain, though they could apply for a waiver to enter the United States after traveling abroad.
At the Cairo International Airport, Egyptian officials on Saturday began to turn back US-bound refugees and citizens of the seven countries now barred from entering the United States.
"This is a new era we are witnessing," a Cairo airport official said.
Qatar Airways posted a travel alert on its website warning nationals of Iraq, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen that they could not travel to the United States unless they are government officials, diplomats or representatives of international organizations. The German airline Lufthansa said it was not yet "in the position to outline the effect" given the new US immigration rule had only just been announced.
Trump administration officials responded to the wide-ranging criticism, saying the United States had to take these actions so it can reform its vetting procedures and that it was built out carefully over the past few weeks during the transition.
Iran, one of the countries whose citizens were banned, slammed Trump's immigration order on Saturday as an "insult" and a "gift to extremists" and said it was considering its response.
The International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian aid and refugee assistance group, called Trump's decision to suspend refugee admissions "harmful and hasty" and noted that the US refugee program "makes it harder to get to the United States as a refugee than any other route." Refugees must undergo an extensive vetting process -- it typically takes more than two years to be admitted to the United States as a refugee.
"In truth, refugees are fleeing terror -- they are not terrorists," David Miliband, the group's president and chief executive, said in a statement. "And at a time when there are more refugees than ever, America must remain true to its core values. America must remain a beacon of hope."
The International Organization for Migration and UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, expressed concern about the provision in Trump's executive order that would prioritize Christians and other minorities fleeing persecution and conflict in Muslim-majority countries over Muslims fleeing those same countries.
The executive order "is causing a really destructive impact on the Arab and Muslim community and on the Iranian community in the US," Ayoub said.


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One day, on my walk home from work I saw a large growth, like an artichoke, on a tall, skinny cactus. I was intrigued. I had never seen anything like it. Was it a fruit? A flower?
Over the next few days it grew longer and my curiosity grew with it.
It was late at night when I saw the flower had eventually opened, luminous under the streetlights. I woke up early to photograph it, before anyone could pick it.
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Students and teachers give blood for HOSA blood drive
Teachers and students come together to give blood for a good cause.
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Students anxiously wait to get their blood drawn.
HOSA organized their annual blood drive on November 16.
Sujith Abbagoni, a junior, directed the event. He put together the schedules using questionnaires and surveys, along with putting in students' itineraries. He also worked together with Red Cross and regional director, Ms. Mahan.
As he got the event in order, he noticed two things. "It was a lot faster than previous ones," Abbagoni said, noting that the event was more efficient with more Red Cross staff. He also noted that there were less people, most likely due to respiratory problems from the smoke in the air.
Students all waited to get their blood drawn. When asked why they came that day, they each had a different answer. "To save a life," Hanna Sepsick said. "My friends encouraged me to," answered senior Jessica Objartel. "Going for a good cause," said junior, Mary Egan.
Team Advisor Shamocka Bolton speaks about why Lambert does this blood drive.
Shamocka Bolton, the adviser for the Red Cross team, said that Lambert HOSA does this to "continue to save lives" and "continue to recruit young donors." She advised that anyone getting their blood drawn for the first time to be calm and try not to be nervous.
Senior Natasha Ramaswamy, a HOSA member who volunteered to take care of patients and had finished getting her own blood drawn, helped give more of an idea of how it was set up. "The blood goes to the American Red Cross," she said, "… some go to local hospitals."
She ended saying the reason they all came together was that, "there was no greater gift to give than the gift of life."
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Lessons Learned at the Glasgow Film Festival 2015
March 3, 2015 Film FestivalsA Girl at My Door, Buster Keaton, Gaslight, Man From Reno, Turist (Force Majeure)Blake Backlash
Blake Backlash on what this year's Glasgow Film Festival has taught him.
Pepe Serna in 'Man From Reno'
1. Glasgow' film fans are committed
Cinema seems to be the number one priority of some of the folk I met at the Festival. They don't fool around. Literally in some cases. As I sat down to watch Fatih Akın's The Cut, the person next to me was telling their friend about how they had been spending some quality time with their partner just before heading out to the pictures and 'things started to get a little… fruity, actually. But I had to put a stop to it. I said I've got to go and watch a two-and-a-half hour film about the Armenian genocide'.
They also love their Q and A's. Their questions are insightful and having the chance to talk to filmmakers gets them passionate and enthusiastic. So much so that the audience are quite happy to make their own Q and As if none are laid on for them. There wasn't one scheduled after the showing of Catch Me Daddy that I was at. But since Gary Lewis was in the audience, the audience asked him questions anyway. And Lewis was totally up for it.
2. No good deed goes unpunished (especially if you are a small town cop).
I saw two great films about police officers in rural areas. A Girl At My Door directed by July Jung, begins with Lee Young-nam's arrival in a small seaside town, to take up her post as police-chief. Soon she find herself looking after Seon Do-hee, a 12 year-old-girl who is bullied by her classmates and abused by her step-father. Doo-hee ends up living with Young-nam. In another kind of cop-movie this plot development might just be a way to clue the audience in on the protagonist's fundamental decency. But this film uses it to start a painful exploration of Young-nam's own flaws and the corrosive psychological damage child-abuse has inflicted on Do-hee. For me, the film's insistence that we should not expect people to be righteous or pure made these characters more admirable.
Man From Reno also begins with a cop in car. Sheriff Paul Del Moral is driving through fog. He finds an abandoned car then accidentally hits a Japanese man, who he takes to hospital. Meanwhile, Aki Akahori arrives in San Francisco from Japan, playing truant from her latest book-tour. She has a romantic encounter with Akira, who then takes a shower and vanishes. One of the many delicious things about Man From Reno is watching these two plot strands unfold – it's like you get two different flavours of mystery movie in one: rural-noir blended with a misty and glamorous San Francisco caper flick. Then, towards the end we find the film is also a kind of riff on… well, that would be saying too much. But there is darkness here. Sheriff Del Moral tries to do the right thing by the man he hit with his car and by Aki. At some cost to himself.
3. Mistakes Can Be Beautiful
One of the films in the Festival's Ingrid Bergman stand was the 1944 version of Gaslight. The version that actually arrived in Glasgow, initially, was Thorold Dickinson's 1940 version which starts Anton Walbrook and Diana Wynyard (who is saved by a wily Northern policeman, instead of Joseph Cotten). Eventually, the right version did arrive, so Glaswegian Gaslight fans had the pleasure of seeing both the older film and the one with Ingrid Bergman in it. We are lucky people are still able to see the Dickinson version. In 1944 when MGM bought the rights to the film, David O Selznick asked that there be a clause in the contract that all of the prints of the British film should be destroyed. Dickinson himself is supposed to have sneakily made one print for himself before the negative was destroyed. Presumably all versions of his film that we see today, including the one that came to Glasgow by fortuitous error, are descendants of this surreptitiously made print.
4. If you build it,they will come
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I saw over 32 films at the Glasgow Film Festival this year and, as ever, I was extremely impressed with both the quality and the variety of the programme overall. However, the undisputed highlight, for me, was Buster Keaton night at the Old Fruitmarket, hosted by silent film enthusiast Paul Merton and featuring wonderful live piano accompaniment by Neil Brand. A full house of 500 people were treated to a selection of silent shorts (Keaton's The High Sign and One Week, Chaplin's The Pawnbroker and Laurel & Hardy's Angora Love) before the main event, a screening of Buster Keaton's full-length classic The Cameraman, which features some of the finest monkey acting ever committed to celluloid.
