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Suicide Squad, which features director David Ayer alongside cast members Karen Fukuhara, Adam Beach, Cara Delevingne, Jay Hernandez, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Jai Courtney, Joel Kinnaman, Viola Davis, Margot Robbie and Will Smith. There's no Q&A, but you do get to see the Skwad assembled and hear Ayer say "shit" numerous times…
Suicide Squad hits theaters on August 5th 2016 and sees David Ayer (Fury) directing a cast that includes Will Smith (Focus) as Deadshot, Jared Leto (Dallas Buyers Club) as The Joker, Margot Robbie (The Wolf of Wall Street) as Harley Quinn, Jai Courtney (Terminator Genisys) as Captain Boomerang, Joel Kinnaman (RoboCop) as Rick Flagg, Viola Davis (The Help) as Amanda Waller, Cara Delevingne (Paper Towns) as Enchantress, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (Thor: The Dark World) as Killer Croc, Ray Olubowale (Resident Evil: Afterlife) as King Shark, Jay Hernandez (Hostel) as El Diablo, Adam Beach (Flags Of Our Fathers) as Slipknot, Jim Parrack (Fury) as Johnny Frost, Ike Barinholtz (The Mindy Project) as Hugo Strange, newcomer Karen Fukuhara as Katana, and Common (Selma) and Scott Eastwood (The Longest Ride) in as-yet-unconfirmed roles.
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Imagine Fox's The Last Man on Earth, but with more danger—hello, radioactive streams—and more drama. That's what you get with Z for Zachariah, an upcoming film starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, Margot Robbie, and Chris Pine.
The film is based on Robert C. O'Brien's 1974 novel of the same name, and follows a female survivor of the apocalypse whose life is made even more complicated when two men arrive at her remote valley farm. Judging from the trailer, Robbie and Ejiofor's characters get off to a romantic start—but once Pine's character shows up, the guns (literally) come out. Watch the trailer below:
Z for Zachariah arrives in theaters Aug. 21.
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Some some set photos added to the gallery. And here is one video where you can actually hear Margots voice for Harley Quinn.
Also comicbook.com have posted some on set videos that have been posted on instagram and twitter, click to see them HERE
Will Smith, Margot Robbie and the rest of their crew exit a rolled over truck with Smoke everywhere and the army surrounding them on the set of "Suicide Squad" in Toronto, Canada. Margot Robbie, Will Smith, Scott Eastwood, Joel Kinnaman, Jai Courtney, Jay Hernandez, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Adam Beach and Karen Fukuhara were all in costume in the scene.
Here is another on set video I found, hope to get photos when I can.
Source: video.chron.com & dailymail.co.uk/
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I seen the add myself during neighbours this evening, Margot will be one of the stars who started the beginning of a successful career on Neighbours along with the likes of Delta Goodrem, Guy Pearce and Kylie Minogue. Australian viewers will be lucky enough to see this airing on Channel 10, Monday 16th March. Here is the small preview:
While making the caper dramedy Focus, Will Smith and Margot Robbie trained on set with thief expert Apollo Robbins, who taught Smith mind tricks and Robbie how to lift cellphones off unsuspecting production assistants.
It didn't always go so well.
"I chickened out when I had to do the actual lift and the guy turned around and my hand was in his back pocket," says Robbie, mimicking her shame. "And it just looked like I was trying to cop a feel. Every time I walked past him in the hallways he'd put his back to the wall."
And thus, a set reputation was born. Or as Smith mimics it: "That's Margot Robbie, Australian ass-grabber!"Read more on the bad word that got Margot the job.
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Margot Robbie is a beautiful woman who's undoubtedly heard plenty of pick-up lines in her time. Now she's offering up some terrible ones of her own, as scripted by Josh Horowitz of MTZ. Watch the video below!
Horowitz handed Robbie a bunch of funny, bizarre come-ons to read for the camera. The Focus actress could barely keep it together as she offered her best spin on gems like: "You won't regret this. I can eat more Taco Bell than anyone you've ever met."
