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Mechanic arraigned over alleged illegal sale of customer's M1.7m car
A 50-year-old mechanic, Sunday Igbasan, on Tuesday appeared before an Okitipupa Chief Magistrates' Court, Ondo State, over alleged illegal sale of his customer's car worth N1.7 million.
Igbasan, whose address was not provided in court, is facing a three-count charge of conspiracy, stealing and unlawful conversion of property.
He, however, pleaded not guilty.
The Prosecutor, Insp. Ayodeji Omoyeigha, told the court that the defendant committed the offences on May 21 at 2:00 p.m.
Omoyeigha said that the complainant, Mr Kehinde Ogundairo. gave the defendant his Toyota Avensis Station Wagon for repairs and paid him N350, 000.
He said that the defendant collected the N350,000 for the repair, sold the car and converted the proceeds to his personal use.
According to the prosecutor, the offences contravene Sections 516, 390(8) and 383 of the Criminal Law of Ondo State, 2006.
The Chief Magistrate, Mr Dickson Ogunfuyi, granted the defendant bail in the sum of N2 million with a surety in like sum.
Ogunfuyi said the surety should show evidence of a year tax payment to Ondo State Government.
He adjourned the case until July 3 for mention.
Appeal Court sacks 2 Kaduna Assembly members
The Court of Appeal sitting in Kaduna, on Tuesday sacked two Kaduna State House of Assembly members.
The appelate court ordered that a rerun be conducted by INEC to determine who will represent Kagarko and Sanga constituencies in the state assembly.
In Kagarko, the appellate court ordered for a rerun in 22 polling units located in two wards of the constituency.
In the judgement read by Justice Daniel Kaliop, the appellate court affirmed the earlier ruling of the state assembly election Tribunal in respect of Kagarko constituency.
Nigeria News Agency recalled that Mr. Nuhu Shadalafiya of the All Progressives Congress (APC) had challenged the victory of Mr Morondia Tanko of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the March 9 election at the Tribunal.
The Tribunal had ordered for fresh election in the 22 polling units, but Tanko of the PDP run to the Appeal Court, asking it to set aside the tribunal judgement and affirm his election as declared by INEC.
The Appeal Court in a unanimous decision dismissed the case for lacking in merit and ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct fresh election in the 22 polling units.
Counsel to Shadalafiya, Mr Ussy Edikhiola said they were happy with the appeal court's judgement, describing it as the triumph of the rule of law.
Similarly, the Appeal Court has ordered for re run in Sanga constituency after it upturned the earlier ruling of the Tribunal, which affirmed the election of Mrs Confort Amwe of the PDP.
Amwe is the only female lawmaker in the state assembly.
Alhaji Gambo Danga of APC had challenged the tribunal decision at the appeal court.
Edited by Maharazu Ahmed
Ikpeazu swears in 3 new judges
Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia on Tuesday swore in three new High Court Judges with a charge to contribute to the building of a strong and reliable judicial system in the state.
Speaking at the ceremony at the Executive Chambers of the Government House, Umuahia, Ikpeazu said that a strong and progressive judicial system would help to promote good governance and socio-economic growth in Abia.
He said that his administration was at the threshold of breaking new vistas through its numerous intervention programmes but required the support of the judiciary.
He ascribed the achievements of his administration in various sectors of the economy to the support of the judiciary.
He said that the judiciary had a significant role to play in building a better society for future generations.
The governor further said that a strong and reliable judicial system would protect the rights of citizens and promote economic growth.
He said that he was confident that the new judges understood the weight and burden of the responsibility which had been placed on their shoulders.
Ikpeazu said, "I will be counting on you to support the state government to be among states that make between N3 billion and N5 billion of internally generated revenue monthly."
Responding on behalf of others judges, Justice Benson Anya thanked the governor for giving them the opportunity to serve the people and protect their fundamental human rights.
Anya said: "We are going to work hard on every area of governance that requires support from the judiciary.
"We will ensure that the people receive justice and will discharge our duties in line with the oath we have sworn."
Nigeria News Agency reports that the other judges included Justices Enyinnaya Okezie and Ogbonna Adiele.
NAN recalls that Anya served as the Chief Registrar of the state High Court, while Okezie served as former state Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice.
Also, Adiele served as a Magistrate of the Aba North Magistrates' Court.
(Edited by Sam Oditah)
Appeal court affirms election of Ihedioha as Imo governor
The Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja on Tueday affirmed the victory of Emeka Ihedioha in the March 9 governorship election in Imo.
The appeals were filed against the judgment of the Imo Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, which upheld the election of Ihedioha.
It includes that of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) and his governorship candidate, Senator Ifeanyi Ararume; Action Alliance (AA) and his governorship candidate, Uche Nwosu and that of the All Progressive Congress (APC) and its governorship candidate, Sen. Hope Uzodinma.
The appellants are asking the appellate court to void the election of Ihedioha on grounds that he did not obtain the constitutional one quarter of the votes in at least two-thirds of the 27 local government areas of the state, in line with Section 179 of the Constitution.
