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Santiago show - Ghosts in the machine.
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Santiago show - Ghosts in the machine.
Santiago show - Ghosts in the machine. The lemon is saved, but there are many uncomfortable resonances from Chile's dark past in the stadium and the city. No one wants to dig too deep.
Santiago, Chile. Show day. Well, the elastic band arrived on time so all is well in Lemon Land. Just as well, given that this show goes out live on national TV here. The stadium has undergone something of a facelift since the last time I was here (just a few months after Pinochet was ousted). They have taken a million yards of raw canvas and done an "Arabian Nights" job on every room and corridor in the place. This makes it all a little stuffy, but does serve to disguise the memory of the atrocities committed in this building. It was pretty grim beforehand - the place having been used to hold, torture and kill countless "undesirables" once Pinochet came to power. Its a hard thing to say, but when you've got a gig to do, its probably best to just get on with it and not dwell too much on the history of the building.
Having said that, though, Chile's Mothers of the Disappeared made a stage appearance tonight, and Bono made an appeal (on live TV, remember) to 'Mr. Pinochet' to "tell these women where their children are, so they can bury them and put them to rest". He also spoke about a country (any country) needing to deal with the past in order to face the future. It was interesting that in Argentina this sentiment got such overwhelming support from the audience, but here in Chile there were noticeably mixed opinions in the house. This is a beautiful, modern city (quite unrecognisable from when I was here in 1990) and it's a beautiful, peaceful country, but you can't help but feel its a fragile peace. (A rather strange 'city guide' in my hotel room makes the dubious boast that "in the main, Chile has been a very democratic country with only four periods of dictatorship in its entire history"). Now that on the surface all seems to be well here, the U.S. commercial invasion is in full swing (McDonald's is offering its latest promotional burger; the "McNifico"). We've had a crew joke, particularly in reference to the brand new shopping mall next to our hotel which looks like it just descended from suburban USA, "is this Santiago or San Diego?". There's a strong sense of "nobody dig too deep and it'll all be just fine". I hope so, its such a beautiful place, but along with Blockbuster Video, Radio Shack and Benetton there's a lot of ghosts lurking here.
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CTV News Montreal
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CTV News Montreal | |
Title screen, 2011–present
Also known as | Pulse News (1961–2001) CFCF News (2001–05) |
Format | News |
Presented by | Mutsumi Takahashi Tarah Schwartz Paul Karwatsky Catherine Sherriffs Caroline van Vlaardingen (and others) |
Country of origin | Canada |
Production | |
Running time | 60 minutes |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | CTV Montreal |
Picture format | 480i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV) |
Original run | January 20, 1961 | – present
CTV News Montreal (formerly known as Pulse News and CFCF News) is the news operation of CTV Montreal, a division of the Canadian network station CTV.
Since its first broadcast on January 20, 1961, CTV News Montreal has been known by various other titles and presented by various anchors throughout the years; one of its most acclaimed anchors includes Bill Haugland, who worked for the news operation for over 40 years. Its current anchors include Mutsumi Takahashi and Paul Karwatsky, who present the noon and evening editions on weekdays.[1] Catherine Sherriffs currently operates the late night edition,[2] and Caroline van Vlaardigen presents the weekend edition.
1961–2001: Carte Blanche and Pulse News[edit]
"Well I found the weather was kind of a dull statement of fact and found it kind of frustrating doing it straight and tried to have some fun with it, although not every night, and people think I was acting the fool every night, and not true. My father had an old raccoon coat from 1927, and I would put that on during a storm, or put on a tuque, put on a Canadiens sweater, the Expos gave me a uniform and wear it a couple of nights in the summer just to relieve my boredom."
CTV News Montreal debuted under the title of Pulse News on January 20, 1961.[3][4] Prior to the nightly airing of the newscast, a newsmagazine titled Carte Blanche would air for one hour,[3] with Jimmy Tapp as the host leading the way into the studio followed by the first sports director Brian MacFarlane, and first news anchor Art Leonard.[3] It aired for ten years until 1971.[4] Don McGowan was a meteorologist for Pulse News for many years,[3] and gained popularity among viewers for various other jobs at the station.[3][5] Dick Irvin was sportscaster and sports director for nearly three decades,[6] debuting in 1962 and remaining until his retirement in 1991.[6] Beginning in 1977, longtime reporter Bill Haugland stepped up as a lead anchor for the evening edition,[7] and Mutsumi Takahashi joined as co-anchor in 1986.[8]
2001–present: CFCF News and CTV News[edit]
Beginning in 2001, CTV News Montreal was no longer known as Pulse News; the name officially changed to CFCF News after the station was purchased by Bell Globemedia. During the four years of that title, Takahashi and Haugland remained as the lead evening anchors. In 2003, reporter Tarah Schwartz became the lead anchor of the weekend edition,[9] and Debra Arbec became the lead anchor of the late night edition.[10] In February 2005, reporter Todd van der Heyden joined Schwartz as co-anchor of the weekend edition. On October 3, 2005, CFCF News changed its title to simply CTV News. In 2006, Haugland announced that he would be retiring; his last newscast aired on November 30, 2006 after 29 years of being the lead anchor of CTV News Montreal.[11] Schwartz and van der Heyden remained as the lead anchors of the weekend edition, and Arbec also remained as the late night anchor.
