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An international team of researchers has found a group of mutations involved in T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-ALL), and showed that certain drugs, already in clinical use to treat other diseases, can eliminate the cells carrying these mutations.
Results* will be published next week in Nature Genetics and may promote the development of novel therapeutic approaches against leukemia.
The study was led by researcher Joo T. Barata at Instituto de Medicina Molecular in Lisbon, Portugal, jointly with J. Andres Yunes at Centro Infantil Boldrini in Campinas, So Paulo, Brazil, in collaboration with researchers from the National Cancer Institute in Frederick, Maryland, USA, the Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, The Netherlands; and other laboratories in Europe and the US.
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The current study shows that the mutations occur at the gene coding for a protein localized at the surface of T-cells, the interleukin-7 receptor (IL7R).
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Amnesty urges Maldives forces to stop violence
"I was forced to resign with guns all around me. They told me, if I don't resign, they won't hesitate to use arms," he said.
The military denied that it forced Nasheed to resign at gunpoint. "There is no officer in the military that would point a gun towards the president," said Brig. Gen. Ibrahim Didi.
"The military did not call for his resignation, he resigned voluntarily," Didi said, adding that the military is trying to bring peace to troubled areas quickly.
Police official Abdul Mannan Yousuf promised investigations into complaints of excessive use of force by police.
Speaking to about 2,000 wildly cheering members of his Maldivian Democratic Party in the capital, Male, Nasheed called for Hassan's immediate resignation and demanded the nation's top judge investigate those he said were responsible for his ouster.
Nasheed then led an anti-government demonstration. Police responded by firing tear gas.
"If the police are going to confront us we are going to face them," Nasheed told the rally. "We have to overcome our fear and we have to get strength."
Nasheed's supporters began rioting, throwing fire bombs and vandalizing a private TV station that had been critical of Nasheed's government.
Reeko Moosa Manik, a lawmaker and chairman of the party, was beaten unconscious by police and hospitalized, said his son Mudrikath Moosa. Nasheed and other lawmakers were beaten as well, he said.
Hassan, who had promised to protect Nasheed from retribution, said his predecessor was not under any restriction and was free to leave the country. However, he said he would not interfere with any police or court action against Nasheed.
Police were investigating the discovery of at least 100 bottles of alcohol inside a truck removing garbage Tuesday from the presidential residence as Nasheed prepared to relinquish power, said Shyam, the spokesman. Consuming alcohol outside tourist resorts is a crime. If charged and convicted of possession of alcohol, Nasheed could be sent to jail for three years, banished to a distant island, placed under house arrest or fined.
Nasheed's resignation marked a stunning fall for the former human rights campaigner who had been jailed for his activism. He is also an environmental celebrity for urging global action against climate change, warning that rising sea levels would inundate his archipelago nation.
Over the past year, Nasheed was battered by protests over soaring prices and demands for more religiously conservative policies. Last month, Nasheed's government arrested the nation's top criminal court judge for freeing a government critic and refused to release him as protests grew.
Nasheed defended his government.
"I did not want wealth or to continue in the presidency, but I wanted to bring good governance," he said.
The dueling leaders ran as a ticket in the 2008 elections after Nasheed's MDP formed a coalition with Hassan's Gaumee Itthihaad Party, or National Unity Party.
In a news conference Wednesday, Hassan sought to tamp down fears that Islamists were gaining power.
"They are part of the society; you can't ignore them," he said. "But there are wide range of people with different views, philosophies and ideas about politics. I am planning to create a plural multiparty government."
He also worked to reassure the vital tourism industry that the country, known for its stunning beaches and lavish resorts, remained a peaceful place to visit.
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By Robert Gehrke, The Salt Lake Tribune
Jul. 1–JACKSON, Wyo. — Over and over again this week, Western governors have been confronted with the issue of climate change and the threat it poses to the sustainability of the region's way of life.
It puts stresses on wildlife and its habitat, threatens water supply and challenges energy development, the attendees at the Western Governors Association annual meeting have been told.
And the issue has not been couched in terms of whether climate change is real, but how the governors can move aggressively to deal with the challenges it creates.
"What happens now is not that it's [a separate] issue, it's part of the discussion on every issue people are talking about," said Gov. Dave Freudenthal, of Wyoming, outgoing chairman of the Western Governors Association. "Much of the political judgment is over. The political judgment is you've got to consider this factor in everything you do."
Today, Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. will guide a session looking at what states can do to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, the economic impacts of climate change and how Western governors can ensure the federal government understands the region's concerns when setting climate policy.
"I think the science is increasingly compelling on our changing climate," said Huntsman, incoming WGA chairman. "I guess it would be easy to talk about water and wildlife and everything else in isolation but you can't."
Even the West's most conservative governors say they recognize that something is happening that leaders need to confront.
