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Gucci resort '14 has us dreaming of a picturesque getaway to Rio de Janeiro with its pajama-like silhouettes, extreme draping, and sunny color palette. Taking a cue from the sunset skies of Brazil, Frida Giannini has infused hues of sherbet orange, metallic shimmer, and glowing yellow that certainly pop against the dreamy backdrop. The results are every bit decadent as they are cozy.
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VIRGINIA BEACH -- A teen was arrested and Friday and charged with the murder of a Virginia Beach man in November.
Rene Rivera made a run to the store in his mother's burgundy minivan. He was on his way back to her house when the shooting that would end his life happened. Police found him and the minivan on Lake Edward Drive near Baker Road.
'He was my twin brother. We did everything together. Same birthdays are gonna be toughest,' shared Raul Rivera, standing where someone shot Rene Rivera.
'He's my only brother. Great guy, too. Great guy. Good father, a good friend, and a good son,' Raul Rivera told 13News.
Rivera moved to his mom's home in Virginia Beach about 3 months ago, becoming the last of his immediate family to relocate to the area from New Jersey and New York.
'It was gonna be our year. We had everybody here for the holidays, finally. Right before Thanksgiving, this happens. We're not gonna be able to share Christmas with him. We're not gonna be able to share New Year's with him. I mean, in spirit, and in thought, and in a memory, we'll always have that, but it's not gonna be the same,' said Raul Rivera.
'I really want the guys that did this to get caught, 'cause it's not fair for the family, you know. I know what they've been through. I've lost several cousins of mine because of things like this,' said Eduardo Gonzalez who called 9-1-1 the night of the shooting after he heard gunfire outside his apartment.
Gonzalez met Rivera's mother and brother Wednesday.
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Dr. Yong Zhu is an Associate Professor at Yale University School of Public Health and a co-leader of the Cancer Prevention and Control Program at Yale Cancer Center. Dr. Zhu's research interests are oriented towards the use of the molecular epidemiological approach in the study of genetic susceptibility biomarkers and their interactions with environmental exposures in human disease development. Dr. Zhu has been developing and validating novel phenotypic and genotypic assays and biomarkers for several cancer types, including non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, breast, bladder, lung and prostate cancer. By utilizing various techniques in genetics, epigenetics, cytogenetics, cell biology, and computational biology, my studies have identified biomarkers that can characterize inherited predisposition and cellular response to environmental factors. Current research focuses on studying the role of two transcriptional factors, circadian genes and microRNAs, in tumorigenesis.
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Alaska unguided caribou hunts provide a true remote arctic adventure
Unguided caribou hunts in Northwest Alaska based out of Kotzebue.
Northwest Alaska is home to the largest herd of Barren Ground Caribou, called the Western Arctic Herd, with a population of 500,000+ animals. In addition to caribou, hunters regularly see moose, grizzly bear, black bear, wolves, dall sheep, wolverine, and musk ox. The vast and open tundra, virtually untouched by man adds to this true wilderness adventure. The key to a successful unguided hunt is to be dropped in front of the bulk of the moving herd. Get more information »
Because this outfitter is constantly moving hunters in and out of the area throughout the season, we have enjoyed a very high success rate over the years.
*As a bonus on these unguided caribou hunts, you can add wolf hunting for no additional charge! The ptarmigan hunting can be incredible (bring a shotgun), and char and grayling fishing is also available. Get more information by filling out this form.
Our unguided caribou hunters have enjoyed tremendous success on this hunt over the years. Success rates on self guided hunts have ranged from a low of 89%, but most seasons at or near 100%. Our guided Alaska caribou hunts have always been at 100%. There is no other place in Alaska where you can find better odds in harvesting a trophy caribou."
Hunting Season
-Early September through mid October
Success Rates (on TWO bulls)
Weather has been uncooperative the last few years. When it is warm the caribou just stop migrating. Despite that, our hunters have had a Success Rate in the 80th percentile on two bulls over the last 10 years.
-92% in 2011
-96% in 2010
-97% in 2009
-98% in 2008
-93% in 2007
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-100% in 2005
Hunting Method
Spot and Stalk from fly-in mobile camps placed along the caribou migration route.
Hunters are flown into the remote Arctic tundra, where your group will set up camp along the caribou migration route. From there you will conduct your fair chase spot and stalk hunt. If you've dreamed of a remote, fly-in, unguided, do-it-yourself adventure, at an affordable price – this is it! These Alaska unguided caribou hunts have no hidden costs. They include airport pickup/delivery, all food, tents, cots, camping equipment, transport of meat, cape(s) and antlers back to Kotzebue. The Outfitters' logistical support and coordination assures your unguided trip will go as planned from start to finish.
Trophy Quality
Barren Ground Caribou hunting in Alaska has never been better! Two bulls per non-resident hunter. Trophy class bulls are very common on these unguided caribou hunts.
Travel, Food, and Lodging information for this hunt
Overnight in Anchorage with an AM connecting flight #151 or #152 on Alaska Airlines to Kotzebue, Alaska, where your outfitter will meet you. Depart on flight #153.
Kotzebue is a small native village with a population around 3,000 people, which sits on the tip of the Hotham Peninsula on the shore of the Chukchi Sea, just north of the Arctic Circle.
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These Alaska unguided caribou hunts have no hidden costs. They include airport pickup/delivery, all food, tents, cots, camping equipment, transport of meat, cape(s) and antlers back to Kotzebue. The Outfitters' logistical support and coordination assures your unguided trip will go as planned from start to finish.
Hunt Reports:
Alaska Unguided Caribou
Although I was unsuccessful, I was pleased with my hunt. We just missed the migration.
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- 2014 Post Season Report
2014 Season – all seemed to go well. As with any season, there are those instances that we had guys come out of the field without animals, however the overall feel of the season was a great one.
