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Dr. Colombani is a graduate of the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. His general surgery residency was done at George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C. Upon completion of his pediatric surgery residency at Johns Hopkins in 1983, he joined the Hopkins faculty. He is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and member of the sections for Surgery and Critical Care of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Dr. Colombani has been a consultant and/or committee member for the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, US Pharmacopoeia, United Network of Organ Sharing, and the Residency Review Committee for Surgery of the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education. He is a member of multiple professional societies in pediatric surgery and transplantation. His research interests focus on transplant pharmacology and immunology, chest wall reconstruction and hepatobiliary surgery. Dr. Colombani holds an M.B.A. from Johns Hopkins University.
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Mark Mulligan / The Herald Pastor Jack Richards is retiring this month from his position at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Everett. Richards' career began 40 years ago.
Mark Mulligan / The Herald Preschool director Michelle Nilsen makes a surprise visit with "Alli the Alligator" to a preschool classroom Wednesday morning at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Everett. The preschool is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
Mark Mulligan / The Herald The calendar inside Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Everett notes Pastor Jack Richards' last day Sept. 22.
Mark Mulligan / The Herald A framed drawing sits near the desk of preschool Director Michelle Nilsen at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church and preschool in Everett. The preschool is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
Baptisms and preschool chapel times, marriages and ministries at elder care facilities, Pastor Jack Richards has presided over many milestones since being ordained 36 years ago.
Those aren't always joyous times. Once, Richards said, a congregation member asked if he would be there when an elderly parent was asked to permanently give up driving.
Richards, 62, is retiring this month as pastor of Everett's Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, where he has served since 2007. His final services as pastor at the Eastmont area church will be Sept. 22.
Before coming to Prince of Peace, Richards spent 14 years as pastor of Marysville's Bethlehem Lutheran Church. For three previous years, he was chaplain at Bethany at Silver Lake, a senior care facility. And from 1976 to 1990, he served at Lutheran parishes in rural Minnesota and North Dakota.
"I've had the privilege of being in urban, rural and suburban settings," he said Thursday.
A new pastor, Gib Botten of Fremont, Neb., will soon take over at Prince of Peace, which has a membership of about 300. The church was built in 1958, when the Eastmont neighborhood was new.
Richards isn't about to quit serving in other ways. He is part of the Everett Police Department Chaplaincy Program, volunteering as an on-call chaplain. He plans to continue that work.
There are about six volunteer chaplains in the police program. "We'll get called out when there's a tragedy, at the officer's discretion," Richards said. "We're there for the officers, too."
In retirement, he will have more time for his wife, Joneen, who worked as a Spanish teacher in the Shoreline district, and for his children and grandchildren.
His transition out of full-time ministry coincides with another church milestone. Prince of Peace Preschool, part of the church complex, is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Prince of Peace Preschool's first classes were held in September 1973. There were 50 children and one teacher. By 1974, the preschool had a waiting list.
Michelle Nilsen has been Prince of Peace Preschool's director six years. For 30 years, that job belonged to Sue Baxter. A 40th anniversary preschool open house is scheduled for Oct. 5.. Nilsen hopes to see anyone who attended over the past four decades, and former teachers.
Today, Prince of Peace Preschool has six satellites at area churches, with about 350 students in all. Other established church preschools -- including Everett's Central Lutheran and Marysville's Bethlehem Lutheran -- began as satellites of the Prince of Peace program.
Nilsen, 55, said that with today's emphasis on academics in the early grades, preschool matters more than ever. "Kindergarten isn't kindergarten anymore, it's more like first grade," she said.
At Prince of Peace Preschool, 3-year-olds "are just learning how to learn," she said. Four-year-olds learn the alphabet, numbers, and much more.
As pastor, Richards has gotten down on the floor with 3-year-olds at chapel time. That has happened on days when he also visited a dementia unit at Bethany. It's all part of a pastor's life, which for Richards began when he was a lay minister in Minneapolis 40 years ago.
Raised in the Elgin-Dundee area near Chicago, Richards graduated from Augustana College, a Lutheran school in Rock Island, Ill. He went on to Northwestern Lutheran Seminary in St. Paul, Minn.
He laughs when he recalls being "a city kid" as a young pastor in rural Minnesota. Once when he visited a farmer from his church, he found the man in a barn. Richards was pressed into duty -- helping as a cow gave birth.
"Anyplace I've been, I've received much more than I've given," Richards said.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Pastor Jack Richards is retiring. His last services as the church pastor will be at 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Sept. 22; those services will be followed by an 11:30 a.m. potluck reception.