There was a definite scatological theme to the lines. "Meet me in the bathroom in five minutes," recited Robbie. "I made a bit of a mess in there and someone needs to go clean up." She also asked, "How attached are you to your penis, on a scale of 1 to 10?" But our favorite might be, "I bet you're wondering why I'm smiling so much. You'll smell it in a second."
Speaking of pick-up lines, while talking to "Extra" on the Oscars red carpet last week, Robbie mentioned one of her attempts to flirt with a waiter. "I was out to dinner, I was walking out and he's like, 'Okay see you later,' and I was like, 'Are you gonna call me.' He's like, 'Call you? I don't have your number,' and then I grabbed a pen and wrote my number on his arm." Smooth. Watch some less successful pick-up lines in the MTV video below.
Source: gossipcop.com/
Jimmy Fallon welcomed Margot Robbie as his latest guest on "The Tonight Show" Thursday.
The host decided to challenge the actress to an intense game of beer pong.
"I've had practice at this one," Robbie joked with Fallon.
The game required the players to chug the drink inside the cup then flip it over on the edge of the table.
First one to flip all their cups wins.
Not only did she cream him in the game, she beat him in heels.
Source: nydailynews.com/


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ICP alumna, Ashley Crouch Provides Mindfulness Program in Schools.
Ashley Crouch, (ICP, '13) is a Mindfulness Instructor at St. Thomas More Catholic School here in San Francisco. Ashley currently teaches weekly mindfulness lessons to students and teachers grades K - 5. The lessons are secular, interactive and fun! The program length can be modified to fit any s...
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On Thursday, June 4, 2015, Monique Lesarre, Psy.D. will be speaking at Stanford's "Soul Wounds: Trauma and Healing Across Generations" Conference. Please check it out, you can, there is a lot of resonance in our work at CIIS. Her session is entitled, "Utilizing concepts of African American Sou...
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Hobson with his station wagon and trademark pipe and fedora, ready to harangue the multitudes. (Source: Evening Star)
Despite recent events at the National Zoo, scares about escaped rodents in Washington are nothing new, and since this is Washington, these scares have sometimes had a political bent.
If you lived in DC in August of 1964, you might have seen Julius Hobson driving through downtown with a cage full of enormous rats strapped to the roof of his station wagon. Frustrated by the city government's refusal to do anything about the rat problem in Northeast and Southeast DC, and about the District's more affluent citizens' apathy about the issue, he said that if Southeast was having this problem, then Georgetown should share it too. Hobson caught "possum-sized rats" in Shaw and Northeast, and transported them up to Georgetown, promising to release the cage full of rats in the middle of the wealthy district unless the city government acted to curb the epidemic. Since he was, as a piece in The Washingtonian put it, "[a]ware that a DC problem usually is not a problem until it is a white problem," he decided to go ahead and make it a white problem.
Resurrection City spent six muddy weeks on the National Mall, within view of landmarks such as the Capitol. (Photo source: Wikipedia Commons)
In the early morning hours of June 23, 1968, thick clouds of tear gas rolled through a multitude of shacks on the National Mall. This shantytown was Resurrection City, and its residents were the nation's poor. As many ran from their shelters, they saw Martin Luther King, Jr.'s final dream of economic equality withering in the gas. They had been citizens of the city for six weeks, all the while campaigning for rights for the poor around D.C. Now their work seemed all for naught. After an increase in violence and with an expiring living permit, the police had come to chase them out. Children were crying, adults screaming, and some were even vomiting. But amid the chaos, a song rang out: "we shall overcome."