The live score was an absolute treat (The Dodge Brothers scoring Beggars of Life at the Barbican remains one of the cinema experiences of my life) and it was a pleasure to hear Merton talk about Keaton's early career, particularly his regret at a sophisticated banana skin gag where the joke was that Buster *didn't* slip on the banana skin, only audiences at the time apparently didn't get it. Incidentally, Merton would no doubt be delighted that his talk inspired this tweet
Merton's obvious delight at the huge audience turn-out (the venue was sold out) was genuinely touching and it was easy to get swept up in the happy atmosphere, with the hall constantly ringing with laughter. I've become rather obsessed with attendance figures and am always fascinated to see which films and events sell out at film festivals – it's almost never the films you expect. With that in mind, the runaway success of Buster Keaton Night proves that there is unquestionably a huge audience for silent comedy (I'm going to assume they weren't all Have I Got News For You obsessives), and I hope Glasgow has something similar planned for next year. Note to self: try to make it to The Hippodrome Silent Film Festival in Bo'ness sometime soon.
Are we doing Top Fives? Here's mine if so.
1) A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
2) Clouds of Sils Maria
3) While We're Young
4) Tales of the Grim Sleeper
5) Radiator
5. Films live through an audience
When I wrote my festival preview, I suggested that the kind of films that make good Closing Galas at the Festival are those that get people arguing. And when Allison Gardener and Allan Hunter introduced Force Majeure they told the audience that it might divide us and get us talking. No wonder, when the film is about divisive talk.
After they watch an avalanche Ebba and Thomas (Lisa Loven Kongsli and Johannes Kuhnke) start to argue about what happened. She thinks he ran off and left her and their children, he tries to say he didn't. Their arguments at first have a veneer of good humoured teasing but become more painful each time they are repeated. Two friends Mats and Fanni (Kristofer Hivju and Fann Metelius) visit them, and witnessing Ebba and Thomas, argue brings out the hidden fissures in this other couple's relationship as well.
The film explores how relationships often depend on agreeing on how we see the world. If romantic love is about falling in love with an idealised version of ourselves, an image of who we are that we both to work to keep looking shiny, then what happens if a single event, an uncomfortable truth, tarnishes that image?
So onscreen people can't agree about what things mean. But sharing the experience of watching a film with an audience makes one aware of differences between oneself and one's fellow cinema-goers. I thought the film was very funny but as it went on, I found myself sitting among people who were laughing at things I didn't find funny. At the party afterwards I kept asking people 'what screen were you in? Were people laughing? Did you think that was supposes to be funny?'. And I heard people around me disagreeing about an ambiguous ending, about whether the character were weak or just human
Someone at the Festival had even arranged for it to snow inside the party. Now I know the snow was probably machine generated. But at times it was almost as if the film didn't want to stay on screen. Like it wanted to get out into Glasgow, get among the audience as they drank, danced and argued. Like it wanted to join in the fun.
Well, how could it not?
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Kevin Stewart backed to overcome struggles and hit form in Hull City colours
The £4m signing has struggled to make an impact at the KCOM Stadium since arriving from Liverpool
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Hull City midfielder Kevin Stewart
Kevin Stewart has been backed to turn his Hull City career around this season, despite the midfielder's ongoing struggles to find form in the Championship.
Stewart has found life difficult since arriving from Liverpool in a £4m deal, starting just a dozen league games during his 14 months at the KCOM Stadium.
Two of those have come in the last week in the absence of the injured Dan Batty but Stewart has failed to grasp his opportunities when replaced in the defeats to Wigan and Reading.
Whether a third chance comes at home to Middlesbrough could largely hinge on the fitness of Batty this weekend but Adkins insists Stewart is doing his utmost to revive his fortunes.
"The Wigan game was his first (league) start since New Year's Day, which is a long time, but Kevin is working extremely hard behind the scenes," said Adkins.
Hull City midfielder Kevin Stewart, in action against Ipswich Town
"He's a smashing young man, a good professional attitude and he wants to improve. He's got games under his belt again and that's only going to benefit him moving forward.
"It might not have worked for Kevin so far but that's not to say it won't in the future.
"He's finding his feet. He's a really good guy and he's doing everything he can. He puts long hours in and he's conscientious to make a success of his career."
Hull City boss Nigel Adkins knows only an upturn in fortunes can stop the heat from rising
Adkins is hopeful Batty can return to contention against Middlesbrough this weekend providing the youngster can recover from the knee injury suffered in City's 2-0 win over Ipswich.
A midfield pairing of Markus Henriksen and Stewart got the nod in the last two games but Adkins does have the option of using Jackson Irvine in a deeper role against a Middlesbrough side that has so far lost only one of nine games.
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Dear God, 53-Year-Old Elle Macpherson Posted A Bikini Pic That Makes Us Believe She's Aging In Reverse
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There are some things in life that just can't be explained. The latest? How a 53-year-old Australian model like Elle Macpherson can possibly look as great as she does in a bikini at her age. Like, people in their mid-30s don't look that great, yet Elle's out here running around showing off herself as if the calendar says 1988, not 2018!
Now, the hot Instagram pics that Elle Macpherson posts shouldn't come as a complete shock, of course. After all, she rose to fame in the modeling industry by snagging prestige covers of magazines like Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, among others, and preceded to go on to become the face of distinguished brands such as Christian Dior, Victoria's Secret, and Revlon, walking runways and posing for photos for the past few decades. So, when Elle takes to social media to showcase her still rockin' figure and looks — like in the video below — it's more of a reminder that she's still got it!
However, even though Elle Macpherson has been a beauty for so long, it's still pretty incredible how gorgeous she looks, especially in a swimsuit. And, while her hot Instagram account is still getting plenty of eyeballs these days, maybe we shouldn't be all that shocked given the stunner's strict "no dessert" rule, telling Hello Magazine this:
"I don't have dessert every day, but I do love dessert especially dark chocolate and vegan ice cream," she said. The model admitted that she now likes to keep her exercise routine quite relaxed and varied, after years of following strict high intensity workouts. "I used to have a strict routine that I followed of high-intensity training, but now I am all about listening to my body and mixing it up."
There are plenty of hot Instagram models out there who can turn heads, we would know. But the fact that we're still crushing as hard on a 53-year-old, timeless beauty like Elle Macpherson is clear that this woman is like a fine wine and only getting better with age.
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See more of the stunning Elle Macpherson by scrolling down to the pictures below.
Image via Instagram/ellemacphersonofficial
The fact that Elle Macpherson looks this stunning at age 53 probably has other hot Instagram models wondering what her secret is.
Image via Instagram/bushandocean
OK, this is getting a little obnoxious, right? This lady seriously ages like a fine wine.
Remember, guys, Elle Macpherson is over 50, things like this shouldn't be possible — although, we're really glad they are.
We've been big fans of Elle's since her days snagging magazine covers back in the '80s, and she's still looking as good now as she did back then.
Showing off those long legs and toned figure, it's hard not to appreciate Elle Macpherson's timeless beauty.
Just taking in some sunshine as she reminds us all that she's a perfect 10.
If there's one lady every woman should aspire to be, it's Elle Macpherson. Beauty, brains and a career that's still going strong.
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Sunway Real Estate Investment Trust posted RM355.9 million pre-tax profit for the six months ended Dec 31, 2010, on the back of RM157.778 million revenue.
For the second quarter, the company registered RM45.2 million pre-tax profit on the back of RM85.333 million revenue.
In a filing to Bursa Malaysia, it said the better performance for the current quarter was contributed by the commencement of new tenancy terms pursuant to renewals at the Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall about one million square feet of net lettable area achieved an average increase in rental rates of 17.1 per cent for the three-year term.
The stronger performance at Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa and Pyramid Tower Hotel during year-end holiday season further contributed to improved results for the current quarter.
On the prospect, it said, visitorships to Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall registered strong quarter-on-quarter growth of 9.7 per cent, whilst Sunway Carnival Shopping Mall recorded moderate growth of 2.9 per cent due to the year-end mega sales campaign and festive and school holidays.
It said occupancy remain strong with Sunway Pyramid at 98 per cent, Sunway Carnival at 93 per cent and Suncity Ipoh Hypermarket at 100 per cent.