Prince of Peace Preschool is celebrating its 40th anniversary. An open house is scheduled for 2-4 p.m. Oct. 5 in the church's Fellowship Hall. All students, former students and staff welcome. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church & Preschool is at 9320 Meadow Way, Everett. Information: www.pplc.org
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History notwithstanding it does fit any baseball team though. Maybe naming a team after a goofy looking bird fits an outdoor, slow-paced game rather than an indoor, younger/hipper crowd, fast-paced game. Think about this. What if we just got a new NFL franchise. Would you be fine calling them the Pelicans?
Gerrity found two guys at last nights game that created their own Pelicans shirsey.
There's a deadspin article that may change some minds... but I can't post it here b/c it has the most foul of foul language in the title.
Mods is there a safe way I can link the article w/o getting a warning? It's a really good article on why Pelicans would actually be the best name in the NBA
here's a clean section from the deadspin article that I can't link due to foul language
But the pelican isn't just a mindless see-it-and-eat-it hunter, oh no. They work together. A bunch of pelicans will practice "cooperative fishing," herding fish into a central area so they can take turns dive-bombing the prey. Hear that, rest of the NBA? Pelicans work as a team.
They're so noble, they're pretty much deities. During times of famine, it was said, the mother pelican would draw her own blood to feed her young, and the early church quickly adopted the pelican as a symbol for the Christ. Do you see anyone worshipping a seahawk? You do not.
We've already established that a pelican's offense is unmatched. But they're selfless defenders as well. Here's a New York Times story from 1910, about a "marauding weasel" that found its way into the pigeon coop at the Central Park Zoo. Did the zoo's pelicans, Hildalgo Pete, Signor Gomez, and Sanchez Hoolihoo, run away? Did they stare helplessly as the weasel trespassed on their property and helped itself to a meal? They did not. They chased the weasel away from the pigeons, and cornering it against a mesh fence, beat it to death. "Even after the animal was dead the two pelicans…kept jabbing their bills at it."
Hidalgo Pete suffered a broken wing in the melee, but that's just what pelicans do. They give up their own bodies to protect their court. There's no way New Orleans will lose a home game.
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The New Orleans Pelicans?!?! As a native New Orleanian all I can do is Smh
Slidell native Chris Duhon, who started Wednesday at point guard for the Hornets, said it will be interesting to see how the change develops.
"It will be interesting to see how the mascot will look and the uniforms,'' Duhon said. "It's the state bird, so it makes sense.'
Danny Granger, you went to high school in Metairie, college in New Mexico, and play in Indianapolis. You ain't no New Orleanian.
CP3 also said he hates the name Pelicans.
Whatever the name ends up being, I hope they dont leak it again because I want there to be a giant brand release party in championship square with free beer
That Deadspin article had me cracking up and pumped up at the same time. Awesome stuff.
With purple and pinstripes from days gone by, I trumpet Hugo's name to the NOLA sky. When rebranders and posers abuse their might, beware my power, TEAL LANTERN'S LIGHT!
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I think some that dislike the name are actaully ok with the pelicans but the problem is they are worried how other people will look the team. The thing is we're Louisiana, not such and such, so who gives a flying(pun intended) #%*%? Let ESPN and Mary Sue keep their opinions to themselves, people are going to think what they want and you can't control that so don't worry about it dudes.
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http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/mia...at-heat-730-et3. Fact or Fiction: You approve of the "New Orleans Pelicans" name change.
Haberstroh: Fact. Not only do I approve but I endorse it. Pelicans are vicious, bloodthirsty animals. Don't believe me? Watch this. I'm looking at you, Dwyane and LeBron.
Wallace: Fiction. I've spent many years in Louisiana, having attended college and worked my first reporting job there. So I do have some emotion invested here. I don't like Pelicans. I'd instead prefer something a bit more distinct, like the Satchmo(e)s or the Jubilees.
Windhorst: Fact. The outrage is silly; most new nicknames seem odd at first. People didn't like "Thunder," either. Can you imagine if Twitter had been around when "Knickerbockers" or "Lakers" were announced? Back in the '80s, people made fun of "Heat." If the Pelicans become a good team, people will love it.
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Murphy's Creed brings 'great heart' to gridiron
Wildcats' lineman one of three area players to earn a spot in today's 2A/1A All-State football game.