Picketers, including future Maryland State Senator Gwendolyn Greene Britt, stand outside Glen Echo Park in 1960. (Photo source: NPS)
You might not immediately associate roller coasters with racial equality, but more than three years before Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s March on Washington, Maryland's Glen Echo Park was a focal point of the Civil Rights Movement. It made sense: since its opening in 1899, Glen Echo had been the premier amusement park for white Washingtonians. The park featured a number of modern roller coasters, a miniature railway, a Ferris wheel, an amphitheater, a pool: everything and more that other parks provided.
In the early 1960s, Malcolm X traveled widely preaching black separatism on behalf of the Nation of Islam and – after splitting from the group in 1964 – promoting a more moderate vision for American race relations. So, it's no surprise that he came to the nation's capital on a number of occasions.
On the 50th anniversary of his death, we look back on two rather unusual connections Malcolm made in Washington.
In 1964, D.C. was the site of the only known in-person meeting between Malcolm and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., which was significant considering the two leaders' very public differences on approaches to the civil rights movement. Malcolm once called King "Rev. Dr. Chicken-wing" in a not-so-subtle critique of non-violent civil disobedience.
The two staged a made-for-the-cameras meeting in the U.S. Capitol. But, as strange as the photo-op with King seemed at the time, Malcolm made headlines with an even more unlikely connection in Washington a few years earlier.
Fifty years ago tonight Dematha Catholic High School clashed with the aptly-named Power Memorial Academy out of New York City. Led by 7'1" center Lew Alcindor (who later became the all-time leading scorer in the history of the NBA as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), Power Memorial was riding a 71-game winning streak and had been tabbed as the mythical #1 high school team in the nation.
Dematha, which had made a name for itself in the Washington area prep circuit under then 33-year-old coach Morgan Wooten, was no slouch either. The Stags were riding a 23-game winning streak of their own. Still, it was clear Wooten's squad would have its hands full with the New Yorkers and, in particular, Alcindor, "a 17-year-old who is not only big but quick, smooth and agile" who was drawing comparisons to Wilt Chamberlain.
What happened that night at Cole Field House has been called the greatest high school basketball game ever played.
What are you doing tonight? Hopefully you're planning on going to the Arlington Historical Society's free public program with civil rights activist Joan Mulholland. It's tonight at 7pm at the Arlington County Central Library.
By the time she was 23, Mulholland had participated in more than fifty sit-ins and protests. She was a Freedom Rider, a participant in the near riotous Jackson, Mississippi Woolworth Sit-in, and helped plan and organize the March on Washington in 1963. On a local level, she was part of the first Arlington sit-ins, which integrated lunch counters across northern Virginia, and helped to coordinate demonstrations at Glen Echo Park, Bethesda's Hiser Theater amongst other locations.
During tonight's program, Mulholland will discuss her experiences and show clips from her son Loki's film, An Ordinary Hero. She was kind enough to sit down with Boundary Stones and give us a preview of her talk. Check out the video below and click through for more!
In 1964, SNCC focused efforts on black voter registration and education in Mississippi, which had the lowest percentage of African-Americans registered to vote in the country (a startling 6.7% as of 1962). The group recruited hundreds of volunteers from college campuses across the nation to come to the state to canvass.
The 1964 Freedom Summer movement in Mississippi does not generally conjure up images of the nation's capital. But a few of the organizers had strong ties to the District.
"God gave me a talent, and that talent was verbal skills". Critically acclaimed as America's first "shock jock," Petey Greene had the mouth and charisma to roar in the ears of people in the streets of Washington, D.C. His impact was no more apparent than in April of 1968 during the aftermath of Dr. Martin Luther King's assassination.
Running down the streets outraged, a group of about thirty young people burst into a drug store. "Martin Luther King is dead," they shouted. "Close the store down!". 26-year old Stokely Carmichael, former chairman of the SNNC and the initiator of the what became the "Black Power Movement" in 1967, led Washington, D.C. civilians down the streets demanding that all businesses close out of respect of the death of King.
Although the initial goal was to maintain peace, things quickly went out of Carmichael's hands. Emotions boiled and violence broke out.