The Sunway REIT Management Sdn Bhd believes the Sunway REIT retail properties, especially Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall, will be able to enjoy another year of solid performance in tandem with the expectation of continued robust domestic consumption, pursuit of lifestyle trends and thriving Sunway Integrated Resort City.
As for the hotel market, it said the Sunway REIT's hotel properties would continue to perform well in line with the positive outlook for the industry.
In the quarter under review, the Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa and Pyramid Tower Hotel enjoyed strong occupancy (Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa: 70.8 per cent; Pyramid Tower Hotel: 86.3 per cent) and average daily rates (Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa: RM407; Pyramid Tower Hotel: RM258) in conjunction with the year-end school holidays and MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions).
Meanwhile, Sunway Hotel Seberang Jaya, a four-star corporate hotel, enjoyed steady performance as the domestic and global economy recover.
The office market, occupancy at both the Sunway REIT's office properties, has been stable at 99.5 per cent for Menara Sunway and 97.0 per cent at Sunway Tower.
The occupancy for Menara Sunway and Sunway Tower is expected to remain stable and the rental rates are expected to increase moderately for the renewals in 2011.


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By Meg Wagner and Mike Hayes, CNN
Updated 4:03 p.m. ET, February 20, 2020
Roger Stone was sentenced to 40 months in prison. The longtime Trump ally was convicted last year on seven charges of obstruction, lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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Stone watched Trump discuss his case on his phone from a DC restaurant
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Hours after he was sentenced to more than three years in prison, Roger Stone sat in a Washington, DC restaurant, using a phone to watch as President Trump talked about Stone's sentence.
Stone, sitting among a group of people at The Palm, appeared calm as he sat with his jacket off at a table in the center of the room.
Earlier Thursday, US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson sentenced Stone, an adviser and friend to Trump, to three years and four months in prison for lying to Congress and threatening a witness regarding his efforts for the President's 2016 campaign. Stone also received two-years probation on each count, running concurrently. He must undergo substance abuse testing, participate in community service and pay a $20,000 fine.
Asked if he was expecting good news today, Stone told CNN reporters, "I don't know, that's why we're watching. The President is speaking right now."
The President didn't rule out an eventual pardon or commutation, but said the process should play out first.
"At some point I'll make a determination, but Roger Stone and everybody has to be treated fairly. And this has not been a fair process," Trump said.
Stone later told CNN reporters the gag order is still in place but he offered a compliment before going off to eat grilled chicken paillard.
Trump says he won't pardon Roger Stone right now
From CNN's Jason Hoffman
President Trump said he won't act to grant clemency to Roger Stone right now, saying he wanted the process to play out before making a decision.
"I'm not going to do anything in terms of the great powers bestowed upon a President of the United States, I want the process play out, I think that's the best thing to do," Trump said today in Las Vegas. "Because I'd love to see Roger exonerated, and I'd love to see it happen because I personally think he was treated very unfairly."
Trump didn't rule out an eventual pardon or commutation, but said the process should play out first.
Trump says Roger Stone has "very good chance of exoneration"
From CNN's Jeff Zeleny and Jason Hoffman
President Trump said his friend and former associate Roger Stone "has a very good chance of exoneration."
Speaking hours after Stone was sentenced to more than three years in prison, Trump said he was following the matter closely and "want to see it play out to its fullest."
Trump called Stone a "character" and said he likes him.
"He's a smart guy, he's a little different, but those are sometimes the most interesting. But he's a good person. His family is fantastic," Trump said at a criminal justice reform event.
"Roger was never involved in the Trump campaign for president," Trump said. "Early on before I announced, he may have done a little consulting work or something."
Trump went on to attack the forewoman of the jury, calling her an "anti-Trump activist."
Here's what Roger Stone and his supporters were doing during his sentencing
From CNN's Marshall Cohen
Before the hearing began, Roger Stone watched attentively as the pews filled with reporters, friends, family, and well-wishers.
There was a large cohort from the Justice Department in attendance, but none of the Robert Mueller prosecutors who handled Stone's case. Many of those prosecutors attended past sentencing hearings for key players.
During the hearing, Stone paid close attention and took notes while his lawyer argued that he never really threatened witness Randy Credico.
Later, Stone fidgeted around in his seat while Judge Jackson explained how he lied to the court and obstructed the proceedings, including when he posted an image of her in crosshairs on his social media page.
Stone's stepdaughter leaned forward at times, with her hands clasped in front of her face, while Jackson delivered Stone's sentence.
Michael Caputo, a longtime Stone friend and colleague, was hunched over at times, staring at the ground while the sentence was read.
Another one of Stone's supporters sat with his hands in front of his face, covering his eyes.
After the verdict was delivered and the court adjourned, some of the Justice Department lawyers who watched the case were overheard praising Jackson and how she handled the hearing. One woman said it's "amazing how her brain works so quickly."
After the hearing, Stone exited the courtroom with a smirk, looking at the crowd of reporters and supporters who gathered to see him leave. He declined to comment on the sentence.
While Stone was walking around the courthouse, doing paperwork, someone apparently tried to film him. This drew a swift and loud rebuke from the court staff, who reminded the crowd that recordings aren't permitted inside the courthouse.
"Let the marshals do their job," Stone said.
Roger Stone leaves the courthouse after sentencing
Roger Stone left the US District Court in DC with a smile on his face.
He did not speak before getting into a black SUV.
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Stone will also pay a $20,000 fine
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US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson has sentenced Roger Stone, an adviser and friend to President Trump, to three years and four months in prison for lying to Congress and threatening a witness regarding his efforts for the President's 2016 campaign.
Stone also receive two-years probation on each count, running concurrently. He must also...
Have substance abuse testing
Do community service
Pay a $20,000 fine
Jackson said she is transferring supervision of his release to Southern District of Florida. She will determine later whether he will have a reentry progress hearing.
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Stone's hearing is over
Roger Stone's sentencing hearing just wrapped up after judge Amy Berman Jackson sentenced the Trump ally to three years and four months in prison.
Prosecutors initially asked for seven to nine years in prison — but Attorney General William Barr retracted that recommendation hours after Trump criticized it on Twitter for being too harsh.
Four prosecutors withdrew from the case in response to Barr's decision. Two new DC US Attorney's Office supervisors stepped up to handle Stone's sentencing, and a new sentencing memo was released asking for "far less" time. Today, one of the new prosecutors said the Justice Department stands by the original sentencing memo and argued that "the court should impose a substantial period of incarceration" on Stone.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson has sentenced Trump ally Roger Stone to 40 months in prison. He was convicted last year on seven charges of obstruction, lying to Congress and witness tampering.
Four prosecutors withdrew from the case in response to Barr's decision. Two new DC US Attorney's Office supervisors stepped up to handle Stone's sentencing, and a new sentencing memo was released asking for "far less" time.
Today, one of the new prosecutors said the Justice Department stands by the original sentencing memo and argued that "the court should impose a substantial period of incarceration" on Stone.
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Can the All Blacks be considered the 'greatest team in sport'?
One of the greatest sports teams of all time?
The New Zealand Herald on Monday reported on a twitter spat between outspoken British talk show host Piers Morgan and a "doubter" over another journalist's statement that the All Blacks were "the greatest team in sport".
Twickenham on Saturday, was amusing for several reasons.
One was that I never took the highly opinionated and usually Arsenal-obsessed Morgan to be a rugby man, and so his defence of the All Blacks as the best team in international sport, while being a viewpoint you could make a good case for, felt like a bit of a laugh.
Another was the identity of the man the New Zealand Herald called the "doubter". He was not, in fact, just some random guy but former England soccer captain Gary Lineker, who is now a very prominent sport broadcaster and who hosts the highly watched Match of the Day soccer program in Britain.
However, the debate itself was, for me, not amusing but ultimately highly tiresome, as it degenerated into the usual ignorant argument about rugby union being a minor, basically inconsequential, sport.