The Wildcats have a history of success on the football field and making the state playoffs is all offensive and defensive lineman Dakota Creed has ever known. Prior to losing to Tumwater in this year's quarterfinals, Archbishop Murphy had made the 2A state championship game each of the previous two seasons, finishing second both times. In 2009, the Wildcats made it to the state semifinals.
For Creed, success was expected at Archbishop Murphy. He experienced it as an individual as well. His accomplishments on the football field earned him a spot in today's Earl Barden 2A/1A East-West All-State game in Yakima.
"Dakota was always one of those fireplug type football players," former Archbishop Murphy defensive coordinator and current Cleveland High School head coach Jeff Schmidt said. "He doesn't have great height, but he's got great heart and a great motor. He's got great footwork and good hands. He just kept working at it."
Creed joins just two other players from the area that will play for the West team, Lakewood quarterback and defensive back Justin Peterson and King's wide receiver and defensive back Caleb Taylor.
It will be a fitting way for Creed to cap off a great career with the Wildcats, but his final year at Archbishop Murphy didn't start off so smooth.
"We had a pretty rough season with all of our coaching issues and stuff," Creed said. "It was hard, but we stuck it out and ended up finishing decently well, but by our standards not that well."
After parting ways with head coach Dave Ward after the Wildcats 17-16 loss to Lynden in the 2011 state championship game, Archbishop Murphy hired Bill Marsh to take over the football program. The 2012 season started with the Wildcats 2-0, but then they lost their next two games -- 40-15 to King's and 49-0 to Lakewood. The loss to King's was the Wildcats' first home loss in the school's history.
Marsh resigned following the Lakewood loss and the school promoted assistant coach Michael Allison. Allison was placed on paid administrative leave just five days after getting the job while the school reviewed an investigation of alleged wrongdoing while coaching in Oregon.
The Wildcats played the remainder of the season with a coaching staff by committee. As a team captain, Creed was one of the players who helped hold it together for the Wildcats.
"We are all really good friends, so we knew even though we didn't really have the coaches, we still had the talent and for each other we could just pull it out," Creed said.
The turmoil didn't deter Creed. He still held onto big hopes for the season.
"After you go to the state championship, really anything but that is not an accomplishment, I guess," he said.
Creed didn't play much in the Wildcats' first state championship appearance, but started in 2011 when they faced Lynden. Archbishop Murphy appeared poised to bring home the championship until Lynden overtook the Wildcats in the game's final minutes.
With all the great players who have played at Archbishop Murphy over the years, Creed has had a chance to learn from some of the best and then eventually pass what he learned on to others.
"I had a lot of good talent in front of me," Creed said. "It really helps to be able to learn from them and to be able to look up to them and have them teach you stuff. It kind of just progressed, it moved on from me learning from them and then once I became them, you get to then teach the younger ones that kind of look up to you and give them a model."
Creed singled out former Wildcats lineman Julius Tevaga as playing a key role in molding him into the player he became.
"He's the best football player I've ever seen play the game," Creed said of Tevaga. "He's that good and he really just took me under his wing and taught me what he knew."
Tevaga and Tani Tupou anchored a Wildcats' defense in 2010 -- Creed's freshman year -- that was one of the most feared in the state.
"Having to battle guys like Tupou and Tevaga almost day in and day out, that just made (Creed) a better football player because he always strived to get better every day," Schmidt said. "If he got beat in a drill he would want to jump right back in and prove to himself -- not to anyone else, but to himself -- that he's better than that."
When Tevaga and Tupou graduated, Creed was ready to step right into their shoes.
"When the Tupous, Tevagas and Sam Shobers graduated, he brought the bar, that was set previously over the years -- he kept that bar up there," Schmidt said. "He then made everybody else come up to that bar. You know, as a premier player leaves, that that bar gets lowered. He plucked that bar. He made sure that the history and the legacy of the offensive line and defensive line stayed intact."
A prep career filled with success comes to an end tonight when Creed takes the field with some of the best players in the state.
"It was a great honor, I felt," Creed said of being selected to the West team. "I thought it was the coolest thing ever that I get to play in this. Talking about looking up to people, everyone that I've looked up to in years past has also played in it."
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The crew working on the film "Seven Minutes" runs through a shot while filming at Everett Engineering in north Everett late Friday
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The film will also be shooting scenes at the Totem Restaurant in Everett tonight and around downtown Everett in the coming week.
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Scenes also will be shot at the Totem Restaurant tonight and then around downtown in the coming week.
It's going down on Tuesday on Wetmore Avenue, and local police officers are in on it.
It's for an action-drama movie, "Seven Minutes," starring Kris Kristofferson and Jason Ritter.
