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The judgment in the Jyoti murder case acquitting Congress legislator from Doon in Himachal, Ram Kumar Chaudhary, and all other 11 accused, has brought the role of investigating officer DSP Virender Sangwan under scanner, even though he was removed from the case after the first charge-sheet in April 2013.chandigarh Updated: Sep 13, 2014 13:42 IST
The judgment in the Jyoti murder case acquitting Congress legislator from Doon in Himachal, Ram Kumar Chaudhary, and all other 11 accused, has brought the role of investigating officer DSP Virender Sangwan under scanner, even though he was removed from the case after the first charge-sheet in April 2013.
In her 80-page judgment, additional district and sessions judge Roopam Singh pointed out several faults. HT details the causes of the case falling flat.
On Mobile tower location certification
The police relied on mobile tower location. However, the court found that two of the exhibits of the Call Detail Records (CDRs) couldn't be admitted under the Indian Evidence Act as no certification regarding these was given by the nodal officer of Airtel, Davinder Verma. This led the court to conclude that tower location details couldn't be relied upon.
On Recoveries from houses of accused
The order says that the case of prosecution in regard to the recoveries of mobile phones with SIM cards 'has become doubtful because neither entry regarding his visit in Baddi was made by the investigating officer (DSP Virender Sangwan) at the local police station nor any police official was joined therefrom'.
It added that DSP Virender Sangwan had admitted during cross-examination that many neighbours had gathered on the spot at the time of their visit to the house of accused Dharam Pal.
"One fails to understand that why not even an effort was made to join independent witnesses, despite their availability," says the judgment. ASI Jai Singh who prepared the site plans of the houses refused to own them in the court.
On issuance of SIM cards on fake ID
On the issue of providing SIM cards to Chaudhary for use in the crime, on fake identities of Manoj and Suresh, the court opined that "the prosecution was duty bound to obtain specimen/admitted signatures of PW2 (Manoj) as well as PW9 (Suresh) and get them compared with their alleged forged signatures available on original consumer application forms, by an expert, to rule out their involvement". It added, "Not only, the IO (DSP Virender Sangwan) failed to do the required but also, there is nothing on record that he himself had ever made any such comparison."
The court pointed out that till today the numbers had not been deactivated. "Meaning that Airtel had not found any hanky-panky in the CAFs…" concludes court.
Relationship between Jyoti and Chaudhary
On the recording of statements of Jyoti's father Butti Ram and sister Ishu Rani on the illicit relationship between Chaudhary and the victim before police on April 18, 2012, the court opined, "It is strange that the real sister and father of Jyoti kept mum and withheld this material information for five months though, they knew that accused Ram Kumar, along with others, had murdered her sister/his daughter on account of apprehension that she was becoming threat to his reputation(on account of illicit relations between the two)."
On the picture of Chaudhary at Ishu's wedding, the court commented that both Ishu and Butti Ram, though identified the MLA, but gave different versions on the identity of the fourth person. The picture had Ishu, her husband, Chaudhary and another person. The judge also pointed out that Dr Gurjeet Kaur and Dr Aditi Gupta of Jindal Nursing Home did not also identify Chaudhary. As per the police, Chaudhary had taken Jyoti to the nursing home for abortion.
"The last two calls made by Jyoti on November 21, 2012, from her mobile, were on 9855972358 at 9:13 pm and on 8968967451 at 9:15 pm but, neither of users of the said mobile numbers were contacted by the investigating officer Varinder Sangwan, as admitted by him during cross- examination.
Undisputedly, users of above said two mobile numbers were one of the most material piece of evidence in solving the mystery of murder of Jyoti." Varinder Sangwan admitting before the court that it did not come to his mind to contact above said two users, is definitely pointing fingers on the investigation, said the court.
"The prosecution's case is self-contradictory because on one hand, it is contended that all the four accused namely accused Ram Kumar, Dharam Pal, Gurmeet Singh and Paramjit were together in one car in the night of November 21, 2013, on the other hand, it is also contended that they kept on calling each other through the respective mobile numbers being used by them. Both the situations could not have co-existed," says the court.
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However much trouble we thought we were in, we're in way worse trouble than that.
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Que clase de batacazo. Increible.
I raise you two words: Fuck. "Humanity".
Reaccion global contra la globalizacion. Se parece a la situacion antes de la I Guerra
Lejto, comenzó la guerra atómica ^\(O_o)/^
Trump is already planning the constituyente and the price controls. God help us all.
As if tonight wasn't crazy enough, I agree with something Marc wrote.
Nothing makes sense anymore…
You can overcome your orthodox brainwashing. Whether you want to is an unanswered question. Read Scott Adams if you want to remove your malfunctioning programming.
brexit won,
No Recall Referendum against Maduro blocked,
Trump won…
some crazy year huh…
I have had my brown shirts and garrison belt newly laundered and tailored. Ready to roll.
Join, get out of the way, or laugh.
Get a gripe peeps.
The grip is far tonight, chamo.
Why are you in more trouble? Did Obama help you? Did you expect Hillary to help you?
Maybe Trump will have more backbone in standing up for democracy. For example, the OAS is supposedly an organization for democracies, but Obama was too weak to go against the many socialist Latin American countries that insisted on supporting the dictatorships in Cuba and Venezuela.
You socialists are something else.
They will miss Thomas Shannon, a friend of Venezuela.
As the world stock markets are crashing in real time, you think it's "socialist" to oppose Trump? You poor sap.
The stock markets that rely on government intervention and central planning? The markets that are unhinged from fundamentals because the Central Banks will do "whatever it takes"? Besides, it's just a short term tantrum, same as with Brexit. It won't really crash until later.
Here's where the alt-right meets the radical left, ladies and gentlemen. It is incoherent, uninformed paranoid nonsense, and it no longer can be dismissed as the marginal thoughts of Internet trolls. We will be seeing more and more of this in places that surprise many of us.
By what metric could I be considered the one who was uninformed?
There is no metric for reason, common sense or decency, Mitchell. That is why people acting from fear or resentment can so quickly lose sight of them.
After Trump's election, the AMERICAN stock markets rallied to almost record highs!
