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Run to be named after crash victim
Winnipeg's annual Empower Run is changing its name in memory of a race organizer killed in a car crash.
The run, organized by the Concordia Foundation, will become the Diana Stevens Empower Run.
Stevens, 51, who worked as executive director of the run for three years, died in a car crash on May 15.
She was on her way to Bottineau, N.D., for her daughter's wedding when her SUV was involved in a head-on crash with a semi-trailer on Highway 10 just north of the U.S. border.
The run will take place on Sept. 15 and raise money for the Concordia Foundation, which promotes various health, research and educational activities, according to its website.
Manitoba Runners' Association board member Jeff Vince said the decision was made to honour Stevens' dedication in the nine years she worked with the 10-kilometre provincial run.
"A couple of the road runners mentioned to me, and I've kind of been floating the idea around, and we got in touch with the family and they wanted to do it," he said.
Vince said he knew Stevens personally and the news of her death impacted him heavily.
"I was absolutely devastated," he said.
"She was an amazing lady. Really a dedicated person and a family person."
Vince said Stevens, the executive director of Athletics Manitoba at the time of her passing, was the driving force in the sports of track and field, road running and cross-country and its athletes throughout Manitoba.
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Stanley Joseph Corda passed away Thursday, 27th of September 2013, at the age of 92. He passed peacefully at home with his daughters, Carley and Katey; their mother, Claudia; and close friends by his side.
Stanley was born in Salinas to Ed and Jenny Corda, both of Swiss descent, giving Stan the heritage of which he was eternally proud. When Stan was just seven years old, his father bought a dairy ranch on River Road where Stan lived and worked the remainder of his life.
After serving in
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Stan's family was the most important thing in the world to him and he loved horseback riding and camping with them. He also loved to ski, tend his garden, and fix anything that needed "fixin'". He will be remembered for his kind and generous spirit, his hospitality, his sparkling blue eyes and mouthwatering stew and polenta.
A Rosary will be held Tuesday, October 1, 2013 at 7:00 p.m., at Struve and Laporte Chapel, 41 W. San Luis St., Salinas, CA 93901.
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BOSTON (AP) - Lawyers for Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev rested their case in his federal death penalty trial Tuesday, a day after they began presenting testimony designed to show his late older brother was the mastermind of the 2013 terror attack. The defense admitted during opening statements that Tsarnaev participated in the bombings. But Tsarnaev's lawyer said he was a troubled 19-year-old who had fallen under the influence of his radicalized 26-year-old brother, Tamerlan, who died following a shootout with police days after the bombings. Prosecutors and Tsarnaev's lawyers will give closing arguments April 6. The jury is expected to begin deliberations the same day. The defense has made it clear from the beginning of the trial that its strategy is not to win an acquittal for Tsarnaev, now 21, but to save him from the death penalty. Three people were killed and more than 260 were injured when two pressure-cooker bombs exploded near the finish line April 15, 2013. If the jury convicts Tsarnaev - an event that seems a foregone conclusion because of his lawyer's admission - the same jury will be asked to decide whether he should be executed or spend the rest of his life in prison. During its brief case, the defense called four witnesses, including a cell site analyst who showed that Tsarnaev was at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth when Tamerlan purchased components of the two bombs used in the 2013 attack, including pressure cookers and BBs. On Tuesday, an FBI fingerprint examiner testified that Dzhokhar's fingerprints weren't found on any of the marathon bomb components, but Tamerlan's were. Elaina Graff said Tamerlan's prints were detected on two pieces of cardboard that came from one of the bombs used at the marathon and on a piece of paper found inside a backpack used to carry a bomb. Graff said prints belonging to both brothers were found on another bomb recovered from the scene of a gun battle with police days after the marathon attack. That bomb, which was not detonated, consisted of explosive powder and fuses packed inside a plastic container with a fuse protruding from the lid. While being cross-examined by Assistant U.S. Attorney William Weinreb, Graff said it can be difficult to find fingerprints at bombing sites. "Due to the extreme temperature and force in an explosion, it is not unusual to not find fingerprints on items," Graff said. Also testifying for the defense Tuesday was a computer expert who said Tamerlan Tsarnaev did Internet searches on bomb components in the weeks before the attack. Mark Spencer, the president of a digital forensics company, said search terms on Tamerlan's laptop included "detonators," ''transmitter and receiver" and "fireworks firing system." He said Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's laptop showed his computer activity focused heavily on Facebook and a Russian version of Facebook. Tsarnaev's lawyer also told jurors in opening statements that it was Tamerlan who shot and killed Massachusetts Institute of Technology police Officer Sean Collier three days after the bombings. Prosecutors rested their case Monday after calling more than 90 witnesses over 15 days of testimony, including bombing survivors who described losing limbs in the attack. Jurors saw gruesome autopsy photos of the three killed: 8-year-old Martin Richard, a Boston boy who had gone to the marathon with his family; 23-year-old Lingzi Lu, a graduate student from China who was studying at Boston University; and Krystle Campbell, a 29-year-old restaurant manager.