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*This is an Alaska ARCTIC hunt – it can be warm, but it can also be EXTREMELY COLD. A Sleeping bag that is rated for +20* – is NOT enough. You need to be prepared with a bag that is rated for a minimum of -20*'s – but prefer a -30. You can always take it off – but sometimes there's just not enough layers to put on when it's really cold.
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RALEIGH -- Some teams want to win. Others expect to win. The really good teams, however, don't leave it up to hope, faith or any other emotion. They simply go out onto the court and refuse to take no for an answer.
Saturday at PNC Arena, N.C. State's long-suffering basketball team finally raised its game to that desired level.
The Wolfpack answered every challenge, made every big shot and for a change didn't wilt under the pressure in scoring an 84-76 upset of top-ranked Duke.
It was a victory that accomplished a great deal more than just sending a large portion of the sellout crowd onto the court in celebration and validating, at least for now, State's standing as the preseason team to beat in the ACC. It also marked yet another major milestone in transformation of State's resurgent program under second-year coach Mark Gottfried.
"If you want to be the best, you have to beat the best," senior forward Scott Wood said after the game, and the joyous crush of humanity that followed. "That's the bottom line."
Saturday's win was the Wolfpack's first under Gottfried against either the Blue Devils or North Carolina. It was only the fourth overall against either neighboring rival in the last eight years.
Though some might try to attach an asterisk to this one because Duke played the entire game without starting forward Ryan Kelly and the final 3½ minutes without senior guard Seth Curry, who scored 22 points before injuring his left ankle in a fall, you get the feeling it really didn't matter who was playing for the Blue Devils this day.
The outcome would likely have been the same.
It's an assumption backed up by the attitude of center Richard Howell during a time out after Duke had narrowed an eight-point Wolfpack lead to just one midway through the second half.
Howell was a beast on the boards throughout the game, actually outrebounding the Blue Devils by himself in the second half on the way to an ACC-high 18, to go along with 15 points. But for awhile, it seemed as if he was the only State player contributing on the boards.
When Gottfried challenged the rest of the team to step up and give Howell some help, the 6-foot-8 senior politely declined.
"Don't worry, coach," Howell said. "I've got them all."
If Howell took care of the rebounding, then point guard Lorenzo Brown had the assists covered. He literally "got them all" by posting the only 13 State recorded.
And even though four others scored in double figures while shooting better than 50 percent from the floor as a team for the 13th time in 16 games this season, star forward C.J. Leslie handled most of the scoring when his team needed it most.
The preseason ACC Player of the Year dominated each of Kelly's replacements — Josh Hairston and Amile Jefferson in particular — so thoroughly that his coach said he was "nearly unguardable." Leslie scored a game-high 25 points, the biggest of which came on three
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"Our guys accepted the challenge," Gottfried said. "We knew it wasn't going to be easy. We knew they'd keep fighting and battling. There comes a point where mentally, you've just got to say 'I'm going to get it done.' Our guys, mentally, showed a lot of toughness."
In the end, that toughness was rewarded with a breakthrough victory and a well-deserved celebration that saw Leslie carried off the court on the shoulders of his adoring fans.
"This is exactly what I came back here for, to beat this type of teams, great teams," the junior, who considered entering the NBA draft, said.
"It will help make us a great team, so it's exactly what I wanted."
The win was State's first against a top-ranked team since a similar upset of Duke in 2004. That was the game after which then-star Julius Hodge coined the phrase "When we hungry, we eat."
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Wolfpack did some eating Saturday. Now, in order to completely fulfill its promise and take even greater steps forward, it has stay hungry.
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Treat your dog to the best in all natural, USA sourced chicken, with Only Natural Pet HealthTreats Chicken Breast Strips.
Completely USA sourced chicken from cage-free farm bird, Only Natural Pet HealthTreats Chicken Breast Strips have a jerky texture that is irresistible to your dog! Made with only 100%, single ingredient, human grade chicken, these delicious strips are small batch produced and freshly prepared from whole muscle, boneless chicken breast.
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Give your dog a treat that's as good for them as it is good tasting... give your dog Only Natural Pet HealthTreats Chicken Breast Strips
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By Carlo
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I use this as a special treat for my dogs, I cut or tear the pieces to pieces approximately 1 1/2" by 1".The dogs will do anything for these.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Somewhat stale and odorous
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Not as fresh as chicken breast strips from other manufacturers, however my canines did consume them without too much fuss.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Too high in fat
By Shelby
from St Paul, MN
Our one dog really likes these treats but our other dog is prone to pancreatitis and cannot have treats that have 8% or higher fat contents. I won't buy them again only for that reason.
Made in USA!
By True
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I bought these at a special discount I received thru a email. So nice to find ones not made in China plus all natural. My German shepards love these and of course want more at a time than I will let them have! They are pricey but so are the crummy ones with fillers etc. i can't buy them all the time but I will buy when a sale is good and I have a little extra money. I am so happy to have found this site thru a email. I will buy again and again. Shipping was fast also
Our doggy's favorite
By Dr. David
from Bergen County, NJ
Even after 16 years, our little dachshund never tires of these tasty treats!
Made in the USA! Only one I will buy!
By DubiousDogs
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I have one dog that is so fussy! She is ill, so she has NO appetite. She will eat these and these are healthy!! Made in USA. I am pleased to purchase these for my dogs! The other dog only has a few teeth and these are nice and thin so even she can eat them.
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My dog loves this item
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My dog loves these, she gets very excited when I open the container that I keep them in, she twirls around and around and then snatches it out of my hand and goes and finds a quiet spot to enjoy it.
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These are great for training or special treats, the dogs will do anything for these treats
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More like a cracker...
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I purchased these as a dental "chew" but they are not chewy. My dog loves these and I feel they are nutritious, low calorie, and SAFE for her, but I don't think they're doing anything for her dental health. They are a little pricy, but they are the only treats we purchase and they last awhile, so we overlook the cost. The 3 pack and Simplify Life schedule helps with the cost. Knowing they are made in the USA makes ALL the difference! Just wish they were a little more chewy as it would take her longer to eat one and help her teeth. But... because they are crispy, it makes it easier to break them into smaller portion sizes as some are huge and some are very small. Nice product. Just not jerky. I've purchased these multiple times. Love - Love Only Natural Pets!!! Thank YOU!!!