The reason Trump was elected is because we in America don't want what Venezuela has.
You poor sap………………
I think there are a few people who here are projecting. With Obama, it was hope. With Trump, it is fear.
Good night.
I think Trump will surprise you as he leads the USA the next 4 years.
Now, do contributors to this site wish that Obama and his executive orders be overturned since they were just as unconstitutional as what Maduro issued?
I think not.
Get some sleep. Dawn awaits.
Didn't you read the memo? It's not unconstitutional if it's Obama doing.
Trump will surprise, that's a given.
In what way though?
Not a fan of the guy, but seeing the Clintonistas weep is pretty good. #SchadenfreudeRulez
How many here voted for Chavez and Maduro?
No more than 60% and of course that is on the extreme limit.
"I have. No. Words." sayeth the Chavez voter.
What's actually funny is that someone like Bernie Sanders, the crazy person that admires the revolucion in Venezuela and said that there was a coup d'état in Brazil a couple months ago, didn't make Caracas Chronicles even a little bit anxious about him ruling the most powerful country on Earth. Go figure… That was actually the closest thing from Maduro/Chavez we had.
By the way, congratulations for all Venezuelans in Florida that voted heavily on Trump, and not on the Chavez/Maduro's buddies.
Bernie was never a threat.
Not 'was', he is still a threat until the day that he retires. That person as a federal/state legislator, or in any public office for God's sake, can still do a lot of harm. That one guy to really be afraid of.
In six month there will be presidential elections in France with Mademoiselle Le Pen as possible winner…
I really hope that not.
Well is certainly the end of the world for many lefties…
its amazing to see the european caviar left shitting their pants
"I pledge to every citizen of our land that I will be president for all of Americans" – DT
Maybe this guy ain't that bad as we thought… Wait, I have already seen the Venezuelan version of this crap.
This is gonna be much, much worse than we can even fathom… Brace yourselves.
I really don't think you can compare Trump with Chavez, my goodness. Trump is likely to be harder on Maduro than Hillary ever would have been. Isn't that good news for Venezuelan democrats?
Not really. Foreign enemies is exactly what revolutionaries pray for.
Meh, it was about time that chavismo had an ACTUAL ENEMY rather than just continue punching anybody they want to all the time.
Many of chavismo's things they've done have been possible just because no one dared even to say them "NO".
Words, words, words. Do you really believe Drumpf gives a s. . . For whatever happens in Venezuela? Get real pal!
Judging by some of the comments above, it looks like we have our share of the "basket of deplorables" around here. Who would've thought?
You can call us sifrinos and esqualidos. Oh, wait!!!
I'll stick to deplorables. It's a better description of those who support Trump.
The "resentidos' of the US won last night. And now they will find out just how stupid they are just as those in Venezuela have discovered.
At least the Trump supporters are not repeating that stupid "let's tax/expropriate/kill the 1%", that kind of resentment is not good for any country.
Did not like clinton either, but from an economist point of view, his vision on the nafta an all free trade agreements will hurt american more than the outside world, with the side effect that more isolationism will bring the old foes of nationalisms and populisms. Perhaps the world needs that type of catharsis from time to time.
Seems to me that Trump's victory is good for Venezuelan democrats. Trump is likely to tell Maduro where to go. Let's see what happens but I cannot see Maduro celebrating this result, can you?
Trump is an isolationist. He hates that the USA is spending $ in defending other countries including the EU with NATO.
He wouldn't give a rat ass about South of the border. He would built a wall and that would take care of it.
He has zero Military and Political experience, first time ever for a president of the USA.
If Maduro ever insult him, he might do something, that is how childish Trump is.
Time will tell. As I say, I don't think Maduro will be celebrating this outcome. Trump is likely to be less biddable than Hillary. And if Maduro is not celebrating it, I think this result is good news for the Venezuelan opposition.
And Obama had what going into the white house? Biden and the gang of thieves are hardly a brain trust.
Do recall the follow on disasters in the middle east that where committed by the left. Shipping arms to Libyans by a socialist is somehow more acceptable than to Iran?
Do tell.
It would be interesting to see if the connection Russia/Trump is really there. Russia for sure does not want any change in Caracas. Time will tell.
It gives them someone to blame for this mess.
The "resentidos' of the US won last night. And now they will find out just how stupid they are just as those in Venezuela have discovered.
With your arrogant, smug, sneering, condescending attitude, you'd make a pretty good "Progressive" Democrat. You may not consider your attitude to be arrogant, smug, sneering, or condescending, but that is how your comment comes across to me. Believe it or not, "STUPID" does say something. Te lo juro.
As I pointed out several days ago, it is ironic that many CC writers and many of its posters consider Trump and his supporters to be hidden Chavistas/crypto-Chavistas [hidden, as they can't find any explicit support for Chavismo], while they ignore or deflect caudillo-love coming from Democrats.
While you consider Trump supporters to STUPID, I would suggest that they are not as stupid, not as replete with slackjawed rightwing simplemindedness as many CC commenters and writers would like to believe.
An ironic element in this conversation is that that the first spur in my changing from a "Progressive" of the left into an evil right-winger was purchasing and reading Del Buen Salvaje al Buen Revolucionario when I was working in Venezuela.
My only comment on this thread. Andate, pues.Ciao.
While you consider Trump supporters to STUPID, I would suggest that they are not as stupid, not as replete with slackjawed rightwing simplemindedness as many CC commenters and writers would like to believe.
While you consider Trump supporters to be STUPID, I would suggest that they are not as stupid, not as replete with slackjawed rightwing simplemindedness as many CC commenters and writers would like to believe.
I think no one seemed to notice that Democrats haven't had three wins in a row since FDR, and that was in wartime.
The popular vote, which doesn't elect Presidents in the US is as tight as anything, and is as of this AM 47.7% for Hillary and 47.6% for Trump.
Those numbers are not going to change much, so there is no popular mandate for Trump, he just happened to win where he had to, and there he squeaked by more than anything else.
One thing is for sure, civil rights lawyers are going to be pretty busy these next 4 years.