Everett got picked for the movie produced by Rick Rosenthal, a longtime television and movie director.
Crews will be shooting tonight at the Totem restaurant on Rucker Avenue. Filming continues at locations around the county for another month.
Locals are invited to watch and to get in the action as extras.
Kristofferson's come and gone. He was here earlier this week and won't be back. That's OK, though. Ritter, son of the late actor John Ritter, is staying for the long haul.
The movie's plot is about a heist gone wrong, but for Everett it's a heist gone right.
It's an economic windfall, said Carol Thomas, the city's cultural arts manager.
"They are booking all their hotel rooms at the Holiday Inn. They are dining out. They're doing their laundry here, buying lumber and paint, leasing office space and warehouse space," Thomas said.
The city is even profiting from crime scenes. "They will be leasing vehicles from the city and paying off-duty officers to drive them."
Thomas said Everett beat out other spots for the movie. She showed movie scouts around town about six weeks ago. Luckily, it was a clear day. "They stood on Everett Avenue and saw the Cascades and turned around and saw the Olympics," Thomas said. "They loved Everett with the variety of landscapes. You can see the water, the cityscape and the country, all within a short distance of the base camp."
It's unknown how Everett's pristine beauty will factor into the movie, which is expected to be released next year. The heist takes seven minutes from beginning to end, hence the title. The rest unfolds in flashbacks at sites that include Monroe Correctional Complex, a gas station in Snohomish and the Arlington High School football field.
The script is based on the actual robbery of a mortgage broker's office by three young men. It is the first feature film by writer/director Jay Martin.
Producer Rosenthal's directing credits include at least two of the "Halloween" franchise movies and episodes of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Smallville."
Everett recently got a burst of Hollywood limelight when celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay came to town for "Kitchen Nightmares," but the city hasn't had this filming invasion since "The Ring" movie and "The Fugitive" TV show.
Wetmore will be closed from California Street to Hewitt Avenue on Tuesday, but buses will run as scheduled. The action continues Wednesday on Colby Avenue.
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Chronology of Coverage
Apr. 17, 2015
Sony condemns WikiLeaks for releasing searchable archive of emails and other documents that were stolen from the studio by hackers in 2014; web portal defends publication, saying it is amounts to legitimate news by revealing internal workings of an influential multinational corporation. MORE
Jan. 27, 2015
WikiLeaks lawyers say they are considering legal action against United States government and Google after learning that Justice Department, in March 2012, had seized company's data associated with accounts of three journalists who work for whistle-blowing organization. MORE
Nov. 21, 2014
Swedish court upholds four-year-old order for the detention of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over accusations of sexual assault; ruling is bitter defeat for Assange, Australian who fled to Ecuadoran Embassy in London, as his lawyers seek to have order withdrawn. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
Wiki License, commercial arm of WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, is working with companies around the world to create line of officially sanctioned apparel and merchandise, some of it bearing Assange's face; venture brings into question relationship between personal and commercial branding, the language of rebellion and monetizing of revolution. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says that he will soon be leaving the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, where he was given asylum two years ago, but provides no specifics. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Swedish court uphold its detention order on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, reaffirming legal basis for international warrant that has kept him hiding in Ecuadorean Embassy in London for two years. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Swiss prosecutor brings charges against Rudolf Elmer, former banker in the Cayman Islands with the Swiss bank Julius Baer, saying he handed over confidential data to WikiLeaks's founder, Julian Assange, and tried to pass on files to German officials. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
Soldier convicted as Pfc Bradley Manning of leaking documents to WikiLeaks wins victory toward living as a woman when Kansas judge grants petition for a change of name to Chelsea Elizabeth Manning. MORE
Apr. 15, 2014
Maj Gen Jeffrey S Buchanan denies clemency for Chelsea Manning and upholds the former soldier's 35-year prison sentence for providing secret files to WikiLeaks. MORE
Oct. 6, 2013
Julian Assange of WikiLeaks, already a documentary subject, is now the focus of Bill Condon feature film The Fifth Estate; Assange burst into public consciousness in 2010 with WikiLeaks' release of Apache helicopter attack video, revealing millions of secrets and unlocking rarefied kind of fame. MORE
Sep. 15, 2013
Op-Ed article by Australian journalist Julia Baird describes how WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's bid for a seat in the Australian Senate was undone by accusations that he acted like other politicians. MORE
Sep. 4, 2013
Swedish police open investigation after WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange urges them to find out what happened to suitcase he thinks was stolen from him by intelligence agents as he traveled from Sweden to Germany in 2010. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