The PBS documentary The Trials of Muhammad Ali, which airs on WETA on Monday, April 14, 2014 at 10 p.m., covers the boxing champ's struggles outside the ring during the tumultuous mid-1960s, when his refusal to serve in the military during the Vietnam War led to him being stripped of his title, and nearly cost him his freedom. The program also explores Ali's involvement in the Black Power movement of the 1960s, and his emergence as a symbol of protest and dissent for young people of that time.
Ali's duality as a firebrand activist and a revolutionary icon is examplified, in some ways, by his controversial appearance at Howard University in April 22, 1967, where he gave a speech to African-American students just days before he refused induction in the armed forces, which led to his indictment and conviction for draft evasion.
Nowadays the NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four is played in huge football stadiums that can seat 50,000 or more fans. But that wasn't always the case. Back in the day, the games took place in much smaller, on-campus arenas and the media coverage was paltry compared to what we see now. Such was the case in 1966, when the University of Maryland's Cole Field House hosted college basketball's final weekend.
That might not sound like a big deal, but with the way the tournament unfolded, the 1966 championship game proved to be a major event in the civil rights movement.
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Sintra and Cascais Small-Group Day Trip from Lisbon
- Day trip from Lisbon to the historic and beautiful towns of Sintra and Cascais
- Discover the natural wonders of Pena Park and Sintra Natural Park
- Visit the fairytale-like Pena National Palace and Sintra National Palace
- See the cliffs of Roca Cape, the westernmost point of continental Europe
- Enjoy a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast, including free time at Cascais Beach
- Small-group walking tour limited to 8 people for a more personalized experience
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
This day trip is a lovely break from the city. You'll learn about Portugal's royal heritage, see dramatic coastal cliffs and even get in a little beach time.
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Next, feel like Portuguese royalty as you enter the romantic Pena National Palace at the top of Sintra Mountain. See the Great Triton, the guardian of the palace, inspired by Manueline art. Inside the palace, admire the attention to detail in the bedrooms of the king and queen and the Arab Room.
Leave the palace and follow your guide to the historical center of Sintra, where you'll have free time to explore the town, to visit Sintra National Palace (where the Portuguese royalty of the 15th and 16th centuries used to spend the summer months) or have some lunch (own expense). For dessert, try a travesseiro or a queijada, two delicious local pastries.
Next, admire the landscape of Sintra Natural Park, passing Quinta da Regaleira, Seteais Palace and the Palace of Monserrate on the way. Enjoy a photo opportunity at the cliffs of Roca Cape (Cabo da Roca), the westernmost point of Europe, and visit the surfer's paradise of Guincho Beach. Pass the cliff at Hell's Mouth (Boca do Inferno), before stopping to stretch your legs along Cascais' bay.
Wander around the center of Cascais, a former fishing village and today a popular holiday spot. Follow your guide through narrow alleyways and see the traditional Portuguese white houses or enjoy some time relaxing at the beach.
On the drive back to Lisbon where your tour concludes, soak up the scenic views along the Atlantic coast and in the town of Estoril.
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July 2015
I think this was one of my top 3 tours in Lisbon. Sintra is beautiful and could be on the cool side so please take a jacket or sweater. Nice castle and grounds. The little town is charming and has good places to eat and shop. Great tour guide too. Then you go to Cascais where you can see the beach. The whole trip is very informative and the scenery is great!
July 2015
Our guide, Nadia, was really terrific, very friendly and learned everybody's name. We had a great experience on this tour.
July 2015
Our tour guide, Augusto, is pretty good in both Spanish and English. The trip is quite interesting. He is quite knowledgeable. I will recommend others to take the trip.