"No question about it. All you need to do is take a look at our weather patterns the last couple [of] years and we are having a climate change. The question is how much influence we have on that and, of course, there are various opinions," said Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter, of Idaho. "I think it's beneficial to always have the question as part of our vision, however far down the years you want to look."
The governors created a special council Sunday to try to preserve wildlife habitat and migration corridors that have been threatened by growth and development, but are also shrinking and changing as temperatures and seasons have altered.
On Monday, the discussion looked at how to meet future energy demands in a clean manner that won't aggravate climate change.
Earlier in the day, the governors discussed the demands placed on the region's water supply by anticipated growth, which Brad Udall, director of the Western Water Assessment, cautioned will be aggravated by expected global warming.
"We now know, and have known for some time, that climate change will fundamentally alter the water cycle," Udall said. Governors must expect more droughts and more floods, more rain and less snow, earlier runoff and rising seas.
The governors adopted a plan that calls for improved monitoring and data collection, water storage, and better anticipation and planning to address the effects of climate change.
Huntsman has already said that climate change will be at the forefront of the issues he hopes to address during his year leading the association, and he hopes to make the West's voice heard with the new presidential administration.
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In 2002, after corporate fraud at Enron led to the company's collapse, Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). Under SOX's main whistleblower protection provision, an employee of a publicly traded company who claims retaliation for "blowing the whistle" on fraudulent conduct or conduct that violates securities laws can sue his or her employer for reinstatement, back pay, compensatory damages, and attorney's fees.
On March 4, 2014, in Lawson v. FMR LLC, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that this whistleblower protection applies not only to employees of publicly owned companies, but also to employees of privately owned contractors and subcontractors of public companies. The Supreme Court's decision means private companies now face U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) investigations and lawsuits from employees claiming retaliation for reporting fraud or conduct prohibited by securities laws.
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Lawson v. FMR LLC was a 6-3 decision. In dissent, Justice Sotomayor wrote, "The majority's interpretation transforms [SOX's main whistleblower provision] into a sweeping source of litigation that Congress could not have intended." Indeed, the decision expands the universe of companies subject to a SOX whistleblower complaint from 4,000 to 5,000 public companies to potentially millions of private companies that do business with public companies.
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The Fayette County Sheriff's Office received a call at 7:55 p.m. on Jan. 22 from Fayette County Memorial Hospital reporting that a man walked into the hospital with a gunshot wound. The victim, Marcus J. Francis, was treated at FCMH and later transferred to a Columbus-area hospital for further treatment. He has since been released from the hospital, according to authorities.
Sheriff Vernon Stanforth said that Francis, a passenger in a 1998 Ford Explorer registered to the vehicle's driver, Carrie Mitchell of Washington C.H., arrived at a residence at 315 Clemens Road, southwest of New Holland. After pulling in the driveway, it was reported that Howland fired three gun shots into the passenger door area of the vehicle, striking Francis in the leg and hand.
Following the incident, Mitchell reportedly drove Francis to FCMH for medical treatment. Deputies responded to the home along with detectives from the Sheriff's Office, identifying the occupants of the home and initiating an investigation.
After Sheriff's detectives conducted several interviews, Howland, 31, of London, Ohio, was arrested on Jan. 23 and incarcerated in the Fayette County Jail on a charge of violating his probation. On Tuesday, he was charged with felonious assault. He is being held in the jail on a $25,000 bond.
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By Samuel Lee: The Middleweight division in boxing is probably the most competitive in the history of the sport. The name itself implies that this is the category for the "average" weight fighter. Not too heavy, not too light. Some have remained and dominated, such as Carlos Monzon, Marvin Hagler and Bernard Hopkins, while others have used it as a stepping stone from Welterweight/Junior-Middleweight or to Light-Heavyweight/Super-Middleweight.
What better division, then, to conjure up fantasy match-ups from! Always steep in talent, particular in the last 30 years, I don't need to mix and blend the eras. So my fantasy match-ups and their outcomes will be conjured from matches that could easily have occured at the time but for one reason or another never did.
'Marvelous' Marvin Hagler vs Herol 'Bomber' Graham, April 1987, Atlantic City
If Sugar Ray Leonard had remained retired and Hagler was still intent on breaking Monzon's Title record, a match with tricky British Mandatory challenger Herol Graham was on the cards. Graham was a switch hitting southpaw with a Naseem Hamed-esque style but without the punch power, particularly noted for how difficult it was to hit him!
Hagler at this point in his reign was showing signs of deter, slow and struggling against a limited slugger in John Mugabi and a blown up rusty version of Leonard. Despite, I still believe the Marvelous One had too much of everything to be threatened by Graham, and would have exposed Mr Graham's poor ring generalship and tendancy to completely lose his cool (as shown against Sumbu Kalambay, Mike McCallum and Julian Jackson).
Graham's lack of any decent type of punch would see Hagler quite simply bulldoze his way through the pecking and poking.