In their various submissions by their counsel, the appellants are asking the court to set aside the decision of the tribunal and declare them winner of the March 9 governorship election.
Also in the alternative order the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct a fresh election into the office of Governor of Imo State.
In a unanimous judgment, the five -man panel presided by Justice Oyebisi Omoyele dismissed the appeal by Action Alliance and it's candidate, Uche Nwosu for lack of merit and upheld the judgment of the lower tribunal.
In addition, a cost of N500, O00 was awarded against the appellants.
The panel upheld the judgment of the lower tribunal adding that the assessment of the tribunal was thorough and resolved the appeal against the appellants.
In Sen. Hope Uzodinma's appeal, there was a dissenting judgment of ratio 4:1
Four members agreed that the appeal lacks merit in addition awarded a cost of N500, 000 against the appellants while a member saw merit in the appeal and said that the judgment of the lower court be set aside awarded a cost of N1million against PDP and Ihedioha.
In Ifeanyi Ararume's appeal, the appeal was also dismissed for inability of the appellants prove their allegations against the respondents.
The panel affirmed the judgment of the lower tribunal and awarded a cost of N500, 000 against the appellants.
The three-member panel of the tribunal had in a unanimous decison delivered on Sept. 21, held that Ihedioha was lawfully declared winner of the governorship election by INEC.
The panel chaired by Justice Malami Dongondaji, had in the judgment dismissed Ararume, Nwosu and Uzodinma's petitions for lacking in merit on the grounds that they failed to prove allegations made in their petitions.
They claimed that Ihedioha did not obtain the constitutional one quarter of the votes in at least two-thirds of the 27 local government areas of the state, in line with the provisions of the law.
The petitioners also alleged substantially of non compliance with the Electoral Act and Guidelines, including other irregularities.
The tribunal in its judgment held that the case of the petitioners was unmeritorious because they failed to call relevant witnesses and that evidence of witnesses called were based on hearsay.
The tribunal in addition rejected documents tendered by the petitioners in support of their claims on the grounds that those who led evidence in the documents were not the makers of the documents.
In his appeal, Ararume urged the appellate court to upturn the decision of the tribunal on the grounds that the lower court erred in law when it arrived at the decision that his case and that of his party lacked merit and accordingly dismissed it.
The appeal which was predicated on 22 grounds was argued by his lead lawyer, Mr Awa Kalu, SAN, while that of Nwosu and AA, was argued by Mr Niyi Akintola SAN, and that of Uzodinma and APC, was argued by Mr Damian Dodo ,SAN.
They all urged the panel to allow the appeal and grant all the reliefs sought by the appellants.
However, lead counsel to Emeka Ihedioha and Peoples Democratic Party, Dr Onyechi Ikpeazu , SAN, and Mr K.O. Njemanze ,SAN, respectively urged the court to dismiss the appeals for being incompetent and lacking in merit.
The respondents submitted that the appeal of the AA and Nwosu in particular constitute a waste of the precious time.
They argued that the Supreme Court in a judgment delivered on October 22, had already struck out the name of Uche Nwosu as candidate of the AA in the March 9 governorship election in Imo State.
The respondents also claimed that the appeal of Nwosu lacked merit going by a recent judgment of the Court of Appeal which nullified the candidacy of Nwosu in the governorship election. (NAN )
edited by Sadiya Hamza
Aliyu VS Tambuwal: Appeal Court reserves judgement
The Court of Appeal sitting in Sokoto on Tuesday reserved judgement in the appeal filed by the All Progressives Congress (APC) Governorship Candidate in the state Alhaji Ahmad Aliyu.
Aliyu is challenging the Governorship Election Tribunal judgement that affirmed the election of Gov. Aminu Tambuwal of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the March 9 governorship election in the state.
The election was declared inconclusive following cancellation of 75, 403 votes which were higher than the 3, 413 votes margin between the leading candidates.
A re-run was held on March 23, which led to the victory of Tambuwal who won with a slim margin of 342 votes.
The Nigeria News Agency reports that the tribunal on Oct. 2, in Abuja affirmed the election of Tambuwal.
The three man tribunal led by Justice Abbas Bawale dismissed the petition of the APC and its governorship candidate, Aliyu, for lacking in merit.
Unsatisfied with the judgement Aliyu, on Oct. 16, filed a notice of Appeal challenging the judgement of the lower court, seeking the court to set aside the tribunal judgement and declared him as the winner of the election.
The four man panel of Justice led by Justice Hussein Mukhtar, reserved judgement in the appeal.
The Presiding Justice said that, the judgment will be ready in a short frame of time and the court will communicate when it is ready.
Edited by Ali Baba-Inuwa
Man allegedly breaks into church, steals N423,000 instruments
A 31-year-old man, Ebuka Nwafor, on Tuesday appeared before an Ikorodu Magistrates' Court in Lagos State, for allegedly breaking into a church and stealing musical instruments worth N423,000.