July 2015
I had really wanted to visit both Sintra and Cascais on my recent family vacation to Lisbon with my husband and our two young sons. After a little research, I decided this would be the best way to see both places in one day. It was a great decision. We were a small group of 6 and we traveled in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan. Our tour guide was a lovely young lady named Catarina. She was very warm and wonderful to my two boys. She was very knowledgeable about the sights and made the day feel as if we were spending it with a friend not a tour guide. We visited Pena Palace and had free time to visit other sights afterwards. We decided to relax and have Sintra specialties at the famous Café a Piriquita, namely queijadas and travesseiros. Then we had a brief stop at Cabo da Roca, which is the westernmost point of continental Europe. The tour ended with a longer stop at Cascais to enjoy the beach, followed by a drive along the Estoril coast. We really enjoyed our whole day and would definitely recommend this tour to anyone visiting Portugal.
July 2015
Io ed il mio ragazzo abbiamo fatto il tour di una giornata a Sintra, Cabo da Roca e Cascais il 10.07.2015:
- Ho prenotato e pagato il tour online direttamente dal sito Viator.
- Il punto di ritrovo era Praça dos Restauradores, proprio di fronte all'Hard Rock Café.
- Ottima esperienza: pulmini da 8 persone, con aria condizionata.
La nostra guida era Fred, molto simpatico, disponibile e preparato.
- Consiglio vivamente questo tour!
Ps. Il tour era in lingua inglese.
July 2015
Very interesting trip and the guide, Augustino, was excellent-and tips on what to dojust the right amount of information
July 2015
We really enjoyed this tour. Nadia was extremely friendly,well informed about all the sights visited and very courteous and entertaining with her stories. Well worth the money and would recommend to others
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July 2015
Highly recommend. Sintra is beautiful and should be seen. Our guide Fred was fantastic, very knowledgeable and funny. The town of Cascais is lovely and Cabo da Roca Europe's westernmost point is spectacular.
July 2015
Sintra attracts a lot of tourists, but it remains very pleasant and interesting to discover. Being in a small group, with a professional guide, was decidedly a plus. We enjoyed the drive along the Atlantic coast, including the stop at Cabo da Roca, the western-most point of continental Europe.
July 2015
Very nice and interesting tour led by a very professional and knowledgeable guide.


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The mother of fourth-grader Christopher Baker said her son called out to her when she walked up to him in the bag December 14. The case has spurred an online petition calling for the firing of school employees responsible.
"He was treated like trash and thrown in the hallway," Chris' mother, Sandra Baker, said today (NZ time). She did not know how exactly how long he had been in the bag, but probably not more than 20 minutes.
Mercer County schools Interim Superintendent Dennis Davis said confidentiality laws forbid him from commenting.
"The employees of the Mercer County Public Schools are qualified professionals who treat students with respect and dignity while providing a safe and nurturing learning environment," Davis said in a statement.
State education officials said they were investigating.
Chris is a student at Mercer County Intermediate School in Harrodsburg in central Kentucky. The day had barely begun when his family was called to the school because Chris was acting up. He is enrolled in a program for students with special needs.
Walking toward his classroom, Baker's mother saw the gym bag. There was a small hole at the top, she said, and she heard a familiar voice.
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A teacher's aide was there, and Baker demanded that her son be released. At first, the aide struggled to undo the drawstring, but the boy was pulled out of the bag, which had some small balls inside and resembled a green Army duffel bag, Baker said.
"When I got him out of the bag, his poor little eyes were as big as half dollars and he was sweating," Baker said. "I tried to talk to him and get his side of the reason they put him in there, and he said it was because he wouldn't do his work."
Baker said when school officials called the family to pick him up, they were told he was "jumping off the walls." Days later, at a meeting with school officials, Baker said she was told the boy had smirked at the teacher when he was told to put down a basketball, then threw it across the room.
At a meeting with school district officials, the bag was described as a "therapy bag," Baker said, though she wasn't clear exactly what that meant. She said her son would sometimes be asked to roll over a bag filled with balls as a form of therapy, but she didn't know her son was being placed in the bag. She said school officials told her it was not the first time they had put him in the bag.
