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UNITED STATES v. TEAGUE
UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff–Appellee, v. Danny TEAGUE, Defendant–Appellant.
No. 10–10276.
Decided: July 18, 2013
Before: A. WALLACE TASHIMA, SUSAN P. GRABER, and RAYMOND C. FISHER, Circuit Judges. Carolyn D. Phillips, Fresno, CA, for Defendant–Appellant. Benjamin B. Wagner, United States Attorney, Camil A. Skipper, Appellate Chief, and Brian W. Enos (argued), Assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern District of California, Fresno, CA, for Plaintiff–Appellee.
A jury convicted Danny Teague of both receipt and possession of child pornography. Because possession is a lesser included offense of receipt, the convictions violate the Fifth Amendment's Double Jeopardy Clause if they were based on the same conduct. See United States v. Overton, 573 F.3d 679, 695 (9th Cir.2009). On the other hand, "where separate conduct supports each offense, the Fifth Amendment's Double Jeopardy Clause is not implicated." Id. The prosecutor charged receipt of one set of files and charged possession of a much larger set of files. Because the files supporting the receipt count were a subset of the files supporting the possession charge and the prosecutor did not request, nor did the district court provide, an instruction explicitly requiring the jury to base the two convictions on separate conduct, it is theoretically possible the convictions were based on the same conduct. We agree with Teague that the district court erred by entering judgment on both counts absent some assurance that the convictions were based on separate conduct. In light of the overwhelming and unrebutted evidence of separate conduct, however, we hold that the error did not affect Teague's substantial rights. We therefore affirm.
In November 2005, a detective determined that a computer owned by appellant Danny Teague was being used to download child pornography from the Internet. The computer was using the LimeWire program, a peer-to-peer network that allows users to share files with other computers on the Internet. Law enforcement agents executed a search warrant on Teague's house, located Teague's computer in the garage and found files containing child pornography on the computer. The agents also located a briefcase, stored underneath the computer desk, containing 20 compact discs (CDs) containing child pornography. Because this case hinges on the differences between them, we briefly address the key attributes of the files on the CDs (the CD files) and the files on the computer (the computer files).
The computer files comprised approximately 20 image files and 11 movie files containing child pornography. Unrefuted testimony established that they were downloaded from the Internet in 2005. The computer files were stored on the hard drive of Teague's computer.
The CD files were located on CDs contained in a briefcase under Teague's computer desk. These files included approximately 760 images of child pornography, several of which were duplicates. The CD files discussed at trial were created (i.e., saved to the CD) in 2002 and 2003, although other files may have been created before 2002 or after 2003. The briefcase containing the CDs also contained receipts and other indicia showing that it belonged to Teague, including documents addressed to him and documents signed by him. The CDs themselves also included files showing that they belonged to Teague, such as photos of Teague and his family that had been taken with a camera found in Teague's closet. The CDs also contained sexually explicit photographs of Teague, benign photos of Teague's family and explicit child pornographic images that had been digitally altered to include Teague.
Teague was charged with three counts: (1) receipt or distribution of material depicting the sexual exploitation of minors in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 2252(a)(2); (2) possession of material depicting the sexual exploitation of minors in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 2252(a)(4)(B); and (3) production of obscene visual representations of the sexual abuse of children in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1466A(a)(l). Teague was convicted on all three counts, but he does not challenge the third count here. Teague was sentenced to 230 months' custody on Count 1 and 120 months' custody on Count 2, the sentences to run concurrently.
We review Teague's double jeopardy claim for plain error because he raised it for the first time on appeal. See United States v. Davenport, 519 F.3d 940, 943 (9th Cir.2008) ("Although we normally review de novo claims of double jeopardy violations, we review issues, such as the present one, not properly raised before the district court for plain error." (citation omitted)). Under plain error review, the convictions must be affirmed unless: "(1) there has been an error in the proceedings below; (2) that error was plain; (3) it affected substantial rights; and (4) it seriously affected the fairness, integrity, or public reputation of judicial proceedings." Id.
Teague argues that he is being punished twice for the same conduct in violation of the Double Jeopardy Clause, because possession (Count 2) is a lesser included offense of receipt (Count 1). As discussed below, the receipt count was plainly based on the computer files. Teague's appeal therefore turns on the basis for the possession conviction.
The Fifth Amendment's Double Jeopardy Clause protects a defendant from being punished twice for a single criminal offense. See U.S. Const. amend. V. "When a defendant has violated two different criminal statutes, the double jeopardy prohibition is implicated when both statutes prohibit the same offense or when one offense is a lesser included offense of the other." Davenport, 519 F.3d at 943.
Possession of child pornography is a lesser included offense of receipt of child pornography because a person who has received child pornography has also, by definition, possessed it. See id. at 947. "Therefore, while the Government can indict and prosecute a defendant for both receipt and possession of child pornography, entering judgment of conviction for both is multiplicitous and constitutionally impermissible when based on the same conduct." Overton, 573 F.3d at 695. On the other hand, "where separate conduct supports each offense, the Fifth Amendment's Double Jeopardy Clause is not implicated." Id.
The government maintains that the Double Jeopardy Clause is not implicated here because the receipt count is based on the computer files and the possession count is based on the CD files. If so, the convictions are not multiplicitous. See United States v. Schales, 546 F.3d 965, 980 (9th Cir.2008) ("[T]here would have been no double jeopardy violation if the government had distinctly charged Schales with both receipt ․ for the images that he downloaded from the internet and with possession ․ for the images that he transferred to and stored on compact discs.").
Schales sets out the framework for double jeopardy claims like Teague's and, as here, involved child pornography stored on a computer and CDs. We explained that, "where a defendant has stored sexually explicit images in separate medi[a]," such as on a hard drive and CDs, "the government may constitutionally charge that defendant with separate counts for each type of material or media possessed." Id. at 979. The government did not do so in Schales. "Instead, the indictment charge[d] Schales with receipt of the material by way of downloading it from the internet onto his computer and possession of this material in the same medium." Id. at 980 (emphasis added). Schales could have been charged with possession and receipt in different media. Because he was not, however, his convictions were multiplicitous.
The indictment here charged Teague with receipt based on the computer files and with possession based on both the computer files and the CD files. Specifically, Count 1 charged that Teague received child pornography from the Internet using a computer and modem between 2004 and 2005.1 Count 1 made no mention of compact discs and did not specify 2002–03 as the time frame during which the CD files were created. Count 2, by contrast, charged that Teague possessed child pornography "on an internal computer hard disc drive and on one or more digital videos and/or compact discs " between 2001 and 2005.2
The indictment is an improvement on Schales to the extent it charged possession in a medium (CDs) for which it did not charge receipt. That the government charged separate conduct, however, does not mean that the jury based its convictions on separate conduct. Both counts referred to the computer files so, in theory, the jury could have convicted under both counts based solely on the files on Teague's computer, in violation of the Double Jeopardy Clause. Of course, it is also possible that the jury found receipt based on the files on the computer and found possession based, at least in part, on the files on the CDs.
The conjunctive phrasing of the indictment created the possibility of multiplicitous convictions, and neither the government nor the district court did anything to remove that possibility. On the contrary, the jury was not instructed that it had to find separate conduct, the jury delivered a general—rather than special—verdict and the government argued in closing that the computer files supported the possession conviction. The district court's entry of judgment on both counts, absent some assurance that the convictions were based on separate conduct, was error.
Next we must determine whether the error requires reversal. To prevail on plain error review, Teague must show "(1) there has been an error in the proceedings below; (2) that error was plain; (3) it affected substantial rights; and (4) it seriously affected the fairness, integrity, or public reputation of judicial proceedings." Davenport, 519 F.3d at 943. The first two requirements are clearly met. An error is plain when it is "clear" or "obvious" under the law. United States v. Olano, 507 U.S. 725, 734 (1993). Disregard of the separate conduct requirement was a plain error.
Teague, however, has not satisfied the third requirement—that the error affected substantial rights. "[I]n most cases [this requirement] means that the error must have been prejudicial: It must have affected the outcome of the district court proceedings." Id. Although we have not expressly considered the circumstances under which the failure to ensure that convictions were based on separate conduct is prejudicial, we have considered the analogous situation where a district court omits a necessary offense element from its jury instructions.
A district court's failure to instruct on a necessary offense element "does not always 'affect' a defendant's substantial rights and ․ the failure to submit an element to the jury is not per se prejudicial." United States v. Alferahin, 433 F.3d 1148, 1157 (9th Cir.2006). Specifically, such an error affects substantial rights when "there is a reasonable probability the jury's verdict would have been different" had the jury been properly instructed. United States v. Jenkins, 633 F.3d 788, 807 (9th Cir.2011); see also United States v. Tuyet Thi–Bach Nguyen, 565 F.3d 668, 677 (9th Cir.2009) (holding that failure to submit an element to the jury was not prejudicial because the element had been established by "overwhelming evidence"); United States v. Smith, 282 F.3d 758, 767–68 (9th Cir.2002) (holding that, because an element erroneously omitted from jury instructions was undisputed, the instructional error did not affect substantial rights). We may consider facts logically implied by the fact of conviction when evaluating whether an error is prejudicial. See United States v. Baldwin, 987 F.2d 1432, 1439 (9th Cir.1993) (holding that a conviction of aiding and abetting was the functional equivalent of a factual finding that the omitted element had been satisfied).
Not instructing on an offense element is analogous to not instructing on separate conduct, so we adopt the same prejudice standard here. We hold that a failure to instruct on separate conduct affects substantial rights when there is a reasonable probability that the jury would not have convicted on both counts had it been properly instructed.3