The defendant, whose address and occupation were not provided, is facing a four-count charge.
He, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The Prosecutor, Sgt. Mary Ajiteru, told the court that the defendant conspired with others still at large and broke into a parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God on Arihudom Street, Owode-Ajegunl, Ikorodu Road, Lagos State.
She said that the defendant and his accomplices broke into the church on Nov 11, at 3:00a.m. and stole the musical instruments.
Ajiteru added that the defendant broke in through a window.
She said that the defendant stole a sound mixer, a piano, an LG plasma television set, two amplifiers, four wire microphones and one wireless microphone, all valued at N423,000.
the suspected thieves entered, adding that he he heard noises.
"When he came to check what was happening, the intruders had broken in and the defendant was seen trying to cart away the plasma TV; he was caught while the others escaped," she said.
She said that the offences contravened Sections 287, 311, 411 of Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.
The Magistrate, Mr O.M. Dawodu, granted the defendant N100,000 bail with two sureties in like sum.
He adjourned the case until Dec. 19 for mention.
Edited by Yakubu Uba/Ijeoma Popoola
Police arraign man for alleged impersonation
The Police on Tuesday arraigned Victor Ugwu, a 25-year-old unemployed man in an Ikeja Chief Magistrates' Court, for alleged impersonation.
Ugwu, who resides at Cele area of Lagos, is standing trial for allegedly wearing a military camouflage.
The prosecutor, ASP Peter Nwangwu, told the court that the defendant committed the alleged offence at Cele Bus-Stop, along Mile 2, Oshodi Expressway, Lagos on Sept. 12, at about 1.30 p.m.
Nwangwu said a team of policemen on patrol arrested him at Cele Bus-Stop wearing the camouflage.
He said the defendant was unable to give a satisfactory explanation about his identity when he was questioned by a team of investigators.
The prosecutor said the alleged offence was in contravention of sections 77 (a), (b), and 411 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.
Ugwu, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The defendant went ahead with an oral bail application praying the court to use its discretion to admit him on bail.
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs Yewande Aje-Afunwa, granted the defendant bail in the sum of N250, 000 with two sureties in like sum.
Aje-Afunwa, then adjourned the case until Jan. 16 for further mention.
Edited by Martins Odeh/Nyisom Fiyigon Dore
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Episode 8 is one of the most anticipated movies of next year, as it will hopefully answer the burning questions audiences left The Force Awakens with. Whatever questions are not answered or new ones that arise throughout the next film will have to wait until Star Wars: Episode IX hits theaters in 2019 to be addressed. Despite it being more than two years away from potentially premiering, it appears filming on Episode IX could begin sooner than expected.
Project Casting (via Omega Underground) is asserting that Episode IX will begin filming in April 2017 at Pinewood Studios UK. This has been one of the primary filming locations for both Episode VII and VIII, so a return is hardly a surprise. Instead, the reveal that production will begin so early is curious. For comparison, Episode VIII started filming in February 2016 and will be released in December 2018. This has given director Rian Johnson plenty of time to work through the movie and make what is hopefully another great addition to the franchise. If Episode IX does begin filming in April, the movie will absolutely be on track for a 2019 release.
Lucasfilm and Disney have so far not confirmed a release date for Episode IX, but either May 2019 or December 2019 seems likely. May used to be Star Wars' month to release movies but as Disney has seemingly given the first week of the month to Marvel Studios' properties, putting two major releases three weeks apart crowds the summer season and cannibalizes the long running success of each. For 2019, Marvel Studios has the fourth and Untitled Avengers movie hitting the first week of May, so it would be a surprising move for Lucasfilm to date the conclusion to this trilogy (and potentially saga films as a whole) so close to another one of Disney's biggest tentpoles.
Instead, an April start date could mean the beginning of pre-production as well, or director Colin Trevorrow is being given a massive head start to meet a December 2019 date. December is where The Force Awakens made its mark on the history books and both Rogue One and Episode VIII look to do the same. The young Han Solo movie will arrive in May of 2018 instead, to avoid competing head-to-head with Avatar 2 in December. Episode IX seems most likely to take the December 2019 spot (what with Avatar 3 not arriving until 2020) - and if so, it should have more than enough time to become a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy, if the rumored filming start date is accurate.
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Source: Project Casting [via Omega Underground]
- Star Wars: Rogue One / Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) release date: Dec 16, 2016
- Star Wars 8/Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) release date: Dec 15, 2017
- Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) release date: May 25, 2018
- Star Wars 9 / Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) release date: Dec 20, 2019

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According to a new report from Charlie Gasparino at Fox Business Network, there is "concern" on the board that Apple is lagging on the hardware front – concern that has manifested itself as "pressure on Tim Cook to do something fast." Some caveats: Mr. Gasparino cites only anonymous sources inside Apple, and no one at the Cupertino company is commenting on the rumors publicly.
Still, we buy that there might be some grumbling in the halls of Apple HQ. Here's why: Although Apple effectively set the pace for the entire smart-phone industry with the original iPhone, and although the company is basically responsible for kickstarting the current tablet craze, we haven't seen a whole lot of groundbreaking products out of Apple recently. (The iPad Mini doesn't count.)