It began with BBC sports editor Dan Roan twitting that "Little in sport compares to watching the All Blacks" and that he was excited to watch a rare meeting between England and "the greatest team in sport".
Roan too said that it wasn't just an opinion but a case that could be won by looking at the facts, and he put forward this article to back him up.
Morgan then likened the All Blacks to cricket legend, Don Bradman, in that their statistical superiority over rivals had made the case for their greatness — they were "so far out on their own in terms of dominance, it's ridiculous".
First of all, people like Gary Lineker should rest easy about his sport. It is obvious that, in terms of sport in general and among team sports, there is no rival to soccer, or football, as it is known in most countries. No one is challenging that.
But at the same time, there are huge swathes of people who do not like soccer, and don't believe it to be the greatest sport of all.
It is just the MOST POPULAR sport; it is, with basketball, probably the easiest sports for anyone to pick up and play, and to be taught. There really isn't that much to the two sports at a basic level, hence their unrivaled worldwide popularity, especially at grassroots level, and as a sport to watch.
Second, rugby is NOT played in just a handful of countries, as Lineker states. According to World Rugby, more than 100 countries play rugby union, with about 80 vying every four years to qualify for the Rugby World Cup.
While it may appear that any discussion of the strongest teams in rugby union always seems to bring up the same few usual suspects, the same can also be said about ANY team sport.
Basketball? While it is played in more countries than rugby, and has huge viewership and following worldwide, when you come down to it, it too is strong in only a handful of countries. There have been 19 Olympic Games and 17 basketball World Cups — the two pinnacles of the sport — but only SIX countries have ever been champions, with the United States (15 Olympic gold medals and five World Cups) the clearly dominant team. The next closest are the old Yugoslavia, with six titles overall, and the old Soviet Union, with five.
Cricket? It probably has the same profile as rugby union, in that it is a sport strongest in former British Empire countries, and is played well by a handful of countries while being nevertheless popular in many more. There have been 11 World Cups in cricket, and five champions: Australia (5 times), West Indies (2), India (2), Pakistan and Sri Lanka (1 each).
Field hockey? There have been 13 World Cups and 23 Olympic Games, for only eight winners.
Volleyball? Fourteen Olympics and 13 World Cups, or 27 world tournaments in all — 10 different winners.
Ice hockey? 24 Olympic Games, six different champion teams.
Even individual sports are "dominated by the same few countries".
Michael Phelps is many people's idea of the greatest ever Olympian because he has won the most gold medals, but the reality is that swimming as a competitive sport comprises relatively few fish in a relatively small pool. Many countries do not have Olympic-sized swimming pools, do not have the middle classes where the family has the means to employ a coach or be part of a solid swimming club system, and swimming as a sport cannot sustain careers outside of a few countries.
Tennis? Again, very widely played and popular as a spectator and recreational sport, but the same few countries produce most of the champions, especially in the "team" events, such as the Davis Cup.
Motor racing? Ditto. Millions of people love to drive fast, but only a tiny handful of countries have racing programs, and hence champions.
And what about soccer itself? It is definitely the most popular sport worldwide in terms of its following, viewership, people who play and so on. But again, the same few teams win. The football World Cup, the world's biggest sporting event, has been played 21 times but only eight countries have ever won it. That's right: more than 200 countries play the sport, and the World cup has been around over 88 years, but only Brazil, Germany, Italy, Uruguay, Argentina, France, England and Spain have ever won.
In terms of competitiveness, that is proportionally better than basketball, the two hockeys and volleyball, but no better than cricket.
And what about little rugby union?
Lineker sneeringly suggested that rugby union is the Number One sport in very few countries, citing New Zealand and "maybe Wales and South Africa".
But rugby is also fairly popular in several other countries, including, as he would know, the British nations and France.
It also has a healthy following and popularity in Argentina, Italy, Japan, the USA, Canada as well as Uruguay, Romania, Korea, Russia and Sri Lanka.
It is also Number One in countries such as Fiji, Samoa, Tonga and among the top in Madagascar, Georgia, Namibia and Kenya.
And in terms of the Rugby World Cup, there have been eight tournaments so far, and four different countries have won it — a proportion better than soccer, basketball or cricket; in fact, all the sports mentioned above.
At the moment, about 5-6 countries will be very competitive at the Rugby World Cup 2019, plus maybe 3-4 dark horses and spoilers. While New Zealand have won the past two tournaments, they were almost beaten by France in the 2011 final, and by South Africa in the 2015 semifinal. It hasn't been a cakewalk by any means.
And what are the odds of Ireland, France, Argentina, Wales and even Scotland, Samoa and Fiji joining the winners' circle? Pretty good, I would say. As good as, say, Holland, Belgium, Croatia or Nigeria winning the FIFA World Cup sooner rather than later, actually.
Yes, every sport is dominated by a few countries.
But New Zealand's singular achievement in world rugby, and what makes them extraordinary is that, while all the dominant countries in the other sports are either very wealthy or have large populations, New Zealand does so while punching way above its weight for more than 100 years.
The West Indies' dominance in cricket in the 1970s and 80s is often spoken of in similar terms but that superiority has long evaporated.
New Zealand, like the West Indies, has a population of less than 5 million, and yet the All Blacks have a fantastic playing record over a century against rivals who are also very good at the sport and who largely have far better resources.
This is what Piers Morgan and Dan Roan were trying to get at.
And this is what makes the All Blacks worthy of being called the greatest team in international sport.
I found this interesting, as an English woman in the UK I know these presenters well, and can't help feeling that you have a dislike for Gary Lineker?! I think he was arguing for arguments sake perhaps, and of course what he really wanted to say was that the best team has to be a football team?
I am not a huge fan of Piers Morgan, but annoyingly I do in this case agree with him! In my opinion, you can't really argue that the All Blacks are anything but the best team in the world! And they play with pride and respect.. this is not the first thing I think off when someone mentions Brazil's football team!!
Enough said.. you certainly have roused up a debate!
I am bound to have some bias as an English girl, but I love rugby and do enjoy my son getting into football too…just hate the foul play we see from professionals!
Hi Joanne, thanks for your comments.
I actually admired Lineker as a player – a great goal scorer with great sportsmanship and underrated leadership qualities – but have never watched him as a broadcaster.
I did feel I had to respond to his comments though, which is why I wrote the article. I think many soccer players do think that just because their sport is the most popular that it is also the most difficult or most competitive.
As I said in the article, I agree it is the most popular and that is probably because it is a sport more people on earth can play because it is easier. I'm not saying it is easy to play well, but that it is one of the easiest to play, which is why it is popular.
And yes, I think it riles him that someone dares to suggest that the best sports team of all is not a soccer team!
I am not familiar with Piers Morgan's work either aside from his occasional soccer arguments with various people but I do agree with him in this case.
By the way, I am not an All Black fan or a Kiwi; but credit where credit is due, I believe.
Interesting Post. I think that my favorite thing about the all blacks is the Haka. They are a great team, but to say they are the greatest team is debatable, because like you say there are many brilliant teams across a plethora of sports. The All blacks are truly a great team and I think it is because of the difficulties they face. They have to train harder and more efficiently than other teams as a result and this makes them even stronger.
This post actually reminds me of a joke someone said to me. "Soccer players spend 90 minutes pretending to be hurt, Rugby players spend 80 minutes pretending not to be hurt!".
I think that these teams do put in a lot of work and that is evident from the brilliant games we have the pleasure of watching.
Yes, that's a good joke. And it's largely true!
It is hard to compare teams across sport so any conclusion would be debatable and would probably have no conclusion. But it is a lot of fun to have the debate.
Hi Shy, South African gal here!
They are undeniably an legendary team – even I know that and I live under my geek-rock away from anything that involves a ball or physical activity.
Thanks for your comments, Nadia.