Hagler TKO8
Michael Nunn vs Nigel Benn, May 1989, Las Vegas
The two hottest things since sliced bread in the US and UK in the late eighties, Tyson aside, were Michael Nunn and Nigel Benn. Nunn: height, reach, hand speed, foot speed, workrate, stamina and out of this world slickness. Benn: power, aggression, hand speed, foot speed, head movement, body movement and out this world leverages. Both unbeaten. The ultimate match!
I believe a young, wild Benn's mindlessness would determine the manner in which the fight panned out. He is reduced to a punchers chance against the smart, talented Nunn, who was often 'on his bike' to keep his opponent off-balance and rarely stopped releasing useful long shots to keep his opponent occupied. The first two or three stanzas see Benn out of the blocks like Linford Christie and 'Second To' Nunn struggling to contain him.
'The Dark Destroyer' would get frustrated and begin tiring due to missed head hunting power shots, and when the pace slowed Nunn would pepper the Brit into submission.
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Mike McCallum vs Chris Eubank, June 1991, London
The #1 match for Jamaican Legend McCallum during his middleweight reign was British Braggart Chris 'Simply The Best' Eubank. 'The Body Snatcher' chased him for a unifiction fight, but Eubank and management were unwilling to engage the thought. 'What would be bring?,' stated promoter Barry Hearn, meaning returns at the box office. 'Danger,' someone replied.
I believe Eubank had a weakness towards taking body shots. It was not only Nigel Benn that nearly broke him in half with telegraphed leads downstairs, but weak-punching Hugo Corti with a McCallum-esque long left counter under the elbow, and McCallum-victim Michael Watson with a counter below.
Expect McCallum to struggle early on to get to grips with the awkward, lean back style and lateral movement of Eubank, but once he gets hold of his timing and distance you can also expect to see 'The Body Snatcher' land his counters below the Eubank shoulders to restict the Englishman's mobility and pepper him up-top to edge the rounds.
McCallum UD12
Gerald McClellan vs Roy Jones, July 1993, Las Vegas
The former amateur rivals and acquintance friends seemed destined to meet in the pro ranks in a rematch of their stand-out amateur war won by McClellan. The two most exciting, dynamic, devastating young fighters on the planet were expected to have a superfight series in the nineties, but for politics and tragedy.
What if the fight did happen, following Gerald's demolition job on a dangerous Julian Jackson and Roy's mastery of a younger, aggressive Bernard Hopkins.
I believe a cagey first few rounds would be in store for McClellan from Jones, as both men looked to find their range with the right hand by stabbing out extended lefts; Jones looking for potshots and McClellan looking for power shots; Jones catching the double jabs and McClellan leaning away from over-the-top counters; both men stop-start circling.
The fight would largely depend on whether Jones could stay off the ropes, because if 'G-Man' pinned him, he would land his pinpoint left hook to the Jones body that dropped dozens of foes. Another thing Jones would have to avoid is clinching for the same reason, as McClellan could side step and sneak one in down below.
I believe McClellan would get to Jones' body, one way or another, after four or five rounds, opening him up to the head shots; provided McClellan didn't go 'balls to the wall' to stop him in the first two or three. I'm sure he'd listen to Emanuel Steward in the corner.
McClellan TKO5
Carlos Monzon vs Marvin Hagler, July 1978, New York
Had the Argentine Legend continued fighting, top Philly hardman Hagler was the man to fight. Monzon was perhaps the steadiest, most accurate boxer there ever was in the division. Monzon maximized his long reach fantastically well and controlled the pace of a bout masterfully. He was far too smart for any of those seemingly mindless brutes of the early seventies. But Marvin Hagler was underratedly very cute around the period of the late seventies.
Monzon was the slightly stronger of the two, he literally lifted Benvenuti off his feet in their bout. However, I believe Monzon would struggle with the southpaw stance, smart style and speed of this version of Hagler. I believe Hagler would get his right jab off first while moving to his right, landing perhaps 50% of them and leaving Monzon unable to jab back or counter with his own right. Hagler was also a counter puncher at this stage, he had the great ability to step back at the right time and leave an orthodox fighter open to be countered inside of his lead right hand.
What Hagler lacked, however, was power in his southpaw left hand. He wouldn't keep Monzon honest, he wouldn't earn Monzon's respect. King Carlos would step a few inches further forward and open up more with one-twos and an array of counter-counters to slow down Hagler's jab-and-counter activity and active foot movement, landing perhaps 50% towards 10 rounds; before coolly leaning out of distance of young Hagler's frustrated leads in the last third as accuracy increases to perhaps 75%.