Ironically, in this way, Apple is a victim of its own success: Bust the paradigm with a couple of amazing products, and everyone's going to want you to keep innovating every year, forever. Which is pretty hard to do.
"To outsiders, it looks like Apple has stalled," writes John Brownlee of Cult of Mac. "Far from it. You only need to look at the changes Apple is making with iOS 7 to see that Cupertino isn't standing still... That said, everything Apple is set to announce next month — the iPhone 5S, the iPhone 5C, the iPad mini 2 and the iPad 5 – are just sequels to what they've already done."
This is where we revive the recurring gossip on the Apple TV set and the Apple "iWatch," an Internet-connected timepiece. Last we heard, Apple was "aggressively" hiring designers to help it build the watch. If true, it could be exactly the shot of creativity that Apple's board – not to mention consumers – would like to see.


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Most people are pleasantly surprised to hear that the MoMA has cars on exhibit. They have so many fantastic and unique pieces, why include something that we see and use every day? Sure, there are gems like the 1963 Jaguar E-type and a stunning red 1946 Cisitalia, but these you would expect to see at a car show, not an art museum. Even more puzzling is the inclusion of a 2002 Smart Car and a VW Beetle. Also, compared to the thousands of paintings and drawings, they have 6 cars in total.
According to the curator, Peter Reed, "Automobiles are among the most significant inventions of industrial civilization. Each of the six cars in MoMA's collection is an innovative, influential design. Historically, aesthetics and speed have been primary concerns. Today, we are no less concerned with aesthetics but recognize other compelling issues in personal transportation including affordability and efficiency." Cars are a part of everyday life, but we can still find art in them. Even a simple Honda Civic has elements of design to it; otherwise we would all be driving the same box on wheels. It's amazing how many different styles of vehicles are on the road at once.
The jeep is the most unique piece of the group though. The whole exhibit shows how a car is about more than just getting from point A to B, but this car is designed for just that. While the Jaguar might have sleek curves, and the beetle possesses an iconic design, the Jeep is built for pure efficiency. Here you see a car literally made for war, where every inch of the car is built for the most practical and tactical reasons. Those iconic headlights? Made that way so they could be flipped around to see the engine when you are fixing the car in combat. That cool looking grill that you still see today wasn't an artist's design, it was the result of hundreds of tests to get the most efficient airflow to the engine.
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NEWBURGH, Maine — Windover Art Center will bring two new additions to its program this year: fabric art and high speed photography. Windover has operated in the Bangor area for more than 30 years.
"We take every opportunity we can to expand our program," camp director Mari Abercrombie said in a press release. "Over the years, we have grown from just a couple of activities to offering dozens every summer. We offer photography, pottery, drama, film making and more already, but you can never have enough art!"
Last year, Windover Art Center added digital art to their program with the help of Bangor Savings Bank. Brand new iPads made it possible to create electronic music, 3D sculptures, interactive photographs and much more. This year, Windover is hiring new teachers and adding new technology to offer even more exciting and fun classes.
Windover's new teacher, Marti Lew, will teach fabric art, including the ancient technique of wool felting. Wool felt can be created and used in any number of projects, from custom water bottle holders to beautiful and colorful tapestries, from wearable art to just about anything you can imagine doing with fabric.
While wool felting is an ancient art form with thousands of years of history, Windover is also looking to the future. After the success of the digital art program last summer, Windover recently added a GoPro Hero 3 camera. "This camera is very exciting," photography director Isaac Fer commented. "In addition to it being water- and shock-proof — great for the kids — the camera can slow down action to 10 times slower. The students love to see themselves playing sports, performing gymnastics or just generally acting silly in front of the camera, slowed way down on the computer." In addition to the slow-motion filming, Windover's new camera can be placed just about anywhere, giving students an opportunity to film things never before possible. "Last season, we put a camera in the sky using helium balloons," Abercrombie added. "This year, the possibilities are really endless."
Windover Art Center focuses on giving students an experience as rich and rewarding as possible though creating works of art. "Many summer camps are just about one thing," Abercrombie explained. "We give our students as many as fifteen to twenty opportunities to try different activities every day; so in one week at Windover, kids have the chance to be photographers, film directors, potters, painters, actors, tailors, make up artists, athletes, jewelers and more. And of course, they're always kids having fun."
Offering so many classes is a challenge, Abercrombie added, but she went on to say that it's worth it. "We want to provide our students with as many chances to try and to learn as we can. Living in rural Maine, we feel it is especially important to offer students experiences that they might not otherwise have."
Windover Art Center is a nonprofit institution founded in 1981 and has been at it's current location for nearly 20 years.
For information, call 234-4502 or go to facebook.com/WindoverArtCenter. Registration is open all summer.


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US stocks turned lower this week after six straight weekly gains, as fresh signs of frailty in the global economy emerged and a number of companies cut their corporate profit forecasts.
