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Mark Basseley Youssef, the infamous anti-Muslim filmmaker, was sentenced to a year in jail Wednesday for violating his probation. Youssef pleaded guilty to four violations and will serve the term in a federal prison.
Mark Basseley Youssef, an Egyptian Coptic Christian and California resident, was under federal probation for an earlier conviction, reports the Los Angeles Times. He was convicted of bank and credit card fraud in 2010, which included opening more than 60 different bank accounts, reports The Associated Press.
Youssef gained infamy as the filmmaker of "Innocence of Muslims," an anti-Muslim film whose trailer on YouTube sparked global outrage. As part of the making of the film, Youssef used an alias, Sam Bacile, to shift blame and to distance himself from his role in the making of the film.
After the film caused mass riots and death threats were issued, Youssef went into hiding. He was later arrested on Sept. 27.
In 2010, Youssef was sentenced to 21-months in jail and was released early, reports Danger Room. As a condition of his early release, Youssef, formerly known as Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, had to serve four years of federal probation was not allowed to use a computer for five years, reports AP.
Youssef violated several terms of his probation, including using a fake name, obtaining a driver's license with a false name and lying to his probation officer, reports AP.
Youssef requested to serve the sentence at home but the court denied his request, citing his history of using false names and fraud. Youssef will also have four years of supervised release following his sentence, reports AP.
After the sentence, Youssef's attorney, Steve Seiden, said his client had a message. According to Seiden, Youssef said "The one thing he wanted me to tell all of you is President Obama may have gotten Osama bin Laden, but he didn't kill the ideology."
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High-powered institutions to join consortium to advance MRI-guided radiptherapy. Elekta (Stockholm, Sweden) and Philips Healthcare (Best, The Netherlands) reported that The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR), London, UK), a world-leading cancer research institution, working with its clinical partner the Royal Marsden NHS [National Health Service] Foundation Trust, will join the Elekta MR Linac Research Consortium, a group with an objective to develop an integrated magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)-guided radiation therapy system. Combining a sophisticated digital linac with an MRI system would greatly enhance real-time visualization of cancer targets during the delivery of therapeutic radiation.
"The addition of The Institute of Cancer Research [ICR] to the consortium further strengthens this growing partnership of clinical centers," said Niklas Savander, Elekta president and CEO. "The ICR is a prominent cancer research institute and has contributed significantly in this arena for over a century. Its unique partnership with The Royal Marsden and 'bench-to-bedside' approach allows the ICR to deliver exceptional results. All of these factors make the ICR and The Royal Marsden a perfect fit as we advance MRI-guided radiotherapy."
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"MRI-guided radiation therapy has the promise to become a highly targeted treatment for cancer," said Gene Saragnese, CEO imaging systems at Philips Healthcare. "The realization of this promise requires the collaboration between leaders in interventional imaging and radiation therapy delivery, as well as clinical innovators in oncology. We are convinced that the deep clinical knowledge and expertise of the Institute of Cancer Research will be a strong asset to the growing research consortium."
The research consortium, since its launch in 2012, has taken several steps toward its goal. On April 5, 2014, the University Medical Center Utrecht began installing the first generation MRI-guided radiation therapy system for nonclinical testing, which includes the performance evaluation of MRI pulse sequences, evaluation of different adaptive delivery approaches, establishing quality assurance techniques and defining workflow. Several of the sites are now undertaking treatment planning evaluation using the Monte Carlo based MRI-corrected algorithms in a research version of Elekta's Monaco treatment planning system. Furthermore, a number of the consortium centers have active research programs linked to the MRI-guided radiation therapy system and have submitted abstracts to the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) annual meeting (July 20–24, 2014, Austin, TX, USA), where some specific sessions will be covering the latest advances in MRI-guided radiotherapy.