This should serve as a big wake up call to the fact that democracies , even those in politically mature countries have no only virtues but in built limitations that can lead to their own self destruction or decline ….., Its not Trump but what his triumph represents for the future of democratic politics and more worrisome to the health of the world economy which is facing some huge structural challenges which trumps announced policies will likely exarcerbate ..Ordinary people cannot be trusted to do the sensible things, they can help change a failed governance but not necessarily for something better but for something quite worse…..!! They can tell us whats not working right but not how to make them work better .
We must forego the superstition that govts , no matter how great can solve every problem and adress every discontent , all govts now work in an environment where even if they get somethings right will always miss the mark in others , we have to stop thinking in terms of utopian expectations and realize that no one can realistically deliver on all that the political electoneering makes them promise to attain power….failure is part of the new normal , things are too complicated for any govt , even the most competent and decent to accomplish every goal society places on them . Good Governance can improve things , a lot , most of all it can usually prevent the worst disasters from happening but they cannot fully sattisfy peoples expectations that they can bring on utopia …….and a perfectly just order , or avoid all the miseries that we assail us ……!!
Bill, I have been saying the same thing for a long time. Agree with you and we are not alone.
The Economist have put once again an 2014 article about Democracy exposing the flaws of the Electoral System in particular. Brexit is one good example, but not as obvious as Chavismo and now Trumpismo.
What just happened is historic and will have consequences.
The worst thing is that we are still far from reaching a consensus about the big issue and risk of Universal Suffrage.
"Ordinary people cannot be trusted to do the sensible things, they can help change a failed governance but not necessarily for something better but for something quite worse…..!!"
I find it rather sad that this is what passes for intellectual thought.
People get the gubmint they deserve, rightly or wrongly.
I know is going to sound racist and I may get some maledictions here and there but I believe there should be a requirement to be a voter that goes beyond age.
I think voters should have at least high school education, not have any previous convictions and be employed in order to vote.
Pluralism + Populism= Poor Product
So what happens with those that do not have high school ed?
So if I committed a crime 20 years ago and have since become a productive member of society, I cannot vote?
Are you also going to propose that if you make less than 120% of minimum wage you can't vote?
A lack of a high school education is not necessarily a sign of lesser intelligence.
There are plenty of folks wrongly convicted, justice is not perfect in the US or anywhere in the world.
Now if you want to establish some kind of exam that proves you have a grasp of the issues at stake, maybe. But even then you will disenfranchise voters.
If the problem is low information voters, then excluding them is not the solution.
Educating them is.
The result is still sinking in. I don't know what to think.
I keep seeing a Trump version of Alo Presidente coming to a flat screen near you… every week… for years… Hope I am wrong.
I hope you are wrong, too. But what are the chances? The media are the elites and they do not cover him in a manner that feeds and flatters his narcissism, so he will need to create a direct link to the people, one that goes beyond Twitter, while he wages a war on the media that has rejected him. Breitbart is America's Aporrea.
Venezuelans have seen this movie.
Well, time will tell. We saw executive action by Obama/Maduro/Chavev during the last 6 years and little in the way of counterpoint from left. I guess it all depends on your political stripes.
You guys seriously think Putin buddy isolationist Trump is going to be harsher on Maduro than liberal internationalist hawkish Hillary would have been?
Anyone who has looked at Ultimas Noticias' twitter timeline for the past few months knows who SIBCI was rooting for.
Trump won Florida.
Which means that a lot of Latin American expats, mainly Cubans and Venezuelans voted for him, just like they did on the primaries against Marco Rubio.
So there's that.
Also, after the recent Shannon episode, the Obama admin and their precious "stability" can go burn for what I care.
Had to post this one, eheheheheh…
People is like:
"They'll destroy us all!"
Like I have said many times and The Economist has once again republished its thoughts in an essay about Democracy and in particular the election system.
Universal Suffrage as is practiced today has been the most flawed and naive idea on the 20th and 21st century. And there are plenty examples to prove this, saying other wise is wishful thinking.
Subjects as complex as Politics, Economy, etc have never and will never be the providence of the ignorant masses.
The electoral system is utterly vulnerable to the exploits of these narcissistic charismatic leaders who are big on ego and small in ideas or morals.
I'd like to believe that the Democratic institutions in the USA are going to be strong enough but anything can happen, as we Venezuelans experienced with Chavismo. (No vale, yo no creo…)
Trump still thinks Climate Change is a conspiracy theory and he will be the first President of the USA without any Political or Military experience not to mention he has the endorsement of several racist groups, etc, etc.
The world is in a huge risk with this guy in power.
As an isolationist I think Trump would leave Venezuela alone in the struggle to get rid of the Maduro Dictatorship.
We are in big trouble.
So if the common people are too stupid to elect a good government, who is going to do it? The rich? The studied?
Is not about stupidity is about not being informed on the subjects and candidates.
I am being honest and realistic, the majority of people have neither time nor the interest to properly be informed to cast the vote for the most competent leader or ideas..
Most votes in any country are cast by emotion rather than rational thinking.
There has to be system in place that demands a minimum standard of knowledge/information/education in order to have the right to vote.
Trump won in rural, poor and less educated jurisdictions in the USA. These speak volumes.
Same happened with Chavismo.
The current electoral system has the tendency of polarize and favor populist unscrupulous leaders.
If you cant see these big flaws and possible solutions I give up on reasoning.
Democracy YES.
Unfettered universal suffrage, NO.
It is naive, reckless and stupid.
Plato lives!
yep—if "they" do not agree, "they" must be restricted. coming from a non-Trump supporter.
Among Americans who earn over $50,000 per year, Trump won. This doesn't fit the narrative you are portraying here.
"As an isolationist I think Trump would leave Venezuela alone in the struggle to get rid of the Maduro Dictatorship."
It will be the same as Bush and Obama's managements have done with Venezuela during the last 16 years then.
Bush supported the ousting of Chavez.
Obama was soft but believed in the stabilizing power of the USA.
Trump will ignore Latin America like no other.
His border wall will take care of all the problems.
Trump has racial issues if you care to dig in his past.
My only hope is that he has been saying populist shit during the campaign to get elected.