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Uber driver fired after giving woman horrific ride in D.C.Brianne Carter
WASHINGTON (WJLA) – A taxi driver who contracted with Uber is out of a job after he allegedly gave a woman a frightening, wild ride over the weekend. According to the police report, the woman used Uber to get a D.C. taxi home around 11:30 p.m. Saturday. The report says that during the ride, she told the driver he was going the wrong way. He then reportedly became enraged and began yelling "Woman, shut up! You don't know what I'll do with you! You don't know what I'm going to do to you!" The woman called 911 and the driver allegedly sped up. While driving along Military Road, he reportedly made a turn onto a side road in a wooded area and told her she could get out. The police report says she declined and the driver began to speed up, then intentionally slow down, jerking the car. The terrifying trek ended in an Exxon parking lot off of Connecticut Avenue. The woman told police the driver locked the doors and began driving in circles. After she reportedly asked to get out three times, the driver finally unlocked the doors. "It's absolutely horrifying and it's the scenario that, I think, all of our mothers warned us about when we were younger—that you're getting in a car with stranger," said D.C. resident Nayyera Haq. "I use a taxi or Uber at least three or four times a week." "I think with Uber, at the very least, you get a picture and their name and you know who's coming to pick you up. If you're hailing a cab it's just as random," said a D.C. resident named Pete. Due to the Uber app's technology, authorities believe they know who was behind the wheel. The D.C. Taxicab Commission is aware of the complaint and is investigating alongside authorities. Uber confirmed to ABC7 that the driver has been deactivated from its service.
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Teva to supply US military with Va.-made vaccine
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DC officer from Md. honored for bravery at Navy Yard
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While Upton has shown glimpses of being that guy, his inconsistency has caused some to doubt his future.
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Uptown signs coming down at Chase! Don't read anything into it, was something agreed to at end of season by both parties...— John Gambadoro (@Gambo620) January 10, 2013
It's tough not to read anything into the move, especially with persistent trade rumors surrounding the player. Should the D-backs trade the outfielder they would have to get rid of the section, so this could be a pre-emptive move.
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On Veteran's Day, we take a moment to remember what veterans suffer. We recognize post traumatic stress and moral injury, when vets carry guilt regarding the things they saw and sometimes did in war. We see the suicide rates among military personnel, and we do not turn away from those veterans who come home from war with physical injuries that will require care for as long as they live. We remind ourselves of those who are living on food stamps and those who are underemployed or unemployed. We think about all that veterans have to offer society, a set of habits and skills that make them excellent friends, neighbors, employees and employers.
On Veteran's Day, we think about what we as individuals and as a society owe to veterans. I say: we ought never to forget that Veteran's Day began as Armistice Day that commemorates the end of World War I. Armistice Day reminds us that what we owe to ourselves and especially to veterans is the end to ongoing wars and the prevention of new wars starting.
War is not encoded on human DNA. It is a choice that happens when groups are in competition for resources. It rises from the will-to power. Yet history teaches us that there is often a moment before a war begins when it could have been avoided. This is the case with World War I. Reading an excerpt of historian Barbara Tuchman's book The Guns of August in the anthology Approaches to Peace: a Reader in Peace Studies edited by David P. Barash, we learn how World War I was preventable.


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