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I was dismayed when I learned of how dangerous chicken jerky treats from China were. So, I'm thrilled that I'm able to feed my Fur Babies a treat that won't harm them.
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Tea for Two!! It's smokeyness makes it dark and mysterious. The sweet honey makes it seductive and people are hypnotized by it because it is so interesting to smell.
Which fragrance engulfs the wearer in an aura that is dark, mysterious, seductive, hypnotic...and maybe even borderline evil and demonic?
Tea for Two!! It's smokeyness makes it dark and mysterious. The sweet honey makes it seductive and people are hypnotized by it because it is so interesting to smell.
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Absolutely no question. Very mysterious and dark!
I`ll second Tea for Two and M7.
Also: Body Kouros, Salvador Dali PH, Opium PH, and perhaps suprisingly; Michael Kors.
As I thought about this, I realized many scents that I find to be dark and mysterious are oud scents:
Montale Oud Cuir d'Arabie
Montale Attar
Montale Black Oud
MPG Soir d'Orient
Then, to a lesser degree, the incense scents come to mind, as well as a couple ambre and/or musk scents:
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Balenciaga PH
Montale Greyland
Lutens Ambre Sultan
And while I wouldn't call these "dark," they do seem menacing in some way:
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Oriscent, AgarAura Pure Ouds, Creed, LIDGE, Patou Pour Homme, tons of niche and rare stuff for sale!
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I agree completely with these three.Originally Posted by robyogi
Basala by shiseido seems almost smokey and mysterious I don't know about dark though.
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I agree completely with these three. [/quote]Originally Posted by whitebar
ME THREE!!!! Love these!! and they are rich dark mysterious and EXOTIC as well!
M7 and Bulgari Black would be my choices.
I agree completely with these three. [/quote]Originally Posted by Buffalo_Gal
ME THREE!!!! *Love these!! and they are rich dark mysterious and EXOTIC as well![/quote]
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The first thing that came to mind was M7.. followed closely by Ungarp III
Have you smelled Montale Black Aoud? It's somewhat similar to Voleur de Roses, but Voleur de Roses is light compared to this one!Originally Posted by paintrman
There are other deep dark ones in the Montale line: Attar is another example (Mysore sandalwood, Bulgarian rose, and agarwood). Not evil exactly, but deep and mysterious, yes!
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Loewe Esencia has bottled the bitter tears of unrequited love...Originally Posted by LiveJazz
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Have you smelled Montale Black Aoud? *It's somewhat similar to Voleur de Roses, but Voleur de Roses is light compared to this one!Originally Posted by JaimeB
There are other deep dark ones in the Montale line: Attar is another example (Mysore sandalwood, Bulgarian rose, and agarwood). Not evil exactly, but deep and mysterious, yes![/quote]
Attar by Montale is also known as the scent of the Maharajas
Have you smelled Montale Black Aoud? It's somewhat similar to Voleur de Roses, but Voleur de Roses is light compared to this one!Originally Posted by JaimeB
There are other deep dark ones in the Montale line: Attar is another example (Mysore sandalwood, Bulgarian rose, and agarwood). Not evil exactly, but deep and mysterious, yes![/quote]
Thanks to Vijay, I got to try this one out. Black Aoud reminds me more of Iquitos than VdR - granted, both are rose scents, but I agree with JaimeB - Black Aoud is darker than VdR to my nose. It also has a leathery quality, which somehow makes it work better for me than either of the other two I mentioned. If I had to describe it, I would say it's a dark, deep leathery scent with a musty, dank rose note. Whereas VdR reminds me of wet gardens after a rainfall, Black Aoud brings to mind somewhat evil things for me - like being strapped to the wall of a vampiress' dungeon, or something dark and gothic like that.
Attar doesn't strike me as "evil" in the same way, but certainly is exotic and complex, a bit dark, but in a mysterious way.
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I agree on m7, envy (to some extent) but not tea for two. I think its more cozy and yummy than menacing. Above all, I concur with the MONTALES. I just got a sample batch from Vijay, and I gotta say, dapper super-villains in hollywood movies must have whole caches of these.
Gucci PH, Dior Homme & D&G PH. M7 would be good too. Envy is prolly too green to be dark.
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Well, anything from the Comme des Garcons series of Incense, specifically Zagorsk or Ouarzazate, seems to fit the bill.
VdR seems to be all of the aforementioned adjectives, but not too dark. More poetic than dark. Same with Ungaro III.
Gucci PH, M7, Body Kouros, Bulgari Black, Antaeus and Egoiste are good ideas as well.
I feel that Guerlain Vetiver is a little dark and mysterious. Mitsouko too.
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it would have to be something with a predominant incense note and vanilla honey lurking in the background
incense, guaiac wood, sandalwood - for the dark feel
sour cherry, bitter almond - for the hypnotic
Honey, vanilla, amber - for the seductive
honeysuckle, agar wood, precious woods,myrrh and violets - for the mysterious
and last for the evil/demonic feel (even though I personally wouldn't) raw dark leather
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I'm not so sure about 'evil demonic', but I find the following dark, mysterious, seductive, and hypnotic.Originally Posted by gshock
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I think these qualify as dark, mysterious, and seductive:
- No. 88 by Czech & Speake
- Tabac Blond by Caron
- Antaeus by Chanel
- Ambre Sultan by Serge Lutens
- X by Clive Christian
For ' Dark, Mysterious, Seductive, Hypnotic. I'd vote for M7 but in my opinion that does not mean that it's even remotely 'borderline evil and demonic'... for that category I would only throw in Boss No. 1 (NOTE ALSO that Boss No. 1 is not! in any of the: Dark, Mysterious, Seductive, Hypnotic...categories no, Boss No. 1 is only evil and purely demonic.