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One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band By Alan Paul St. Martin's Press, 464 pp., $29.99 Make no mistake. While only two of the six original members of the Allman Brothers Band were actual biological siblings, the fraternal ties of Duane Allman, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Berry ... More >>
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Bay Ridge, Brooklyn: A day in the neighborhood
Bay Ridge has plenty to offer for those looking for a day out in South Brooklyn, from shopping and biking to cupcakes and wine.
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Bay Ridge represents a kind of final frontier for Brooklyn, and not just because it's the last place you hit heading south before the bridge to Staten Island. Still relatively untouched by the gentrification wave, it's characterized by cozy diners, spacious parks and laid-back bars patronized by folks who grew up in the area.
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From the Bay Ridge–95th St R stop, head south along Fourth Avenue and across Shore Road to the waterfront, where you can join weekend warriors on the busy bike path or relax in the shadow of the towering Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. In 1776, this was where Britain's army launched its campaign against Washington's forces.
Head north along Third Avenue, where shops and cafés crammed with locals line the sidewalks between 95th and 86th Streets. You'll find a hybrid at Hom (8806 Third Ave between 88th and 89th Sts; 718-238-4466, thehomstore.com), which offers vintage curios and a brunch selection that changes monthly—in September, dig into apple-cinnamon French toast ($12.95)—served in a semisecret back-corner dining area and a private garden. Be sure to save some of your caloric quota for the Little Cupcake Bakeshop (9102 Third Ave at 91st St; 718-680-4465, littlecupcakebakeshop.com). Try the Blue Velvet cupcake ($3), baked with blueberries and buttermilk, and frosted with mascarpone cream cheese.
Ride your sugar high to that grande dame of discount stores, Century 21 (472 86th St between Fourth and Fifth Aves; 718-748-3266, c21stores.com). Burn through your fall shopping at this well-organized (and less crowded than in Manhattan) emporium of Theory work wear, Jimmy Choo shoes and other price-slashed designer goods.
Next, make your way to The Owl's Head (479 74th St between Fourth and Fifth Aves; 718-680-2436, theowlshead.com) to quench your thirst with a glass of sparkling red barbera ($13), served cold and paired with a three-cheese plate ($14). Owner John Avelluto, an artist and sommelier, grew up nearby; after tiring of traveling north to indulge his love for art and vino, he opened an outpost for both in Bay Ridge. He's since commissioned murals from local artists and launched a poetry night (last Sunday of the month at 7pm).
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JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — A rescue helicopter turned slightly to the left before it went into a rapid spin and crashed in northwest Wyoming, killing a search and rescue volunteer who was onboard, investigators said.
A National Transportation Safety Board preliminary report dated Thursday said the helicopter was 100 to 200 feet above the trees when it began spinning and crashed northeast of Jackson on Feb. 15.
The report said the pilot thought he had corrected the left yaw before the Bell 407 helicopter began spinning. Investigators have not determined the direction of the spin.
The report does not establish the cause of the crash. That often takes months.
Ray Shriver, of Jackson, died from injuries he suffered in the crash, authorities said.
Pilot Ken Johnson, 62, of Victor, Idaho, and another rescuer, Mike Moyer, 44, of Wilson, were injured. Johnson is chief pilot for Hillsboro Aviation of Hillsboro, Ore., which owns the helicopter, the NTSB said. Moyer is a battalion chief for Jackson Hole Fire/EMS.
Johnson has about 22,500 hours of flight time, including about 4,500 in Bell 407 helicopters, the NTSB said.
Moyer pulled Johnson and Shriver out of the wreckage.
The crash site was in heavy timber at about 9,350 feet above sea level.
Johnson was treated and released at a Jackson hospital on Feb. 15. Johnson was released from the hospital Feb. 16.
The helicopter was attempting to find an injured snowmobiler, Steven Anderson, of Morris, Minn. He died of a broken neck after crashing into a tree. Other snowmobilers were leading the search helicopter to Anderson, and the helicopter periodically stopped and hovered to allow the snowmobilers to catch up.
The helicopter crashed on either the second or third hover, the NTSB said.