A rebound on Friday on signs that authorities in China, the US and Europe might be more ready to take action to support their respective economies erased some of the earlier losses, keeping the indices near their multi-year highs. However, momentum was clearly sagging, with investors looking for something more solid to cling to before pushing stocks higher, analysts said.
Most traders were on edge for more cues from both politics and economic data, with the Republican Party convention to anoint Mitt Romney their official presidential candidate set to start tomorrow, to be followed by a key policy speech by US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke on Friday.
After Friday's bump, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended down 0.88 percent for the week at 13,157.97.
The broad-based S&P 500 shed 0.5 percent to 1,411.13, and the NASDAQ ended off 0.22 percent at 3,069.79.
Share prices overall were frail even as tech stars Apple and Amazon set new record highs, with Apple becoming the most valuable company of all time at US$623.52 billion by market capitalization on Monday.
Big losers included Hewlett-Packard, Dell and Intel on worries about the sagging PC market after both HP and Dell lowered earnings expectations.
Hints from the minutes of the US Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) policy board and a letter to a congressman from Bernanke that the central bank was closer to deciding on new stimulus helped underpin the market during the week, pulling interest rates lower. However, the same hints also underscored that the Fed predicted economic growth would be weaker than in the first half — not a good sign.
"Global stock markets have improved the past two months on reduced risks in the credit markets due in part to expectations of central bank action. That makes sense," Dick Green of Briefing.com said. "But to continue to ignore the worsening economic data from around the world is almost mind-boggling."
The coming week's news will include new bits of data on personal incomes on Thursday and manufacturers' orders on Friday, not likely enough to have a deep impact on perceptions.
More eyes will be on Bernanke's annual speech on Friday at a Fed symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, which has been the venue for signals on Fed stimulus actions.
"A disappointment at Jackson Hole is likely to have a greater impact now the market has digested the FOMC minutes, which portrayed a committee poised to ease monetary policy again," Geoffrey Kendrick at Nomura said.
Barry Knapp of Barclays warned that the Republican convention could auger a rise in volatility in the markets through the Nov. 6 vote.
"While the race remains too close to call, we believe the direction of the polls will be a major determinant of stock prices this fall," Knapp said.
"A look at S&P 500 index volatility during the past three elections when the incumbent's chances were tenuous due to a weak, uneven recovery [1976, 1980 and 1992] shows volatility," he said, but added that did not necessarily mean a falling market.


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Now that you know how to secure your small business insurance protection plan, it's important to realize that your insurance needs are not stagnant. As your business changes and grows, your insurance policies may need to be adjusted. Sometimes, something will happen and you insurance will need to be amended in the middle of your coverage period.
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Locking Lips with Darkness./
Darkness comes again,
A lover I'd rather avoid
But I never do.
Resisting him is pure impossibility.
He comes, in late Autumn, on a beat-up motorcycle
Smelling of smoky bars and cheap rum
With a twisted look in his amber eyes.
He says hi,
His lips barely move
His soul says so much more.
And before I know it
I'm roped in.
He's dragging me back to his inky lair.
Falling down,
Falling apart,
Falling, falling, falling
Is all I know.
Darkness rips open my heart
And brings up everything I don't want to look at
It's too raw to bear.
I shatter from the pressure of it all.
But darkness must have its sacred way.
I don't want to look at myself when I'm like this,
I want to run away, get away, go far away---
I can't face myself
Yet I know I have to.
I need to stay here,
Where it hurts.
The shiver in my spine
Tells me what to do next.
Darkness kisses me
A lip lock to infinity
And I surrender
I finally surrender,
To the supreme wholeness
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Rock Hill church bans man accused of molesting boys in secret sex attic
The Rock Hill Episcopal church where an accused child molester who allegedly lured neighbor kids into a secret sex attic in his home has banned him from the property and ended his ministry.
Julio "Andy" Castillo, who met the family of the alleged victims at the church and volunteered both there and with the Episcopal diocese for years, was arrested late last month for allegedly tying up and having sex with two minor boys who lived two doors down from Castillo.
Court testimony Monday where The Herald was the only media organization present for the shocking allegations that Castillo built a secret sex room and tied up one of his victims for sex showed that Castillo both a youth ministry volunteer at the church and formerly at York Place, a now-closed Episcopal home for troubled children in York.
One of the brothers, now 18, said the abuse happened when he was as young as 7. The other brother, now 20, said that he was victimized also, including the night before Castillo was married.
In a message sent out to parishioners obtained by The Herald, leaders at Episcopal Church of Our Saviour wrote that after Castillo was arrested, the church cut its ties with Castillo to make sure the church was a safe place for children. Castillo is both barred from the church property and his youth ministry was ended.
The message from the church Rector, Rev. Janice Chalaron, and Senior Warden Chip Smith states: "It has always been the policy of the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour to be in compliance with all the guidelines for creating a faithful and safe place for all of our children. As you may already be aware, Andy Castillo of our congregation has been charged with several counts of sexual abuse of a minor. Due to the seriousness of these allegations, a letter was sent out two weeks ago notifying him that his ministry with the Church was ended and that he is not allowed on Church property."