Monzon UD
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How the Pentagon Papers Came to be Published by the Beacon Press: A Remarkable Story Told by Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg, Dem Presidential Candidate Mike Gravel and Unitarian Leader Robert WestThirty-five years ago this weekend, Beacon Press lost a Supreme Court case brought against it by the U.S. government for publishing the first full edition of the Pentagon Papers. It is now well known how The New York Times first published excerpts of the top-secret documents in June 1971. But less well known is how the Beacon Press — a small, nonprofit publisher affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Association — came to...July 02, 2007 | Story
- A decade ago Dr. Linda Peeno made headlines when she told Congress about her work as a medical reviewer for the giant HMO Humana, where she says she denied a man life-saving medical care in order to boost company profits. She would go on to become one of the country's best-known whistleblowers about HMOs and the healthcare industry. [includes rush transcript]June 21, 2007 | Story
- A former worker at Wal-Mart is claiming the retail giant is running a sophisticated surveillance operation that targets employees, journalists, stockholders and critics. The worker, Bruce Gabbard, says the retail giant spied on employees, journalists, stockholders and critics of the company. We speak with the Wall Street Journal reporter who broke the story. [includes rush transcript]April 06, 2007 | Story
Pentagon Papers Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg to Government Insiders: Risk Prison to Leak Information Exposing Illegal Government ActionsAs we focus on the government crackdown against leakers, we speak with perhaps the most famous government whistleblower of the twentieth century, Daniel Ellsberg. In 1969 he leaked the Pentagon Papers, setting in motion actions that would eventually topple the Nixon presidency and end the Vietnam War. [includes rush transcript]April 26, 2006 | Story
FBI Whistleblower Colleen Rowley Warns Zacarias Moussaoui Trial May Mark Last Time Bush Administration Use Courts to Try Terror SuspectsAlthough a jury ruled Moussaoui is eligible for the death penalty on Monday, Rowley says administration officials may stop using criminal courts for future cases. "If you don't deal with them in the criminal court then you are allowed to go around all criminal procedure and the Constitution," she said. [includes rush transcript]April 04, 2006 | Story
- We speak with Jack Spadaro, the former head of the National Mine Health and Safety Academy, a branch of the Department of Labor. Spadaro discusses how we was forced out of his job as he attempted to investigate a 2000 mining accident. We are also joined by Hillary Hosta with the West Virginia-based Coal River Mountain Watch. [includes rush transcript]January 05, 2006 | Story
EXCLUSIVE: National Security Agency Whistleblower Warns Domestic Spying Program Is Sign the U.S. is Decaying Into a "Police State"Former NSA intelligence agent Russell Tice condemns reports that the Agency has been engaged in eavesdropping on U.S. citizens without court warrants. Tice has volunteered to testify before Congress about illegal black ops programs at the NSA. Tice said, "The freedom of the American people cannot be protected when our constitutional liberties are ignored and our nation has decayed into a police state." [includes rush transcript]January 03, 2006 | Story
- Wal-Mart executive James Lynn was fired from the company, he says, after he blew the whistle on factory conditions in Central America. Lynn documented forced pregnancy tests, 24-hour work shifts, extreme heat, pat-down searches, locked exits and other labor law violations. He is now suing the retail giant. We speak with Lynn's attorney and a Wal-Mart spokesperson. [includes rush transcript]July 01, 2005 | Story
Protecting Whistleblowers or Shielding Government Wrongdoing? Supreme Court on Journalists and Anonymous SourcesThe Supreme Court rejected appeals from two journalists–Judith Miller of The New York Times and Matthew Cooper of Time Magazine–who may face jail time for refusing to reveal sources in the leak of the identity of undercover CIA officer Valerie Plame. We take a look at anonymous sources and how journalists used them to sell the war in Iraq. [includes rush transcript]June 28, 2005 | Story
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You might think that a dog or a cat is the perfect pet, but you would be wrong. The perfect pet is a dragon. Read this funny book about how to find, train, and have fun with a dragon that's just right for you!
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Reading Level: Grades 4-6
Quiet Calli Gold feels out of place in her family of achievers. Her older brother Alex is the star of his school's basketball team. Her older sister Becca is an ice skater. The family calender is loaded with post-it notes, blue for Alex's games and practices, pink for Becca. Calli's color is yellow. There only two yellow post-its up for the whole month, appointments for the dentist and a haircut.
Reading Level: Grades 2-4
Sassy Simone Sanford feels invisible in her family. Her older brother, sister and her parents call her "Little Sister." Sassy hates that nickname. It sounds like she's a baby. Sassy is anything but a baby. She's a bubbly kid with a quirky fashion sense. Her friends appreciate her, she just needs her family to see her for who she is.
Reading Level: Grades 8-10
If the kid had just waited five minutes Detective George Rawls wouldn't have caught the case. He was on his way out when he was told that a kid had just walked through the door and confessed to murder. Small, slight 16-year-old Shayne Blank isn't like any killer the detective has ever encountered.
Switching between the stark interview room and the memories of Shayne's friend Mikey, the author pulls the reader into a tantalizing mystery that is almost impossible to put down.