At least he is not a religious nut or a communist, but in terms of helping to get rid of Maduro Clinton would have been of better help.
She was the one who organized the ousting of Gaddafi
If USA had actually supported the "ousting" of Chávez in the power void of 2002, the corpses in the streets would have been those of Richard Peñalver, the death circles (aka today's colectivos) and those of the cuban snipers that were posted on Miraflores's surroundings.
A lame statement after the deed has been done doesn't matter at all and doesn't help to anything.
In fact, if there's something Bush can be blamed for, it would be for cementing chavismo in Venezuela due to his part on the rise of oil prices, the conflict in the middle east after the 9/11 that Bush used as an excuse to carpet bomb Irak and Afghanistan coupled with the rise of demand in oil ended cranking the prices above 100$, something that went exactly in the same direction of Bush's interests since part of his family is involved in the oil business and made ridiculous amounts of money from the expensive oil.
Chavistas should beg for forgiveness and be thankful while kneeling on rusted bottlecaps to Bush.
I think that you are over reacting. This is not the end of the world nor a new coming of the Chavista socialist revolution.
Trump's election needs to be seen not as a vote for Trump but a vote against Clinton. Many people in his own party did not support him or his campaign rhetoric. Clinton is hated in this country for what she represents … Old school corrupt power based (pay me for my support thru hidden institutions) politics. People are just tired of it and want to move on to something different. If the Republicans had chosen a different candidate, that person would most likely have also won the election over Clinton.
Do not forget that in the U.S. things are very different than in Venezuela. The president does not rule over all like a dictator or a king. Just because Trump was elected does not mean that all or even any of his campaign promises will happen. He only leads the executive branch of the government. The congress and the Judiciary will balance out any of his craziness. History has shown that when a single party holds the executive and the majority in the house and the senate, the president has even a more difficult time having his agenda implemented by the congress. In addition, he has no political experience or anything resembling a power base in Washington to use in his effort to implement his agenda.
Obama tried to circumvent and by pass the separation of powers when the congress didn't agree with his agenda by issuing "executive orders". Many of those orders were challenged in the courts and declared illegal as the president does not have the authority under the constitution to issue such orders.
Dude, the guy is a fraud with a narcissistic issues.
Even though we are hoping for the US Democratic institutions do their job, the Executive power is very important to set the direction of the country.
Clinton was overwhelmingly the most capable candidate.
Just look how the financial market reacted to give you a clue.
There is a lot of uncertainty.
This is really historic in a bad way.
There are a lot checks against his abuse of power …. if he is that bad he'll be impeached by a congress (lead by his won party)
"Just look how the financial market reacted to give you a clue"
That's irrelevant, after Brexit the same thing happened, and then things were normalized again a couple weeks later.
When you have all that left-wing media with their apocalyptic headlines + lefties crying everywhere, from their social networks to the streets themselves about the impending doom coming that only they can see, the markets will obviously react, but that won't last much. Thy will rebound later. Trust me.
You guys were wrong about Trump winning and are wrong again now about what's coming with their victory.
Leftists have a hard time grasping… REALITY.
You really need to read history and politics to understand what just happened.
This is not about left or right.
Is about an incompetent, mentally unfit leader got elected to be President in the most powerful country on earth.
A guy with zero experience for one of the most demanding and important jobs of this planet.
Just about any serious media outlet are worry about this event.
Just watch how he will throw shit at the fan and spread.
TV- I suspect it is you who is ignorant of history and what has happened time and again when the pendulum swings. Obama got into power not because of his superior intellect or his ability to unite the country. Far from it.
Obama/Maduro/Chavez were all about power. Keeping it. Selling it. Burning down the homes and biz of their opponents.
Um the Republicans hold the legislative power. So that's 2/3 of the government controlled by people who claim that global warming is a hoax. Yeah no reason to be worried.
Most Republicans in Congress do not like Trump. In fact many of the leading/senior members of congress refused to support Trump or much of his agenda. I very strongly doubt that Trump will have an easy time with congress. It is just not a given that his ideas or agenda will happen.
Sounds like the early Chavez years… Besides, let's not forget that Congress is more prone to follow public opinion than any other branch of the government…
Well, most republicans in congress did not go against Trump the candidate, so what makes you think that they will go against Trump the president?
Yes, I agree that we all might be over reacting; however, I want to point out:
"Trump's election needs to be seen not as a vote for Trump but a vote against Clinton. Many people in his own party did not support him or his campaign rhetoric." – Exactly what happened with Chavez.
"Do not forget that in the U.S. things are very different than in Venezuela." I heard that one so many comparing Venezuela with other latin american democracies and Cuba.
"he has no political experience or anything resembling a power base in Washington to use in his effort to implement his agenda." Again, so much similarities that it is not funny.
Overreaction? Maybe, only time will tell, but for sure we will be very stupid not to consider the possibility that we are not.
Very well said. I concur on all aspects. The Market agrees as well.
And the market is now up after the election of Donald Trump. Is that good news or bad?
A modest proposal: clone the Singaporean PAP 200 times and give them full authoritarian rule.
If Trump made a modest proposal, that the USA adopt Singapore's immigration and visa policies, the histrionics from the left would be incredible. They have absolutely draconian policies. The kind of policies Trump has been talking about are not even on par with what the Latin American hypocrites implement.
We cant trust ordinary pols because its in their interest to lie both to bolster their popularity and to bash that of their opponents …….people at the same time are more gutsy and passionate about their preferences and dislikes than thoughful and lucid , so the first think we need is to create elite technocratic institutions that are not subject to partisan political meddling and who can render objective judgement on proposed policies , their likely results and to monitor their progress and final outcomes in ways that is credible and reliable . They have in the UK and in the US non partisan agencies that study policies and their implications , their task is to asses policies realistically so that they can serve as a guide to the politically mature public to judge on their merits and defects ……just as in more developed countries an attempt is made to develop and maintain an army , a judiciary and a central bank which is not beholden to any partisan group , we need to have an agency, a fiscal responsability agency that makes it possible to have all govt policies scrutinized objectively to see what they imply and to grade their results if they are implemented.