Currently, CTV News Montreal produces 19 newscasts each week, with a noon, evening and late night edition. Takahashi is currently the lead anchor of the evening edition; after Haugland's departure veteran reporter Brian Britt stepped up as co-anchor. In 2008, Britt announced he too was retiring, and his last newscast aired on July 24, 2008. Shortly after Britt's departure he was replaced by weekend anchor Todd van der Heyden.[12] After van der Heyden became the lead co-anchor of the evening edition, reporter Paul Karwatsky took his place on the weekend edition starting in 2009.[13]
In May 2011, Arbec announced that she was leaving CTV News Montreal for a position at CBC Montreal.[14] Various other reporters filled the void left by Arbec for the remainder of May and then June 2011. It then announced that former CJAD announcer Catherine Sherriffs would become Arbec's permanent replacement on July 4, 2011.[15] After three years of being a lead co-anchor, van der Heyden announced in December 2011 that he would step down at the end of the month to become an anchor at CTV News Channel in Toronto.[16] Karwatsky was hired as an interim fill-in while a replacement was found, however it was announced in January 2012 that Karwatsky would become van der Heyden's permanent replacement.[17] In June 2013, it was announced that Tarah Schwartz would be temporarily vacating her position as lead anchor of the weekend addition for personal reasons; reporter and substitute anchor Caroline van Vlaardingen was named her temporary replacement.[18]
Current lead anchors[edit]
- Mutsumi Takahashi (weekdays 1986–present)
- Paul Karwatsky (weekends 2009–12, weekdays 2012–present)
- Tarah Schwartz (weekends 2003–present; currently on leave)
- Caroline van Vlaardingen (weekends 2013–present)
- Catherine Sherriffs (late nights 2011–present)
Former lead anchors[edit]
- Andrew Marquis (1970s)[3]
- Ron Reusch (1970s)[3]
- Bill Haugland (weekdays 1977–2006)
- Brian Britt (weekdays 2006–08)
- Debra Arbec (late nights 2003–11)
- Todd van der Heyden (weekends 2005–09, weekdays 2008–11)
- Annie DeMelt - general assignment reporter
- Laura Casella - general assignment reporter
- Derek Conlon - general assignment reporter
- Kevin Gallagher - general assignment reporter
- Stephane Giroux - legislative affairs reporter (1994–present)[19]
- Kevin Gould - online reporter
- Nadine Ishack - Sunday Bite feature reporter
- Maya Johnson - general assignment reporter
- Tania Krywiak - general assignment reporter
- Anne Lewis - general assignment reporter
- Amy Luft - online reporter
- Rob Lurie - general assignment reporter
- Christine Long - entertainment reporter for What's On
- Mose Persico - feature reporter for Mose at the Movies; host for Reel to Real and Entertainment Wrap featurettes
- Camille Ross - general assignment reporter
- Aphrodite Salas - general assignment reporter
- Mark Shaloub - general assignment reporter
- Cindy Sherwin - general assignment reporter; also fill-in anchor
- Caroline van Vlaardingen - current investigative/consumer reporter for On Your Side[note 1]
- Don McGowan[3][5]
- Lori Graham (weekdays 1997–present)[20]
- Lise McAuley (weekends 2000–present)[21][note 2]
- Randy Renaud (substitute)
Sports team[edit]
- Dick Irvin (1962–91)[6]
- Randy Tieman (1986–present)[22]
- Brian Wilde[23]
- André Corbeil[24]
- Paul Graif
- Ted Bird (columnist for Bird's Eye-View)[25]
Talkback Montreal[edit]
Talkback Montreal is a daily segment presented by the lead evening anchors. A poll is taken in which a question is asked to the viewers and they are encouraged to vote yes or no by calling the toll-free number on the screen or by going online to the CTV Montreal website.[26]
On Your Side[edit]
Currently, On Your Side is hosted by Caroline van Vlaardingen.[27] This segment follows van Vlaardingen as she investigates local legal issues involving restaurants, nail salons and apartment buildings and gets the defendant's side of the story. Previously, the segment has been hosted by Tania Krywiak and Todd van der Heyden.[28]
What's On[edit]
What's On is hosted by Christine Long,[29] and follows her as she covers what is going on in entertainment in Montreal.[30] Long is usually at the scene after a movie premiere or concert to get the inside story on what happened for the segment so viewers can go out and view it themselves. Typically, What's On can be seen on Friday evenings to accommodate the upcoming weekend.
Mose at the Movies[edit]
Mose at the Movies is hosted by its namesake Mose Persico.[31] This segment follows Persico as he gives viewers news on upcoming films, interviews various celebrities and also gives his reviews on films currently in theatres.[32] Persico also hosts the featurettes Reel to Real and Entertainment Wrap.
Sunday Bite[edit]
Sunday Bite is hosted by either Nadine Ishak or Aphrodite Salas.[33][34] This segment follows the host as they recommends different foods and restaurants to viewers in Montreal as well as food-shopping tips, eateries and cooking methods.[35] The segment can be seen typically on Sunday evenings, hence its title.
Postscript is hosted by executive producer Barry Wilson, and is an editorial segment in which Wilson expresses his points of view to viewers on current events.[36] Postscript can be seen on the noon and evening newscasts on Fridays.
Sports Extra[edit]
Sports Extra is presented by the sports anchor of that evening and shows the top stories in the sports world,[37] usually these stories follow hockey, football, baseball and others.
Randy's Rookies[edit]
Randy's Rookies is hosted by its namesake, sports anchor Randy Tieman.[38] In this segment, Tieman finds local athletes who have made impacts in the community and presents their story on the newscast. Typically, Randy's Rookies can be seen on Wednesday evenings.[39]
Bird's Eye-View[edit]
Bird's Eye-View is hosted by columnist Ted Bird. In this editorial segment, Bird presents his opinions and "eye-views" of everything in the sports world.[40] Typically, Bird's Eye-View can be seen on Monday evenings.[41]
Bedell's Blitz[edit]
Bedell's Blitz is a football segment hosted by radio announcer Jack Bedell. In this segment, Bedell gives viewers news in the football world as well as his opinions and plays on recent games.[42]
The Scrum[edit]
The Scrum follows sports reporters as they get the "inside scoop" from Montreal Canadiens hockey players minutes after they get off the ice.[43]
The Engels Angle[edit]
The Engels Angle is hosted by sports writer Eric Engels,[44] as he expresses his views on the world of hockey; Engels also writes for CTV Montreal's Habs Hub, reports for XM Radio's NHL Home Ice and is an announcer for TSN Radio 990.
CTV News Montreal has used various slogans over the course of years since 1961.
- More to See (1961–81)
- Taking You to the Stars (1981–82)
- It's All Happening Right Here (1983–84)
- Twelve's the One (1984–85)
- Just Look! Look What's Here on 12 (1985–86)
- More On 12 (1986)
- Stand Up and Tell 'Em Montreal's Great! (1986–89)
- Great Things Going On (1989–93)
- 10, 20, 30 Years...It Seems Like Yesterday (1991, thirtieth anniversary celebrations)
- The 1 2 Watch (1993–97)
- Montreal's 1 2 Watch, CFCF 12 (1997–2001)
- Montreal's One To Watch, CTV (2001–05)
- Montreal's Watching CTV News (2005–present)[note 3]
- ^ "Paul Karwatsky announced as new co-anchor of CTV News Montreal at Six". Retrieved 22 April 2012.