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Julia and Eliza are best friends. They are also family. Even though they are the same age, Julia is Eliza's aunt. Of course, Eliza doesn't call her best friend "Aunt Julia" but still...they are more tied together in ways most friends are. That was never a problem...until the summer they turned twelve
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The second book in the wonderfully adventrous Dolittle series starts off by introducing us to Tommy Stubbins, future naturalist. To sate his curiosity about animals and their nature, Tommy asks Dr. Dolittle to apprentice him and teach him all he knows about animals and their languages - and so Dolittle, Stubbins and a few old friends set sail, hoping to learn the language of the Shellfish.
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Have you ever seen a slug in your backyard or garden? If so, you may have wondered -- "how on earth would I go about teaching this slug to read, if it asked me? I don't know the first thing about teaching a slug to read!" Well, never fear -- this wonderful, instructional book will tell you everything you need to know about teaching slugs the wonderful art of reading. You might even learn some good tips for yourself!
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UPDATE 5:25 p.m.: The bear was shot with a tranquilizer, taken into custody and is slumbering in an Animal Control vehicle, Borman said. The bear will be taken in for a 24-hour evaluation by the state biologist and then relocated.
VIRGINIA BEACH -- Animal control is working to capture a baby bear spotted in Virginia Beach Friday afternoon.
The bear was sighted in the 3300 block of Ocean Shore Avenue around 3 p.m.
VBPD Marine Patrol and other citizens were keeping track of the bear from the water, directing patrol officers to its location, according to Beach spokeswoman Tonya Borman.
Animal Control and Virginia Beach Police have the bear contained after it climbed a tree near Dolphin Road.
A state biologist is en route, Borman told WVEC.com.
Data shows the bear population statewide is growing 7 percent each year, according to Dept. of Game and Inland Fisheries. Some of that increase is due to triplet cubs, which is rare.
There are about 18,000 black bears in the state of Virginia. The Great Dismal Swamp has an estimated one bear per square mile.
Tips to deter bears:
Do not store household trash, or anything that smells like food, in vehicles, on porches or decks.
Keep your full or empty trash containers secured in a garage, shed or basement.
If you have a trash collection service, put your trash out the morning of the pickup, not the night before. Otherwise, take garbage to the dump frequently.
Take down your birdfeeder and keep it down for 3-4 weeks after the bear visits. It may return looking for food, but likely won't return after a few failed attempts to find it.
Consider installing electric fencing, an inexpensive and extremely efficient proven deterrent to bears, around dumpsters, gardens, beehives, or other potential food sources.


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Babyllon Garden Products was established 20 years ago, manufacturing garden related items. One of our early products was called the Babyllon Bowl, a very new innovative product. At the time local radio had a garden program presented by garden expert Dave Watkins, his review grabbed the attention of other gurus working in TV and on garden magazines.
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Md. Rep. Andy Harris may field D.C. pothole calls after radio remarks, Twitter reaction
Many D.C. residents, particularly those who desire autonomy, haven't been too happy lately with Republican congressman Andy Harris of Maryland.
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton to Congress: D.C.'s 'not your podunk town... Get off our back'
Norton: 'This is not your podunk town, so please get off our back.'
Senate candidate, ex-RNC chair Ed Gillespie avoids controversy in NewsChannel 8 interview
As a former Republican National Committee chairman and counselor to former President George W. Bush, Ed Gillespie knows political talking points like Beethoven knew music.
Rep. Jim Moran tells NewsChannel 8 he sees few decent U.S. options in volatile Iraq situation
Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) believes with the sudden rise of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, already having established numerous strongholds in Iraq and the country on the brink of dissolving into a sectarian civil war, whatever option the U.S. chooses surely will be rife with both controversy and the potential for civilian casualties.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Today's the day for McAuliffe and Virginia budget
Governor will announce his plans at late-morning news conference.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Dave Brat talks about 'economic prosperity'
The man who took down Eric Cantor shares his vision, albeit briefly.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Prosecutors take issue with McDonnell expert witnesses
They say proposed testimony in support of former Virginia governor is inadmissible under federal evidentiary rules.
DAYBREAK DAILY: 'We just Washingtonized Richmond'
Virginia GOP senator, John Watkins, laments the backroom wrangling with "politics trumping policy."
Mark Warner: Terry McAuliffe faces tough call on Medicaid expansion
Appearing Friday morning on NewsChannel 8's "NewsTalk," U.S. Senator and former Virginia governor Mark Warner – a proponent of the expansion -- paused when asked by host Bruce DePuyt about a potential executive order.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Bizarre circumstances break Virginia budget impasse
Senate will convene Thursday to enact a two-year state budget.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Prince William's Bob Marshall issues gay-marriage warning
Virginia delegate says it would result in "significant alteration, change and radical modification of every aspect of both individual, family and tax law in Virginia."
DAYBREAK DAILY: As expected, Brown skips Md. gubernatorial debate
But Doug Gansler and Heather Mizeur trade relatively mild jabs at Democratic affair geared toward Baltimore-area voters.