Applying this framework, we hold that the court's failure to give a separate conduct instruction or otherwise assure itself the separate conduct requirement had been satisfied was not prejudicial given the overwhelming evidence that Teague possessed the CD files. The indictment separately charged Teague with possessing the CD files. The CDs were found in a briefcase along with receipts made out to him, documents addressed to him and documents signed by him. The briefcase was underneath the desk on which the computer Teague used to download child pornography was located. The CDs contained benign photos of Teague and his family, sexually explicit photos of Teague and explicit child pornographic images that had been digitally altered to include Teague. Moreover, there was unrefuted evidence that photos on the CDs were taken with the digital camera that agents found in Teague's closet. Teague did not contest any of these facts.
Teague's only defense at trial was that someone else had committed the crimes he was charged with committing. He pointed out that others had access to the computer and that two of his step-grandsons had used it frequently. That the jury convicted Teague of receiving child pornography on his computer means it conclusively rejected his defense, thereby also eliminating any doubt that Teague possessed the CDs found in his briefcase just a few feet away.
In sum, the district court should have assured itself the separate conduct requirement was satisfied. It could have done so here by giving a jury instruction or by some other means such as by providing the jury with a special verdict form to list which files supported each conviction. Failure to employ any such means was error, but it caused Teague no prejudice. Teague was convicted of receiving child pornography on his computer and the overwhelming evidence shows that he also possessed child pornography in a different medium—the CDs in his briefcase. Accordingly, we hold that the error did not affect Teague's substantial rights.
1. Count 1 charged that Teague:beginning on an unknown date no later than on or about March 5, 2004 and continuing through on or about November 30, 2005, in Kern County, within the State and Eastern District of California, and elsewhere did knowingly receive and distribute any visual depiction that had been mailed, shipped, or transported in interstate or foreign commerce, or which contained materials that had been so mailed, shipped, or transported, and the producing of the depiction involved a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct and was of such conduct, specifically: the defendant, using a computer and modem, received or distributed via the internet and interstate commerce, at least one visual depiction, which the defendant then knew, was a visual depiction, the producing of which involved the use of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct․
2. Count 2 charged that Teague:beginning on an unknown date no later than on or about December 2001 and continuing to on or about November 30, 2005, in Kern County, within the State and Eastern District of California, and elsewhere did knowingly possess 1 or more matters which contained any visual depiction that had been mailed, shipped, or transported in interstate or foreign commerce, or which was produced using materials which had been so mailed, shipped, or transported, the producing of which involved a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct and the depiction was of such conduct, specifically: the defendant possessed on an internal computer hard disc drive and on one or more digital videos and/or compact discs at least one image file which contained a visual depiction, the producing of which involved the use of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct․
3. An instruction on separate conduct would have prevented the error in this case so we apply the prejudice standard for an omitted jury instruction here. That is not to say, however, that it is the only means by which the district court could have assured itself that the convictions were based on separate conduct.
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Marc Coma and Cyril Despres have shared Dakar Rally glory in past seasons and as they set off from Buenos Aires today for the challenges of Dakar 2010 both are optimistic that they can again this year be each other's greatest opponents.
But Day One of the world's most famous and challenging rally was largely ceremonial with no timed section and no results. The riders set off and made their way west to Colon where the first timed section starts on Saturday, the second day of the second decade of the 21st century.
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1Synopsis
2Cast
3TV movie
4Critical reception and controversy
6Novelization
James at 15
American drama television series
American TV series or program
Lance Kerwin and Melissa Sue Anderson
in the pilot movie, James at 15
Dan Wakefield
Wally Dalton
Bill Nuss
Shelley Zellman
Marc Daniels
Joseph Hardy
Ernest A. Losso
James Sheldon
George Tyne
Linden Chiles
Lynn Carlin
Deirdre Berthrong
Theme music composer
"James" performed by Lee Montgomery
Richard Baskin
Miles Goodman
Jimmie Haskell
Murray MacLeod
J.A.C. Redford
1 movie / 20 episodes
Martin Manulis
Ronald Rubin
Single-camera
Original network
Original release
TV movie / Pilot
September 5, 1977 (1977-09-05)
October 27, 1977 (1977-10-27) –
James at 15 (later James at 16) is an American drama series that aired on NBC during the 1977–1978 season.
The series was preceded by the 1977 made-for-TV movie James at 15, which aired on Monday September 5, 1977, and was intended as a pilot for the series. Both were written by Dan Wakefield, a journalist and fiction writer whose novel Going All the Way, a tale of coming of age in the 1950s, had led to his being contacted by David Sontag of Twentieth Century Fox.
Sontag, the senior vice-president of creative affairs at Fox, had had a lunch meeting in New York City with Paul Klein, the head of programming at NBC. Klein said he needed a series for Sunday night. On the spot, Sontag created the idea for a coming-of-age series seen through the eyes of a teenage boy, including his dreams, fantasies, and hopes. Klein loved the idea and asked Sontag who would write it, with Sontag consequently suggesting Dan Wakefield.[1] Despite an unsourced account of the creation of the series, the on-screen credit reads "Created by Dan Wakefield."
Synopsis[edit]
Protagonist James Hunter (Lance Kerwin) was the son of a college professor (Linden Chiles) who moved his family across the country to take a teaching job, transplanting James from Oregon to Boston, Massachusetts.[2] James, who had Walter Mitty-like dreams and dabbled in photography, had a hard time fitting into his new surroundings. During the series run, when James turned 16, the title was updated accordingly.
Wakefield, who was born and raised in Indianapolis but eventually moved to Boston, said he chose Boston both because he wanted to write about a city he knew well and also because he was tired of television's tendency to give programs Los Angeles or New York City settings.[2] To update his own memories of growing up, the writer spoke with adolescents from Boston.
Cast[edit]
Lance Kerwin as James Hunter
Linden Chiles as Paul Hunter, James' father
Lynn Carlin as Joan Hunter, James' mother
Kim Richards as Sandy Hunter, James' sister
Deirdre Berthrong as Kathy Hunter, James' sister
David Raynr as Ludwig "Sly" Hazeltine, James' friend (billed as David Hubbard)
Susan Myers as Marlene Mahoney, James' friend
Kevin Van Wieringen as a deaf student in James' class[3]
TV movie[edit]
The movie premiered to high ratings, topping the ratings for the week of September 5–11, 1977,[4][5] with a 42% share of the viewing audience,[6] quickly prompting NBC to approve a series.[4] Associated Press writer Jerry Buck said of the pilot movie that it "captures the essence of growing up in America," adding, "It makes up for all the drivel we've had to put up with, such as Sons and Daughters and Hollywood High."[2]
Critical reception and controversy[edit]
The show was highly praised for its realism and sensitivity, with a New York Times reviewer applauding the program's avoidance of stereotyping characters: "Sly, a jiving black student ... has solidly middle-class parents deeply involved in classical music" and a lower-middle-class classmate discovers that her father makes more money as a plumber than James' professor father.[4] Tom Shales of The Washington Post opined:
Not perfect, not revolutionary, not always deliriously urgent, James at 15 is still the most respectable new entertainment series of the season. Consistently, it communicates something about the state of being young, rather than just communicating that it wishes to lure young viewers. And if it romanticizes adolescence through the weekly trials and triumphs of its teen-age hero, at least it does so in more ambitious, inquisitive and authentic ways than the average TV teeny-bop.[7]
Critics also approved of its handling of James' first sexual experience, with a Swedish exchange student (Kirsten Baker) in the episode which aired February 9, 1978— at which point the show assumed the name James at 16. However, head writer Wakefield quit in a dispute with NBC over the use of the euphemism responsible for 'birth control' in the episode, as well as the network's insistence that James should feel remorse over his decision.[8]
Behind the scenes, the show's original executive producers, Martin Manulis and Joe Hardy, were replaced by Ron Rubin in December 1977. Despite the critical acclaim, the show lasted only one season. Kerwin was actually 16 when the series began, and had turned 17 when it was cancelled.
1978 Primetime Emmy Award Nominated Outstanding Lead Actress for a Single Appearance in a Drama or Comedy Series Irene Tedrow
(For episode "Ducks")
Primetime Emmy Award Outstanding Lead Actress for a Single Appearance in a Drama or Comedy Series Kate Jackson
(For episode "Pilot")
Directors Guild of America Award Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series' - Night Joseph Hardy
(For episode "Friends")
Novelization[edit]
Two novels were written by author April Smith, James at 15 and Friends.[9]
Kevin Williamson, the creator of Dawson's Creek, cited this show as a major influence on him and named it as an inspiration for his show.[10] Williamson said, "Dawson's Creek came out of my desire to do James at 15 for the '90s. It was very provocative and way ahead of its time."[11][12]
The Beastie Boys refer to the show in their song "Hey Ladies" ("I'm not James at 15 or Chachi in charge..."), from the album Paul's Boutique.[13]
^ "Wakefield, Dan 1932-". Encyclopedia.com. Retrieved May 6, 2022.
^ a b c Buck, Jerry. Associated Press. "'James at 15' relives youth," The Dallas Morning News, September 2, 1974, page 4.
^ Gannon, Jack. 1981. Deaf Heritage–A Narrative History of Deaf America, Silver Spring, MD: National Association of the Deaf, p. 389 (PDF Archived 2012-04-24 at the Wayback Machine)
^ a b c O'Connor, John. New York Times News Service. "New shows put kids in spotlight," The Dallas Morning News, October 25, 1977, page 7.
^ Pederson, Rena. "'Washington' no 'Roots'" (TV column), The Dallas Morning News, September 14, 1977, page 15: "... NBC landed James at 15 and Laugh-In in first and second place."
^ Pederson, Rena. "8 to air game — on tape" (TV column), The Dallas Morning News, October 5, 1977, page 14: "And James at 15, which scored a whopping 42 share of the audience with its pilot earlier in September, will move into the Man from Atlantis spot on Oct. 27."
^ Shales, Tom (December 15, 1997). "Facing the Death of an Old Pal". The Washington Post. pp. B1. Retrieved May 6, 2022.
^ Brown, Les (January 12, 1978). "Wakefield Quits 'James'". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved October 5, 2020.
^ Smith, April (1980). Friends. Random House Children's Books. ISBN 0-440-92666-1
^ Mangels, Andy (2000). From Scream to Dawson's Creek to Wasteland: The Phenomenal Career of Kevin Williamson. St. Martin's Press. ISBN 978-1580631228.
^ Littlefield, Kinney (January 18, 1998). "Drama's creator is addiction to adolescence: 'Scream' screenwriter Kevin Williamson translates teen angst to the tube with 'Dawson's Creek'". The Orange County Register. pp. F9.
^ "James at 15 vs. Dawson's Creek". EW.com. January 30, 1998. Retrieved 2022-05-06.
^ "Beastie Boys - Hey Ladies Lyrics". Genius. Archived from the original on February 4, 2015. Retrieved May 6, 2022.
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1970s American high school television series
1977 American television series debuts
1978 American television series endings
English-language television shows
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Television series by 20th Century Fox Television
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I'm running Windows 7 x64.