So far, almost 700 people have signed a petition on the website change.org. Lydia Brown, an autistic 18-year-old Georgetown University freshman from Boston, said she started it after reading a story about Chris.
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Landon Bryce of San Jose, California, a former teacher who blogs about issues related to autism, said the school's treatment of Chris was "careless and disrespectful."
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Baker said she heard different accounts about her son's behaviour that day.
Baker stopped short of calling for the dismissal of school employees, but she said they should be suspended. They also need more training, she said.
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NL Rookie Of The Year Dark Horse Candidate: Norichika Aoki
By most accounts – including the MLB's own – this year's NL ROY competition is essentially a three-horse race, with Bryce Harper, Wade Miley and Todd Frazier all vying for the honors.
That said, the race is the NL is much closer than its AL counterpart (in that there's some competition at all) – what if there's a player outside of the three front-runners being overlooked? Might there be a chance for a dark horse to come in and take the ROY award?
Norichika Aoki is one such player. The Milwaukee Brewers outfielder is hardly a rookie to professional baseball – he came into the major leagues after leaving Japanese baseball as a seven-time NPB all-star, so it's hardly a surprise that he'd put up MLB numbers that puts him among the rookie elites.
So what are some of these numbers? Over 588 plate appearances in 2012 (nine less than Harper), Aoki notched six more hits (150) than the Washington Nationals' super-rookie; on top of that, he also hit for a higher average (.288), and got on base (.355) more than both Harper and Frazier. One of the main reasons for Aoki's success is his excellent plate discipline, striking out at a rate of just 9.4%; in comparison, both Harper and Frazier struck out at more than twice of Aoki's rate, at 20.1% and 22.2% respectively.
Simply put, Aoki made fewer outs than both guys ahead of him. When he got on base, the Japanese import didn't have any problem using his speed either, nabbing 30 stolen bases. A proper comparison for Aoki might be something like a Michael Bourn-lite – someone with less speed, but strikes out much less. Oh, and his ten homers doesn't make him a total loss in that category either.
With a 2.9 WAR on the season, Aoki is already the second-most valuable rookie in the NL (though it is likely that Frazier might have exceeded that with more playing time). So what holds the NPB vet back from the front of the pack?
Well, a couple of things. His counting numbers - particularly in power – aren't as flashy as either that of Harper's or Frazier's. Aoki scored just 81 runs despite the 10-30 season, but I'd say that hitting in front of a sub-par Rickie Weeks had something to do about that. The bigger factor why Aoki is being held back in the race is likely his defense, which is average at best; this is where Harper has a major advantage, as he has the ability to make game-changing plays that Aoki simply can't. Defense isn't the easiest thing to measure in numbers, but a -0.9 UZR for Aoki compared to a 9.9 for Harper should give you an idea of the gap between the two.
Despite this, I'd still like to think that Aoki should be as deserving of a NL ROY nod as Frazier is. As arguably the only true lead-off man in the NL rookie class, Aoki is as good a dark horse as any to steal some votes away from the favourites.
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Bowe Bergdahl has still not been interviewed by Army investigator as authorities try to determine how he ended up in insurgents' hands
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- Officials say Bergdahl has been cooperative but has not been read his legal rights or asked for a lawyer
The U.S. Army sergeant recently released from captivity by the Taliban is in something of a legal limbo as the investigation continues into why and how he left his post in Afghanistan five years ago and ended up in insurgents' hands.
Senior U.S. Army officials said Wednesday that Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl has not yet been interviewed by the two-star general appointed last week to investigate the matter.
They said he has not been read his legal rights and has not asked for a lawyer.
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The U.S. Army says Bergdahl has been released from inpatient care at Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas and the former prisoner of war in Afghanistan is now receiving outpatient care at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio
But the officials said the military team helping him recover from his imprisonment has told him that he is not immune from any subsequent charges, including anything linked to information he gives them now.