News organizations are divided in their handling of request that they now refer to Pfc Bradley Manning as a woman. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking vast archives of government files to WikiLeaks, says that he is female and asks to receive hormone therapy while in prison, setting up a potential conflict over a treatment the Army says it does not provide to its inmates. MORE
Aug. 22, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning is sentenced to 35 years in prison for providing more than 700,000 government files to WikiLeaks; sentence is longest ever handed down in case involving leak of United States government information for purpose of having information reported to public; leak lifted veil on American and military diplomatic activities worldwide; Manning will be eligible for parole in about seven years. MORE
Aug. 22, 2013
Editorial contends Pfc Bradley Manning's 35-year sentence is too severe, given his stated desire not to betray his country but to shed light on realities of American war effort; notes prosecutors are attempting to discourage other leakers with sentence, but holds even threat of a severe prison sentence will not deter those who believe the government is too secretive. MORE
Aug. 21, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning is posed to be sentenced for providing more than 700,000 secret government documents to WikiLeaks, largest leak of confidential materials in American history; faces up to 90 years in prison. MORE
Aug. 20, 2013
Defense lawyers for Pfc Bradley Manning make plea for leniency at sentencing hearing, asking military judge Col Denise R Lind to allow him a chance to rehabilitate himself; Manning faces up to 90 years in prison for his role in disclosing government documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Aug. 15, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning, who is facing up to 90 years in prison for leaking 700,000 government files to WikiLeaks, apologizes at his court-martial trial, saying he now realizes that what he did was wrong. MORE
Aug. 14, 2013
Former supervisor of Pfc Bradley Manning testifies at his court-martial trial that Army intelligence unit in Iraq allowed Manning to keep working with classified information despite recurring concerns about his mental health because unit was understaffed and he was playing vital role in analyzing insurgent threats. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
Lawyer for Pfc Bradley Manning says at sentencing hearing that his client showed behavior that could have been a warning that he was unsuitable to serve as an intelligence analyst; Manning has been convicted of giving classified documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Aug. 10, 2013
Army prosecutors present their last witnesses in sentencing phase of Pfc Bradley Manning's court-martial for providing a trove of secret files to WikiLeaks. MORE
Aug. 9, 2013
Pentagon adviser Cmdr Youssef Aboul-Enein, who is witness for the prosecution in sentencing phase of court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning, offers testimony saying Al Qaeda could have used WikiLeaks disclosures to encourage attacks on the West. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
News analysis finds that disclosures made possible by digital media, government surveillance and unorthodox publishers like WikiLeaks have unsettled mass media's place in American democracy; notes case of Pfc Bradley Manning, who dodged a legal bullet with his acquittal on the most serious charge against him, aiding the enemy. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
Former State Dept official Susan Swart, testifying at sentencing hearing of Pfc Bradley Manning, says Washington had to restrict access to an intelligence-sharing system after America's biggest leak of classified information to WikiLeaks. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Prosecutors in trial of Pfc Bradley Manning seek, as sentencing phase begins, to prove his disclosure of classified information to WikiLeaks has sown mistrust and damaged United States; suggest maximum sentence of 136 years in prison, but legal experts say it is unlikely that Manning will receive a sentence that long. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Letter from Floyd Abrams comments on July 31 article about verdict of not guilty in aiding the enemy in case of Pfc Bradley Manning. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Roots of Pfc Bradley E Manning's decision to release documents to WikiLeaks may spring as much from his troubled youth as from his political views; Manning, who spent his childhood alone and his teenage years bullied for his conflicted sexuality, had turned to Internet and burgeoning hacker community for solace while feeling outcast as a soldier in Iraq. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Military judge finds Pfc Bradley Manning not guilty of 'aiding the enemy' for releasing documents to anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, rejecting government's unprecedented effort to bring such a serious charge in a leak case; is convicted of multiple counts of violating Espionage Act and could theoretically face maximum sentence of 136 years in prison, though actual term is likely to be much shorter. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Editorial welcomes acquittal of Pfc Bradley Manning on treason charge for leaking classified information to WikiLeaks, but notes that he still faces equivalent of several life sentences on espionage counts; asserts that federal government should satisfy itself with a more moderate sentence for Manning and then do something about its addiction to unchecked secrecy and overzealous prosecution of those who breach it. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Military judge Col Denise Lind has reached verdict and is poised to announce it in high-profile court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning, former Army intelligence analyst whose release of some 700,000 secret documents to WikiLeaks opened window into American military and diplomatic activities. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