Authorities said another helicopter would attempt to retrieve the wreckage on Friday, so it can be moved to a hangar where investigators can examine it. Bad weather halted two previous attempts.
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United States Air Force Veteran of ten years and fresh off his overseas holiday tour with the troops, Ryan Daniel gives back. While on a holiday tour to Southwest Asia where he entertained US Military Troops stationed abroad, Ryan promoted his freshman release and raised morale from Texas to Turkey and Afghanistan to Iraq. While on tour Ryan donated over 500 copies of the album for free release to the soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines still stationed in harm's way.
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Increasing district bandwidth is a large part of the district's revised three-year technology plan, according to IT Director Ray Larose.
Superintendent Laura Nelson said the district recently did a test of its system at its five elementary and two middle schools.
The West Running Brook and Gilbert H. Hood middle schools had a small percentage of the bandwidth needed for the effective administration of the tests, according to Nelson.
In other highlights of the technology plan, Larose said the district is looking to move some information from the servers within the district to cloud servers.
With Google Docs, Larose said students will have 24-hour-a-day access to projects and assignments.
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International resident photographer, fashion & style icon, fitness consultant, personal trainer and nutrition expert, Mr Todd Anthony Tyler, is set to burn up Asia's TV screens yet again with the hottest new program to be released this season:
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Join Todd Anthony Tyler and his co-star celebrity judges as they take you on a fitness journey that has only one true destination: FASHION! Over ten episodes, "Fit for Fashion" will feature Todd Anthony Tyler as one of the celebrity judges as contestants will be in the running to win USD $100,000 as they face physical and style-related challenges!
Proudly presented via StarWorld in Q4 this year (2014), "Fit for Fashion" will see Todd bringing to the judging table an enviable slew of talents and career-highlights.
Todd Anthony Tyler is well-known for his background not only as a photographer for "Vogue," "elle," "GQ" and more, but also as one of the judges on the prestigious reality program, "Asia's Next Top Model ." Todd's experience as a fashion model, photographer and stint as a personal trainer & nutrition expert combine to create a fitness/fashion judge of the highest order! As Todd Anthony Tyler 's fans are well aware, Todd is himself also the face AND body of leading fitness-wear brand, Aumnie. Clearly, Todd will be the one to watch this season as 12 regular citizens take centre stage to undergo a complete makeover and personal overhaul during the must-watch episodes of "Fit for Fashion !"
Everyone's asking about Todd's role as "resident photographer" on "Fit for Fashion" and wants to know what the key aspects of the photo shoots were photographically as well as personally and how Todd Anthony Tyler 's experiences of shooting for a reality show differed from doing regular fashion shoots.
The aim of Todd's photo shoots and his insights into this role are the buzz of the fashion, photographic, styling and fitness worlds right now as the media are investigating Todd's take on being in demand for the "Fit for Fashion " project.
Together with his stylist/photo-editor wife, Karina, Todd Anthony Tyler is a long-term fixture on the international fashion and fitness stage. At the top of their game, Todd and Karina are regulars on the red carpet as "A-List" guests around the world at fashion weeks & other glittering events in London, Paris, New York, LA, Shanghai, Beijing, Sydney,Tokyo, Seoul, Toronto and of course in Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Bangkok and more!
If you think Todd looks familiar, it's probably because you've spotted him not only on TV but in glossy fashion and fitness magazines as reporters clamour to interview him to find out what his top-tips are for achieving your personal best in every situation. Now, interviewers are eager to know about Todd Anthony Tyler 's experiences in terms of what it's like to be a judge and how judging "Fit for Fashion" is different from judging the modelling competitions on "Asia's Next Top Model." Fashionistas, fashion-fans, fitness devotees and the media at large are asking Todd Anthony Tyler for his reflections on exactly WHAT criteria he's looking for while judging and HOW he makes an objective critique.