I'm moving back to Venezuela where they have a stable government. (starts sweating)
And the guy broke his first promise, damn, I guess it's a new record:
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"I'll be president for ALL americans"
And here we see the whining of those who opposed Trump and their arrogance toward those who voted for him.
The USA political parties have no one to blame but themselves for the rise of Trump.
As I have said before Chavez and Trump both took advantage of the political elites failing to listen to the street.
Now, carry on with your Trump bashing.
As an American, I just could not vote on this election: Voting for Trump or for Hilary would have been equally nauseating.. And then living through it for years to come..Both were despicable candidates, heck I can only think of one even more unpalatable in US History: the ignoble Ted Cruz..
Now a few bloggers said the right thing here: what did Obama do for Venezuela? In 8 years: Zilch. Nada. What tells you that a Trump administration wouldn't do something to cripple Chavismo? Then again, stop dreaming: not even the Europeans care much about little Venezuela and its cheap oil anymore. Obama, the insufferable Hillary or the egomaniac Trump: There are other countries to worry about, many others, much more important for business and world balance than us Criollitos.
Lastly, those who worry too much about that idiot Trump do not understand America's politics. Here Congress rules. The President cannot do whatever he pleases on a whim. Faster than peo in chinchorro, he/she would get impeached. Sure, at one point the US went to Vietnam, a real dumb and tragic move, but times have changed. The US can't even step into Panama anymore. All they can do is decide to buy arepas, if Venezuela had any, or limit trade with China.
The days of interventionism are over, heck everyone knows loves even Cuba and could not care less about Africa – a starving entire continent – or North Korea. With cheap, heavy oil, and US fracking Venezuela is practically invisible here.
The move to US energy independence by Trump will cap crude oil prices and the jump in US nat gas exports will cut off any Vene pivot to develop those reserves – game over PSUV by 2018
Republicans rule congress. So what were you saying?
Not to mention the senate. At least 2 years of single party rule.
Latin American countries demand two things of the United States:
1. Stay the hell out of our affairs
2. Remain engaged in our affairs
Stop panicking. Trump is not a true Isolationist. He will almost undoubtedly be harder on the Chavistas then Obama was. Obama sought to "lead from behind" and to obtain consensus.
Trump will not seek consensus with the anti-democratic, leftist Latin American states and the Caribbean statelets they have bribed. He will point out that the charter of the OAS states that it is an organization that must promote democracy. He'll be like a bull in a china shop, he will talk of withdrawing from the OAS and then the real bed wetting will begin. And he will get what he wants. I believe his election is bad for Cuba, the Chavistas and the authoritarian Latin American left (who are posting here in force).
This is what I believe. I could be wrong. I have been hoping that the USA would issue ultimatums to organizations like NATO and the OAS for a long time now. I think Trump knows exactly what he is doing. Trump is an American patriot and a nationalist, and not a true isolationist. You will despise him but he will help you. Wait and see.
Agreed. Good for Venezuelan/L.A. democracy, maybe more difficult for more intricate international diplomacy. Trump single-handedly/against all odds reflects a grassroots discontent with the economic status quo in a large majority of the states. As for personal qualities vs. Hillary, it was a choice between two types of slime, and the greater of the two won….
International opinion is overvalued.
Russia bombed and meddled the fuck out of Ukraine and no one gave a flying rat's ass.
Everybody and their mothers ganged upon Honduras when they kicked out Zelaya, and that tiny country staunchly stood up for their own and said "gimme a break"
LOL… Yeah, LatAm is kind of schizophrenic about the U.S. that way. Its a "no win" for the U.S.
Well said.
Trump surprised me with his acceptance speech. It struck me as an immediate "Welcome to the board meeting; let's have a seat around the table and lay out some business plans." It is the business side of Trump we didn't get to see in the campaign.
Many who aspire to be president may not realize what they are wishing for, and their acceptance speeches are often about themselves and their personal political victory. The Democrats would have had balloons and singing and hugging each other – something like Maduro dancing after the dialogue thing.
It surprised me to see how very well prepared Trump was, immediate responsibility as president-elect, "Thank you, glad to see everyone here, now let's begin the meeting." I just hope everyone else is as on-the-ball, has done their homework, and has material value to contribute to the organization, and not just the all-too-usual whining and complaining and demanding a raise.
I just wanted to point out that I am not trying to tell you how amazing the USA is. Far from it… I believe human beings will always make mistakes and naturally tend towards hypocritical behavior. We are not different than any other country in that regard so please spare me the stories of how the USA has screwed up in Latin America.
The point is that Obama came into office an intellectual light weight who had no understanding of how to lead, nor how to negotiate. Being an ideologue, he learned nothing during his 8 years serving as pres.
Trump will be no easy touch for the Chavistas. Trump and his team will sense the leverage they have and you better believe they will exploit it. He is not Obama.
That being said, I can really only guarantee you one thing – you will despise him.
If Bernie Sanders had not been blocked by the elitists in the Democratic party, I bet that the results might have been different. I disagree with Sanders' ideas but I sure as hell respect that he did not hide his ideas behind coded words. Too bad that he did not attack HRC as Trump did his opponents. Too nice or too afraid to do so. Loss opportunity.
What Democrats are really asking themselves today as some Republicans did when they rejected all candidates but Trump is: "Has my voice been heard?" We'll see if it has in the next election cycle…
The fact that some didn' t see the Trump victory coming is just a troubling as the fact that he won. It means that most liberals (funny thing is I consider myself one) live in a bubble, a media bubble. They have to get out of that bubble if they want to fix this. I don' t like Trump and I would never have voted for him, but I was sure he was going to win because he had everything working for him, both in the US and abroad. It is very difficult to accept one' s own decadence, but in these decadent times those who are more aware of how rigged the system is have the upper-hand.