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ISIS Besieging Civilians Delays Liberation of Its Final Stronghold in Iraq
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Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) advance towards the city of al-Qaim, Iraq November 3, 2017. REUTERS/Stringer
Iraqi High Commission for Human Rights (OHCHR) expressed its concern for the fate of innocents besieged inside Rawa, last ISIS' stronghold in Iraq.
Military observers believe that the presence of civilians inside the city might force the security forces to change their military tactics in launching the liberation operation.
OHCHR added that "according to the detecting sources at the commission's offices in Anbar, ISIS terrorists are still holding nearly 2500 families, equivalent to 10,000 individuals, to use them as human shields and hamper the advance of Iraqi forces".
The commission said ISIS militants have prevented civilians from reaching safe routes created by Iraqi security forces for their evacuation.
The commission asked the Federal government and security forces to increase humanitarian efforts to create safe passages for the civilians to leave the city. It also requested the local Anbar government to manage the crisis and ensure relief aid and humanitarian support to all civilians who escaped Rawa siege. It also urged to expedite liberation operations and secure humanitarian needs from local and world relief organizations.
Since then, there have been conflicting reports on whether Rumana subdistrict of al-Qaim district was really liberated or not.
The official website of Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) announced the launch of liberation operations of Rumana, which was later denied by the joint operations' leadership.
Following the statement, the website said that the news published earlier appeared by mistake. Contradicting news between the operations' leadership and PMF indicate that both parties are in disagreement over priorities and battle management in the west of Iraq.
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi rejected the request of certain PMF-linked parties to increase PMF's allocations in the federal budget, describing it as a fallacy.
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In his weekly press conference, the PM said that he has ordered armed forces to fight ISIS, even from within Syrian territory.
Abadi also said that there are joint efforts with Iraq's neighboring countries to protect the borders from any threats posed by ISIS.
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Food & Drink Aug 24, 2000 at 4:00 am
Where To Eat, What To Eat
Noble Palace
4214-A University Way NE (U-District), 632-7248. Daily 11 am-10 pm (Fri-Sat till midnight). $$
Once named Proud Bird (nicknamed "Dead Bird" by Ave rats), and now renamed and relocated to a cool, spacious, haven-like room, this place is still the best for Chinese fare in the U-District. No frozen peas and carrots in your subgum here! Everything's fresh. Huge, outstanding soups come in many varieties, including bestsellers Won Ton Noodle and Sui Kau Noodle, in which the dumplings are handmade (sui kau is a mixture of shrimp, pork, and black elephant-ear mushrooms). At $3.95 per megabowl, it's a steamy winter favorite. Other specialties include Shrimp-Stuffed Tofu ($11.95), satisfyingly chewy Chow Fun ($5.95), and various seafood dishes. Beer is available, and there's a large vegetarian selection. Waitresses in crisp black and white are gracious, considering how busy the place gets during weekday lunchtimes. STACEY LEVINE
Bacchus Restaurant
806 E Roy (Capitol Hill), 325-2888. Daily 11 am-11 pm. $$.
At first glance the Bacchus appears upscale, with its meandering ivy, strings of lights, Grecian-style columns, and 1930s murals of Russian folk tales. Upon closer inspection, however, you'll discover that the place is a bit worn--which only makes it more appealing, with its homey, neighborhood feel. This Greek restaurant has all the classics, like moussaka, souvlaki, keftethes, avgolemono soup, and plenty of tatziki dressing. The combination platters--especially the Athenian Plate ($12.50)--are perfect for the indecisive, and offer a good variety. There are many tempting individual entrées as well, and the lamb dishes are especially appealing. The Kokinisto Arni ($11.95)--sautéed lamb with vegetables, wine, cloves, cinnamon, and tomato sauce, served with rice and potatoes--is tender and perfectly spiced. There are only two desserts, Baklava ($3.50) and Galactoboureko, a lemon custard baked in a phyllo pastry ($4), but both are superb. MELODY MOSS
Zaina Food, Drinks, and Friends
108 Cherry St (Downtown), 624-5687. Mon-Fri 11 am-9 pm. Open on occasional Saturdays; call ahead to check (closed Sundays). Also a location at 2615 NE 65th St (Ravenna), 525-7747. $
The decor is a jumble: Hookah pipes and Israeli postcards and all manner of Middle Eastern bric-a-brac line the walls of this lunchtime joint. Everything here is made from scratch: From the satisfyingly smoky and charred-tasting Babaganoush Plate ($4.55) to the succulent Chicken Schwarma ($5.50), Zaina features extremely fresh, Greek-influenced, Middle Eastern cuisine. Flavors are distinct and sharp in the lovely Schwarma ($5.95) as well as the Vegetarian Platter ($8.99), a huge delight featuring smatterings of cold salads, such as couscous with a chopped-greens mixture crowded with sweet red onion, as well as heaps of olive-oil-roasted vegetables and beans. It's topped off with a ladle of soup, which may sound odd, but the soup intensifies the flavor of this happy mélange. The basics here are reliable: Pita bread is moist and dense, and Zaina's hummus is truly garlicky. You'll never want that store-bought pap again. STACEY LEVINE
304 Sixth Ave S (International District), 622-2631. Daily 5:30-10:30 pm. $$
Maneki, Seattle's oldest sushi bar, originally opened in 1923. Returning from internment after World War II, Maneki's owners found their grand restaurant ransacked. They reopened at the current location, which has stayed small in the interest of quality control. Jeanie, who now owns and runs Maneki, puts together Japanese home cookin' and a comfortable environment to enjoy it in. Her gracious and friendly presence, along with the sushi chef's craftsmanship and the waitstaff's lightning-quick service, make Maneki feel like a Japanese diner, the kind of place one might visit regularly. Then there is the food itself: The weekly specials range from merely interesting to outright exotic. I conservatively sampled the Tempura-Battered Deep-Fried Smelt chilled in a spicy pickled sauce ($4.25), Salmon Croquettes ($3.95), and Beef and Pickled Daikon Radish ($3.95). I won't waste words describing the intense joy that eating these small dishes gave me, because the weekly specials change (duh) weekly, depending on the availability of fresh seafood and the chefs' whims. The ever-changing, never-boring specials are reason enough for return visits. RACHEL KESSLER
Banadir
5212 Rainier Ave S (Rainier Valley), 721-9162. Daily 8 am-midnight. $
Banadir throbs yellow and slightly rumpled at the edge of cutesy downtown Columbia City. On a hot day, it is reminiscent of Somalia, plants and posters proliferating in the sweltering heat; thankfully, mango and Safari Isbarmuto drinks ($1 each) provide relief. Breakfast is served until noon, featuring dishes such as Liver, Chicken or Beef Stew, and Foule with injera for around five or six bucks. Lunch and dinner are served with seasoned rice, spaghetti, chapati, or muufo. I thoroughly enjoyed both the Hilib Ari ($8), marinated goat meat with onions, green peppers, and Somali spices; and Beef Steak ($7), sliced thin, with onions, tomatoes, and green peppers in a spicy sauce. I noticed King Fish ($7) and a T-Bone Steak ($8) that, had I not been so full, would have piqued my interest. I really wanted to order a steak sandwich for dessert, for these reasons, in order of importance: (1) the "Steak Sandwich" neon sign buzzing in the window, (2) the price, $3. My inability to order this desired steak sandwich indicates how fully Banadir sated my appetite. RACHEL KESSLER
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Reina Anema (Gorredijk, 25 juli 1993) is een Nederlandse langebaanschaatsster die schaatst bij Jumbo-Visma.
Tot april 2021 reed ze voor Team FrySk. Daarnaast was ze invalleerkracht in het basisonderwijs in de gemeentes Opsterland en Heerenveen.