Achieving your personal best is the essence of "Fit for Fashion ." Being the first reality show of its exact kind, "Fit for Fashion" is an inspiring show which is set to make others obsolete, as each episode will give you practical ideas you can use in your daily life at home for staying fit and dressing your best. Todd is an expert on the process of fitness-training and the transformative potential of using the right techniques for your age, current fitness level, body type and nutritional needs in order to re-energise your life, sensibly, safely and effectively. This is where Todd's university qualifications in Biology and Anthropology come in handy: he is not only scientifically "in the know," but also has the cultural understanding & sensitivity to take it to the international stage with ease and, let's face it, a LOT of gentlemanly charm!
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/26/14 -- Imperial Metals Corporation (TSX:III) is pleased to report that it has entered into an agreement with the Tahltan Central Council (TCC), the focal point of which is a review of the Red Chris tailings impoundment to confirm that world class standards have been incorporated in its design, engineering, construction and operation. The review will be conducted by an independent third party engineering firm that has been selected by the TCC and is targeted for completion by September 24, 2014. Imperial has agreed to address all material issues, if any, identified by the review in a timely manner and to the reasonable satisfaction of the TCC.
The agreement was approved by the TCC over the weekend following a series of community meetings held in Iskut with the TCC, the Klabona Keepers Elders Society and Imperial Metals.
Imperial is targeting to begin commissioning operations at Red Chris upon the completion of the Iskut extension power line, anticipated to be in September 2014, as previously communicated.
About Imperial
Imperial is an exploration, mine development and operating company based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Company operates the Mount Polley copper/gold mine in British Columbia and the Sterling gold mine in Nevada. Imperial has 50% interest in the Huckleberry copper mine and has 50% interest in the Ruddock Creek lead/zinc property, both in British Columbia. Imperial is in development of its wholly owned Red Chris copper/gold property in British Columbia.
Cautionary Note Regarding "Forward-Looking Information"
This press release contains "forward-looking information" or "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Canadian and United States Securities Laws, which we will refer to as "forward-looking information". Except for statements of historical fact relating to the Company, certain information contained herein constitutes forward-looking information. If we discuss mine plans; costs and timing of current and proposed exploration, development, production and marketing; capital expenditures; construction of transmission lines; cash flow; working capital requirements and the requirement for additional capital; operations; revenue; margins and earnings; future prices of copper and gold; future foreign currency exchange rates; future accounting changes; future prices for marketable securities; future resolution of contingent liabilities; receipt of permits; or other matters that have not yet occurred, we are making statements considered to be forward-looking information or forward-looking statements under Canadian and United States Securities Laws.
The forward-looking information in this press release may include words and phrases about the future, such as: plan, expect, forecast, intend, anticipate, estimate, budget, scheduled, believe, may, could, would, might or will. We can give no assurance the forward-looking information will prove to be accurate. It is based on a number of assumptions management believes to be reasonable, including but not limited to: the continued operation of the Company's mining operations, no material adverse change in the market price of commodities or exchange rates, that the mining operations will operate and the mining projects will be completed in accordance with their estimates and achieve stated production outcomes and such other assumptions and factors as set out herein. It is also subject to risks associated with our business, including but not limited to: risks inherent in the mining and metals business; commodity price fluctuations and hedging; competition for mining properties; sale of products and future market access; mineral reserves and recovery estimates; currency fluctuations; interest rate risks; financing risks; regulatory and permitting risks; environmental risks; joint venture risks; foreign activity risks; legal proceedings; and other risks that are set out in the Company's current Management's Discussion & Analysis. If our assumptions prove to be incorrect or risks materialize, our actual results and events may vary materially from what we currently expect as provided in this press release. We recommend review of the Company's current Management's Discussion & Analysis, which includes discussion of material risks that could cause actual results to differ materially from our current expectations. Forward-looking information is designed to help you understand management's current views of our near and longer term prospects, and it may not be appropriate for other purposes. We will not necessarily update this information unless we are required to by securities laws.
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