The fear-campaign didn' t work, just as it didn' t work in Colombia and just as it will not work in Venezuela. People is sick of the fake political correctness imposed by the elite and of the media telling them how they should feel and think in a condescending way. That' s what prompted their reaction, in my opinion. In a way, the people did have an historical,unprecedented victory,even though it is possible that it will backfire terribly . They prefered the guy who is unabashedly full of shit, over the other "guy" who is also full of shit but hides it completely. That' s just completely revolutionary in a country based entirely on hypocrisy! I just regret the fact that Trump is so terrible…
Now, about the repercussions this will have in Cuba, Venezuela and Colombia. I don' t know. Florida gave Trump the presidency, so he will, for sheer political interest, take that into acount and give those key voters what they wanted. He will certainly need to win Florida again if he ever wants to be reelected so yes, I do think we are going to see some changes there. We just have to wait to see what Rusia brings to the table.
What does Russia have to do with Vzla, Colombia or even Cuba now? Heck, they can barely handle their own people and survive in Europe.
Trump? Again: Congress rules in the USA. The people rule. There are Laws here. This ain't Venezuela or Zimbabwe.
I agree with you. Trump does not have absolute power and I trust American institutions in general. But you have to know that the executive branch does in fact decide foreign policy and I remind you in case you forgot that Trump will have the support of the senate and the house. The Republicans were very critical of Obama' s foreign policy, so they will want to make some changes. We will just have to wait and see.
And yes, Rusia does have a say in all of this. And also about Siria and many other issues. You have to know this.
Please, it's not like Trump is Arcturus Mengsk or something:
In fact, Chávez had a lot more in common with that fictional character than with Trump.
So happy for the USA to be free from the Clinton family. So happy for the USA to have a President that doesn't owe anything to the established major parties (regardless of having joined the R Party)
So happy for this result. Those that see President elect Trump as being inexperienced, don't seem to notice that those with a lifetime of experience in gov't, are unable to point to any real world successes. Something Donald Trump in the business sector seems to be able to do.
Nobody thought Trump was an idiot when his politics were ill defined, nor had bogus rape and sexual harassment charges brought before the public. It was only when he chose to run as a Republican that people questioned his intelligence.
I hope President Trump appoints a Special Prosecutor to look into the multiple levels of financial malfeasance the Clintons abide by, as well as overruling the political football the FBI seems unwilling to move forward on regarding Hillary's illegal use of a private server to hold her now supposedly deleted emails. A crime anyone else would be in the big house for, not the White House.
Stop making sense… the risk of being banned is too high.
People/socialists(lite) are weeping in their lattes and already talking about having snipers go after the elected (not selected) candidate.
The Clintonistas heavily supported the FARC and enjoined actions against Columbian sovereignty. Don't expect much sympathy or introspect from apologists. Either they call Trump a "racist" or they re-evaluate their own methods. We all know its easier to shout down the opposition than it is to talk about the issues. (something folks here have obviously taken a page from Maduro/Chavez)
Mitchell—i may be new here but the least you can/could do is spell colOmbia correctly, the rest of your post/argument died from there.
My autocorrect is crap… point taken.
A very long time ago, I once assured someone that the institutions of the U.S. were strong enough to survive four years with Mickey Mouse as President. It was intended as absurd hyperbole at the time I said it. I guess I will now find out if I was right, or not.
Don't worry. It already survived 8 yrs under Pluto. I'd say that it's pretty strong.


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In this video, Aviv Ben-Yosef describes the steps to upgrade an existing Angular 1.x application to the latest Angular 1.6 using the components paradigm.
- [Instructor] There are just a few steps to upgrading an Angular app. First, the course will start with a relatively simple task of upgrading your project to use the latest stable version of Angular 1.x and handling whatever breaking changes the upgrade might surface. Then we will focus on getting your controllers in shape. You will get rid of all standalone controllers, wrapping them in directives. Once all the controllers are inside isolated directives, you will learn how to upgrade them to Angular's controller as syntax.
And when that is all done, you will finally change the directives into components. You will them learn how to make the most of components and the new capabilities in order to turn your code into something that feels like it was written with components in mind all along. At that point, this course will cover ways to get rid of most of the remaining usages of $scope in your code and how incorporating one-way data flow can help with that and with maintainability.
Aviv Ben-Yosef kicks off the course by explaining what's different in Angular 1.6, as well the different motives for upgrading. Next, he walks through how to safely upgrade an existing app. He covers going from controllers to directives, as well as component lifecycle hooks. He also goes into the architectural changes in Angular, such as one-way data flow and immutability. To wrap up, he discusses how to properly test components.
- Deciding to upgrade an existing app
- Upgrading to Angular 1.6
- Removing standalone controllers
- Using directives as route targets
- Converting a controller's code
- Converting a controller's template
- Comparing directives and components
- Converting a directive
- Reviewing the concept of one-way binding


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|Total members
|Date / Year of affiliation
|Navi Mumbai Society
|26th September, 2004
|Dr. Yashodhara P.
Nellore Obst & Gyn Society,
Shri Durga Hospital, 15/266, Bridavanam,
Nellore – 524001, A.P.
Email.- firstname.lastname@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com
|Dr. Jyothirlatha P. N.
Hon. Secretary
Nellore Obst & Gyn Society,
Hymavathi Multi Speciality Hospital,
16-4-142, Behind Mayuri Restaurant,
Pogathota, Nellore – 524 001, AP.