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I agree with black aoud. By man is mysterious and seductive too
Andy Tauer's Lonestar Memories.
It's an amazing smoky/leathery fragrance with excellent longevity/sillage, Notes according to Luckyscent: "Geranium, Carrot seed, Clary sage, Birchtar, Cistus, Jasmine, Cedar wood, Myrrh, Tonka, Vetiver, Sandalwood."
Current faves: CdG White, Amouage Dia, Millesime Imperial, Miller Harris Terre de Bois
Lots of good suggestions. Here's one that hasn't been mentioned yet:
Jacomo de Jacomo.
Just because it happened to you doesn't make it interesting.
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Let's see:
1. Antaeus
And for the rest:
Bulgari Black (Easier to get than say, MKK, so there's a bit of snobbery against it but YES!)
Muscs Kublai Khan (Of course)
Salvador Dali PH (Where did I put that sacrificial onyx dagger? Get edt strength though, the weak edc sucks)
MpG's Santal Noble ( IF you add the adjective 'regal', as well)
And I'm glad Steve mentioned Jacomo de Jacomo--not certain whether it would be Dracula or Van Helsing that would wear it but definitely for those cold, rainy days in the Transylvania forests . . .
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Boucheron Jaipur homme.
Davidoff's RELAX isn't that dark, but certainly is mysterious, seductive, hypnotic.


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Incumbent Democratic senators Jim Holperin and Robert Wirch faced recall on August 16, 2011 in Wisconsin. Results are available here.
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Pasch has worked as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, Assistant Professor at the Columbia College of Nursing, and a Community Health Nurse.
She is a member of a number of organizations, including the American Public Health Association, Southeastern Wisconsin American Red Cross, American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, and the Wisconsin Nurses Association.[1]
Committee assignments
In the 2011-2012 legislative session, Pasch has been appointed to these committees:
In the 2009-2010 legislative session, Pasch served on these committees:
- Corrections and the Courts Committee
- Health and Healthcare Reform Committee
- Housing Committee
- Criminal Justice Committee
- Public Health Committee (Vice Chair)
2011 recall
Pasch filed papers on May 5 to run against Republican state Sen. Alberta Darling in a recall election.[2] About 30,000 signatures were filed against Darling on April 21, seeking her recall.
Pasch said the voters will have a clear choice in the election, stating, "We'll have a very clear difference on what we stand for. Sandy stood very much with Governor (Jim) Doyle on all of his tax increases and the spending that created the $3.6 billion deficit. That will be contrasted with my record of working to get our spending under control so we can grow jobs and the economy."[3]
The Wisconsin Government Accountability Board officially certified the recall election on June 3, setting the election for July 12.
Gladys Huber, a longtime Republican supporter, ran as a "protest" Democrat in the race, leading to a primary against Pasch. Pasch said, "It's a little appalling to me that they are running a fake Democrat."[4]
Nicholas Brehm had filed to run as a "placeholder" Democrat. Following the news that all six "fake" Democrats had turned in their final paperwork to get on the ballot to the GAB, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin announced that it would not be running their placeholder candidates in the recalls as they are no longer necessary. Party Chair Mike Tate explained, "The goal of the placeholder candidacies was to create an insurance policy against further Republican attempts to exploit the recall election schedule through dirty tricks and cynical plots."[5]
All three had filed nomination papers with a sufficient number of verified signatures.
July 12 Democratic Primary
Pasch easily defeated Huber in the primary.
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- Nicholas Brehm Note: Brehm filed nomination papers with sufficient signatures but did not file final papers to be on the ballot.
Following the passage of the new state budget, Alberta Darling spent June 18 talking to constituents, while Pasch was going door-to-door asking for support and reminding voters that there will be two elections.[7] Gladys Huber, the "protest candidate," has a Darling sign in her front yard and was not out campaigning.[8]
The campaign between Darling and Pasch heated up in mid-June when Pasch issued a press release stating that Darling voted to increase spending by over $1 billion in the new state budget. Pasch stated, "This budget makes a mockery of Senator Darling's claims of fiscal responsibility. Voters in our district would be stunned to learn that all the while Senator Darling is talking about getting the budget under control, she actually voted to add more than $1 billion in additional spending."[9]
PolitiFact gave Pasch's claim a "Mostly True" rating, noting that the figure was accurate, but that there were other ways to look at the numbers.[10]
Following her victory in the July 12 Democratic primary, Pasch issued a press release saying "the Darling campaign has finally admitted to avoiding debates" with her after Darling turned down requests from Disability Rights Wisconsin and Advocates for Education.
Pasch stated, "We are still waiting on Darling to confirm a date for additional reputable hosts, but have been given no sign of good intent. It is time for my opponent to emerge from the shadows and join me in a debate on the issues.[11]
Pasch announced on July 20 that she accepted debate invitations from six organization, but Darling had only accepted one, which is not a true debate. Calling out her opponent, Pasch said, "it appears Senator Darling is doing everything she can to avoid talking about her support for historic cuts to education and women's healthcare to pay for tax breaks for big corporations and special interests."[12]
The "debate" agreed to by Darling is being put on by the Milwaukee Press Club and will take place on two separate days, with Pasch answering questions from journalists and the audience on August 1, and Darling facing the same panel August 2. A statement from the Press Club explained the format, saying they "attempted to present a debate between the two candidates at one setting. Pasch accepted the debate proposal. Darling declined. Thus, the candidates will be presented as Newsmakers on consecutive days."[13]
On July 24, Darling and Pasch met face-to-face for the first time on the TV show "UpFront with Mike Gousha."[14] By all accounts the debate was a contentious one, with Darling refusing to acknowledge Pasch and both candidates continually interrupting one another.[15]
The debate touched on collective bargaining, jobs, education, redistricting, and bipartisanship. Darling defended her record and Gov. Scott Walker's budget plan, saying Republicans followed the will of the voters and simply did what they said they would do - "We didn't raise taxes. We did the hard job, we made cuts. It was difficult but we held up our part." Pasch responded that Republicans "have stopped listening to half of the people in the state of Wisconsin."[15] One issue they did agree on was the need for bipartisanship, but neither offered concrete ideas for achieving it.[16]
While neither candidate readily claimed victory in the debate, the state Democratic Party issued a press release attacking Darling for calling herself "pro-education" during the show. Party Chairman Mike Tate stated, "In Sen. Darling's world, up is down, left is right, black is white, and slashing education to the bone makes you a pro-education candidate."[17]
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Pasch was re-elected to Wisconsin State Assembly District 22. Pasch defeated Republican Paul Pederson in the general election was on November 2, 2010. She was unopposed in the September 14, 2010 primary election. [19]
|Wisconsin State Assembly, District 22 General Election (2010)
|Sandy Pasch (D)
|Paul Pedersen (R)
|Wisconsin State Assembly, District 22 Democratic primary (2010)
|Sandy Pasch (D)
On her campaign site Pasch listed four main issues:[20]
- Affordable Healthcare- "Healthcare costs, quality, and availability must be addressed so that we can maintain healthy communities whose residents are vibrant contributors to society."