- ^ "Catherine Sherriffs - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Dubois, Bob (January 19, 2011). "Happy Birthday CFCF-12/ AKA CTV: Montreal's One 2 Watch". Le Messager Verdun. Retrieved December 20, 2012.
- ^ a b "Biographies: Jimmy Tapp". Canadian Communications Foundation. Retrieved December 20, 2012.
- ^ a b CTV Montreal (January 6, 2011). "Blasts from the Past". CTV Montreal News. Retrieved December 20, 2012.
- ^ a b c "Biographies: Dick Irvin, Jr.". Canadian Communications Foundation. Retrieved December 20, 2012.
- ^ "CTV Montreal celebrates 50 years on air". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Mutsumi Takahashi - Co-anchor of CFCF News Program". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Tarah Schwartz - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Debra Arbec - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Montreal Icon Bill Haugland Retires - TO411 Daily". 25 October 2006. Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Todd van der Heyden - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Paul Karwatsky - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Debra Arbec joins CBC Montreal Team - Montreal - CBC News". 11 May 2011. Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Catherine Sherriffs to take over anchor's chair for CTV Late News". Retrieved 22 April 2012.
- ^ "Todd van der Heyden has left the building - CTV Montreal". 2 December 2011. Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Paul Karwatsky named co-anchor of flagship newscast - CTV Montreal". 18 January 2012. Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ Fagstein (June 14, 2013). "Caroline van Vlaardingen in the big chair". Fagstein Blog. Retrieved November 10, 2013.
- ^ "Stephane Giroux - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Lori Graham - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Lise McAuley - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Randy Tieman - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "CTV's Brian Wilde Previews Habs 2011-12". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "CTV Montreal: About Us". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "Bird's Eye-View - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 20 April 2012.
- ^ "CTV Montreal: Talkback Montreal Polls". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "On Your Side - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "On Your Side: 2009-2010". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Christine Long - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "What's On - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Mose Persico - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Mose at the Movies - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Nadine Ishak - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Aphrodite Salas - CTV Montreal". Retrieved November 10, 2013.
- ^ "Sunday Bite - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "CTV Postscript - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Sports Extra - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 22 April 2012.
- ^ "Randy's Rookies: Gabriel Chancy, volleyball". 18 April 2012. Retrieved 22 April 2012.
- ^ "Randy's Rookies: Hayley and Shannon Blake, gymnasts". 25 January 2012. Retrieved 22 April 2012.
- ^ "Bird's Eye-View - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 21 April 2012.
- ^ "Bird's Eye-View: Is Gauthier an evil genius?". 31 October 2011. Retrieved 22 April 2012.
- ^ "Bedell's Blitz - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 22 April 2012.
- ^ "The Scrum - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 22 April 2012.
- ^ "The Engels Angle - CTV Montreal". Retrieved 22 April 2012.

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Had the same instructor I had this past Wednesday, Rachel. She's very entertaining and motivating.
Today's circuit:
Side step squats
Reverse lunges holding a 30lbs weight
Front over head... read more
Where do I start? Hmm. There were planks, push-ups, kettlebell swings, lunges with a twist, squats, wall sitting things and I blocked out the rest. My adductors were killing me on Friday.
Sit-ups: 50, 30, 20
Decline push-ups: 20, 18, 17, 11, 10, 6, 6, 9, 7 , aaaaand I'm spent!
5 minutes in and I wanted to stop. Medicine ball bounce, medicine ball mountain climbers, kettlebell around the world, kettlebell reverse tri curls & some other stuff that I've blocked out... read more
Bench press & dumb bell fly alternating with work on my quads and hams.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to figure out how I'm going to get upstairs. O_o
Just sit-ups and push-ups. The time got away from me last night. I figured something is better than nothing
Bis, tris, lats, traps, and pecs. Multiple sets & reps until failure. Ended with 3 bent elbow planks held for 1 minute each.
Related: I can't lift my arms above my head. ;-)


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Hong Kong Playersmila_mail May 28th, 2006, 04:01 PM :bounce: :worship: Any ideas??? Pengwin May 28th, 2006, 08:31 PM Ling Zhang is the highest ranked (I think?), never seen any play :shrug: laikinon Jul 15th, 2006, 01:39 PM Hong Kong has sent a team of four players to participate in the Fedcup (Asia/Oceania Group II) held in Seoul between 19-22 April 2006, including Wing-yau Venise Chan (陳詠悠) (now ranked 677), Ka-po Tong (湯家寶), who has not played in any ITF matches for years since her marriage, as wel as Geraldine Leong and and Chun-Wing Sher. Here's the result. Hong Kong, China defeated Kazakhstan 2-0 in Korea, Rep. 1st match Hong Kong, China vs Kazakhstan Hong Kong, China defeated Kazakhstan 2-0 R1 - K.TONG (HKG) def. Y.MOROZOVA (KAZ) 6-0 6-0 R2 - W.CHAN (HKG) def. M.KOVALEVA (KAZ) 6-0 6-4 R3 - W.CHAN / K.TONG (HKG) v M.KOVALEVA / Y.MOROZOVA (KAZ) Not played 2nd match: Hong Kong, China vs Singapore Hong Kong, China defeated Singapore 2-0 R1 - K.TONG (HKG) def. S.BOEY (SIN) 6-0 6-0 R2 - W.CHAN (HKG) def. W.LEE (SIN) 6-0 6-0 R3 - W.CHAN / K.TONG (HKG) v W.LEE / Y.NG (SIN) Not played 3rd match: Hong Kong, China vs Syria Hong Kong, China defeated Syria 3-0 in Korea, Rep. R1 - G.LEONG (HKG) def. S.KHAYAT (SYR) 6-1 6-0 R2 - K.TONG (HKG) def. S.MAKKI (SYR) 6-0 6-0 R3 - G.LEONG / C.SHER (HKG) def. L.JOUAYED / . (SYR) 6-1 6-0 Hong Kong China and Kazakhstan promoted to Asia/Oceania Zone Group I in 2007. This is an encouraging result for Hong Kong. I have heard that Wing-yau Venise Chan is a very promising young player and I think we should eye on her performance in the future years. andrewC Jul 16th, 2006, 11:45 PM Venise has alread won some 10k ITF's :banana: -sugi- Jul 17th, 2006, 12:43 PM Venise Chan :worship: One of my favourite juniors :) Rising Sun Jul 17th, 2006, 06:15 PM Hong Kong's Fed Cup team are going to be very formidable next year if they get their strongest team. I wonder why Zhang Ling and Jessica Yang didn't play this year? :confused: Happy Guy Jul 22nd, 2006, 07:00 PM Venise def Polly Lam 6-3 6-4 in QF of 10K Thailand. So interesting to see HK players squaring off outside HK. :) Happy Guy Jul 22nd, 2006, 07:06 PM Venise has reached the final at 10K Thailand 1 and will vie for her second ITF Title tomorrow! DolceVita Jul 23rd, 2006, 12:01 PM :yeah: Venise Chan won 2006 - 10K Thailand 1 Happy Guy Jul 23rd, 2006, 02:46 PM