Biografie
Anema begon als vierjarig meisje met het schaatsen op natuurijs. Dit gebeurde allemaal bij haar ouders voor de deur, die aan de hoofdvaart in Gorredijk wonen. Anema werd lid van de Hardrijders Club Heerenveen en via de gewestelijke selectie kwam ze met dispensatie bij Jong Oranje. Anema werd vervolgens tijdens het NK junioren in 2009 kampioene bij de C-junioren. In het seizoen 2010-2011 maakte ze haar debuut op het NK allround voor senioren, waar ze als 17e eindigde.

Tijdens het NK afstanden in 2016 reed zij op de 1500 en 3000 meter in de top acht, voldoende om zich als eerste reserve te melden voor het ISU EK Allround dat wordt verreden in de Minsk Arena. Na jaren van stagnerende ontwikkeling maakte ze vervolgens de overstap naar Team FrySk. Op 8 december 2017 maakt Anema haar wereldbekerdebuut in Salt Lake City op de 3000 meter vanwege afmeldingen van Ireen Wüst en Antoinette de Jong. Begin november 2018 wist Anema zich met twee vijfde plaatsen op de 3000 en 5000 meter op eigen kracht te plaatsen voor de eerste vier wereldbekerwedstrijden wat haar voor seizoen 2019/2020 ook lukte, maar dan ook met de 1500 meter.