If it's any consolation, South Africa is second on the list in rugby union. And on current form, the Springboks are not far behind. They beat the All Blacks once this year and really should have won two. Their match at RWC 2019 will be a highlight.
As far as I am concerned New Zealand being our "neighbours", yes I am Aussie, only means that I know a bit about Rugby Union, or Union as it is often called here.
I do not understand it at all, I have no intention of ever trying to understand it however as a Rugby Union playing country ourselves we often play them.
We have a high level of competitiveness whenever we play any New Zealand team, in any sport, whether it be Netball, Cricket or Union. We absolutely love it when we beat them, as they do when they beat us.
I can't argue statistically and don't intend to do so.
What I can say is that there is only one other team in world sport that we play where we have such a level of intensity in the competition, and that is the English in cricket!
With all of that in mind the All Blacks are without doubt the best ever team that we have ever played in any sport, period!
There is certainly many teams which beat us hands down, like America in basketball, any top line soccer (football) teams and perhaps even in Tennis (team tennis, like Davis Cup which you mentioned) by the Americans.
Our whole country has a collective swell in the chest when we beat the All Blacks, doesn't happen very often at all.
Yes, the Bledisloe Cup has been a huge contest over the years, despite it being lopsided in recent years.
And yes, I agree it sits just behind the Ashes; as more Aussies follow cricket than rugby union.
But the All Blacks scalp is so rare, that the sports fans of any team will swell up with pride when their team beats the All Blacks.
It's true that rugby is not the greatest or most popular sport out there because a lot of countries don't even participate in the competition and show little to no interest in airing them in their local channels. Like in my country they don't even have a rugby team and the only way we we are able to watch rugby competitions is through cables.
Everyone has their opinions. The All Blacks to me are a good team but I won't say they are the best of teams. That argument is ridiculous. Sports in general do have several teams that just keeps on dominating. That's just the way it is. It would be pretty difficult for a smaller country to come up and start dominating in any particular sport. That's just the fact we all have to face.
Thanks for your feedback, Jay. Yes, comparing teams across sports is difficult and some would say impossible.
But the article I cited did make reference to other studies that have tried to do it statistically and across all the major sports. And ranked the All Blacks very highly. The study even compared their record with those of club teams in other sports such as Real Madrid, Chicago Bulls, etc.
Also, would you then say there is no such thing as "greatest sportsman of all time"? You couldn't compare, say Muhammad Ali, with Don Bradman, or Michael Phelps, or Usain Bolt, or Pele etc, yes?
In any case, this is the kind of discussion that sports fans love engaging in; pitting the supremacy of one sport's achievements over the other. It's just competitive sports from the fringes.
I have heard of rugby but not exactly sure how rhe sport is played or watched a game for that matter. However, I can understand the passion for a certain sport with a certain team. Those passions can leave us blinded by reality very easily. Even going so far as to say that one team is best ever.
We would like to think that "our" team no matter the sport is the best ever. Human nature. Some however stand behind "their" team only if "their" team is winning. Die hard fans will murder if you do agree with thwir statement no matter the proof otherwise that somebody can show them. Is that what is going on here? Blindsided passion for The All Black Union?
Thanks for your comments. I have tried to make my point by resorting to facts and statistics as well as arguments. I am in no way an All Black fan, nor a Kiwi.
Hah hah, I am not a Kiwi, nor an All Blacks fan.
The All Blacks do have something like an 80% winning record in their sport, with the closest challenger, South Africa, at 65%.
That is quite a record considering their population size and those of all their rivals.
And they have done this over more than a hundred years!
This is a great post, and I agree in some parts.
Football is in my opinion the greatest sport, BUT basketball isn't too far behind, as you see how popular it is becoming in China, and to say in the USA it is the number one, and they're wordclass in it, it could become the nulber 1 soon.
The All Blacks are famous, even in Belgium we know them.
Are they they the greatest sports team? Maybe, in the branche they are yes.
But in my.opinion, Real Madrid owns them.
Thanks for sharing it anyway!
Thanks Emmanuel. My argument was about national sports teams and how well they do in their own sport and considering their opposition. Real Madrid is a club side. In any case, if Real and the All Blacks were to play each other at football and rugby, I know who my money would be on: Real might beat the All Blacks 10 goals to 2-3, but the All Blacks would probably score 30-40 tries to zero!


This paper aims at demonstrating the explanatory advantages of the old hypothesis concerning the origins of the auxiliary of the Romanian analytic conditional (aș + infinitive) as deriving from the imperfect tense form of the verb (a) vrea '(to) want' < *volere (< VELLE). The grammaticalization process, reconstructed through the comparison with the other Romance languages and by relating it to typical directions of the linguistic change, presupposes intermediary semantic phases (the future-in-the-past value, the hypothetical value which is mostly counter-factual), whose traces may be found in the first Romanian (translated) texts, but which have been generally considered a consequence of the simple loan translation from the language source. The uses of the conditional with a reduced auxiliary (aș, ai, etc. + infinitive) are related to those (co-occurring in the old texts) of the conditional with a recognisable auxiliary (vrea 'wanted' + infinitive), for which the value specific to the first grammaticalization stage is still strong—that of a future-in-the past. The text also puts forth an explanation for the atypical forms within the paradigm of the conditional auxiliary—aș(i), ar(ă)—through the overlap between the forms of the imperfect and the simple past of the verb (a) vrea '(to) want'.


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Magic Industry Empire Volume 3 Chapter 56 - Viscount Leslies determination
In a situation of not knowing they had an engagement, it wasnt just Archie and Leia alone.
In the north of the Lampuri Kingdom, at the Meurto Mountains that were over a thousand kilometers away from the farm, Viscount Leslie was looking at a letter in his hand. He gave a cold laugh before ripping the letter to pieces in his hand and throwing it into the mountain stream behind him.
There were countless scattered pieces of paper that fell, just like snow falling in the mountains.
Seeing the pieces of paper disappear without a trace, Viscount Leslie was silent before looking at his northern army comrades. He thought that they must be the same as normal people, being jealous of him for being the descendant of a large noble family like the Stagg Family, but they didnt know that the descendants of the large families had places where they had no choices.
For example, in the letter that his mother had just sent indicating that the family had decided his engagement, not allowing him to reject it at all.
The one who would become his wife was the youngest daughter of the head of the Aleman Family. She was twenty three this year and her mother had said that she was very beautiful and had a gentle personality, she was very suited to becoming a wife. She wanted Viscount Leslie to finish his two years in the northern army before heading back to Anvilmar City to get married.
Regarding his mothers evaluation of young miss Aleman, Viscount Leslie could only respond with a cold laugh.
Perhaps this young miss Aleman was very beautiful and kind, but Viscount Leslie didnt believe that his mother was drawn to this. He was certain that young miss Aleman would become his wife because it was related to the Aleman Family.
A marriage between nobles wasnt unusual, Viscount Leslie already expected this day to come for him.
He had already resisted this matter for close to ten years and now he was over thirty years old, so he couldnt drag it out any longer.
Looking at the letter that was more simple in his hand, Viscount Leslie revealed a bitter smile.
"Comparatively, that fellow Xu Yi is more free than I am. At least he can be with a girl that he truly loves."
Viscount Leslie gave a sigh and seriously read over the letter that Xu Yi sent.
Xu Yis letters naturally didnt have family gossip, rather it described the progress of the Frestech Chamber of Commerce during this time and asked him about the situation of the northern army.
The main thing he asked about was the northern armys equipment.
If this was anyone else asking, they would be charged with attempting to steal military secrets, but Xu Yi held an honorary title with the military headquarters and the logistics department had an intimate relationship with the Frestech Chamber of Commerce. Xu Yi was qualified to know about this.
Xu Yi could ask major MacConley these issues, but he would only obtain general statistics from him and not the real situation. Of course it was someone like Viscount Leslie who was a part of the northern army that understood the situation the best.