Congrats, Venise! Title no. 2!:yeah: By the way, anyone knows if Tong Ka Po is making a full comeback? She gave three double bagels in Fed Cup this April and participated in two ITF tournaments ever since. andrewC Jul 26th, 2006, 08:06 PM It would be good to see Tong Ka-Po come back, she showed a bit of promise when she first played ont he tour. Great result for Venise, Manila 10k ending the weekend of my 20th birthday woohoo, now Bangkok 10k :banana: some great photos in the challengers tournaments threads if anyone wants to look them up, along with Polly Lam (who i think in one photo looks a lot like Peng Shuai!) and Jessica Yang. Go Hong Kong! andrewC Jul 26th, 2006, 08:09 PM Oh, and after winning Bangkok, Venise is up to career high 585 in WTA rankings :banana: andrewC Aug 23rd, 2007, 08:32 PM Ling Zhang won a 10K recently :banana: maybe taking over Venise now as Hong Kong's best hope, especially seeing as Venise has gone off to College in America instead of turning pro... Good decision if she kept getting stuck when she moved up to 25K's and losing early :o Sassy-Na Aug 24th, 2007, 07:13 AM i want to be their coach :sad: andrewC Jul 1st, 2008, 12:13 AM Jessica Yang Zi-Jun thrashed her first round opponent in Wimbledon Girls 08 :D Kepp going! :banana: alex14 Aug 12th, 2008, 09:20 AM hey guys, i know this has nothing to do with hong kong players, but i have just moved to Hong Kong, and looking to get into some tennis again, i used to be top 300 ranked, 18/u junior in australia when i was 14, but had to stop playing, im now 18. Would be nice to meet some people into tennis, and have a few hits...if anyone is interested, private message me. thanks :) Xx |


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Cool movie like it a lot and cool choice in voices and music makes it funnier. Keep making more although a little harsh toward megaman but that doesnt really matter. Make more soon you can get far.
YAY! Heat Man gets recognized in a good way! Great flash movie!
This was cool! And funny!
Heh heh, Heat Man has always been my favorite robot master from Mega Man 2. It's nice to finally see him get recognition. I loved the music and watching Heat Man dance! Thumbs up!
You and I have to be related somehow!! I love Cut Man, Heat Man, and Spiritual Tazer!! Anyways, this was great. Heat Man dancing was funny. Keep it up and make more Mega Man based movies!
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Here is the key point: whenever we observe an if–then operation that alters a creature's behavior based upon some new or changed situation, we have discovered evidence of intelligent design. What makes us sure? The if–then operation incorporates previously acquired knowledge to decide whether to take a future pre-programmed action.
A fascinating article about how the sheer volume and complexity of the information ("software") contained in DNA is even more difficult for Darwinian evolution to explain than the physical adaptive changes between species.
The pursuit of knowledge about the universe is definitionally integral to science (you can look it up!), and you are simply not a scientist if you don't embrace the assumption that the universe is intelligible to reasoned, evidence-based investigation. But the aim of "avoiding the worst possible misery for everyone" is not definitionally integral to morality; it is one possible definition of the good that morality pursues. And, once again, the scientific method cannot settle the question of whether that definition is correct.
I have no problem, and nor should anyone, with Harris declaring that he favors a particular moral system, defining its terms to the best of his ability, and then explaining why he thinks scientific inquiry can help us maximize the end that system privileges. If you know what moral ends you're driving at, then clearly science can be of assistance in your quest; the idea that the two spheres of inquiry never overlap is obscurantist and silly. But he would be much more persuasive on that narrower point if gave up on the broader one, and reconciled himself to the fact that his style of utilitarianism is not the self-evident and scientific foundation for all sensible moral inquiry that he believes it to be.
To begin with, the findings of science entail that the belief systems of all the world's traditional religions and cultures—their theories of the origins of life, humans, and societies—are factually mistaken. We know, but our ancestors did not, that humans belong to a single species of African primate that developed agriculture, government, and writing late in its history. We know that our species is a tiny twig of a genealogical tree that embraces all living things and that emerged from prebiotic chemicals almost four billion years ago. We know that we live on a planet that revolves around one of a hundred billion stars in our galaxy, which is one of a hundred billion galaxies in a 13.8-billion-year-old universe, possibly one of a vast number of universes. We know that our intuitions about space, time, matter, and causation are incommensurable with the nature of reality on scales that are very large and very small. We know that the laws governing the physical world (including accidents, disease, and other misfortunes) have no goals that pertain to human well-being. There is no such thing as fate, providence, karma, spells, curses, augury, divine retribution, or answered prayers—though the discrepancy between the laws of probability and the workings of cognition may explain why people believe there are. And we know that we did not always know these things, that the beloved convictions of every time and culture may be decisively falsified, doubtless including some we hold today.—
Steven Pinker - "Science Is Not Your Enemy"
This paragraph is a pitch-perfect example of assuming what you are trying to prove.
— Douglas Wilson, blogging through Jerry Coyne's Why Evolution Is True.Now this scientific racism (in which Darwin fully participated) got all tied up with the eugenics craze, as well as tied up with the increasingly accepted theory of evolution, and lots of scientific, chin-stroking words like biogeography. In the Introduction to The Descent of Man, Darwin said that one of the three goals of his book was to show "the value of the differences between the so-called races of man." He needed that as part of his argument.
This was before eugenics and the rest of all this foolishness covered itself with dishonor in the heyday of scientific racism, the German version, and so it was still possible back then for scientists to talk about differences in humans the way Coyne talks about finches. Since they could, they did. Since Coyne can't, he doesn't, but I would love to be present at a Q & A session where for some reason they couldn't turn my microphone off. I will put it this way — on the principles Coyne has been arguing for here, the theory of evolution justifies scientific racism as a clear possibility. It must be on the table. If we all evolved from a common ancestor, and if there are diverse populations of us, and if the rate of evolution is not a fixed constant like 9.8 meters per second squared, it follows that somebody could easily be a lot closer to that common ancestor than somebody else. Follow the argument wherever it leads, man. I thought scientists were supposed to be courageous.