DAYBREAK DAILY: UR basketball staff grapples with balloon-crash aftermath
Associate head coach Ginny Doyle and operations director Natalie Lewis were killed last weekend.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Post-conviction details emerge in Alexis Murphy case
Randy Allen Taylor facing two life sentences, as recommended by the jury.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Donald Sterling apologizes for derogatory comments
Clippers owner calls them a "terrible mistake."
DAYBREAK DAILY: Testimony of sex talk enters Alexis Murphy case
Prosecutor rests case in murder trial of Randy Taylor.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Man denies being in Taylor camper when Alexis Murphy vanished
But Randy Allen Taylor claims he was, in fact, there as the murder trial in the case of the missing teen continues.
DAYBREAK DAILY: Big Ten newbee Maryland to open play against ACC, Virginia
Terps will play host to the Cavaliers Dec. 3 in ACC-Big Ten Challenge.
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disneyland next sunday!!! so just over a week to go to be in the happiest place on earth!
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Staff Sgt. Bales defers plea in Afghan massacre
That information should not be turned over to the government until Bales' defense team actually gives notice of their intent to use a mental-health defense or to have an expert testify, Scanlan said.
"There is no authority for the bizarre proposition that the accused has to submit to a compelled mental health examination before he gives notice of a mental defense," she wrote.
The judge said the conditions of the sanity board could be worked out later, but the review will be held.
Prosecutors also argued Thursday to set the trial quickly - for June 10 - because many witnesses remain in a volatile part of Afghanistan. Two possible witnesses have already been killed in separate and unrelated attacks, they noted, and as American troops withdraw, access to those witnesses is only going to get tougher and more dangerous.
"Simply stated, with each day that passes, the government's right to a fair trial is further jeopardized," they wrote in court filings.
Scanlan called that unrealistic, given how much time the defense team needs to review more than 30,000 pages of discovery materials, and find and interview witnesses - not to mention getting their own client to open up. The defense has suggested a May 2014 trial date.
"Without adequate time to develop the relationship of trust required for effective representation in a capital case, counsel may never learn or be able to present the most crucial facts about the accused, facts without which any possible understanding of his actions is impossible," she wrote.
She noted that Bales' case was formally referred to a court martial just last month. For the last five U.S. courts martial where the death penalty was a possible punishment, the average elapsed time from date of referral to date of trial was one year and eight months, she wrote. Setting Bales' trial for this June would be a record pace, she suggested, and would risk harming the quality of his legal defense.
The documents also show that Bales' lawyers requested the appointment of a neuropsychologist to the defense team after a forensic psychiatrist who had already been appointed, Dr. Thomas Grieger, reported that he didn't have the expertise to evaluate Bales for traumatic brain injury. The Army refused, saying the defense hadn't shown that such an appointment was necessary.
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Antony is the original spelling of the name Anthony. It can refer to:
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- Mark Antony (83–30 BC), Roman politician and general
- Anthony the Great, also known as Antony (c.251–356), Egyptian saint
- Metropolitan Antony (Bloom) of Sourozh (1914–2003), Russian Orthodox bishop
- Metropolitan Antony (Khrapovitsky) of Kiev (1863–1936), Russian Orthodox bishop
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Ok, so I am interested in playing GW. I know there have been expansions released for the base game. The latest seems like it's Nightfall.
To get the most current version of the game plus all previous expansions, do I buy Nightfall? Or is that just an expansion pack? If it is just an x-pack, what do I need to buy to get everything else? I hope I don;t have to buy the base game and every x-pack separately.
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Bob Bowman named Arizona State head; Michael Phelps joining coachFriday, April 24th, 2015
Coach Bowman and longtime mentee Michael Phelps are headed to Tempe.
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Katie Ledecky and Michael Phelps nominated for a combined nine awards for the 2014 Golden Goggles Awards.
Bruce Gemmell honored as ASCA Coach of the YearTuesday, September 16th, 2014
Bruce Gemmell, head coach at Nation's Capital Swim Club's Georgetown Prep site and mentor of Katie Ledecky, was named Coach of the Year for the second year in a row by the American Swimming Coaches Association.
Reality check for Phelps at Pan Pacific ChampsWednesday, August 20th, 2014
Michael Phelps has no easy road to the finals at this week's Pan Pacific Championships.
Katie Ledecky, Ryan Lochte, Nathan Adrian and Michael Phelps speak with mediaWednesday, August 20th, 2014
U.S. national teamers met with reporters ahead of Thursday's start of the 2014 Pan Pacific Championships.
Michael Phelps dealing with defeat in comebackSaturday, August 16th, 2014
After reaching the top of the podium in his first 12 nationals as a professional swimmer, Michael Phelps is relearning how to win.
Bruce Gemmell, Yuri Suguiyama added to Pan Pacific coaching staffsSunday, August 10th, 2014
Current and former Nation's Capital Swim Club coaches added to 2014 Pan Pacific Championship coaching staffs.