But after seeing the questions Xu Yi had in the letter, Viscount Leslie gave a bitter laugh.
"How to respond to this"
Viscount Leslie looked at his comrade who was using a Magic Water Kettle that had been knocked to the ground accidentally to boil water. He thought that if the logistics department didnt give them any more supplies, the northern army wouldnt be able to hold on. It wouldnt take long before they lost the Muerto Mountains and it would fall into the hands of those fellows from the Sack Kingdom again.
In the campaign of the Muerto Mountains at the end of last year, although the northern army had used a large amount of equipment to take the Muerto Mountains and keep the Hungry Wolf and the Strong Tiger Regiments within the northern borders of the Sakk Kingdom, the two regiments never gave up the idea of attacking during this half a year.
Even facing the powerful weapons of the northern army, the two regiments didnt win any battles and the Muerto Mountains were still firmly held in the hands of the northern army, because of the frequent fights, the northern army used up most of their equipment.
From the second half of the year, the logistics department suddenly weakened their support of the northern army. In the end, other than shipping a few coats for winter, they didnt provide any other equipment.
The other soldiers could only complain in secret, but they didnt know anything. Viscount Leslie on the other hand knew the reason.
It was very simple, the army headquarters had no money.
In the battles of the Muerto Mountains, the army headquarters had provided large amounts of funds, allowing the northern army to display their might, but it cost them quite a bit.
Although they saved money on making the uniform equipment from the newly built weapons factory, the army headquarters still couldnt keep up with this large consumption.
Xu Yi had mentioned this question in a letter to Viscount Leslie. He had said that although the Frestech Chamber of Commerce was selling the equipment to the army headquarters at base cost, the army headquarters couldnt afford to buy them still.
Xu Yi was deeply worried about this situation.
If the army headquarters didnt have enough funds, the Frestech Chamber of Commerce couldnt give things away for free. Perhaps there would be a problem with the equipment for the northern army.
Once the Sack Kingdom started attacking when spring came, the Muerto Mountains would become dangerous.
In the letter, Xu Yi had suggested to Viscount Leslie that if it became dangerous, he should leave as soon as possible to keep his life.
In this recent letter, Xu Yi had expressed his worries even more.
The army headquarters hasnt made an order with the Frestech Chamber of Commerce for three months, it showed that they couldnt keep up with the consumption at all.
This proved that the northern army situation was already very dangerous.
Seeing Xu Yi mention at the end of his letter that if the situation seemed bad, he had to find a chance to leave, Viscount Leslie couldnt help shaking his head with a sigh.
Of course he knew Xu Yi meant well, but he had been with the northern army for two years now. Even if he was responsible for work in the back, he had experienced many bloodbaths with his comrades, so he was very attached to the northern army.
Although he knew the situation with the northern army wasnt good, Viscount Leslie wasnt planning on running away.
But he knew that his power alone was limited. With his current abilities, he cant solve the real problem of the northern army at all, which was that the army headquarters had no money.
Thinking of the lack of money, Viscount Leslie felt a deep dislike for the far away Count Stagg of Banta City, who was his uncle. He also felt hatred towards his family for always being so stubborn.
The better way was clearly to let the kingdom become richer, but those stubborn old fools disregarded this for their own benefits, even working hard to suppress this.
In their eyes, could it be that the entire kingdoms fate and the living conditions of the commoners, couldnt compare to the fate of their family
"Humph! A bunch of idiots! The world has changed with the appearance of Xu Yi, but they insist on their obsolete thoughts. If this continues, youll become the criminals who eliminate the family!"
Viscount Leslie narrowed his eyes and fell into thought before taking out two pieces of paper. First he wrote a response to Xu Yi, describing the difficulties the northern army faced and hoped that Xu Yi could solve this problem for them.
The second letter was a response to his mother.
In this letter, Viscount Leslie said that he would agree to the familys arrangements, agreeing to marry young miss Aleman when he returned to Anvilmar City. At the same time, he used a serious tone to disclose another thought.
He, Leslie Stagg would be doing his best to take the position of the family head!
While Viscount Leslie was writing his letters, Lampuri Thirteenth was in the royal palace with the yearly fiscal report of the Lampuri Kingdom, revealing a faint smile.
The yearly fiscal report was better than last year. Compared to the income of less than two million gold coins last year, the kingdoms finances had broken three million gold coins, which could be considered a large leap.
However, as the king, Lampuri Thirteenth didnt look at this problem simply.
Two years ago, the Lampuri Kingdoms yearly revenue was only over a million gold coins and starting from last year, it rose for two years straight.
The reason for this obvious change can be seen from the financial report. It was that 90% of it came from business taxes.
If one looked at the business tax, from the reports of the business department, one could see that in this 90%, as high as 40% of it came from companies that produced magic machines.
In the report, the Frestech Chamber of Commerce was mentioned constantly.
Just last year, the Frestech Chamber of Commerce paid over three hundred thousand gold coins to Banta City and only one hundred and ten thousand gold coins entered the state treasury.
In the second half of the year, because the Frestech Chamber of Commerce went to Viscount Xu Yis private territory, the Frestech Chamber of Commerces taxes were given to Xu Yi before reaching the state treasury. It reached a total of two hundred and seventy thousand gold coins.
Also because the Frestech Chamber of Commerce received free trading rights, in the Frestech Chamber of Commerces deals with other countries, they arent taxed by Banta City and directly go to the state treasury.
Even if the Frestech Chamber of Commerces investments in the Black Rice Wasteland, the Stantine Duchy, and the Rudson Kingdom were just beginning, it still paid a tax of a hundred and thirty thousand gold coins.
So in just a single year, the Frestech Chamber of Commerce paid taxes of over five hundred thousand gold coins to the state treasury.
This didnt add the taxes paid by companies that produced magic machines that were affected by the Frestech Chamber of Commerce.
If this was all added together, then of the three million gold coins taxed by the Lampuri Kingdom, over one and half million of that was influenced by the Frestech Chamber of Commerce.
Moreover in the other companies, although they didnt produce magic machines, they were also affected by the Frestech Chamber of Commerce.
Take the Armani Chamber of Commerce that produced clothes in Banta City. Because of the help of the Magic Loom that the Frestech Chamber of Commerce developed, it greatly increased their productivity. Although the clothes were sold at different prices, because of the increase in sales, their profit had leaped up.
According to the data, the Armani Chamber of Commerce paid a business tax of three hundred and twenty thousand gold coins last year.
Then adding in the Amrit Chamber of Commerce who laid roads all over the kingdom, who had paid two hundred and sixty thousand gold coins in business taxes last year.
Then theres the Renekton Chamber of Commerce……
After reading it, Lampuri Thirteenth suddenly found that just the large companies of Banta City actually paid a total of one and half million in business taxes to the state treasury all together.
The total taxes that Banta City paid this year was just one hundred and ninety thousand gold coins.
Compared to last year, it was without a doubt lacking.
Seeing this large contrast, Lampuri Thirteenth couldnt help letting out a cold laugh.
"I want to see what those fellows have the face to say now."


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PHILIPP MAINZER, E15
By Michael Bullock
Named after the London zip code where it first started out in 1994, e15 is a German furniture and architecture firm now based near Frankfurt. The company has become well known for its modernizing of modernism and for its multidiscipline collaborations. Over the years, e15 has worked on limited edition products with the fashion designer Bernhard Willhelm, the photographer Mark Borthwick, the Swiss art publisher Nieves and, most recently, the übercool French music and fashion collective Kitsuné. The Moment recently caught up with e15's founder and creative director, the architect Philipp Mainzer.
The Moment: I first noticed e15 through the festive polkadot table you developed with Bernhard Willhelm a few years back. How do these collaborations come about?