One senior Army official said that any admission Bergdahl may blurt out during the debriefings could be used against him. If that happens, the official said the debriefing would be halted and he could be read his rights and given access to a lawyer if he asked for one.
The official said Bergdahl has been cooperative and it appears he has not made any admissions that could be used against him.
The tenuous legal line is that the reintegration team is focusing on the five years he spent in captivity, not how he got there.
And Army officials said there is no suggestion that Bergdahl was guilty of any misconduct while he was held captive, so there is no reason yet to read him his legal rights.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the case publicly by name.
Bergdahl, 28, disappeared from his post in Paktika province in eastern Afghanistan on June 30, 2009. Some former members of his unit have said that he left of his own accord. Bergdahl has not commented publicly on the circumstances of his disappearance.
The Army officials said that the investigation will examine whether Bergdahl went AWOL or if he deserted his post
Several days after he disappeared, it became clear that he had been taken prisoner by insurgents.
The Army officials said Wednesday that the investigation launched last week into the matter will examine whether Bergdahl went AWOL or if he deserted his post.
A deserter in legal terms has no intention of returning, while a soldier who goes AWOL intends to.
Maj. Gen. Kenneth R. Dahl, deputy commanding general of 1st Corps at Joint Base Lewis McChord in Washington state, is conducting the investigation with a deadline of mid-August.
His recommendations would be forwarded to the director of the Army staff, who could approve or alter them, and then forward them to Bergdahl's commander for any appropriate action.
The questions surrounding Bergdahl's disappearance also complicate his back pay. His pay was initially going into his bank account after he disappeared, but at a certain point the account became frozen due to inactivity.
At that point, the Army set up another account to hold his pay. Bergdahl has access to the pay in his bank account, but not the pay in the second account. And, if it is determined he went AWOL or deserted, he could be forced to repay money.
The official said Bergdahl has been cooperative and it appears he has not made any admissions that could be used against him
According to a U.S. official, Bergdahl accumulated more than $300,000 in back pay since he disappeared in June 2009, but it's not clear how much of that has been frozen.
If it is determined that he did not go AWOL or desert his post, he also could receive roughly another $300,000 or more because he was a prisoner of war.
Once Bergdahl was back in U.S. military hands on May 31, he began to get his regular sergeant's pay.
U.S. officials have said that Bergdahl was largely held in Pakistan by members of the Haqqani network, which has strong links to the Taliban as well as Pakistan's intelligence service.
He was turned over to a U.S. military team by members of the Taliban on May 31, in exchange for the release of five Afghans being held at the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention center.
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Army officials would not say Wednesday whether he has the ability to move freely on and off the base or if his movements are being constrained.
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — The USTA announced that the 32nd season of the USTA Pro Circuit began today with the Plantation Open, a combined men's and women's clay court event in Plantation, Fla. In total, the 2011 USTA Pro Circuit will feature 88 events — including a record 30 tournaments scheduled to be played on clay — and a total prize money purse in excess of $3 million.
The Plantation Open begins a string of four consecutive $10,000 men's Futures events and two consecutive $25,000 women's events to be played on clay in Florida.
American Jesse Levine and Michelle Larcher de Brito of Portugal are the No. 1 seeds in their respective entry fields at Plantation. Levine, a former All-American at the University of Florida, reached the third round at Wimbledon in 2009, while Larcher de Brito had advanced to the third round of the 2009 French Open as a 16-year-old qualifier.
Other players scheduled to begin their season in Plantation include: 2010 US Open boys' finalist Denis Kudla; Beatrice Capra, who reached the third round of the 2010 US Open; Christian Harrison, who won the boys' 16s title at the 2008 USTA International Spring Championships as a 13-year-old and was sidelined for much of 2009 and 2010 with injuries; Shelby Rogers, the reigning USTA Girls' 18s National Champion; University of Virginia freshman Alex Domijan, who spent much of 2009 as the No. 1 player in the USTA Boys' 18s national standings; and Julie Ditty, the all-time leader in career USTA Pro Circuit titles with 36.