Persoonlijke records

(laatst bijgewerkt: 29 december 2021)

Resultaten

Nederlands langebaanschaatser

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One of the healthiest and safest ways to optimize the way your body functions is to seek out a Seminole chiropractic care practitioner. There is a common misconception that the practice is nothing more than cracking joints, but adjustments are much more skillful and meticulous methods than that.
An adjustment, also referred to as spinal manipulation, is the process in which a trained physician applies a sudden, controlled force to a joint in order to correct structural alignment. This procedure can be done manually or with a small instrument.
Seminole patients often turn to chiropractic care over other methods to minimize lower back, neck, shoulder, and joint pains because it facilitates the body's natural healing abilities. Rather than feeding the body chemically engineered prescription drugs that merely mask pain symptoms, your local practitioner will perform adjustments realign the affected areas to better treat the cause of discomfort.
Your body's joints, nerves, and muscles all work together to keep you healthy and functioning optimally. By manipulating the bones to realign joints, muscle tension and nerve pinching can also be alleviated, leading many patients to experience additional benefits such as improved sleeping patterns, higher energy levels, better moods, faster workout recovery times, increased endurance, and more.
How Often Should You Get Adjustments?
If you're newly experiencing pain, whether it is from a car accident, sports injury, or other factor, making an appointment with your local Seminole chiropractic care physician is the first step in finding some relief.
It is common for your doctor to recommend two or three visits per week, but this usually only lasts for the initial few weeks. As your body's range of motion improves and pain is reduced, visit frequency tends to decrease. However, every patient is different, and your physician will determine how often you should receive adjustments based on your individual health factors.
Dr. Marc Rogers focuses on corrective care of the spine and joints to more effectively minimize aches and pains and significantly improve your overall well-being. If you're ready to take back control of your body through chiropractic care methods, call Dr. Marc Rogers of Coastal Chiropractic in Seminole at (727) 581-2774.


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Back by popular demand after a sold-out run in 2013 (standing room only!), these three hilarious, touching and surprisingly personal Christmas stories of holidays past by Latina comedians, SANDRA VALLS, DIANA YANEZ and MARIA RUSSELL are here again to deck the halls with guacamole! Ay! Ay! Ay! This year's engagement is being produced as a part of the Theatre Asylum 2014 Holiday Festival, which is celebrating a diverse collection of comedic holiday tales.
Last year's sold out audiences couldn't get enough of these family stories of chaos, love, and Christmas, so LCS is back with more shows and a bigger space in 2014. This year, these independently funny ladies have put together a show that is sure to continue as a holiday tradition for most Los Angelinos. And with "Special Guest" appearances on various nights, that are sure to rock the house - the show is coming to you bigger, badder, and more escandaloso (Scandalous)!
Valls, a Mexican-American from Laredo, Texas - Yanez, a Cuban American from Miami - and Russell, the daughter of an over-dedicated Mexican mother and compliant Lithuanian father share their sassy tales of the season as first generation Americans. A treat for adults of all ages as well as some young ones who don't mind the occasional curse word. In today's climate of diversity and the Hispanic situation, these powerful storytellers bring an enticing element of truth to their performances that is at once refreshing, real, and uniquely American with picante sauce.
Each share their own quirky Christmas experiences of growing up in Latino families within their American homes that will brighten your holiday as well as fill you up with laughter, cheer and love of the immigrant situation.
Last year's audiences couldn't get enough of these family stories of chaos, love, and Christmas. The Latina Christmas Special is back with more shows and a bigger space. And we've added "Special Guest" appearances on various nights, that are sure to rock the house We are coming to you bigger, badder, and more escandalosas (Scandalous)! The Latina Christmas Special is sure to continue as a holiday tradition for most Los Angelinos.
"Anyone can appreciate this show. You don't have to be Latin. In fact, if you've ever had holidays with family, trust me, you can relate and will enjoy this immensely." says DIANA YANEZ (2010 New York International Fringe Festival winner OVERALL EXCELLENCE AWARD, MARGARET CHO'S SENSUOUS WOMAN SHOW and CYNDI LAUPER's TRUE COLORS TOUR).
Latina Magazine voted SANDRA VALLS as one of the top comics with Latino Roots. "The great thing is: We're all fans of each other's work," says SANDRA VALLS (Showtime's "THE LATIN DIVAS OF COMEDY" [ALMA AWARD nominee] and Nickelodeon's "NICK MOM'S") "Even if I wasn't in this show, I would absolutely go."
Start a new tradition this year with a completely untraditional Holiday show that is as touching as it is hilarious.


Asking us to solve and then type "Call of the Wild Blue Yonder" was a bit harsh. My typing stinks; I think I said "Call of HE Wild Blue Yonder" and ran out of time.
Actual game didn't start until 13 minutes into the episode. Thank you DVR fast forward.
It may be good, but does a 5 year old record really count as a "classic album"?
The "In God We Trust" clue mentioned the "7th District Court." There is no such thing, at least on the federal level. I think the writers meant the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, which is the court that issued the recent ruling.
I have heard of the medley relay in swimming, but what is it in track?