Philipp Mainzer: Maybe it corresponds to how we started. At e15 we didn't start with a big business plan in mind; we just wanted to create nice products that we couldn't find that we thought were suitable for the market. That is why we started with the solid wood tables — the first collection was just four tables. It was always about a mission to create useful, quality products. But as we have grown into a bigger company, we've also had to focus on business, so these collaborations help keep our minds going and this is very important to us.
How do these outside influences affect your main line?
To me it not really just about owning a furniture company. If you look at the presentations at fairs like I.C.F.F., everyone is celebrating themselves and it is all about design, but I think this can be a very dangerous circle. I think you need to break out and interact with different disciplines and different professions. All these areas need to be brought into furniture design to help it evolve and move forward, otherwise it will implode. Since I am an architect, I am not so focused on the product. The product is a part of greater things.
Do the collaborations start as friendships?
Yes, mostly. They are not all my best friends, but there needs to be a mutual understanding and appreciation. With Willhelm, we used to run a concept store in Frankfurt where we sold our furniture, but we also sold accessories, fashion and we had a gallery space. We sold his line and from that we got to know him. He always said that he wanted to do furniture so we said O.K. He gave us a pattern to customize one of our existing tables.
The pattern is of polka dots, seven different colors although they are not polka dots they are egg-shaped. There is a lot of thinking in this thing that looks so easy. To reprint seven colors on solid wood wrapping around corners is quite a challenge, and it takes one person a few months to figure it out. People may not see all that goes into it, but we invest in this because we enjoy it and because we feel it helps us to grow and develop and it also helps bring attention to us because we are still a fairly small furniture company. It's one way we stick out.
And Mark Borthwick?
I think we were at his house and he was showing us his photographs of plywood compositions. Our company image is very consistent, but it's nice to get rid of all every now and then — so we had him shoot our catalog. He shot our collection outside the Javits Center, and we made a book and this led to asking him to do an installation at the fair in Cologne. He made it on the spot. We made some pieces before, and he manipulated them and combined them with his photography. It was pretty amazing to see.
And how was that received by the furniture industry?
Very well, from people who are open-minded. Other people completely don't understand and ask, "Why would you show these pieces of plywood that you asked some guy to put together? It has nothing to do with your furniture." But it has to do with space and the interaction of objects.
Do these ideas make their way back into your furniture line?
With Mark it come back through the photography in our catalog. We also collaborated on a second installation, which we have not produced yet. His wife, Maria Cornejo, is opening a new store so we think this may be a good time to produce them. We are not in a rush to crank these things out. They need the right time and the right place to be shown.
What is the most recent collaboration — is it the Monster Dice?
That was instigated by Nieves, this small art publisher. The dice is a scrape from the Big Foot table, with a drawing of a monster burned into the block that connects on all four sides. Again, there is lot of development for something that seems so simple. Everyone I show this to likes it. We also made tables with Kitsune. They run a fashion label but also do music — they are very popular for their amazing music compilations and they actually started as D.J.'s. For their show in Milan during fashion week, we produced eight of these plaid tables, turned them upside down and the legs were used to hold the clothing. At the moment the tables are at being shown at the Dover Street market in London.
What are the newest additions to your main collection?
The sofa line came out last year, but we expanded the collection into beds and introduced them this year.
I like that you named the beds Paradis, meaning paradise, right?
Yeah, they are paradise. They have the same structure and dimensions as the sofa, it could be combined with the sofa. We like them because they can work together without looking modular, it allows you to be flexible but also put together interesting, awkward shapes.
I love the brightly colored tartans. They look shocking mixed with your minimal shapes.
Well, we needed to bring in some color but stay true to where we come from, which is very traditional to some extent, and the tartans fit in great because they are traditional patterns. They are original Scottish plaids made by weavers in the Scottish highlands using old-fashioned methods. Even though they are very old, the bold color combinations are very striking, they feel quite new. And the tartan seems to be in fashion now and this brings us into a fashion context. Which we like.
It must be a hard balancing act bringing fashion into furniture because fashion changes so frequently. How much do you bring yourself into fashion?
We strive to make timeless pieces, so the tartans are pillows that can be changed as your taste changes. We try to take on more than just style when working with fashion. We are inspired by how the material is used, how shapes are combined or a general attitude.
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This happens because the base of the Vimana is bigger than its pinnacle.
Hence at noon, the shadow of the temple tower gets merged on itself and not on the ground.
Kudos to the architects of the era for building something as beautiful as the Brihadeshwara Temple—a heritage structure that dates back to ancient India..
Although Thanjavur city has population of 222,943; its urban / metropolitan population is 291,067 of which 142,671 are males and 148,396 are females.
Thanjavur is a temple city and has numerous magnificent examples of great ancient architecture. If you are in the good for a vacation that is also a knowledge trip done history lane then Thanjavur is the place for you!
The term, Nadar, in Tamil literally means one who rules the land. … The Nadars are also commonly called as Annachi (meaning elder brother).
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Kumbakonam is known for its temples and mathas (monasteries). There are around 188 Hindu temples within the municipal limits of Kumbakonam. Apart from these, there several thousand temples around the town thereby giving the town the sobriquets "Temple Town" and "City of temples".
Located in the Cauvery delta, Thanjavur is often called the 'Rice bowl of Tamil Nadu'. Its economy is based on tourism, agriculture, and silk weaving. Classical Carnatic music was codified, and some Bharatnatyam styles were developed in Thanjavur, also famous for its Tanjore paintings.
HOW TO REACH THANJAVURBy Air. The nearest airport is at Trichy, about 55 km from Thanjavur. The airport is well connected by flights to Indian as well international cities. … By Train. The nearest major railhead is also at Trichy. … By Road. Thanjavur is well connected by road to other cities of Tamil Nadu.
Thanjavur is an important center of South Indian religion, art, and architecture. Most of the Great Living Chola Temples, which are UNESCO World Heritage Monuments, are located in and around Thanjavur. The foremost among these, the Brihadeeswara Temple, is located in the centre of the city.
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40 KmsDistance Between Thanjavur to KumbakonamDistance between Thanjavur to Kumbakonam by Road is40 KmsDistance between Thanjavur to Kumbakonam by Flight is33 KmsTravel Time from Thanjavur to Kumbakonam by Road is1:11 hrsNearest Airport in ThanjavurTiruchirappalli International Airport (10.79, 79.14)1 more row
Thanjavur (Tanjavur or Tanjore) is a temple site in the Tamil Nadu region of southern India. Thanjavur was the capital of the great Chola (Cola) king Rajaraja I, and it was he who commissioned the site's magnificent temple, the Brihadishvara, in the early 11th century CE.
Adi Dravida are numerically the largest SCs with a population of 5,402,755, constituting 45.6 per cent of the state SC population. They are followed by Pallan 2,272,265 (19.2 per cent), Paraiyan 1,860,519 (15.7 per cent), Chakkiliyan 777,139 (6.6 per cent) and Arunthathiyar 771,659 (6.5 per cent).
There are 14 districts that share the coastline namely Thiruvallur, Chennai, chengalpattu, Villupuram, Cuddalore, Mayildathurai, Thiruvarur, Nagapattinam, Thanjavur, Pudukottai, Ramanathapuram, Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari.
Tanjore is very popular for its sarees and paintings. Apart from all these, there is the Thalaiyatti Bommai- an adorable dancing doll with a moving head, which is the perfect souvenir to take home. You can also buy bronze items at the local market.
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I'm delighted to announce that the BiblioFiles, our illuminating interviews with children's book authors, are now available as podcasts! Download interviews with Phillip Pullman, Sharon Creech, Candace Fleming, Atinuke, Rebecca Stead, Gary Schmidt, Trenton Lee Stewart, M.T. Anderson, and more!
To visit the main site (which includes webcasts and interview transcripts), click here.
To visit podcast central, click here.
Interestingly enough, it was Lloyd Alexander who inspired this program.