The problem with the theory of Natural Selection is similar to the concept of utility—both claim to be an all-explaining cause of human behavior or social and natural development. Even in the case of natural selection—be it biological or social—are we not able to say in advance what would have to happen for this theory to not be valid? In other words, how would it look if the market (nature) did not select the most adatpable? It is actually a bit of a tautology: Those who survive are always those who are the most adaptable. But who actually are (how can we tell?) the most adaptable? Well, those who survive. We can only know this expost, from hindsight. So, if we only paraphrased this famous saying slightly, it would say only this: Those who survive are the most capable of surviving (instead of the word adaptable). In other words: Those who survive are those who survive. And so it happens that everyone who survives is pronounced the most adaptable. It is therefore necessary to agree with this "theory" because it cannot be disagreed with. So Social Darwinism is a truism. (263-264)— Tomas Sedlacek in Economics of Good and Evil: The Quest for Economic Meaning from Gilgamesh to Wall Street.
The problem is that if a certain approach is recognized as scientific by the scientific community, then it becomes a scientific topic. The opposite is understandably true; scientific truth is not, then, a matter of some kind of objective appraisal, but a matter of appraisal by its own academic community. Here, too, it is certainly possible to suspect the scientific community of a tendency leaning toward the political or scientific fashion. In this respect, we should be careful with trendy ideas. And we are not at all discussing how it is the scientific community that "creates" the truth and those who "appraise it" are one and the same. In the scientific world there is none of the division of power we know and carefully watch over in the world of politics. For this reason, Marxism-Leninism and, in the long run, even racism were entitled (at the time) to appropriate the title of "scientific." The fact that our scientific era is among the bloodiest in history was one of the serious cracks in the religion of secular progress. The sociologist Zygmunt Baumann argues that the Holocaust was not a mistake or misstep of modernity, but its direct result. (239)— Tomas Sedlacek in Economics of Good and Evil: The Quest for Economic Meaning from Gilgamesh to Wall Street.
You and I might be looking at the same deck of cards, but if I'm playing spades and you're playing poker, Occam's Razor looks completely reasonable to me and utterly absurd to you, and vice versa.
The place where modern scientific hubris really kicks in is with the whole subject of "junk DNA." and "dead genes" (pp. 66-73). How long have we even known about DNA? Since April of 1953, which means that our knowledge of the existence of DNA is two months older than I am. For pity's sake! It is as though a couple archeologists discovered that the library of Alexandria didn't really burn down, because they found the whole thing buried under sand, got into the first chamber, read two books, and declared the rest of the library worthless. They knew it was worthless because there were countless languages in there that they didn't understand. Just a bunch of gibberish. For an example of some of the pronouncements that ought not to have been made about this, you can check out the book trailer here.— Douglas Wilson, blogging through Jerry Coyne's Why Evolution Is True.
Now make the final adjustment [to this thought experiment]. Ten changes from species to species is absurdly low. A one in ten chance for the mutation to be beneficial is absurdly low. The chances that we will get identifiable survival advantage in less than a week is absurdly low. Get yourself a real calculator, one that goes up to the decillions, and enter the real numbers. The one thing you will not be able to do after that point is dismiss as an idiot someone who has trouble believing in this high speed miracle of yours with no God around. For mark my words, once the real numbers are entered, observing the process of evolution would be like watching a hummingbird fly.— Douglas Wilson is blogging through Jerry Coyne's book, Why Evolution Is True.
The trouble for evolutionists is that they set the evolutionary chronology back when we had no idea of the staggering complexities that go into even one-celled organisms. The chronological framework was set for them, and poured into concrete, back when we thought 600 million years was plenty of time. It reminds me of the time when I had a computer that had 10 megabytes of memory, which I thought cavernous. And the more complexity we find, which we are doing all the time, the more we have to fit into our 219,000,000,000 days [allotted by modern mainstream science].
What scientists say in research papers vs what they actually mean
…much of present-day biological knowledge is ideological. A key symptom of ideological thinking is the explanation that has no implications and cannot be tested. I call such logical dead ends antitheories because they have exactly the opposite effect of real theories: they stop thinking rather than stimulate it. Evolution by natural selection, for instance, which Charles Darwin originally conceived as a great theory, has lately come to function more as an antitheory, called upon to cover up embarrassing experimental shortcomings and legitimize findings that are at best questionable and at worst not even wrong. Your protein defies the laws of mass action? Evolution did it! Your complicated mess of chemical reactions turns into a chicken? Evolution! The human brain works on logical principles no computer can emulate? Evolution is the cause! Sometimes one hears it argued that the issue is moot because biochemistry is a fact-based discipline for which theories are neither helpful nor wanted. The argument is false, for theories are needed for formulating experiments. Biology has plenty of theories. They are just not discussed—or scrutinized—in public. The ostensibly noble repudiation of theoretical prejudice is, in fact, a cleverly disguised antitheory, whose actual function is to evade the requirement for logical consistency as a means of eliminating falsehood.— Nobel Prize-winning physicist Robert B. Laughlin, quoted by Vern Poythress
The authors of this book are very straightforward about the assumptions underlying their approach to science: they believe the Bible is true and authoritative, that it should be interpreted literally, and that it should inform every aspect of one's life, including forming your paradigm for approaching science. Even if you disagree with their starting points (or conclusions), it's refreshing to hear scientists articulate their a priori assumptions so clearly and unashamedly from the get-go. I wish everyone in this debate would do so. There is, in truth, no such thing as totally neutral science.
The most valuable lesson that any reader can take away from this book, whether he is sympathetic to it's viewpoint or not, is the recognition that paradigms are integral to one's view on any subject. Paradigms provide the entire intellectual framework for how one evaluates data and what "makes sense" to classify something as reasonable or not. In other words, paradigms provide a context for understanding the world. They are inescapable, but they are often unrecognized. For more, see Thomas Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.