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Software boss wins King Faisal Prize for Service to Islam
Software boss wins King Faisal Prize for Service to Islam /node/1807321/saudi-arabia
https://arab.news/nsr6w
DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR
JEDDAH: The 2021 King Faisal Prize for Service to Islam has been awarded to Mohamed Al-Sharikh from Kuwait, chairman of Sakhr Software Company.
He was honored for his work to benefit Islam and Muslims, including the development of the first software that presented English translations of the Qur'an and Hadith, and his work updating the Islamic Information Archive, which includes the Qur'an, the Encyclopedia of Hadith and the Encyclopedia of Islamic Jurisprudence.
He is one of five winners chosen by a selection committee led by Prince Khalid Al-Faisal, chairman of the King Faisal Prize Board.
The others are Moroccan Professor Mohamed Mechbal of Abdul-Malik Al-Saadi University in Tétouan, Morrocco (Arabic language and literature); Stephen Mark Strittmatter, an American neurologist at Yale School of Medicine, and British Professor Robin Franklin of the Wellcome Trust-MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute (co-winners in medicine), and Professor Stuart Parkin from the UK, an experimental physicist at Stanford University in California (science).
Mechbel was recognized for work that lays the foundations for the creation of modern Arab rhetoric within a vision inspired by the call for renewal. Strittmatter and Franklin were rewarded for their pioneering work in the field of regenerative medicine in neurological conditions, which has led to advances in therapeutic approaches to the regeneration of the central nervous system.
Parkin was honored for innovative research that has resulted in a 1,000-fold increase in the storage capacity of magnetic disk drives.
The service to Islam award aims to support Muslims by recognizing and honoring the distinguished contributions of individuals and organizations that have excelled in serving Islam. Previous winners in this category of the King Faisal Prize have included rulers, heads of state, thought leaders and social scientists, as well as many distinguished institutions.
Topics: Saudi Arabia King Faisal Prize
King Faisal Prize in final preparations to announce names of 2021 Laureates
King Faisal Prize winners announced
King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language implements project to strengthen language policies /node/2005726/saudi-arabia
Updated 12 sec ago
The project aims to train more than 1,000 employees in 20 ministries and government agencies, through 40 training courses
RIYADH: The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language has implemented a draft language policy guide for Saudi government institutions.
The move aims to activate decisions related to the language within government bodies, and to develop awareness among workers of the importance of linguistics and its connection to decisions and regulations at various levels.
It also aims to provide procedural steps and an executive working guide that preserves the Arabic language's position in government institutions, the academy said in a statement.
The project aligns with the academy's strategic goals, preserving the integrity of Arabic and supporting it verbally and in writing, and developing policies, strategies, plans and programs.
It includes a review of the Saudi language policy, based on various regulations and legislation, and also includes an executive guide for language editing in government institutions.
The project is one of the initiatives of the Human Capacity Development Program, one of the programs of Vision 2030, and aims to train more than a thousand employees in 20 ministries and government agencies, through 40 training courses, focused on two main topics: Writing skills for administrators and the basic rules of Arabic writing.
The two topics were chosen based on a study of specific needs in functional language situations.
The first training courses for the project have already begun, and several were held in coordination with the ministries of culture, education, and Islamic affairs. Courses last for two days, with an average of eight training hours.
Topics: Saudi Arabia Human Capacity Development Program language
Investor interest in Saudi hotel sector is growing, so why are there so few rooms outside cities? /node/2005596/saudi-arabia
According to Thamer Alrajeeb, the cornerstone of the development of hotel investment in Saudi Arabia's various regions lies in facilitating the financing process for investors in the sector. (Supplied)
Hebshi Alshammari
Hotel industry experts shed light on planning strategies, expansion portfolios and other challenges in the sector
RIYADH: In recent years, there has been a remarkable increase in the number of businesses whose owners are interested in investing in the hotel sector in Saudi Arabia. Yet at the same time, many observers continue to wonder why there are still so few hotels outside of the Kingdom's major cities.
Amir Lababedi, Hilton's managing director of development in the Middle East and North Africa, said: "Saudi Arabia represents our largest development pipeline in the Middle East, with plans to expand our presence to more than 75 hotels in the coming years.
"We plan to expand in locations across major primary and secondary cities across Saudi Arabia. We see potential for our mid-market Hampton by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn brands, as well as for DoubleTree by Hilton and our lifestyle brand, Canopy by Hilton."
Meanwhile, Radisson Hotel Group announced this week that it plans to expand its operations in Saudi Arabia and increase its investment portfolio in the Middle East to approximately half of its total investments by 2026.
There is a big demand for hotels classified as three or four stars. The local population, as well as visitors — pilgrims, tourists, and businessmen — prefers three- or four-star hotels as these are available all around and are very affordable for the general public. Commercially, their operating cost is lower and thus they generate more revenue than a five-star hotel.
Saleh Al-Habib, Executive director, Jiwar Real Estate Development
According to Saudi Minister of Tourism Ahmed Al-Khateeb: "Radisson Hotel Group's commitment to developing new hotels in the Kingdom and opening a regional office in Riyadh is an effective contribution to strengthening the Kingdom's steps to achieve its goal of receiving 100 million visitors by 2030."
Mahmoud Al-Saeed, the general manager of Pereira Resorts in the Eastern Province, which is managed by Boudl Hotels and Resorts, said the company aims to cater to all sections of society.
"Given that a large segment of society prefers three-star hotels for their quality and reasonable prices, the company has created a chain of Aber hotels," he said. "It launched the brand in 2018 to meet the needs of many with a group of modern hotels, in terms of design and concept, at affordable prices while ensuring high quality and professionalism in providing services."
Dr. Saleh Al-Habib, executive director of Jiwar Real Estate Development
The three-star Aber hotels are "situated between hotel apartments and four-star hotels," according to Al-Saeed. "The economic concept that Boudl is keen to present with this group of hotels has become an important matter for many travelers and those looking for a change in the usual lifestyle," he added.
Boudl also owns the four-star Pereira hotels and the five-star Narcissus. Al-Saeed said the company has plans for expansion in major cities, and to increase the number of three-star hotels in a number of Saudi cities. These hotels are experiencing an influx of tourists from inside and outside the country, he added.
Al-Saeed, who has worked in the industry for nearly two decades, said that hotels currently face a number of challenges, particularly "in light of the precautions against COVID-19. These include the postponement of many events which usually take place in hotels and the cancellation of reservations for halls used for celebrations or official meetings, due to the coronavirus and its accompanying problems."
He added that the authorities in Saudi Arabia are aware of the issues and are working to develop the hotel sector.
Fadil Munakeal, manager of Jabal Omar Jumeirah in Makkah
Thamer Alrajeeb, a former member of the Riyadh Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Tourism Accommodation Committee, said investment in the tourism sector in major cities is encouraging, particularly in Riyadh in support of the Saudi Entertainment Authority initiatives. It is not profitable in other cities, however, where operations are seasonal during a period of a few months each year, usually coinciding with school holidays or good weather.