- Quality Education - "I believe that education is the key to a thriving community. Well-educated children grow up to be responsible adults and community leaders."
- Fiscal Responsibility - "Like you, my husband and I are taxpayers and want to see our tax dollars used prudently and for the common good."
- Environmental Stewardship - "We are fortunate to have Lake Michigan, one of the world's greatest resources, at our doorstep. Protecting this resource and others like it is of paramount importance to our quality of life, as well as to the quality of life we will leave to our children and grandchildren."
On November 4, 2008, Pasch won re-election to Assembly District 22, receiving 67.06% of the vote.[21]
|Wisconsin Assembly District 22
|Sandy Pasch (D)
|Yash Wadhwa (R)
Sponsored legislation
An introduction to Rep. Pasch
Legislation sponsored in 2009 includes:
- AB-57 Mother may breast-feed her child in any public or private location where she is authorized to be; penalty provision
- AB-161 Dog damage claim re injured or killed farm animal, dog, or cat: deadline for filing revised; dog damage reimbursement fund required
- AB-333 News persons: limiting disclosure of information gathered by
- AB-341 Cellular telephone or other wireless telecommunications device: person under age 18 operating a motor vehicle with an instruction permit or probationary license prohibited from using; forfeiture provision
For a full listing of sponsored legislation and details see the House site.
Campaign donors
According to records available as of May 18, 2011, Pasch raised $41,573 during 2010. Listed below are the top five contributors.[22]
|Federation of Teachers Local 212
|George L. Morris
|Lucille B. Rosenberg
|Erich L. Schwenker
|Julia A. Uihlein
The top 5 donors to Pasch's 2008 campaign were mostly individuals:[23]
|Pasch, Sandra K
|Glicklich-Rosenberg, Lucille B
|Labinski, Katherine
|Hollander, Jane
|Robison, Karen
External links
- Sandy for Senate campaign website
- Representative Pasch 's webisite
- Wisconsin Assembly - Representative Sandy Pasch
- Project Vote Smart biographical profile
- Project Vote Smart legislative profile
- Campaign Contributions: 2010, 2008
- Wisconsin Democracy Campaign profile
- Sandy Pasch on Facebook
- Sandy Pasch for Senate Facebook page
- Sandy Pasch for Senate on Twitter
- Sandy Pasch on ActBlue
- 'Sandy Pasch for State Senate Facebook Page
- ↑ Project Vote Smart - Assemblywoman Pasch
- ↑ Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, "Recall beat gets hot; anti-Darling group files signatures," April 21, 2011
- ↑ Patch, "UPDATE: Pasch to Take on Darling in Recall Election," May 5, 2011
- ↑ WISN, "'Fake Democrat' Enters Wisconsin Recall Race," June 9, 2011
- ↑ WisPolitics, "WisDems: Dems to end placeholder candidacies in recall elections," June 17, 2011
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "July 12 Primary Election Results District 8," accessed August 11, 2011
- ↑ FOX6 NOW, "Candidates in State Senate District #8 recall election hit the streets," June 19, 2011
- ↑ WISN, "Candidates Knock On Doors Ahead of Recall Elections," June 18, 2011
- ↑ Sandy Pasch for State Senate, "Darling Votes to Increase Spending by More Than $1 Billion." June 14, 2011
- ↑ PolitiFact, "Wisconsin Rep. Sandy Pasch says Sen. Alberta Darling voted to add $1 billion in spending while cutting education and health care," June 20. 2011
- ↑ WisPolitics, "Sandy Pasch: Darling ducks debates," July 13, 2011
- ↑ WisPolitics, "Pasch Campaign: Darling continues to duck debate," July 20, 2011
- ↑ WisBusiness, "Milwaukee Press Club: Newsmaker Luncheons to feature Darling and Pasch," July 21, 2011
- ↑ ''WISN,'' "Lawmakers Discuss 'Toxic' Atmosphere At Capitol," July 23, 2011
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Whitefish Bay Patch, "Pasch, Darling's First Debate a Heated One," July 24, 2011
- ↑ WisPolitics, "WisPolitics: Darling, Pasch spar in first joint appearance of 8th SD recall campaign," July 25, 2011
- ↑ WisPolitics, "WisDems: Latest Darling shocker -- 'I'm a pro-education candidate (?!?!)'," July 25, 2011
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "CAMPAIGN FINANCE REPORT: STATE OF WISCONSIN: GAB-2: Sandy Pasch for Senate," July 5, 2011
- ↑ Official GAB primary results
- ↑ Sandra Pasch Issues
- ↑ Wisconsin State Elections Board Results of Fall General Election-11/04/2008
- ↑ 2010 contributors to Sandy Pasch
- ↑ Follow the Money - 2008 Campaign Contributions
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Morne Steyn will start at flyhalf against the All Blacks in Dunedin.
Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer has selected Steyn and made just two changes to the side beaten by Australia in Perth.
Francois Louw starts in the specialist openside role, with Marcell Coetzee among the substitutes.
'The New Zealanders are good on the ground which is why we decided to go for a specialist openside flank in Francois,' said Meyer. 'Marcell has been very good this season and has played a lot of rugby, but in this match we feel he will be more useful as an impact option.'
Meanwhile, Flip van der Merwe starts at lock, Andries Bekker is recalled to the match 22 and tighthead prop Jannie du Plessis has been declared fit. Toulon-based lock Bakkies Botha won't be involved and the issue with Botha is believed to be medical insurance – a similar situation which hampered Fourie du Preez's return to Test rugby this season.
Johan Goosen is again among the substitutes and there's a match squad call-up for Juan de Jongh and Dean Greyling.
Steyn kicked all 18 points in the Boks' 18-5 win against the All Blacks in Port Elizabeth a year ago and holds the record of most points against the All Blacks when he scored all 31 points in the Boks' win in Bloemfontein in 2009.
However, the Boks, with Steyn at flyhalf, have not enjoyed the kind of success that warrants continued selection. Steyn has played flyhalf in the Boks' last 30 Tests and have won just 16.
South Africa's rivalry with New Zealand is considered the fiercest in the game, but the All Blacks have been dominant in the professional era. Pre-isolation the Boks held a 21-16 winning advantage, but since international readmission in 1992 the All Blacks have won 30 and the Boks just 13. One Test has been drawn, 18-18 in Auckland in 1994.
Springboks – 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Bryan Habana, 13 Jean de Villiers (c), 12 Frans Steyn, 11 Francois Hougaard, 10 Morné Steyn, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Willem Alberts, 6 Francois Louw, 5 Juandre Kruger, 4 Flip van der Merwe, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Adriaan Strauss, 1 Beast Mtawarira.
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Biographical Info
A graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, Yale School of Medicine and the Yale Psychiatry residency program, Dr. Rohrbaugh has been a member of the Yale Department of Psychiatry faculty since 1988. Dr. Rohrbaugh's clinical, educational and research interests have been at the interface of geropsychiatry and medicine. He has been Chief of the Psychiatry Consult service at VA-Connecticut and developed the geropsychiatry service and the psychiatry primary care clinic at VA-Connecticut. He has been active in medical student and residency education and has served as the Clerkship Director and Director of Medical Studies for medical student education and as Associate Program Director before assuming the Program Director role in 2008. In 2009, Dr. Rohrbaugh was named Deputy Chair for Education and Career Development, extending his role in education to faculty in the department. Most recently, Dr. Rohrbaugh has become interested in education of medical students and residents in international settings and has been named Director of the Office of International Medical Student Education.
International Activity
- Post graduate medical education
Changsha, China(2006)
Education Consultant to Xiangya School of Medicine in development of a hospital system wide residency education program
- Undergraduate Medical Education
Changsha, China(2006)
Development of Clinical Electives for fourth and fifth year medical students
Education & Training
- Franklin and Marshall College (1978)
- Yale University (1982)
- Residency
- Yale University, Psychiatry (1982 - 1986)
- Fellowship in Geropsychiatry
- Yale University, Psychiatry (1986 - 1988)
- NIMH Fellowship in Clinical Research
- Yale University, Psychiatry (1986 - 1988)
Honors & Recognition
- Irma Bland Award for Excellence in Teaching Residency
American Psychiatric Association (2005)
- Alvin Feinstein Award for Exemplary Teaching of Clinical Skills
Yale School of Medicine (2009)
- Nancy C.A. Roeske Award for Excellence in Medical Student Education in Psychiatry
American Psychiatric Association (2002)
- Malcolm Bowers Award for Excellence in Teaching PGY II Residents
Department of Psychiatry (2002)
- VA National Undersecretary's Award for Innovative Programs Integrating Mental Health, Primary Care and Geriatrics
- Steven Fleck Faculty Award as Exemplary Physician and Clinical Teacher
Department of Psychiatry (2000)
- National Psychiatric Endowment Fund Fellow
Laughlin Foundation (1986)
- Yale Psychiatric Residents Award for Excellence in Teaching Residents
Psychiatry Residents Association (1998)
- Phi Beta Kappa
- Yale Psychiatric Residents Award for Excellence in Teaching Residents
Psychiatry Residents Association (1994)
- Yale Psychiatric Residents Award for Excellence in Teaching Residents
Psychiatry Residents Association (1993)
- Sandoz Award for Thesis in Biological Psychiatry
Yale School of Medicine (1982)
- Laughlin Award for Merit
Department of Psychiatry (1986)
Professional Service
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Liane E Philpotts MD
Professor of Diagnostic Radiology; Chief, Breast Imaging
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Office of Student ResearchCancer Center, Yale: Breast Cancer ProgramDiagnostic Radiology: Breast Imaging; Clinical Radiology
Research Interests
Improvements in breast biopsy; Patient management more...
- M.D., McGill University, 1988
Selected Publications
- Melissa A. Durand, MD, Brian M. Haas, MD, Xiaopan Yao, PhD, Jaime L. Geisel, MD, Madhavi Raghu, MD, Regina J. Hooley, MD, Laura J. Horvath, MD, Liane E. Philpotts, MD. Early Clinical Experience with Digital Breast Tomosynthesis for Screening Mammography. Radiology, published ahead of print. Sept. 2014.
- Geisel, Jaime L., and Liane E. Philpotts. "Breast Tomosynthesis: a Replacement or an Adjunct to Conventional Diagnostic Mammography?."Current Breast Cancer Reports (2014): 1-6.