Anyway, in the paradigm of these researchers, the history in Genesis is all true, the Flood really happened, and the Tower of Babel was the source of human civilization's spread throughout the globe. If you accept this premise and work your way outward from it, the book argues, all of a sudden a lot of otherwise unexplainable historical anomalies make sense and find a place in science and history. The modern naturalistic evolutionary worldview, which assumes a linear progression of human cultural development over millions of years, cannot account for the evidence of advanced civilization at many of the places in history that we find it, nor can it make sense of the similarities among ancient cultures that arose—apparently independently—thousands of miles apart, separated by oceans and continents. For example, there are scores of ancient architectural works that today's scientists still can't explain how they were built because the degree of advanced knowledge and understanding required is far ahead of what the evolutionary paradigm allows for. Another example is the commonality of various creation myths and religious laws. If Babel is true, and if this diaspora was indeed the headwater of a global expansion of highly civilized man, these commonalities make sense.
This book was obviously prepared by a team of college students overseen by one or more professors. The voice and writing quality varied by chapter. I also found some pretty unforgivable typos. This may be nit-picky, but a book about rigorous and intellectually honest science should set the bar high.
This book is neither a comprehensive defense of creationism nor a complete dismantling of evolution. It's simply an exploration of an sideline approach to some of the issues involved, and an exposition of how a different paradigm from the "mainstream scientific consensus" can explain the otherwise unexplainable. It definitely stretched my thinking
The basic thesis is pretty self explanatory from the title alone; what makes it extra fascinating is that Nagel is an atheist. He argues that evolutionary natural selection has enormous obstacles to overcome in plausibly explaining man's consciousness, his ability to reason, and his recognition of objective moral values—both in how they can currently exist within its framework of natural and unintelligent processes, and in explaining how they came about at all. These are obstacles that, Nagel argues, naturalistic Darwinism simply hasn't adequately addressed (yet)—and likely never will. He teases the "secular establishment," wishing it would
wean itself of the materialism and Darwinism of the gaps—to adapt one of its own pejorative tabs. I have tried to show that this approach is incapable of providing an adequate account, either constitutive or historical, of our universe. (127)
He calls the naturalistic materialism of the day "a heroic triumph of ideological theory over common sense." (128) Of course, the philosophical contender at the opposite side of the ring is some form of theism, which Nagel also denies as insufficient. He does discuss some of the challenges facing theism, but since the reigning consensus (at least among professional scientists and philosophers) is that of naturalistic materialism, this is where Nagel spends most of his time.
I will readily admit that a good bit of this 128-page book was over my head. Nagel is not writing popular-level philosophy, and I had to read and digest it slowly. But it's valuable to engage and follow arguments advanced by an intellectual heavyweight, especially from someone outside the fold of theism.
Lawrence M. Krauss, a well-known cosmologist and prolific popular-science writer, apparently means to announce to the world, in this new book, that the laws of quantum mechanics have in them the makings of a thoroughly scientific and adamantly secular explanation of why there is something rather than nothing. Period. Case closed. End of story. I kid you not. Look at the subtitle. Look at how Richard Dawkins sums it up in his afterword: "Even the last remaining trump card of the theologian, 'Why is there something rather than nothing?,' shrivels up before your eyes as you read these pages. If 'On the Origin of Species' was biology's deadliest blow to supernaturalism, we may come to see 'A Universe From Nothing' as the equivalent from cosmology. The title means exactly what it says. And what it says is devastating." Well, let's see.
Rather than new objections or new "proofs" of atheism, these guys just keep coming up with the same old ideas repackaged with new cover art. Solomon was right: there is nothing new under the sun….


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Based on an actual incident, Steven Spielberg's first theatrical feature follows the adventures of a Texas outlaw couple striving to keep their family together by any means necessary. Determined not to lose her child to the authorities, Lou Jean Poplin (Goldie Hawn) gets her obedient convict husband Clovis (William Atherton) to break out of jail and help her kidnap their baby from its foster parents. With hostage Officer Slide (Michael Sacks) in tow, the fugitives head across the plains to Sugarland, Texas, pursued by a flotilla of cop cars. Even though Slide becomes the couple's friend, the Law is bent on capturing its criminal quarry. Even though it was greeted with strong reviews, and Hal Barwood, Matthew Robbins, and Spielberg won the screenplay prize at the Cannes Film Festival, The Sugarland Express flopped. The young audience that had embraced the challenging tonal shifts of Bonnie and Clyde and Easy Rider in the late 1960s was no longer so reliably drawn to narrative uncertainties in 1974. The massive success of Spielberg's next picture, the popcorn thriller Jaws (1975), would confirm his suspicion that downbeat films were no longer the way to popular approval.
- Genre(s): Crime and Mystery,Thriller
- Run Time: 109min.
- DVD Release Date: 08/17/2004
- Director(s): Steven Spielberg
- Starring: Goldie Hawn , Ben Johnson , Michael Sacks , William Atherton , Gregory Walcott
- Themes: Hostage Situations,Parenthood,Kidnapping,Lovers on the Lam
- Tone: Affectionate,Bittersweet,Humorous,Tense,Wry
- Keywords: chase, child, hostage, pursuit, captive, captor, custody-battle, dysfunctional, escape, lesbianism, on-the-road, on-the-run, prison, rescue
- Language: English
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1974 | Cannes Film Festival | Best Screenplay | Matthew Robbins | Won |
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I feel so relieved that this semester is finally over, at this point I'm not even sure if I care whether I completely failed I'm just so glad it's over and done with and now I can look forward to next semester. I don't know if anyone out there has ever had such a feeling but it feels so good, and I might be slightly excited for the spring semester. But more importantly the holidays are here and I love them, from the Christmas specials to the seasonal food and drink (my favorite is soynog) but to me the best part about this time of year is going to sound cliché but I absolutely love being around my family and the way everyone is nicer to each other this time of year. Can't we all be this nice to each other all the time? We should all try to be in our own way.