"For the rest of the year, operation is a loss for the investor," he said.
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Radisson Hotel Group announced this week that it plans to expand its operations in Saudi Arabia and increase its investment portfolio in the Middle East to approximately half of its total investments by 2026.
Alrajeeb described investing in hotels other than five-star establishments as "feasible." He said the lower operational costs and prices are affordable to a wider range of guests but added that "many of the Ministry of Tourism's requirements burden investors."
He said it is possible to meet the needs of visitors with average levels of financial solvency, particularly outside the three cities of Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam. This can be done by investing in hotel suites in particular, which are characterized by low startup costs, "allowing for their rental prices to be more commensurate with the solvency of a wide range of travelers."
The cornerstone of the development of hotel investment in Saudi Arabia's various regions lies in facilitating the financing process for investors in the sector while fulfilling the Ministry of Tourism's requirements, Alrajeeb said, adding that the focus should be on efforts that contribute to raising quality in the sector and meeting the needs of customers.
Fadil Munakeal, manager of the Jabal Omar Jumeirah hotel in Makkah, stressed the importance of providing products and services that correspond to a hotel's star rating, which he said reflects positively on investment in the sector. He urged the Ministry of Tourism to continue its supervision and follow up efforts to achieve reliability in the sector and improve the image and perception of all types of hotels.
Munakeal, who is also a member of the Hotels Committee of the Makkah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, urged the owners of less expensive establishments, particularly in the three-star and lower categories, to invest in modern marketing techniques and direct them at particular target groups. They must also develop products and services that meet the needs of these target audiences, he added.
He said many domestic tourists, particularly families, prefer to stay in hotel apartments because they have a negative perception of some hotels with fewer than four stars.
Saleh Al-Habib, executive director of Jiwar Real Estate Development, said: "There is a big demand for hotels classified as three or four stars. The local population, as well as visitors — pilgrims, tourists, and businessmen — prefers three- or four-star hotels as these are available all around and are very affordable for the general public.
"Commercially, their operating cost is lower and thus they generate more revenue than a five-star hotel.
"This is a popular choice for almost all classes of society, especially the middle and lower-middle classes. The availability of such hotels and semi-luxurious apartments is numerous. With affordable tariffs, they meet the needs of families, business travelers, as well as those seeking leisure."
Al-Habib, who is also a member of the Saudi Association for Tourist Accommodation Facilities, said that both locals and expatriates are interested in establishing hotels and furnished apartments in areas such as Abha, Al-Baha, Tabuk, Hafar Al-Batin, Al-Majma'ah and Al-Kharj.
"These interested entrepreneurs are working closely with the National Tourism Fund," he added.
Topics: Saudi hotels Saudi Tourism Authority (STA)
Saudi hotel industry growth in spotlight at show
Makkah, Riyadh projects to add almost 30,000 rooms in Saudi hotel market
Saudi Arabia's KAUST launches Science Festival at Thuwal Beach /node/2005721/saudi-arabia
Al-Khawarizmi Building in the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology campus, Thuwal, Saudi Arabia. (Shutterstock)
Updated 17 min 11 sec ago
The festival includes an exhibition on the Red Sea coast to preview the area's project to change the rules of sustainable tourism
JEDDAH: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology has launched its annual Science Festival for 2022, which will be held Jan. 20-21.
The festival, which will be held at Thuwal Beach in Jeddah, aims to inspire young talents in Saudi Arabia, the Middle East and North Africa region.
KAUST President Tony Chan said that the world is moving towards innovation as a basis for discovery and invention, and that there is an urgent need for young people to confront the most essential problems in global societies and participate in solving them.
He pointed out that KAUST has become prominent in science and technology in Saudi Arabia, quickly becoming an international platform to inspire and nurture young scientific minds to unleash the power of science and achieve the UN's sustainable development goals.
"This is a very important occasion in the history of our events, as we are moving the site for the first time outside the walls of KAUST and expanding the program of events to allow the potential of our nation's youth to move towards great scientific horizons and put Saudi Arabia on the map of innovation, technology and youth-led initiatives," he said.
Chan stated that this year's festival will feature a schedule including a variety of science fairs, daily evening science shows, science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics challenges for children, and science projects presented by KAUST students.
The festival also includes an exhibition on the Red Sea coast to preview the area's project to change the rules of sustainable tourism.
The exhibition will feature whale sharks, shura trees, coral reefs, and marine simulation ponds. Other events will showcase some of the components currently available at KAUST, including the Core Lab, the Start-Up fair, the Museum of Failed Scientific Attempts, and interactive robots that will roam throughout the site.
Food and entertainment kiosks will be available throughout the festival period.
Topics: King Abdullah University for Science and Technology (KAUST)
Saudi companies among winners of KAUST 'Shaping the Future of Media' challenge
Saudi Arabia's NEOM and KAUST join forces to protect endangered turtle species
Saudi finance minister meets top EU official in Riyadh /node/2005711/saudi-arabia
Mohammed Al-Jadaan meets with Johannes Hahn in Riyadh. (Supplied)
Updated 43 min 9 sec ago
They discussed enhancing financial cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the EU
RIYADH: Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed Al-Jadaan met European Commissioner for Budget and Administration Johannes Hahn at the ministry's headquarters in Riyadh on Sunday.
During the meeting, they discussed enhancing financial cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the European Commission and the EU's economic recovery plans and available investment opportunities.
The meeting was attended by a number of senior officials from the Ministry of Finance and the European Commission.
Topics: European Commissioner for Budget and Administration Johannes Hahn
Saudi finance minister says Kingdom is expected to record surplus in 2023 and 2024
Saudi finance ministry completes $266.4bn payment orders in 2020
Saudi Arabia rolls out aid in Yemen, Afghanistan /node/2005706/saudi-arabia
Saudi Arabia rolls out aid in Yemen, Afghanistan
The center distributed on Saturday 17 tons of aid. (SPA)
The project aims to distribute about 192,000 food baskets weighing more than 20,000 tons to impoverished families across 15 Yemeni governorates
HAJJAH: King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center mobile medical clinics have continued providing treatment services at the Waalan camp for displaced people in Yemen's Hajjah Governorate.
In one week, clinics received 136 people with various health conditions. They were provided with medical services.
KSrelief also distributed more than 63 tons of food baskets in the Al-Mudhaffar district of Taiz Governorate, helping 4,039 people.
The project aims to distribute about 192,000 food baskets weighing more than 20,000 tons to impoverished families across 15 Yemeni governorates.
KSRelief is also distributing food and provide shelter to needy families in Afghanistan as part of the Saudi relief airlift dispatched by the center to support the Afghan people.
The center distributed on Saturday 17 tons of aid. It included 250 food baskets, 500 flour bags, 250 winter bags and 250 blankets in the Qala-e-Fathullah district of Kabul, helping 250 families.
Topics: King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief)
KSrelief chief: Saudi Arabia ranks third globally in providing humanitarian assistance around the world