E-mail: email@example.com


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1st – bone x4 lyrics
feat. swat–zy
[verse 1 – swat–zy]
now i be rollin that fire, takin me higher
got a b-tch singing like she was mariah
she like my style, coolin with creez
she tryed to deny it then she hit her knees
-the royal p-n-s is clean-
that's king sh-t, my money tall yao ming sh-t
i make it rain that's spring sh-t, i need brain so think b-tch
she chokin like romo, do it in slow mo
i f-ck her you cuff her like you were the popo
oh that's a no no, i like em cocoa
burning one solo now my eyes are so low
rollin, smokin, blowin out, i was low key now i'm showin out
what nuff said, pink slip is all about
that's real boy, my green leave you blue that's teal boy
i'm eating greedy you a meal boy, have your face lookin like seal boy
this banana clip gonn peel boy, have you cryin like, i'm a real boy
but you ain't bout that life so chill boy, keep it real boy
foreally tho we finna run this city
when i take off the whole crew comin with me
yeah my lines kill, that's rip whitney
and if you don't think we up next, then you silly
[chorus – supreme]
i'm stacking a milly being gritty in my city
i only got the realest of the realest f-cking with me
and i make these b-tches moan
when they gone and let me bone bone bone
but it aint no f-cking with the team
we keep that chrome chrome chrome
i stack a milly being gritty in my city
i only got the realest of the realest f-cking with me
and i make these b-tches moan
when they gone and let me bone bone bone
but it aint no f-cking with the team
we keep that chrome chrome chrome
[verse 2 – supreme of 1st]
cool n-gg- sh-t
who better than me no benefit
of the doubt don't be so timid naive
i don't believe yo innocence
i'm balling and be so n-gg-rish
on my master p no limit sh-t
ima do it in ya face enough to make a n-gg- say
got d-mn stop being such a pr-ck
on my c-cky sh-t you can knock me sh-t
that's why the ladies love me
better watch me instead of copying
or it's gone get really ugly
when you see me with these models popping bottles
flowing bubbly
just know it's rough in the game and it might be the same
as playing rugby
you can blame it on pink slip or the crew that i came with
or you can blame it on me
cause the way that i make hits i bet i cover all my basis
and when your tank is on e
i'm headed to the races they checking out my gucci laces
and now you n-gg-s gone see
when i came in the game i p-ssed on getting dames
cause my mind frame stayed on g's
then i got cheese now i switch lane to lane
because my wide frame sitting on d's
d's spinning like a whirlwind and now your girlfriend
she wanna feel my breeze
it was a breeze and you can't believe
the hate haters now wanna come place on me
but i really don't give a and i know you know just what i mean
[verse 3 – jclay of 1st]
i think i just get an adrenaline rush
when her body does that sweet roll sweet roll, she got them cinnamon buns
she know she cold, kind of like little ton, colorado her body on auto, she move like i did from chicago
down south, she bobble she proly need goggles now google that booty just playing she put voodoo on who me,
i get goo goo like goonie
i'm so delirious, she stimulates various. areas
areaaa-olas on my shoulder
tig bitty m-ssage, my fruit roll up, rolled down
hold up
felaysh in the relaysh
mo love
boat, gloat, note
to self, u did good fool
i could sholl go for some cooked food
back to her, i could sholl go for some cooked food
good luck dude, she said
she scared, to move
cuz i put it on her, like a donut
it went straight to her hips, u now what?
this is straight from the slip and we so what?
so everything
so cold, so hot, so thowed, so caught, in this lyric game
they hate and just play wit the mirror man
my style can't be copied
we top floor you just lobby
we pull tricks, u just dobby
man i'm the ish, and i obviously
1st - bone x4 lyrics are property and copyright of their owners and provided for educational purposes and personal use only.


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Work Experience
Pack Enterprises LLC – Owner/General Manager
2014 – present
Manager of small business, Doing Business As: VaudVil, producing live entertainment and podcasts, events planning, marketing, financial management, sales, consulting
IBT's Bar & Food – Security Supervisor
2013 – 2018
Money Handling, Customer Service, Oversee Security Staff, Maintain Guest Safety, Check IDs, Escort Intoxicated Persons From Bar, Maintain Bar Cleanliness, Prevent Fights and Inappropriate Conduct
AZ Army National Guard – Financial Management Technician
2011 – 2013
General Discharge, Secret Security Clearance, Cashier Duties, Accounts Payable, Travel Vouchers, Check Cashing, Currency Exchange, Basic Soldiering Skills – Rifle Marksmanship, Physical Training, Combat
Grand Cinemas – Assistant Manager
2007 – 2012
Employee of the Month – May 2008, Employee of the Year – 2008, Money Handling, Customer Service, Snack Bar Sales, Projectionist, Hiring and Scheduling, Delegating Tasks, Supervising Staff, Encouraging – Guiding Staff
Leadership Experience
Treasurer, Tucson Fringe Theatre Festival
2017 – present
Board Member and Treasurer for a non-profit organization with the mission to hold an uncensored, unjuried celebration of the vast variety of performing arts in Tucson, AZ. Visit the Festival Site.
Assistant Technical Director for The Roustabouts
2005 – 2007
Assistant to Technical Director for traveling show troupe, oversaw loading and unloading of equipment, oversaw setting up of equipment, maintained equipment, worked backstage during show.
Capitol Hill High School 2005 Class President
2004 – 2005
Elected as class president by peers, overturned a school board ruling to have graduation in a downtown facility, graduation was held in the high school stadium as it had been done for many years before.
Editor of The Arrow, Capitol Hill High School Newspaper
2004 – 2005
Editor of the school newspaper, proof read articles, designed and formatted page layouts, assigned articles to reporters each month.
Full Sail University – Orlando, FL
2016 – 2017
Master's of Science Degree in Entertainment Business. Graduated Valedictorian 2017.
University of Arizona – Tucson, AZ
2007 – 2008, 2012 – 2014
Bachelor's of Arts Degree in Theatre Arts, minor in Creative Writing. Graduated 2014.
Northern Oklahoma College – Tonkawa, OK
2005 – 2007
Associate's of Arts Degree in Communications – Speech/Theatre Option. Graduated 2007.
Additional Experience
Contributing Writer for TheMighty.com
Digital Marketing Specialist, The Screening Room, Tucson, AZ – 7 months
On-Call Stagehand for Centennial Hall, Tucson, AZ – 3 years
Self-Published Author
Microsoft Office Proficiency
Intelligent Lighting Programing
Audio Mixing/Editing/Mastering
Video Editing
Entertainment Law Basic Knowledge (Copyrights and Trademarks)
Mediation and Negotiating
Public Speaking and Training
Freelance Scenic/Prop Carpentry


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Developer Oliver Greschke, maker of Elastic Drums, just posted this preview for his next app! ElasticFX is a multi-effect app for Audiobus and Inter-App Audio. It looks like there are a multitude of these effects in this multi-effect powerhouse! There's even parameter automation and Ableton Link.
Here Oliver explores the app with a Waldorf Blofeld as the source instrument.
Video Description:
ElasticFX is soon to come out. It's basically a 4 channels effect machine with lots of different effects of different categories (Modulation, Pitch, Distortion, Filter, Delay, Reverb, Others).