Back in 2003, when I was still in graduate school, I decided to start reading children's literature to counter all the academic reading I was tackling. Seeking some of my old favorites, I discovered that, happily, some authors had kept writing while I was detoured by college, working life, and graduate school. While reacquainting myself with Lloyd Alexander's Chronicles of Prydain ("A Fflam thrives on danger!"), I found his 2003 book, The Gawgon and the Boy.
It's a wonderful story about a boy named David who, after recovering from a life-threatening illness, is tutored by his Aunt Annie (a tough individual he secretly names "The Gawgon," after the mythological monster, the Gorgon). However, as they spend more time together, the boy realizes what a true treasure the Gawgon is. I found the book to be lively, unique, and utterly heartwarming (later, I learned that it was also semiautobiographical, which makes it even more wondrous). So, at the tender age of 28, I wrote my first letter to an author, sharing how much I had loved reading his book.
And Mr. Alexander wrote back!
So I wrote him back!
And he wrote me back!
I wrote my last letter to him in 2006. I described how I had just moved to New Jersey, having accepted a job at the Cotsen Children's Library at Princeton University. I told him my greatest hope was to design creative literacy programs for children that would be worthy of the Gawgon. In the back of my mind, I had already decided that I once I got my legs under me, I would invite Mr. Alexander to the library for a visit.
Unfortunately, it was not to be; he passed away in 2007. I was incredibly saddened by the news. While I had already shared, through my letters, how much I loved his books, I would never get to truly voice my gratitude to him. I would never get to ask him questions about his writing and hear his responses. The conversation I wanted to have with him about his characters, his inspirations, and his experiences was no longer possible. I decided that I needed to find a way to record and preserve conversations with the creators of brilliant, creative, beautiful, funny, and thoughtful children's books.
Thus, the BiblioFiles. It took some time to get the program up and running, but in 2009, I aired my first interview with the enormously talented Kenneth Oppel. It was recorded in a tiny room at WPRB, a local radio station. Shortly after that, we moved to the University's new Broadcast Center. Originally, the interviews were aired during the All-Ages Show, a children's radio program. Then the interviews became webcasts, and our online archive was launched. Now, the interviews are downloadable as podcasts!
It's my sincerest wish that you find inspiration in these interviews. Perhaps you'll gain some good advice about writing, hear a character's voice come to life, discover an interesting behind-the-scenes story, or simply learn what your favorite author's laugh sounds like! I hope that the conversations evoke deeper connections to the books you love, and introduce you to new books you have yet to discover. Listen, laugh, ponder, discover, but most of all, enjoy.
BiblioFiles artwork by the super talented Aliisa Lee.
Deepest heartfelt thanks to Dan Kearns, the Princeton University Broadcast Center's sound engineer extraordinaire.
An additional shout out to Lance Harrington, the Broadcast Center's resident wizard, for his endless patience and assistance in launching the podcast site!
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Last week, Mark Zuckerberg made the media rounds to give a rather shady explanation of why Facebook suddenly closed hundreds of incredibly popular pages in what's being called The Alternative Media Purge. Zuckerberg accused the closed pages, many of which had millions of fans, of spreading "political spam."
Ironically, many of the pages that were shut down had absolutely nothing to do with politics or elections, unless you include the fact that they recommended skipping the entire circus. None of these pages were accused of being "the Russians," who were the scapegoat of the last surprise presidential election results. A couple of the things that many of the pages did have in common, incidentally, were an anti-war outlook and a police watchdog mentality.
It's a proven fact that Hillary Clinton was in cahoots with the mainstream media throughout her candidacy. And the reason it's proven is that organizations like Wikileaks released the evidence of it in a series of emails with her campaign manager and people like Donna Brazile of CNN. Brazile finally publically admitted that she'd done so and that it was her "job to make all our Democratic candidates look good."
The alternative media jumped on this story, as well as many other questionable emails that were divulged by Wikileaks, while the mainstream pretended that none of this was happening. And the mainstream did very little to cover the Democratic National Convention, during which the nomination was stolen from Bernie Sanders, who - if we're being honest - probably would have had a much better chance of beating Trump than the notoriously unlikable Clinton. Here's my coverage of it at the time.
The alternative media, never a fan of the goings-on in Clintonland, from the Haiti scandal all the way back to the "suicide" of Vince Foster in Arkansas, jumped on these stories as well as stories about her debatable health.
If we hadn't have had an alternative media telling other stories - enough stories that people were able to get a fuller picture of who both of these candidates really were - things might have turned out entirely differently. And while that would be all right with any number of people who loathe Donald Trump, would it have been a "fair" election?
Let's look back even further at the candidacy of Congressman Ron Paul back in 2012. Dr. Paul was an incredible candidate with a glowing political resume, but he didn't get the time of day. There was a media blackout on his candidacy and finally, he was forced to withdraw from the race. Many of us were budding alternative journalists at that time learned a valuable lesson during that election - what we were doing was important. There needed to be an option instead of letting the mainstream media present the only options and information to people.
So...during the fierce battle between Clinton and Trump, both sides of the story were told and told loudly.
And that's when everyone started blaming the Russians.
Although investigation after investigation has been undertaken, there's still no proof that Russia tampered with the election, nor that they colluded with Donald Trump.
Years later, the Washington Post sticks to their story with headlines like "Without the Russians, Trump Wouldn't Have Won." In the piece, they admitted that there isn't any official proof and they cited Buzzfeed.
While the intelligence agencies are silent on the impact of Russia's attack, outside experts who have examined the Kremlin campaign - which included stealing and sharing Democratic Party emails, spreading propaganda online and hacking state voter rolls - have concluded that it did affect an extremely close election decided by fewer than 80,000 votes in three states. Clint Watts, a former FBI agent, writes in his recent book, "Messing with the Enemy," that "Russia absolutely influenced the U.S. presidential election," especially in Michigan and Wisconsin, where Trump's winning margin was less than 1 percent in each state.
Buzzfeed? Isn't that where you go to take a quiz to find out what kind of potato you are?
Last week, as I mentioned, hundreds of Facebook pages were shut down without warning. Many of these sites also lost their Twitter accounts on the same day. This is reminiscent of last month's attack on Alex Jones.
Zuckerberg and friends are saying that this is so that we can be sure we don't have election interference in the midterms...but what they're really doing is interfering in the elections themselves.
They've gloated about everything from "featuring Facebook pages that spread disinformation less prominently so that fewer people potentially see them" to "559 politically oriented pages and 251 accounts, all of American origin, for consistently breaking its rules against "spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior".
The pages which have been removed or shadowbanned have run the gamut of political philosophies, but the fact is, people like Mark Zuckerberg, the folks at Google, and Jack Dorsey of Twitter are deciding which information gets to be seen. They're deciding whether something is "disinformation" or truth. They're deciding if people who have spent years building a following get to still reach the people who opted to follow them.
If you are conservative or antiwar or anti-overreaching-government or libertarian, you're now persona non grata. Even if you aren't in the minority, you'll be made to feel like you are in the giant echo chamber of "approved media." If you support a different candidate than Big Tech, prepare to be marginalized, silenced, and ignored. That holds true whether you opt for anyone other than their "choice." They WILL control the outcome of the presidential election the next time around.
If you really want to see what election interference looks like, you're getting a live demonstration right now.
"Im a moron,who cannot self govern myself,necause I'm lost at sea"
They have been overtly interfering with election outcomes ever since Bush Jr. It is NOT a new thing. This is an attempt to stop being challenged for it by ordinary citizens.


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The protein encoded by this gene is a subunit of a bipartite UDP-N-acetylglucosamine transferase. It heterodimerizes with asparagine-linked glycosylation 14 (ALG14) homolog to form a functional UDP-GlcNAc glycosyltransferase that catalyzes the second sugar addition of the highly conserved oligosaccharide precursor in endoplasmic reticulum N-linked glycosylation.

See also
 Congenital disorder of glycosylation

References

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