After her defection, Witt allegedly proceeded to provide Iranian officials with the code name and classified mission details of the U.S. Department of Defense Special Access Program. The investigation to uncover the alleged crimes was being run for years.
Witt was indicted along with four Iranian hackers, who the USA says worked on behalf of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The hackers managed to gain access to a Facebook group of USA government agents. An FBI official said the Bureau warned her that she was vulnerable to Iranian recruitment.
Witt served in the Air Force from 1997 to 2008 before separating and becoming a civilian contractor. "Witt may have also travelled to the United Arab Emirates or Iran, where she had previously travelled on at least two other occasions".


This interesting tour "Taste of Nepal" covering wonderful scenic and cultural, historical places within Nepal include a time in Asia's top Chitwan National Park with jungle safari and elephant ride.
Trexmount Ventures has design this marvelous tour as "Taste of Nepal" covering wonderful scenic and cultural, historical places within Nepal include a time in Asia's top Chitwan National Park with jungle safari and elephant ride.
Starting the tour in Kathmandu historical and cultural places, as Kathmandu valley is stuffed with world heritage sites, old temples, stupas and royal courtyards. Tour leads beyond Kathmandu with overnights in scenic Pokhara Valley by the serene Lake Phewa in the shade of great Annapurna Himalaya mountain range with ever present Mt. Machhapuchhre 'Fish Tail" with a detour of Pokhara and the picturesque Sarankot Hill famous for sunrise and sunset views over alluring panorama of west and mid west Himalaya range of mountains, and tour of old Pokhara town, and then heading further south to Chitwan National Park for jungle activities famous for bird's and wildlife sighting from Royal Bengal Tiger, rhinoceros to many types of deer with other animals.
After an interesting trip a drive back to Kathmandu after an overwhelming time Taste of Nepal with great services of Trexmount Ventures.
Day 02: Tour of Kathmandu.
Day 03: Drive to Pokhara and transfer to hotel by the Phewa lake side.
Day 04: Morning visit Sarankot hill for sunrise and tour of Pokhara.
Day 05: Drive to Chitwan National Park and transfer to Hotel - 04 hrs.
Day 06: In Chitwan with full day jungle safari and elephant ride.
Day 07: Morning after breakfast drive to Tansen, Palpa - 06 hrs.
Day 08: In Kathmandu free day for individual activities.
Morning time, our city guide will take you on tour with short drive in the hub of Kathmandu at old Durbar Square (royal courtyard) here visit the Hanuman Dhoka the main early palaces where our expert guide will provide you with history and culture of different era, visit of famous Kumari house (virgin Goddess) and Kastamandap temple where the word Kathmandu derived from meaning a temple built with a wood of a single tree.
For interested people in Buddhism and meditation we can provide visit to White Gompa and Kopan Gompa (monastery) For other relaxing places are Massage and Spa parlors around Kathmandu city.
Morning after breakfast set off for a scenic and interesting drive on Nepal main busy highway, drive follows Trisuli River for some time and then heading west on the road to Pokhara where the climate is much warmer of sub tropical temperature, on route stopping for few hours at Kuringhat village, transfer on a cable car over the River Trisuli to reach a famous Hindu Temple of Manakamana the belief is that praying here will fulfill your wishes, a nice place in the district of famous Gorkha, here observe the pilgrims on prayer great number of small animals goats, chickens are sacrificed as offering to Goddess Manakamana another manifestations of 'Kali', with interesting time here back on the cable car for the drive to Pokhara.
On reaching Pokhara by the pristine lake Phewa check into nice hotels with afternoon free at leisure to browse around the shops and restaurant along the lake side.
Early morning before breakfast a short drive on the highest hill top of Pokhara Valley offers grandeur vista of Annapurna range of mountains with Mt. Machhapuchhre and Mt. Manaslu, Lamjung Himal as far to Dhaulagiri peaks towards west, including awesome valley landscapes with Lake Phewa below, a short drive from the hotel in Pokhara lake side, this hill top offers striking sunrise and a platform for Paragliding also.While in Pokhara it hard to miss the stunning Annapurna range which forms its backdrop. Annapurna massif includes A I (worlds 10th highest at 8,091m / 26,545ft) Annapurna South (7,219m-23,684ft), Gangapurna (7,455m-24,459 ft) and Annapurna III (7,555m-24,787ft) ever present Mt. Machhapuchhre 'Fish-Tail' (6,997 m-22,956 ft) and beyond east worlds 8th highest Mt. Manaslu (8,163m-26,781 ft). All these views can be seen in the comfort of your hotel rooms for more views one can take a mountain flight form 45 mins to an hour, Ultra Light flight or more sporty adventure taking a paragliding from the hills of Sarankot.
Return back to hotel for breakfast and continue tour with a drive south of Pokhara and visit with a view of cascading beautiful waterfalls popularly known as Devi's Fall, locally called as Patale Chhago (Hell's Fall) located just 2 k.m. south west of the city on the Siddhartha Highway a nice pleasant area with views of tremendous waterfalls, monsoon and mid September time raging volumes of waters makes this place more interesting and impressive.
After a time here a short walk across the street visit Gufteswor Gufa just walking distance from Devis' Fall across the street the entrance is wide with down steps with a shrine of Shiva one can head further down to view the raging Seti River entering a channel into the cave.
From here a drive towards Pokhara old bazaar where you can observe local life visiting the old areas of Pokhara with traditional bazaar and ethnical diverse traders. In its temples reflects the Newari architecture of Kathmandu valley, although Pokhara majority are of hill people the Gurung and some Magar, Tamang with Hindu Brahmins, Chettries and Dalits. The local bazaar has important and interesting shrines called Bindhayabasini Mandir (temple), this white dome shaped dominates a spacious stone paved courtyard on a shady hill top with excellent views of the bazaar and the Annapurna mountains. After a wonderful time back to hotel for lunch with afternoon free at leisure for individual activities.
With great time in Pokhara, morning drive leads back on the same road for few hours on reaching Mugling Bazaar heading due south to the flatland of Nepal known as Terai where Chitwan National Park located, an interesting drive observing the dramatic change in landscapes feeling totally different in the warm country as the drive leads to the rim of Chitwan National Park where all main hotels, resorts and lodge are situated, on reaching hotel / resorts in Chitwan where the guide / naturalist welcomes you with an orientation information of the park, safari and of the hotels / lodge with do's and don'ts while you are here for 2 nights. After lunch a short introductory / nature walk with a visit of local Tharu village for few hours and back to hotel with evening entertainment of cultural dance before dinner.
In Chitwan wakes you up early with just a cup of tea / coffee to start the morning activities either elephant safari, bird watch tour or a tower visit to observe the surrounding jungle life after the tour back to hotel for breakfast, before lunch a jungle walk, elephant bathing / briefing.
After lunch a break for few hours and then either elephant safari / jungle drive or jungle walks for few hours in search of wild life. Evening at leisure with slide shows of the area and a great dinner concludes your night.
An interesting drive after breakfast in Chitwan as the journey leads back to Kathmandu joining the road at Mugling Bazaar from here another 110 k.m distance of 4 hours drive to Kathmandu, after a great marvelous time beyond Kathmandu on Tour 'Taste of Nepal Tour' with amazing service of Treks Holidays.
Today a free day with optional tour or just relax after a great journey with time for individual activities and souvenirs shopping.
Breakfast, Transfer to the Airport for departing from Nepal.


Cytochrome c oxidase (CytcO) is a membrane-bound enzyme that links electron transfer from cytochrome c to O-2 to proton pumping across the membrane. Protons are transferred through specific pathways that connect the protein surface with the catalytic site as well as the proton input with the proton output sides. Results from earlier studies have shown that one site within the so-called D proton pathway, Asn139, located similar to 10 angstrom from the protein surface, is particularly sensitive to mutations that uncouple the O-2 reduction reaction from the proton pumping activity. For example, none of the Asn139Asp (charged) or Asn139Thr (neutral) mutant CytcOs pump protons, although the proton-uptake rates are unaffected. Here, we have investigated the Asn139Cys and Asn139Cys/Asp132Asn mutant CytcOs. In contrast to other structural variants investigated to date, the Cys side chain may be either neutral or negatively charged in the experimentally accessible pH range. The data show that the Asn139Cys and Asn139Asp mutations result in the same changes of the kinetic and thermodynamic parameters associated with the proton transfer. The similarity is not due to introduction of charge at position 139, but rather introduction of a protonatable group that modulates the proton connectivity around this position. These results illuminate the mechanism by which CytcO couples electron transfer to proton pumping.


Mini-dresses are another summer staple of mine, particularly ones with cute little sleeves. I really love this one from Girls on Film. Pastel pink is one of my favorite colors to wear because I feel as though it compliments the paleness of my hair color. The metallic sheen and cool texture of this dress just packs an extra punch. To jazz it up a bit and add some color, I threw on my... wait for it... blue suede shoes. Well, peep-toe pumps, to be exact. But hey, I couldn't resist. I recently picked up this beautiful needlepoint bag at an antique store while on vacation. I thought it was really unique given that this style (or in my findings, at least) is typically made into a much smaller bag. Plus, the detailing of the flowers and gold clasp was just too beautiful to pass up. To bring the black of the bag into the rest of the look, I added an oversized tuxedo vest. I also really liked the contrast between masculine and feminine with the vest and the dress. To finish the look and combat the glare of the summer sun, I added my new cat eye sunnies from zeroUV. Seriously, if you are in need of some new sunglasses, check them out. Cool shades, cooler prices.
You look so adorable! Love the color of your shoes!
This needlepoint bag is really beautiful!