Repeated attempts to reach church officials have been unsuccessful since the allegations became public Monday, two weeks after Castillo was arrested. York Place officials denied to comment on the allegations against Castillo.
Castillo has made no statements about the allegations. And more, his employer, family, friends, and even some people who attend the church stood on his behalf Monday. Castillo's lawyer, Phil Jamieson, denied the allegations at and after Mondays hearing, saying Castillo looks forward to clearing his name. Jamieson pointed out in court no one else has made any allegations against Castillo.
Prosecutors did not say there were any other alleged victims but did opposed Castillo being released on bond, citing a potential danger to other children in the community. Rock Hill Police spokesman Paul Myers said Wednesday there have been no new developments in the case since Monday's hearing.
Castillo was released on $80,00 bond Monday but will be living in a different location than the home where the alleged abuse happened.
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For a studio that has dealt in toys coming to life, monsters in the cupboard and robots in love, it's interesting to see that Pixar Animation Studios have never produced a movie as overtly about magic as Brave. Their 13th feature film is their first fairytale, and also the most reminiscent of classic Disney animation. It also demonstrates that even a Pixar film that admittedly had numerous major upheavals throughout its production can still turn out to be as charming and compelling as their best work.
Hopefully, from that synopsis, you gather that there's more going on in Brave than the trailers might have suggested. However, that's not unusual for Pixar's trailers, and far be it from me to tell you about any of the film's surprises. What I can reveal, is that Brave has an all-pervading sense of magic, mostly due to the affection for Scotland, from everyone involved in the production, which radiates off of the film like a warm, tartan glow.
Directors Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman have made Scotland central to the story, to the point where it really couldn't take place anywhere else. Given how many Disney fairytales take place in unnamed fantastical realms, this film really stands out for its representation of the country's culture and history. It feels more authentic than Ratatouille's window into Paris, for instance, with its gorgeously rendered landscapes and authenticity. It's easily the best-looking film that Pixar has ever made.
As good as this is, it's still only the setting for another terrific story, with far more of the studio's earlier efforts than of the disappointing Cars 2. The studio seems to be at the peak of its powers when telling stories about family, and particularly parenthood. The Incredibles explored that overtly, and the Toy Story films are increasingly based around dealing with a child growing up and leaving behind the things that they used to need.
Brave is essentially about parenthood, but also about how kids react to their parents. In contrast with Merida's incontrollable ginger mane and wild ways, Elinor is the height of composure when we first meet her- she's so powerfully composed that she's in total command of all the rowdy clansmen, whenever they get a bit lairy. And yet, she can't control her tempestuous daughter, nor groom her into a more regal princess. Nevertheless, it's Merida who has more to learn, and the communications breakdown between them is enthralling throughout.
It's best exemplified by an early scene in which each character simultaneously says what they really want to tell one another, outside of each other's earshot. Aside from the strong dynamic in the story, I really enjoyed the superb vocal acting by Kelly Macdonald and Emma Thompson, who pull off the impressive feat of building chemistry together, despite having been kept entirely separate by the technicalities of voice acting- kind of like that one scene in the film, really.
This disparity between mother and daughter is really the main source of conflict in the film. There's no traditional Disney villain, although there is something of an antagonist in the form of Mor'du, a fearsome bear that made off with King Fergus' leg in a scrap that the eccentric king has never stopped talking about. But Mor'du's appearances are sporadic, arising from conflicts in that emotional core, and it really works.
The parent-child relationship isn't represented totally seriously, however. The first sons of each clan, and their dads, bring a lot of humour to a film that captures that rowdy Scottish sense of humour quite brilliantly, especially in McKidd's dual role as the tough Lord MacGuffin, and his incomprehensible son, Young MacGuffin. Likewise, Merida has three younger brothers- Hamish, Hubert and Harris- whose antics serve as a lovely and enjoyable comic sideline for the duration.
If you actively look for Pixar movies to make you cry, I'm not sure you'll find that one tear-jerking scene in Brave, as compared with now infamous scenes in Up and the Toy Story sequels. But hey, it's their job to entertain you, and tears are not the first concern in a film that simultaneously feels traditional, fresh and funny. It's also perfectly prefixed by La Luna, a short film that chimes with the main feature's central theme, of parental expectations, in a way that previous accompanying shorts haven't. The short is very sweet, and the connection is very welcome.
It might not be the best movie that Pixar has ever made, and perhaps it might not even enter your top five favourites, but most importantly, Brave definitely shows that the studio is back on form after Cars 2. I'm sure that none of us were really writing them off after that one letdown, but it's relieving to see that it has the studio doing what they do best- telling a great story about family, made up with great characters, staggeringly sumptuous visuals, and more than enough of that old magic to make it one of the better films of the summer blockbuster season.
If you've seen Brave, why not share your comments below? You can read my interviews with the cast and crew of the film, from the global press junket for the film, by following the links below...