Prelims mark shows Michael Phelps is on the right trackSaturday, August 9th, 2014
Michael Phelps finishes in second place in the 100-meter butterfly at the USA Swimming nationals in Irvine, Calif.
Phelps signs with new suit company and it's not the one you expectedTuesday, August 5th, 2014
Michael Phelps won't be wearing Speedo at nationals for the first time since turning pro in 2000.
For Michael Phelps, there's no place like homeTuesday, August 5th, 2014
Michael Phelps has spent the majority of his storied career training with the same coach in the same pool in Baltimore.
Bob Bowman, Teri McKeever named 2014 Pan Pacs coachesWednesday, April 30th, 2014
NBAC's Bob Bowman and Cal's Teri McKeever named head coaches for the 2014 Pan Pacific Championships in Gold Coast, Australia.
33 of the best photos from the 2014 Mesa Grand Prix: Return of PhelpsTuesday, April 29th, 2014
Look back at the action from an exciting 2014 Mesa Grand Prix, including top-shots of Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte and Katie Ledecky.
Chesapeake Bay Swim results; 14-year-old Michael Andrews turns pro; and more swimming newsWednesday, June 12th, 2013
Read this week's top swimming stories in our midweek links.
Michael Phelps, Missy Franklin big winners at Golden GogglesTuesday, November 20th, 2012
Missy Franklin, Katie Ledecky and Dana Vollmer each walked away with two awards at USA Swimming's Golden Goggle Awards on Monday night. Michael Phelps ended his career on top.
Phelps coach takes Olympic consulting jobMonday, September 10th, 2012
Michael Phelps' longtime coach, Bob Bowman, plans to step down from coaching.
Phelps goes out with another goldSunday, August 5th, 2012
In his final Olympic race, Michael Phelps helps U.S. medley relay win gold.
Day 1 highlights from London: USA swim team earns four medalsSaturday, July 28th, 2012
It was an surprising day one in London during the swimming finals. Read excerpts from The Post's live blog from London.
Phelps and Schmitt win in final tuneupSunday, June 3rd, 2012
Michael Phelps won the 400-meter individual medley and Allison Schmitt swam the fastest time ever in America in the 200-meter freestyle on Saturday.
"I Guarantee It Will Not Be A Level Playing Field"Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009
Michael Phelps's longtime coach Bob Bowman says the decision not to restrict high-tech swimsuits at the world championships will put Phelps and other athletes at a "disadvantage" against "people who just put on a polyurethane suit and call it progress." Bowman said Phelps might alter his plans to swim the 100-meter free because of the decision.


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Featured in top notch publications such as Allure, People and Fitness Magazine, Twisted Heart designs come with a hard edge and a one-of-a-kind look. This trendy zip front hoodie features a charm zipper, and a sweet crystal heart embellishment. Pair with the matching Lovelicious Pant to finish the look! Fabric Content: 68% Cotton, 32% Modal Detail: Crystal Heart Embellishment, Front Pocket, Zip Front Closure with Zipper Charm, Kangaroo Front Pocket with Charm Embellishments Product Care: Machine Wash Cold Fit Guide: True to Size Designer Style No. HJ3526D5 Item No. 5040146


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Ridge View Winery
The Ridge View Winery is located near Mt. Sterling in Brown County. Enjoy their fine red and white wines here in West Central Illinois - where Pike, Adams, and Brown Counties converge to become the outdoor wonderland referred to as "The Little Ozarks." Beautiful scenery, great entertainment, plus the best wines in Illinois!
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Lake Hill Winery
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What the legacy of the Chicago strike should be
As a New York City public school teacher, I viewed last week's Chicago teachers strike–which ended last night–not as an argument with a clear "right" or "wrong," so much as an indicator of the overall brokenness of the American education system. Teachers struck because they face woefully inadequate working conditions, including over-sized class rosters, non-functioning heating and air-conditioning systems, limited or non-existent support from parents and administrators, and low pay. But perhaps the biggest point of contention: the threat of professional evaluations being tethered to students' scores on standardized tests whose results, many feel, penalize those who teach students with the highest needs.
The Chicago Public School board and Mayor Rahm Emanuel, for their part, want meaningful ways to assess teacher performance, which include standardized tests, and the ability to more easily dismiss underperforming teachers who, it is commonly felt, are rendered untouchable due to teachers union protection. They also seek to make their funding model (including everything from day-to-day operating costs to teacher pension plans) sustainable and provide more instructional time over the course of the year.
None of these concerns is invalid; however, harping on any one at the exclusion of the others is misguided. Too often in the education debate, we see a reductive approach: as though, say, agreeing to use standardized tests as a component of teacher evaluations, or conversely, doing away with them entirely, would suddenly solve everything. It's not all about tests, teacher quality, funding, or any one thing alone.