December 2009
Because then I could sleep at night, and I wouldn't…and
I wouldn't have to walk around with the knowledge that
there's someone like you out there"—Good Will Hunting
how come everybody has these preconceived notions of who everybody else is based on first impressions and interests they have. Oh no I like to skate and have long hair which apparently would have people assume I am a stoner, well guess what I'm not in fact I don't do anything. Oh no I'm and art major, and actually enjoy drawing/painting/photography, oh he must be gay well you'd be wrong again. on that same note I have several gay friends which doesn't at all affect how i see them, they are good friends no matter what their sexual orientation is. I'd like to add (even though it doesn't affect me) just because two people are gay doesn't mean "they'd be perfect for each other" thats like taking two completely random straight people a placing them together and expecting them to be "perfect for each other" which more than likely they aren't. another gigantic contributer to these preconceived notions is music, music is a huge one, people will base an entire opinion on someone and whether or not they can even talk them based on their taste of music. so what If I like relient k's mmhmm?, guess what I also like H20's go. I also like the ataris anywhere but here as well as pennywise's full circle. And so what If I like both John Mayer and Death cab For cutie. how can you like them? how can you not like dashboard confessional?. Guess what I also don't like hanson or the spice girls or system of a down or cannibal corpse or lady gaga, but that doesn't mean I don't have friends that do. Another thing I'm kindof sick of is people thinking that if you don't/do watch certain tv shows/movies you're crazy, well I don't really watch much Tv and the things I do aren't shows that I'd "have to" tune into every week, it's just not for me, not to say it's wrong for you. does this all of a sudden change your opinion on me? Because if it does then i would like to remind you that I don't care at all what your opinion of me is, if you still want to have an unwarranted opinion fine, who am I to tell you that you can't? but don't pay attention to others opinions of you because when you start to worry what others think of you is when you start to lose who you are. I'm not going to care what you think at risk of changing how I think, everyone should just be themselves and stop putting so much weight on such little things.


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While you are in Tetovo, do not miss the Monastery of Lesok.
Leshok is a village a few kilometers northeast of Tetovo.
See my Lesok page in the link below for more info about the monastery.
Tetovo is the economic and cultural capital of the Albanians of FYR Macedonia... they live in the east, with the Albanian frontier
this region have had problemas some problems of separatist guerrillas during the recent times, because some Albanians of these zone want their independence
the Painted Mosque of Tetovo was made with Ottoman architecture
One of the most beautiful mosques in Macedonia is the Sarena Dzamija, also called Colorful Mosque, Painted Mosque, Pasha Djamija (Prince's Mosque) or Motley Mosque.
Allegedly 30,000 eggs were used to produce the paint.
The bath house (Aman) on the other site of the river Pena used to be part of the complex. The bath house now houses the Tetovo Art Gallery.
The mosque was built in 1459, the two women who paid for it are buried in the turbe (grave) on the site. The mosque was renovated in 1833 and 1991.
We were allowed to take pictures inside the Sarena Mosque as well, and leaflets with information (only in German at the time) with information were available.
The Church of St Nikola is found in the north-west part of Tetovo, north of the river Pena and on the way to the village Lavce and the Tetovo Kale Fortress.
St Nikola was closed at the moment of visiting.
This old Aman (bath house) used to be part of the complex of the Sarena Mosque.
It now houses an art gallery.
See the pictures for the beautiful ceiling with the stars!
On a hill above Tetovo is an old Ottoman fortress (kale) from the year 1820.
It is not so well known as the Kale Fortress in Skopje or Tsar Samoil's fortress or Gradiste Kale near Ohrid, and it is certainly in a worse state. It's in a better state than the Kale in Kicevo though.
But efforts are undertaken to renovate the fortress. At the moment of visiting (August 2009), a museum was being build on the site, and we were told that it should be finished within a year.
The fortress and the mosque that used to be there were damaged in the 1912-1913 Balkan Wars.
There used to be a tunnel system leading to the Ottoman houses in the town, allowing the defenders of the fortress to get behind enemy lines if the kale was besieged.
There's also a little shop that sells drinks on the site.
Certainly worth a visit.
Popova Sapka peak (A Hat of a Monk) is a peak on a near mountain, very known of hiking. It takes you like 3 hrs to walk to the top and 3 hrs to get down. The walk is very nice (if you can stand that much walking) but the problem comes when you get to the top - you realize there's nothing over there - no infrastructure, no water,no caffe or restaurant, no buses...
on the streets you can notice lovely houses like this one. Its a pitty their are old and not recovered. but time has to be given to people get on with their lives and then worry about stuff like this of course.
To visit the historical places in Tetovo among which are: Arabati Baba Teqe building (known as "Teqe compund") which is worth visiting since it is an old cultural center built during the 17th century which is historically used as a religious base for the Bekteshi Islamic clerics.The center also serves as a site for cultural and artistic exhibitions over the years.
Turkish bath- is another building which shows that people of this area have fanatically saved and have taken care of the historical buildings.It was also built during the Ottoman Empire! Now it's turned to a restaurant!
Just about 100m from the Sarena Mosque you will find this old stone bridge over the river Pena.
The Church of St Bogorodica lies in the north-west part of Tetovo, south of the river Pena.
It was closed at the moment of visiting.
In my opinion, the painted mosque is the most beautiful thing to see in Tetovo. I know from a picture (see next tip) that it is also beautiful inside....though I have not yet gone in !!
I saw this picture on the internet ... and have to include it here so that you will know why you must go inside !!
The small stone bridges, old Turkish bath, and lively (but muddy and bumpy) streets make a walk through Tetovo interesting.
Its a must if you're interested in art. you can see studios of many painters, both professional and amateur.
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Miss V and I are in the Baltimore airport, soon to board our flight home to Austin. This has been a fabulous trip. The main and most exciting purpose, of course, was to meet this sweetie pie:
...and to take many photos like these that our baby girls will (hopefully) cherish like their mamas cherish the many photos WE have together as baby girls (and cute little kids and awkward teens and bridesmaids in each others' weddings).
Expect more of those to come.
But for now, I need to tell you .... Vivian's kind of a big deal here in Maryland. This morning at the airport, she had some serious celeb encounters. People who are VIPs, making Vivian a VERY BIG DEAL by association. See?
Big. Deal.
5 comments:
- Amy said...
So cute! Can I ask what kind of stroller your cutie is riding in? Looks darling! :)
- August 2, 2010 at 8:28 AM
- Sara said...
Yayyy! Glad you had a great time, but I'm really happy you're heading home. We missed you!!
- August 2, 2010 at 8:38 AM
- NoVaIrish said...
Too funny. My Mom had a picture of my brother with his arm around a cardboard cut out of the first Pres Bush framed and on a shelf in the kitchen for YEARS. One of our neighbors actually asked her how he met and got so close to the president.
- August 2, 2010 at 10:54 AM
- mandie lane said...
Amy - it's the Bumbleride Indie. LOVE IT and can't recommend it highly enough. Love it so much that I ended up getting the Twin version when V came along. :)
- August 2, 2010 at 1:38 PM
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Poverty is stranger to industry.........................................