With prize money ranging from $10,000 to $100,000, the USTA Pro Circuit is the pathway to the US Open and tour-level competition for aspiring tennis professionals, and a frequent battleground for established players. Last year, more than 1,000 men and women from more than 70 countries competed on the USTA Pro Circuit for valuable ATP and WTA Tour ranking points. Administered on the local level, it is played on local tennis courts as part of the fabric of communities nationwide-an opportunity for current and new fans to experience the excitement and intensity of the professional game in their neighborhood.
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Live: Delicate Steve And Team Spirit Fight The Flames At 4Knots
The fire at the South Street Seaport gets extinguished.
C.S. Muncy
Team Spirit, Delicate Steve 4Knots Skippers Stage Saturday, July 14
Better than: The pier burning down.
At about 3:45 yesterday afternoon, I made my way to the front of the boat overlooking the Skippers Stage and wondered why there were so many people who wanted to see Delicate Steve. It's nothing personal, Steve; the crowd was just so big that it seemed like the Beatles reunited or something. But then, I saw it. Across the water, flames engulfed the end of Pier 17. People weren't sure what was happening. Some thought the fire started in a trash bin. Others said it was electrical (which turned out to be true). But in true rock 'n' roll spirit, Delicate Steve took the stage anyway, fire raging in the background.
Quickly, the band leapt into its carefully crafted guitar-driven sound. Frontman Steve Marion, sporting tight jeans and a black tank top, picked his instrument meticulously, like a surgeon careful at work. Around him, the other band members bounced and swayed, uncertain how long they'd be able to play but clearly doing the best they could with their time on stage.
With pieces of his long hair stuck to his forehead, Marion approached the mic and used his voice as just another instrument, offering ooh-ing and ah-ing rather than any clear lyrics. In front of the flames, the band squeaked through cuts for about about 15 minutes before they were forced to stop. But when they were, Marion, being the professional his is, didn't fuss; instead, he briefly led everyone in breathing exercises, hoping to stoke relaxation.
Team Spirit.
C.S. Muncy
Before the fire and Delicate Steve, Team Spiritthe side project of Passion Pit's Ayad Al-Adhamyblitzed the Skippers stage for about 35 minutes, zipping through their dynamic and energetic set. Al-Adhamy, sporting a mustache and thick-framed glasses, jumped and yelped around stage, wielding his yellow Telecaster like an M-16. "You're mouth is moving, I'll eat you up," he squealed on "Fuck the Beach," the group's lead single (it has an animated music video where the car drives into a giant, psychedelic creature's vagina). Later, he cried, "You know your attitude is keeping you on top."
Their energy high, Team Spirit acted a bit like cheerleaders for fans of rock 'n' roll. At one point, about two-thirds of the way through the set, a mosh pit wanted to break out near the stage. It was promptly stopped, but not before Al-Adhamy offered his advice: "Fuck that. Let it happen!" Maybe, but then again, that's how a fire gets started, right?
Critical bias: My dad is a volunteer firefighter.
Overheard: "He's like a Persian Elvis," in reference to Al-Adhamy.
Random notebook dump: FIRE!!!!!!!!!
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Love to see some expressions of affection and love from the pops, and grand parents too.. :)
How about some baby pics with daddy...
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Here's one more in the hospital! : )
Posted 07/01/2014
My lovely DH with are first son can't wait to take some pics with this boy.
Posted 07/01/2014
This was hubby and our DD...almost seven years ago...we both have to remember how to take care of a baby again! Lol
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Proud first time dad and an amazing one at that.
Shaylin Nicole born June 19, 2014
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Dh and dd when she was 3 days old. Always my favorite pic of them. I can't wait for newest lo!
Shurayah87 · Original Poster
Posted 07/01/2014
Omg I love these!! Beautiful!
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Here's all 3 of my boys!!
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