Defense lawyer for Pfc Bradley Manning portrays his client as 'young, naive, but good-intentioned' when he sent databases of secret documents about American military and diplomatic activities to WikiLeaks; urges judge in Manning's court-martial to be lenient. MORE
Jul. 26, 2013
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange formally inaugurates a new political party and declares his own unorthodox candidacy for a seat in the Australian Senate in national elections to be held later this year; says he has every confidence in his ability to run a campaign from the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, where he has been living under asylum for more than a year to avoid being extradited to Sweden. MORE
Jul. 26, 2013
Military prosecutor gives closing argument in court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning, portraying him as a traitor for leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks; Manning's lawyers counter that he is a principled protester who wanted to help society. MORE
Jul. 19, 2013
Military Judge Col Denise Lind rules that Pfc Bradley Manning will face a charge of aiding the enemy; Manning, if found guilty on all five counts, could face life in prison without parole plus an additional 154 years. MORE
Jul. 16, 2013
Judge hearing case against Pfc Bradley Manning says she will consider request to dismiss seven court-martial charges, including allegations that he aided the enemy when he provided hundreds of thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Jul. 11, 2013
Defense in court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning rests its case, with Harvard law professor Yochai Benkler testifying that WikiLeaks performed a legitimate journalistic function when Manning gave it vast archives of secret government files. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Defense lawyers for Pfc Bradley Manning ask military judge to acquit him of the most serious charges he faces--aiding the enemy by providing classified information to WikiLeaks--as they begin to present their witnesses at his court-martial. MORE
Jul. 2, 2013
WikiLeaks issues statement attributed to Edward J Snowden that accuses Pres Obama of seeking to deceive the world and intimidate him by revoking his passport and opposing his asylum requests because of his disclosures about vast global surveillance efforts of American intelligence agencies; also claims in statement that United States is blocking his asylum bids in other countries. MORE
Jul. 2, 2013
Prosecutors in case against Pfc Bradley Manning try to prove that he aided Al Qaeda by giving diplomatic and military documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Jun. 25, 2013
WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange, seemingly forgotten until their public support for Edward J Snowden, have in fact been under investigation by at least four United States agencies since 2010 leaks of American classified documents; wide-ranging investigations involve tens of thousands of pages of evidence and grand jury subpoenas for at least four former members of organization. MORE
Jun. 24, 2013
WikiLeaks again seizes global spotlight by assisting Edward J Snowden in his daring flight from Hong Kong to Moscow, mounting bold defense of culture of national security disclosures; group has provided legal and logistical support to Snowden, sending British activist Sarah Harrison to accompany him on flight; founder Julian Assange has met with Ecuadorean representatives to support request for asylum. MORE
Jun. 20, 2013
WikiLeaks activists in Iceland are discussing with government officials there the possibility of asylum for Edward J Snowden, former National Security Agency contractor who disclosed hundreds of classified documents on American surveillance; WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says legal and practical obstacles are under review by Snowden's lawyers and supporters. MORE
Jun. 18, 2013
Prosecutors lay groundwork for trying to prove that Pfc Bradley Manning gave WikiLeaks the e-mail addresses of more than 70,000 troops deployed in Iraq, charge to which he has pleaded not guilty. MORE
Jun. 5, 2013
Adrian Lamo, former computer hacker who reported Pfc Bradley Manning to military authorities in May 2010 after Manning confided that he had provided vast archives of secret government documents to WikiLeaks, testifies at the Private's court-martial; Lamo, despised by Manning's supporters, has maintained that turning Private Manning in was socially responsible act because such a wholesale leaking recklessly endangered others. MORE
Jun. 4, 2013
Court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning, whose secret release of vast archive of military and diplomatic materials put WikiLeaks into international spotlight, opens with dueling portrayals; prosecutor says Manning is traitor who put sensitive information into enemy hands, while his defense lawyer insists his client had been 'naive.' MORE
Jun. 4, 2013
Officials from Ecuador and Great Britain are scheduled to meet to discuss case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been holed up for nearly a year in Ecuadorean Embassy, foiling British attempts to extradite him to Sweden to face charges of sexual misconduct. MORE
May. 29, 2013
Ecuador's foreign minister accuses British government of trampling on the human rights of the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange by refusing to allow him to travel to Ecuador, which granted him political asylum in 2012. MORE
May. 22, 2013
Government drops one charge against Pfc Bradley Manning, confessed source of vast archives of government documents made public through WikiLeaks, as pretrial hearings wrap up. MORE
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The release of Canadian diplomatic cables has cast new light on the military crackdown in Beijing, but one assertion in them — that top Chinese officials asked the Swiss ambassador about transferring large sums abroad — has been disputed.