- Rafferty EA, Park JM, Philpotts LE, Poplack SP, Sumkin JH, Halpern EF, Niklason LT. Diagnostic accuracy and recall rates for digital mammography and digital mammography combined with one-view and two-view tomosynthesis: results of an enriched reader study. AJR Am J Roentgenol. 2014 Feb;202(2):273-81


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Texas A&M sophomore Deon Lendore won a national title in the 400 meters at the Trinidad & Tobago National championships on Saturday, clocking a time of 45.28 seconds to earn a trip to the World Championships in Moscow, Russia, later this summer.
Lendore bettered a field that included Jarrin Solomon (45.34) in second and Renny Quow (45.65) in third while last year's champion Lalonde Gordon (45.67) placed fourth. Aggie teammate Carlyle Roudette finished sixth in 46.67.
Also competing in Trinidad was Wayne Davis II, who placed second in the 110 hurdles with a time of 13.30 (+3.0 wind) behind the winning mark of 13.29 by Mikel Thomas. Davis also earns a trip to the World Championships for Trinidad & Tobago.
At the USATF Championships in Des Moines, Iowa, Jessica Beard ran 51.06 to place fifth in the 400 final while running in lane eight. That position places Beard in consideration for the 4x400 relay pool for Team USA at the World Championships. Beard has earned gold medals as a member of the United States 4x400 at the 2009 and 2011 World Championships.
Natasha Hastings won the race in 49.94 with Francena McCorory second in 50.01. NCAA champion Ashley Spencer of Illinois placed third in 50.58 with Joanna Atkins in fourth at 50.77. Finishing behind Beard in sixth place was Sanya Richards-Ross in 51.92.
Running in the first round of the women's 200 and advancing to the semifinal were Kamaria Brown (22.49w), Jeneba Tarmoh (22.23w), Olivia Ekpone (22.91w), and Porscha Lucas (22.93w). Tarmoh won the fourth and final heat, which had a +5.2 wind, while Ekpone finished fourth and Lucas was fifth. Brown ran in the first heat and placed second to Allyson Felix (22.44) as they ran with a +3.2 wind.
In the men's 200 opening round heat victories included Ameer Webb, running a 20.30w (+3.5 wind), and Curtis Mitchell, with a 20.11w (+3.1 wind).
LaQue Moen-Davis fouled three attempts in the long jump as did five-time champion Brittney Reese.
Shameir Little, an incoming freshman from Illinois, placed fourth in the U.S. Junior 400 final with a time of 52.59. Little was the second fastest prep in the final as Texas frosh Courtney Okolo won the race in 51.04 with UCLA bound Kendall Baisden of Michigan second in 52.03. Florida frosh Robin Reynolds ran 52.13 for third ahead of Little.
The time by Little, which would rank No. 5 on the Aggie all-time list, lowers her career best mark from a 53.46 set last summer.
Lauren Bedrich finished eighth in the U.S. Junior 400 hurdle final with a time of 1:02.71 as she ran from lane one.
Tarmoh finishes fourth in 100 final with 10.93 PR, Beard reaches USATF 400 final
DES MOINES, Iowa – Jeneba Tarmoh placed fourth in the final of the 100 meters at the USATF Championships on Friday evening with a time of 10.93 while Jessica Beard advanced to the final of the 400 meters.
Competing in Trinidad, Deon Lendore (46.40) and Carlyle Roudette (47.12) were heat winners in the first round of the 400 and both advanced to the two-section final. Lendore will occupy lane five while Roudette is stationed in lane eight.
The women's 100 final in Des Moines was won by Oregon's English Gardner in 10.85 seconds (1.8 wind) to complete a rare NCAA-US Championship double. The last sprinter to win both titles in the same year was Carlette Guidry of Texas in 1991.
Tarmoh's 10.93, a career best, placed her behind a 10.87 for Central Florida's Octavious Freeman and a 10.91 for Alexandria Anderson. Muna Lee, a former volunteer assistant at Texas A&M, placed seventh in 11.00.
During the semifinals of the 100 Lauryn Williams placed fifth in 11.00, which is the fastest non-qualifier to a final ever. The previous mark was 11.04 set in the 2012 Olympics. Tarmoh ran 10.98 for fourth in the same semifinal with Williams while Lee posted an 11.07 for third place in the other heat.
In the 400 semifinals Beard placed third in her heat with a time of 51.51 to reach the finals. Donique' Flemings ran 13.17 for seventh place in her heat of the 100 hurdles.
In U.S. Junior competition Aaliyah Brown placed sixth in the 200 final with a time of 23.82 (+3.0 wind). In first round action Shamier Little (54.00) advanced to the 400 final while Lauren Bedrich (1:00.27) qualified for the 400 hurdles final.


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OXFORD, Ohio – Junior forward Blake Coleman's first-career hat trick sparked No. 1 Miami to a dominant 6-2 win over No. 6 North Dakota in the second game of the National Collegiate Hockey Conference season Saturday night at Steve Cady Arena. The RedHawks scored five unanswered goals to start the game to move to 3-1-0 overall and 1-1-0-0 in the NCHC by handing North Dakota its first loss of the season as the visitors dropped to 2-1-1 and 1-1-0-0 in the conference.
The two teams combined for five power plays on 14 penalty minutes in the first period, a result of physical play by both sides. UND set the pace early, outshooting Miami by 17-9 margin in the first period, but the RedHawks made the most of their opportunities, scoring twice in the opening frame.
Junior forward Cody Murphy struck first for Miami just 2:24 into the game. The RedHawks drew a delayed penalty in the defensive zone and moved up the ice as McKay made his way to the bench for the extra attacker. Sophomore defenseman Chris Joyaux took a pass from his classmate Taylor Richart and pushed it ahead to Murphy who carried it into the offensive zone along the left boards. As he got to the top of the left circle, he sent in a shot that caught North Dakota goaltender Zane Gothberg by surprise, sailing over his left glove hand into the top right corner of the net.
With just over five minutes left to play in the first, the RedHawks moved the puck up ice on a 4-on-2 rush in transition and sent in a shot that was gloved down by Gothberg. On the ensuing faceoff, Coleman won the draw and sent a quick wrister past the UND goalie for his first of the night and the 2-0 Miami lead with 4:58 left in the first period.