Director Mark Andrews and producer Katherine Sarafian
Art director Tia Kratter
Kelly Macdonald, (Merida) Robbie Coltrane (Lord Dingwall) and Kevin McKidd (Lord MacGuffin/Young MacGuffin)
I'm Mark the mad prophet, and until next time, don't watch anything I wouldn't watch.


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text: / August 11, 2014 by Katherine Yaksich This Arctic Life My favorite image of my Arctic series goes out to this mother and cub, spotted from our ship from over 8 miles away by one of our naturalists. It may not look like it, but this was my most challenging photograph. We had to race over in our Zodiacs in very rough waters to get within 125 meters, and shooting at a focal length of 640 mm from a bouncing watercraft is not very ideal. Water was spraying all over us in true Arctic expedition fashion, and some cameras even stopped working after this operation. According to a report published by the World Wide Fund for Nature, "A substantial reduction in the extent of the sea ice during the summer will undoubtedly have a negative impact on polar bears. Based on extremely conservative forecasts about the future extent of the sea ice, scientists have estimated that two thirds of the polar bear population could become extinct by 2050. If the sea ice continues to retreat at the speed witnessed during the last few years, the situation will become even more critical."


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When it comes to finding environmentally-friendly alternatives, creativity can come in handy. A business called Project Green Ball is working with a turf manufacturer in upstate New York who is producing the tennis ball-
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Project Green Ball's goal is to promote the idea that tennis balls don't have to be dumped in landfills. They hope to recycle a total of 1,000,000 balls. Although this sounds like a large amount, 300 million balls are manufactured each year and over 125 million are used in the US annually. The mission has just begun and Wilson Sporting Goods is on board, committing 20,000 used balls to the project. So far, the organization has collected over 23,800 tennis balls and is continuing its mission.
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It appears from computation to be the case (and would prove at least one clause of a conjecture advanced by Bruce Sagan and collaborators in a recent preprint) that in some pattern avoidance classes of permutations, the distribution of the major index is symmetric among permutations with a given descent number. For instance, $$\sum_{S_6(1234)} q^{maj(\sigma)}t^{des(\sigma)} = \dots + (10 q^6 + 35 q^7 + 66 q^8 + 80 q^9 + 66 q^{10} + 35 q^{11} + 10 q^{12}) t^3 + \dots.$$
As you can see, the coefficient of $t^3$ is a symmetric polynomial.
This is not the case for all avoidance classes: for instance, $$\sum_{S_6(2134)} q^{maj(\sigma)}t^{des(\sigma)} = \dots + (4 q^6 + 21 q^7 + 42 q^8 + 61 q^9 + 56 q^{10} + 35 q^{11} + 10 q^{12}) t^3 + \dots.$$
Before I start hammering at this, I was wondering if this was known to be the case for any particular avoidance classes, and if so, which. Since I have not even found any papers that seem to deal with the subject, pointers to one you know of would also be gratefully received.


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A GAA STAR from Fermanagh is fighting for his life in hospital in the US after an off-the-ball incident left him in a coma it is reported this morning.
The Irish Daily Star reports that Mark McGovern, 22, was injured during his first game for the US club Ulster Club San Francisco on Saturday. He was in the California city to begin a three-month stint playing with the gaelic football side.
McGovern, who is on the fringes of the Fermanagh senior team is reported to have clashed with a player on the opposing Celts side. After receiving medical attention on the pitch, he was rushed to hospital where although he has improved, he remains in a critical condition according to the Star.
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Will manager Eric Wedge be the Mariners' fall guy?
Eric Wedge, who couldn't win with the poorly conceived roster he was handed, Wednesday sounded every bit like a manager who knows the end is near.
Seattle Times columnist
Call off the search. It appears the Mariner scapegoat has been located.
No, it's not the general manager whose litany of questionable personnel decisions is mounting — not yet to the extent of his reviled predecessor, but not exactly a Billy Beanesque resume, either.
Jack Zduriencik's role in this melodrama, that of lame-duck architect, was clarified a day earlier. Or at least he is believed to be a lame-duck — no one in the organization would speak to the length of his contract, other than to finally confirm Zduriencik would be back next year.
It doesn't appear to be the brain trust at the top. Howard Lincoln and Chuck Armstrong by all indications are bulletproof no matter how precipitous is the decline of the product or the dissatisfaction of the fan base.
Nor does it look like an ownership change is imminent in the wake of the death of Hiroshi Yamauchi, given Lincoln's recent comment to the Puget Sound Business Journal that Nintendo of America has no plans to sell its stake in the Mariners.
As usual, the buck is stopping at the bottom of the power spectrum. Eric Wedge, who astonishingly couldn't win with the poorly conceived roster he was handed — equal parts miscast veterans and wet-behind-the-ears youngsters — sounded Wednesday every bit like a manager who knows the end is near.
Indeed, like one intent on pushing matters to the breaking point.