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January 27, 2015, Tuesday
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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) July 08, 2013 -- RCN Chicago sponsors two July screening events, as part of the Chicago Park District's 13th Annual Movies in the Parks series that runs through September 14, 2013. The series features 195 contemporary and classic movies that will be broadcast in 150 parks citywide. Admission is free, and all movies will begin at dusk, weather permitting. For a complete list of movies, visit http://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/events/movies. Movies in the Parks is part of the Chicago Park District's Night Out in the Parks initiative, which features more than 750 citywide cultural and arts activities this summer, making parks a safe haven and a hub of activity. Visit http://www.nightoutintheparks.com for more information.
Visit the RCN Chicago tent for giveaways, raffles and more on Tuesday, July 9, 2013, at Montgomery Ward Park (630 N. Kingsbury) for the screening of Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story and on Monday, July 29, 2013, at Belmont Harbor (2025 N. Lincoln Park West) for the screening of It Happened One Night. RCN representatives will be offering various giveaways and raffle premium items to complement the Movies in the Parks experience.
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Delaware Hayes had a miserable time Friday in Hilliard, as host Bradley scored 14 or more points in each of the four quarters on the way to a 61-7 OCC-Capital Division win.
The Pacers (3-5, 2-3 OCC), who picked up their only points when quarterback Alex Rafeld found C.J. Wade in the end zone from 10 yards out in the third quarter, moved the ball fairly well, collecting 15 first downs on 299 yards of total offense.
The defense, though, hand its hands full all night long.
The Jaguars (6-2, 3-2 OCC) were powered by a career day from Blake Scipio, who rushed for 283 yards in just 16 attempts. He also found the end zone four times, including from four yards out early in the first quarter to give his team a 7-0 lead.
Terell Stanford, who had 115 yards rushing in just four carries, scored shortly after, breaking off a 59-yard TD run to make it 14-0 in the first.
Bradley then scored three times in the second, making it a 33-0 advantage at the break. Cody Klein started the stretch with a 26-yard TD reception from quarterback Conor Driscoll, Scipio added a 22-yard TD run a bit later and Walid Abdel-Jabbar capped the quarter's scoring with a one-yard run. The point-after attempt failed following two of the three scores, but it didn't matter considering the way the hosts were playing.
The Jaguars sealed the deal with four second-half scores — runs of two and 28 yards from Scipio, a four-yard TD run from Chad Reep and a C.J. Martin one-yard run. Bradley, which amassed 572 yards of total offense, had 546 of those yards come on the ground. The Jaguars, who rushed 41 times, averaged better than 13 yards per attempt.
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I have seen a few dead honeybees caught out in the cold after the warmer days last week. The Monarch Butterflies are leaving Mexico!
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Carol, I love these dainty butterflies in my garden sometimes missed because they are dwarfed by their larger friends. Those bulb displays are amazing...I can just smell them...we had more snow but we are due for the same warm up starting tomorrow...spring here we come!!
Lovely photos of fascinating creatures! I especially like the olive green ones. But I would probably take another standpoint if I were a farmer in your neighbourhood...
Even in our garden spring is held back - but Flower shows are already being held. Unfortunately I have been down with the flu so I missed this weekend's Garden fair in Stockholm.
Have a nice weekend! Kram/Laila
Fantastic photos ! Looks like we like photographing the same things lol . Have a good day !
I am summersick!
These little fuzzy little guys are some of my favorites. They are always around, and so often overlooked for the showier butterflies.
Dear Carol ~ I am always in awe of your wonderful photography. These shots of the two types of butterflies are exquisite.
Pretty soon spring will be there for you.
It is warm and humid down here.
Have a lovely weekend ~ FlowerLady
Hello Carol:
The beautifully complementary colours of the Orange Sulphur Butterflies and the Asters are just marvellous. You have captured them brilliantly here! It really looks as if they were 'made' for each other, of course, it is we are sure all part of Nature's Grand Plan!!
We too seem to have had a false start to Spring here in Budapest but temperatures are now at last beginning to warm up. Your pictures from Smith College of the bulb display last year are so uplifting and joyous, we do so hope that you will be able to get there and enjoy this year's Spring Festival before the show is over.