In the second period, Miami extended the lead to 3-0 when sophomore forward Riley Barber tallied his fifth goal of the year at 3:40 of the frame. Sophomore forward Sean Kuraly and freshman Trevor Hamilton joined Barber on an odd-man rush. UND stole it before the Red and White could get off a shot and tried to clear. Sophomore forward Kevin Morris settled it at the blue line and sent it right back in with a slap shot with Kuraly and Barber on each side of crease. Kuraly got a stick on Morris's shot as he redirected it to Barber who tapped it in from the right side of the goal.
Just under two minutes later, Mullin sent in a shot from the slot. The shot almost made its way into the net with Coleman creating traffic in front of the goal. It trickled behind Gothberg and sat just in front of the goal line where Coleman got his stick behind the goalie and poked it in for a 4-0 lead at 5:37 of the second period. Freshman Devin Loe, in his first action of the season, earned the second assist on the goal.
Facing a four-goal deficit, North Dakota head coach Dave Hakstol pulled Gothberg for senior Clarke Saunders in net. Saunders, a transfer from University of Alabama-Huntsville, is the only player on the North Dakota roster to have previously played the RedHawks when he and the Chargers were swept in Oxford over the weekend of Feb. 10-11, 2012. Miami gave Saunders a quick welcome as Coleman completed the hat trick just 14 seconds later with assists by Mullin and Loe again, putting Miami up 5-0.
North Dakota's Colten St. Clair put North Dakota on the board when he got loose between the circles off a faceoff and beat Miami sophomore goaltender Ryan McKay to avoid the shutout and make the score 5-1, RedHawks.
After being outshot by a wide margin in the first period, the RedHawks turned the tables in the second period, sending 18 shots on goal while limiting North Dakota to just eight.
North Dakota got one more back at 6:05 of the third period when freshman defender Gage Ausmus scored the first of his career to cut the Miami lead to 5-2, but it proved to be too little too late.
Murphy picked up the puck on the left side in the offensive zone skating toward the boards and circled back toward the net. As neared the corner, he found junior captain Austin Czarnik open in the high slot who one-timed it past Saunders for the insurance goal to put Miami back up by four with 9:16 left in the game.
McKay made 34 saves in the win while Gothberg stopped 11 of the 15 shots he faced to take the loss. Saunders stopped 23 shots in his relief appearance. Final shots were 40-36 in favor of Miami, a season-high for the Red and White, while both team were held scoreless on the power play.
Next up for the RedHawks is a non-conference trip to No. 14 Providence on Oct. 25-26. Miami returns home the following weekend to host Canisius on Nov. 1-2.


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Wednesday - 1/16/2013, 6:09pm EST
By DAVID DISHNEAU
Associated Press
FORT MEADE, Md. (AP) - A military judge's ruling on Wednesday tightly limited an Army private's ability to argue he had good reasons for allegedly sending hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
Pfc. Bradley Manning can use motive evidence at his June 3 trial only to show that he didn't know the leaked material would be seen by al-Qaida, or to seek leniency at sentencing, Col. Denise Lind ruled during a pretrial hearing. Evidence of motive isn't relevant to the other charges, she said.
Prosecutors say Manning told an online confidant-turned-government-informant that he leaked the material because "I want people to see the truth" and "information should be free." Lind said such material is only relevant as evidence of "whether he knew he was dealing with the enemy."
She also barred Manning from using at trial any reports compiled by government agencies that concluded the WikiLeaks revelations didn't compromise national security. The defense can use such material only during sentencing.
The ruling was largely a victory for the government, which had asked Lind to exclude any use of motive evidence from the trial.
The 25-year-old Oklahoma native is accused of sending hundreds of thousands of Iraq and Afghanistan battlefield reports, State Department diplomatic cables, other classified records and two battlefield video clips to WikiLeaks in 2009 and 2010 while working as an intelligence analyst in Baghdad. He faces 22 charges, including aiding the enemy, which carries a maximum life sentence.
To win a conviction on that offense, prosecutors must prove he knew the material would be seen by the enemy, identified by prosecutors as several al-Qaida groups and Osama bin Laden, the al-Qaida leader killed by U.S. commandos in 2011. Prosecutors say they have evidence that bin Laden requested and received from an associate some of the WikiLeaks disclosures attributed to Manning.
Before the hearing ended, Lind also heard arguments on a defense motion claiming she should dismiss the case because Manning was denied his right to a speedy trial. He's been in pretrial confinement for nearly two years and eight months.
Civilian defense attorney David Coombs said prosecutors have dragged their feet and a commander rubber-stamped their requests for delay after delay.
"There are no winners when justice is delayed, and in this case, it has been delayed a significant period of time," Coombs said.
Prosecutor Maj. Ashden Fein said the delays were reasonable given the complexity of the case and the huge volume of classified material to be reviewed and cleared by various government agencies for use in the court-martial.
"There was constant motion" by prosecutors on those issues, Fein said.
The defense has focused partly on the 635 days between Manning's arrest in May 2010 and his arraignment last February, a period far in excess of the 120-day rule. Army Col. Carl Coffman Jr., who approved those delays, testified in November that they reflected the sensitive nature of the material Manning was accused of leaking.
Lind said she would rule on the motion by the next scheduled hearing on Feb. 26.
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B.A., Wheaton College; M.A., Wheaton Graduate School; M.Div., Denver Conservative Baptist Seminary; Ph.D., Michigan State University
Dr. Ferris served on the faculty of CIU's Seminary & School of Ministry from 1989 until his retirement in 2007. He also served CIU as Associate Provost from 2004 until 2007. Before coming to Columbia, he served with SEND in the Philippines, where he taught at FEBIAS College of the Bible and served as dean of Asian Theological Seminary in Manila. His books include Establishing Ministry Training and Renewal in Theological Education. In retirement, he serves as Senior Associate with Global Associates for Transformational Education (GATE).