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>Trained leaders make better leaders, and stick around longer, untrained leaders don't >enjoy the process and frequently leave early. >/snip/ >This goes back to Scouting being a numbers game, from district and >council's standpoint. If they refuse to re-register untrained leaders, >they and their units will fall by the wayside, and the district and >council will look badly to national. >Dave
It will be interesting to see how well forced training is received. Today's training seems blind to the experience and lifestyles of today's adults. Adults with several years of scout experience moan about taking a two weekend SMF course when what they need is help in unit management. While on the other end, a SMF course may not be enough for today's huge influx of adults with no scouting experience. I understand that the new training syllabuses are attempting to fill the needs of both groups.
Now I know it's not that simple and it will take a while to develop. I have heard some complaints from cub trainers in our district with the new change of cub and troop leaders training together. But I encourage them to keep and open mind and hope it builds a better understanding of the overall scouting ideals and goals with all the adult leaders. Cubs and troop leaders seem to think their programs unique in their objectives, but I am one who thinks the Aims of Scouting should be worked through all levels of scouting. I long for the day when Webelos Leaders come to my Troop and ask "will my Webelos have fun in your Troop and how is your program going to continue to build habits that lead to good character?"
I'm not sure I agree with required training, I'd rather see training fill a need, not numbers. But if the BSA is to maintain integrity, it has to make changes to keep up with the broad experiences and busy lifestyles of today's adults.
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With unprecedented access both to the key players involved and to Eon Productions' extensive archive, the backers claim it is the first time the inside story of the franchise has ever been told on screen in this way.
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A day care worker in a deadly rage slammed a 3-year-old girl to the ground — all because the toddler wouldn't take off her coat, police said.
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Legal expert Jerry O'Neill, a former federal prosecutor, says while seeing your mug online may make some people uncomfortable, they shouldn't expect any privacy.
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And he says so far he hasn't seen any violations of privacy or the law by police departments using social media.
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The mother of a teen accused of bullying a girl until she committed suicide was arrested today on suspicion of child abuse.
Vivian Vosburg, 30, of Lakeland, Fla., is charged with two counts of child abuse with bodily harm, and four counts of child neglect with great harm, according to the office of Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd.
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Myles Samotin, 51, was arrested on charges of soliciting prostitution.
Samotin is an orthopedic surgeon with the NCH Healthcare System. He has worked there since 1997.
Alaska State Troopers arrested Togiak village police officer Daniel A. Gonzales Friday, after several days of investigating an accusation that he sexually abused a 16-year-old girl. Troopers said Gonzales admitted to having sex with the minor, but he insisted the act was consensual.
Richland County deputies have arrested a Columbia police officer they say was driving drunk.
Officer charged Steven Joshua White, 30, with driving under the influence early Sunday morning.
A 71-year-old Taunton man is facing child porn and gun charges, after police say they confiscated unsecured weapons and computer files with images of girls as young as 5 engaging in sexual acts.
A former lawman and Hidalgo County Constable's candidate once again found himself behind bars following his arrest by federal authorities over the weekend.
Roberto Ricardo "Bobby" Maldonado was arrested on Friday by federal authorities for charges stemming from a 2012 cash seizure of $1,068,000, court records show.
A former school principal has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a pupil while the victim's parents were sat outside the room.
David Ellis Edwards, 49, is accused of attacking at least three boys during his time as the head of two schools in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Police claim that between 2009 and 2011 he molested the boys who are all in the age range 11 to 14.
Former Santa Clara County Supervisor George Shirakawa has been indicted by a criminal grand jury on one felony count of false personation, prosecutors announced Monday.
Shirakawa was arraigned on the charge Monday afternoon, and will return to court on Dec. 4, according to the district attorney's office.
The indictment supersedes the previous criminal complaint against Shirakawa, which consisted of the same charge.
A former Susquehanna Valley High School teacher has been acquitted of a criminal sex act involving a teenage girl after a Broome County Court trial this week.
Anthony M. Raggi, 28, had been accused of having illegal sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl while he was employed with the school district, according to police. He was arrested Jan. 16 on a felony count of second-degree criminal sexual act.
Before he was an inmate, Bernard Kerik was the New York police commissioner. In those days he thought locking up criminals was a good thing, but his perspective has changed after a three-year prison stint of his own.
In an interview with the "Today" show on Friday, Kerik noted that the prison system is severely lacking, and is more likely to turn people to more crime than to mold them ...
In 1997, karate instructor Robert Earle Keith was found guilty of sexually assaulting a male student. 16 years later, and hundreds of miles from the past incident, Keith, now 61, was again arrested, after three victims at his new dojo accused him of sex crimes.
A registered sex offender in the state of Florida, Keith ran a dojo out of his home in Kalamazoo, a small city in western Michigan ...
A mother of five and former mayor of a small town in Washington who was charged with molesting a teenage boy said she's determined to see her daughter graduate — despite the school's ban on convicted sex offenders.
Linda Lusk, 52 — who was accused of having sexual contact with her daughter's 14-year-old boyfriend in 2010 — said she is no longer on probation, but she's still not allowed ...
A former Pennsylvania youth football coach has been accused of repeatedly raping a young cheerleader over the course of two years, when the girl was between the ages of 11 and 13.
Falls Township police have thrown Keith Peschen, president of the Levittown Lions Youth Football Club, behind bars after the survivor finally came forward with her story.
Myrtle Beach police officers were called to Highway 15 on October 25 for a report of around 30 cats left in a possibly abandoned trailer with feces up to six inches thick in places.
When they arrived, officers approached the front door and immediately smelled a "pungent odor" from the house so strong it caused them to "gag and turn away to get a breath," according to the report.
Debra Goulding, 54, and William Goulding, 51, were arrested Sunday and are charged with Abandoning/Mistreating Animals.
Myrtle Beach police officers were called to Highway 15 on October 25 for a report of around 30 cats left in a possibly abandoned trailer with feces up to six inches thick in places.
Corey Bernard Moss, of Fort Bliss, Texas, was charged with criminal attempted capital murder after he attacked Poole, who was nine months pregnant, in her kitchen while she was on FaceTime with her husband, El Paso Police Department spokesman Det. Mike Baranyay told ABCNews.com.
Moss, who had gone to confront Poole about money he owed her, reportedly entered the woman's home through a rear door and waited for ...