How exciting to think that the Monarch Butterflies may be on the wing and on the way to you. We are sure that you await their arrival with eager anticipation!!
Wonderful! I always see these first in the garden. I knew there was a reason I left a patch of vetch! Warmer temperatures beginning tomorrow. I'll have to start walking the garden everyday. Safe travels.
And I'm so pleased that you are sharing them with us, dear Carol!
Love these Orange Sulphur photos, the females with the little glowing though is really something. Those spring flowers in mass make beautiful photos.
Lovely photographs as always. So enjoy your blog - it always brings sunshine!
Beautiful photos! The green eyes of those sulfurs are amazing. The White Cabbages are most noticeable here in early spring and we get clouds of Sulfurs in the fall.
I really love these sulphur butterflies consuming nectar on Asters. Very colorful and vibrant. They are so pleasing to the eyes. Your pics are very clear and nice. Hope to see more butterfly pictures from your posts.
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I really love these sulphur butterflies consuming nectar on Asters. Very colorful and vibrant. They are so pleasing to the eyes. Your pics are very clear and nice. Hope to see more butterfly pictures from your posts.
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As I scroll down your amazing entry, I am having a dialogue with you. And here I am at the end with so many thoughts and impressions. It's pretty hopeless to try to say it all. So I will just say thank you for the education. Thank you for the beauty. The first assemblage just had me immobile . . . thinking of the most delicate of evening gowns. (Or flower fairies.) I loved your "whiff and whirl" comment. And, yes, I needed another prompting to get the bluebird house up. If it's too late for this year, maybe word will spread for next year.
Beautiful pictures !!!!!
Beautiful butterflies again, I could look at your great pictures all day! The little bluebird and spring bulbs are impressive too.
We're in that same stage of late winter/early spring and looking forward to blooms. It was in the 60's over the weekend and Monday but today is cold and wet.
Thank you EVERYONE! I am so honored and happy that you enjoy these flitting beauties as much as I. Thank you for taking the time to share with me.
Hi Carol; Such a wonderful collection of butterflies. The cabbage white, always a bit dreaded, but when one sees it with your eyes it is a different matter and it is so pretty, like a "snowwhite" under the butterflies. Are you keeping these pretty pictures for a series to hang on your walls, a memory of spring and summer. It is so hard to make pictures of butterflies because they have no time to stop...enjoy a lovely spring, the bluebird is sweet. T3


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That big stack of warranty Intell-ignition boards I have sez otherwise. The service bulletin beside them sez otherwise too.
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Labuda has been in law enforcement for 44 years, 23 of which have involved investigating animal cruelty cases. When he arrived in Jones County in 2010, newly-elected sheriff Danny Heath asked Labuda to form an animal crimes unit.
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Since then, Labuda has shut down a puppy mill in Pollocksville and worked cases of animal starvation and mistreatment.
One such case involved a horse named Levi, which had to be put down due to starvation. When residents learned of the incident, they asked Labuda what they could do to help.
"I said 'Send money,' so we opened up what's called the Levi Fund," Labuda said. "It's a trust fund to provide financial assistance to the animal crimes unit."
After the puppy mill shutdown in late 2012, Labuda received more help in the form of a donation from a high-profile donor. Labuda said Georgiana Bloomberg, daughter of former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, sent a check for $20,000, which was followed by a check from a philanthropic organization for $60,000.
Labuda used part of the funds to purchase a vehicle and equipment and to complete courses to achieve a Humane Law Enforcement Investigator designation through the University of Missouri.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University wrapped up 2010 Conference Carolinas play with a 6-3 victory over Mount Olive in womens tennis action Tuesday afternoon at the Knapp Tennis Center. The Lady Falcons finish the regular season 13-6 overall, 6-3 in league play heading into the weekends tournament. The Trojans fall to 8-13, 5-5.
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BANNER ELK, N.C. - Chad Mercado tallied 15 kills and .324 hitting percentage as the Lees-McRae College Bobcats men's volleyball team rolled to their fourth consecutive win with a 3-1 (30-15, 30-13, 25-30, 30-15) over the Pfeiffer University Falcons Saturday afternoon in a Conference Carolinas match in Williams Gymnasium. The Bobcats improve to 5-3 overall, 3-0 in conference play while the Falcons fall to 4-7, 1-4.
Mercado has been on a tear for the Bobcats during the four-game win streak leading the team in kills. Saturday his 15 kills came on 34 swings with only four errors for the .324 hitting percentage. He also tallied three block assists and ten digs in the match.
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