It's tempting for me, as a Bronx teacher, to offer my own work day as a sort of object lesson in institutional failure: In one of my classes, I have 47 students on the roster. Though I'm assured everything will be equalized such that none of my five classes has more than 33 students, I am anxious about finding enough time to connect with 165 10th graders of widely varying abilities, comment in a detailed way on all their writing, follow up with each of them to see that they comprehend the reading, and give assignments that aren't "busywork." The type of instruction most of these students need is intensive, and I'm spread thin. Every year I have to scramble to find, borrow, or steal enough books so that each student can do the assigned reading. To top it off, the Xerox machine is perpetually broken, so copies are rationed–and sometimes you need to give 165 kids a poem, a quiz, or a graphic organizer.
And yet, though these conditions exist in far too many urban classrooms, my daily experiences don't represent the sum total of what's wrong with education. Nor are the solutions I'd advocate for, such as more and better materials and increased funding at the state level in order hire more teachers and relieve the bloating of class sizes–enough that, were they implemented, everything would be "fixed." Every aspect of the conflict, from funding issues, to teacher evaluations, to teacher training and retention, to the culture of diminishing respect for education, needs its own set of solutions, even its own government task force, perhaps.
"We could not solve all the problems…it was time to end the strike," union leader Karen Lewis said last evening, shortly after the vote to end the strike. And truly, the outcome of the strike could never have been to solve all the problems. Rather, its legacy should be a nationwide wake-up call to look closely at this broken system as well as realizing that a holistic approach may not be realistic and to begin the laborious process of fixing its manifold, interconnected parts.
Ilana Garon is a writer and teacher in New York City. Her work appears regularly in Dissent Magazine, Education Week, and Huffington Post.
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Brewers bats silenced by Deduno as Twins win 4-1
MINNEAPOLIS The Milwaukee Brewers are sure ready for the calendar to turn.
Confident as they might still be, this month has sure been a rough one.
Aaron Hicks homered again and made another run-saving catch for Minnesota, helping Samuel Deduno and the Twins beat the Brewers 4-1 on Wednesday night.
"You try to stay positive with guys and don't try to panic, make sure that they know that we still believe they're going to do it," manager Ron Roenicke said. "Eventually we're going to come out of this, but it's getting old going out and losing all the time."
Deduno (1-1) pitched into the eighth inning, the longest start for a Twins pitcher in more than a month, and gave up four hits and one run. He beat Marco Estrada (4-3), who was done in by a three-run first that sent the Brewers to their fifth straight loss.
They are 5-21 in May.
"Sometimes we play good games and we lose, but there are a lot of games where we don't do much, and we didn't do much today," Roenicke said.
The night before in Milwaukee, Hicks had a home run and a double that set up the go-ahead run in the 14th inning. The rookie center fielder also made a jumping grab at the wall to take a homer away from Carlos Gomez earlier in the game.
This time, Hicks snagged a sinking line drive by Rickie Weeks with a dive to end the fourth and keep Gomez from scoring. In the second inning, Hicks nearly stole a double from Gomez with a long run and leap, but the ball fell out when his glove hit the top of the fence.
That was the only break the Brewers had.
"Our lineup, I think, is still unbelievable. We've got guys on this team who are former All-Stars or MVPs and can really hit," catcher Jonathan Lucroy said. "It's just a matter of getting it all going at once."
Gomez scored after consecutive groundouts, the only damage done against Deduno, the lanky right-hander recalled from Triple-A Rochester last week. He gave a lagging rotation and a tired bullpen a big lift.
Deduno is one of the hardest throwers the Twins have, but he also might be their wildest. His control problems surfaced dangerously in the eighth when Jean Segura, who had six hits Tuesday, was plunked on the left wrist. Segura writhed in pain but stayed in the game. Then Ryan Braun walked, and Casey Fien relieved.
Deduno left to a standing ovation, a rarity at Target Field for a starting pitcher over the last three years. Fien immediately induced a double-play grounder by Aramis Ramirez, and then first baseman Chris Parmelee finished the inning with a tumbling catch over the railing and into the dugout of a foul ball popped up by Gomez.
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Halyard retrieval
Losing a halyard up the mast is always a big pain in the rear, but if the mast in question has a spare halyard on it, there's a good chance you can bring the lost halyard back to the deck without leaving the deck yourself. Take a spare line, preferably an older one that is slightly stiff from a little too much exposure to salt and sun, and make a noose with a slip knot at the end of it. Then take your spare halyard's snapshackle and clasp the shackle around the standing part of your retrieval line just below the noose you made (the slip knot must be big enough that it does not slide through the snapshackle). The noose should be opened as wide as possible without going limp.
Next use the spare halyard to hoist the noose aloft into close proximity with the end of the lost halyard. By twitching your end of the spare halyard and the retrieval line with a bit of creative body English, you should eventually be able to get the noose around the end of the lost halyard. Then all you need do is yank on the retrieval line to close the noose. Pull the retrieval line back down to the deck and both the spare halyard and the lost halyard will come down with it.
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