Wedge spoke out bluntly about being left to dangle in the breeze, with an expiring contract and no clarification on his status. He also said he believes the team is knocking on the door of success — a topic of much debate these days — and he wants to be part of the breakthrough.
"I'm a strong man, and I'm going to be fine either way. But I'd like to see this thing through,'' he said, adding: "I'm here to help these kids become good, solid big-league players, and hopefully solid citizens in Seattle. So if that is not enough for them, then so be it."
It would be hard for an organization to paint itself into a corner more than the Mariners have, as they head into the winter of their discontent. At a time when fans could be celebrating the breakout potential of impressive young guns Taijuan Walker and James Paxton, instead the focus is on the apparent dysfunction in the front office.
If Zduriencik is indeed signed only through 2014 — and it would be nice for someone in authority to not only clarify his status, but to explain why his return was warranted, based on four straight losing seasons — then it opens up myriad potential headaches.
First of all, if Wedge is not retained, then Zduriencik would be entrusted with the job of hiring his third manager in five years. That fact alone would serve to scare away potential candidates; even more problematic is the fact that few prospective managers would want to risk hitching their wagon to a general manager who might be gone at the end of their first year, if not sooner. That would leave them, well, dangling in the breeze.
Then there's the matter of a lame-duck GM trying to justify his continued employment. That can lead to decisions that are counterproductive to the longterm best interests of the organization.
For the worst-case scenario, one needs look no further than 2008, when Bill Bavasi, in a win-or-else situation, signed Carlos Silva to a four-year, $48 million contract and traded Adam Jones and Chris Tillman to the Orioles for Erik Bedard. Of all the rotten moves by the Mariners in their decline years, none haunts them more than the latter.
If Zduriencik is going to be given a last shot to see his rebuilding job through, I believe Wedge deserves the same opportunity. The two have seemingly been in lockstep the past three seasons, with Wedge uncomplainingly — indeed, enthusiastically — dealing with the inevitable pitfalls of forever going young.
As with any manager, you can nitpick Wedge's lineup decisions and in-game strategy, but not his passion and commitment. I've heard it said that he's lost the team as the M's stumbled down the stretch, but I have seen no signs of that. Instead, I've seen a ballclub that is paying the price for youth, injuries and inadequate talent.
And yes, it has been ugly. I don't quite share the confidence of Wedge, who said, "If somebody else is sitting in this seat tomorrow, they're going to be in a decent situation moving forward, really."
But I also don't see anybody coming in, under the circumstances already described, better equipped to give it a go. Nor should Wedge's health issues be a factor in the decision, as he adamantly stated.
"I feel great,'' he said. "I feel like I'm 33 years old again. My best managing days are ahead of me, whether it's here or somewhere else."
Spoken like someone who realizes he is about to be the designated scapegoat.
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Shortly after the SEC unveiled its 2014 men's basketball schedule Tuesday, Tennessee released its finalized slate for the 2013-14 season.
As expected, for the first time in 60 years, Kentucky will not travel to Knoxville for a game.
The SEC no longer operates on a two-division format for basketball, meaning that the Vols are no longer guaranteed to play teams previously considered as Eastern Division rivals more than once a year.
Squads appearing twice on UT's 18 game SEC schedule are Auburn, Florida, Missouri, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt.
In notable non-conference action, UT travels to Xavier on Nov. 12 to open the season, and faces Wichita State – a Final Four team from last year – on the road Dec. 14.
Additionally, the Vols will spend Thanksgiving on a Nov. 28-30 trip to the Bahamas for the "Battle 4 Atlantis" tournament for a game against University of Texas, El Paso and two more matchups in a tournament field including Iowa, Xavier, Kansas and Villanova.
A weak schedule has been a concern for Tennessee the past two seasons when it was passed over in the selection process for the NCAA Tournament.
At least 13 games against teams that finished in the top 150 of the 2013 RPI appear on the 2013-14 schedule.
In a recent interview with The Daily Beacon, third-year UT coach Cuonzo Martin talked about the importance of performing in the non-conference season.
"That's probably been a thing that has slowed us up for the NCAA tournament in the last two years," Martin said. "So you want to get off to a good start in preseason games and we're going to get off to a good start in preseason and go from there."
ESPN announced its Super Tuesday schedule for the 2014 men's college basketball season Monday – showcasing a game from the SEC and Big Ten every Tuesday for nine weeks beginning in January.
The Volunteers' conference opener at LSU on Jan. 7 and UT's home game against Florida on Feb. 11, both are 7 p.m. ET Super Tuesday tipoffs. The Vols are one of four SEC teams selected to appear in multiple Super Tuesday clashes this season.
The weekly ESPN doubleheader tips off at 7 p.m. ET each week, followed by a 9 p.m. ET game. The SEC and the Big Ten will play conference matchups, switching time slots on varying weeks, through March 4.
Every Super Tuesday game involves a team in ESPN.com's preseason Top 25 poll, including seven matchups in which both teams are ranked. Tennessee enters the season ranked No. 24 in that poll.


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