The special twist of EFX is that there are different routing options how you connect 4 different effect slots AND similar to Elastic Drums, you can automate your tweaks of the effect parameters. Automation can get synced with other apps via Ableton Link and IAA sync then.
Elastic FX runs standalone (like in this video), or you can play it with other apps via Audiobus or InterApp-Audio (AUv3 is not supported).


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An English In Kentucky
Sunday July 27th 2014 Tim
Nineteen quarts from the Outdoor Stove, the last
eight under conditions of Tornado Watch, with wind gusts, rain and some
kind of down flow from the heavens which caused large biting drops, that
felt more like Arctic Mosquito bites than what you might expect from a
Sunday in July with a feel like temperature of 120 degrees
Fahrenheit and which caused what might have been an eclipse of the Sun.
I mention
this heroism because it's sometimes necessary for a Gardener
to know that he has the necessary grit to can stuff under
very, very, very trying conditions. And if you want to
know the secret of such a demonstration of courage, it
emerges essentially from that much maligned mental attitude
called dourness. A good Gardener is never, ever
cheerful. He's more like a Horn Worm that way, slow plodding
and resolute.


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Sara slept in her yellow penguin pajamas, in a tangle of sheets and blankets, on an Ikea bed, in a darkened room without any discernable interior decorating and littered with discarded clothes, when it happened. The clock by her bedside, with it's red staring digits, read 11:53pm. The room burst with light and Sara shot bolt upright. Her synethesia interpreted part of the light as a high-pitched buzzing sound in the middle of her head. She scrambled to the headboard and clung to it, shaking. The blackout curtains on her window were transparent, like rendered-down onions in a frying pan. her pupils shrunk to millimeters and she instinctively squeezed her eyes shut, but the light came through orange, outlining all the tiny capillaries in her eyelids. The sound took on an addition low tone. She held up her arm, and peeked, and saw the bones as dark masses in the middle of transparent orange flesh. A moment later her son, in the second bedroom, in his new big boy bed, started to scream.
Sara leapt up, tripped over clothes, and found her way out of her bedroom. She ran to Tommy's room, down the brown carpeted hallway, feeling with her toes and arms out, her eyes shut to the light. She found his doorway, and stumbled to his bed.
"I'm here!" she announced. Their arms found each other. They embraced. "Don't look," said Sara, pushing Tommy's forehead into her chest. His face was already wet.
"I can't see!" wailed Tommy. "What's happening?"
"I don't know," said Sara. She noticed that the room was getting hot. The buzzing started to oscillate, leaping from ear to ear inside her brain.
"I'm scared!"
"I know!" Sara thought about saying 'It's okay,' but she immediately recognized that it would be in-genuine. Instead she pulled him off the bed and carried him into the closet with her. She closed the door tightly. They sat on shoes and army men and balled up socks. The sound faded to an intermittent beeping, like a very slow clock alarm. Her eyes remained closed, but the orange of her eyelids faded to green afterimage. Tommy whimpered, but then there was total silence outside Sara's head, and just the beeping remained.
She opened her eyes. The closet was completely illuminated, just from the light pouring through the cracks around the door, as if it were noon in the tropics. Stuffed animals stared at her with dead eyes. She looked down at Tommy. He was sweating, and his thumb was shoved deep into his mouth. Normally she would have corrected him, but thought the comfort of it was more important.
"Open your eyes, Tommy," said Sara gently. He did. "Can you see now?" Tommy nodded, then looked up at his mother with questioning eyes. "I don't know what's happening," she said. "I'm scared too."
"Is it morning?" asked Tommy.
"No, I don't think so," said Sara.
"Is it the moon?"
"No, no it's not. At least I don't think so," said Sara, temporarily entertaining the idea that some rogue state had somehow nuked the moon into total oblivion. Then she thought that maybe it was nuclear bomb, just closer to home. She quickly went back to thinking about the moon. "No, I saw the moon during the day, so it wouldn't be the moon." She looked down at Tommy, he still looked at her, waiting for any kind of substantive, clear answer. "If we see the moon during the day, we won't see it during night, and if we see the moon at night, we won't see it during the day, because it orbits the Earth."
Tommy squinted his eyes briefly, then turned to look at the crack between the closet door and the doorframe.
"Can we go out and see what it is?" he asked.
"I don't know," said Sara. The house hadn't yet been blown to smithereens from a pressure wave, so Sara cultivated the idea that maybe it wasn't a bomb. "Maybe in a few minutes." Tommy rested his head against her neck. A cramp started to developing in Sara's right calf, right where an army rifleman was embedded, smothered in her skin.
They waited.
Sara estimated that an hour had passed, and yet the light still had not diminished. They waited another hour. The phone rang from within her bedroom. Tommy looked at her expectantly. Sara smiled at him and ruffled his hair. The phone kept ringing. Tommy looked at the door, then back to Sara. The phone stopped.
After another two hours, both were sound asleep, still bathed in light. It was sweltering. Both were soaked through with sweat. A wind kicked up outside the house. The joints of the house began to creaked. Sara woke again. Tommy was slumped down in her arms, his head lolled, leaking saliva. The light had finally lost some of it's intensity. Sara carefully laid Tommy down in a pile of laundry and stuffed toys. She stood, aching, and squeezed through the door, trying not to let anymore light in than necessary.
She held her arm over her eyes again, but did not see bones. Tommy's room itself was very bright, as if several outdoor spotlights were all focused on the tiny little area. She could see the air littered with dust, and every unvacuumed particle and hair in the carpet. The beeping was more distant now, hollower, with a hint of an echo. She padded to the bathroom, and out of habit turned on the light, but it added little to the ambient light flooding in from the rest of the house. She turned on the cold water tap. Water ran, but it was warm. She filled the glass to the brim and drank the whole thing. She filled it again, not quite to the top, flicked off the light switch without thinking, and walked back to Tommy's closet. She opened the door slowly.
"Tommy," she said quietly. "Tommy?" He stirred, and held his hands over his eyes. "It's okay now. You can look. It might hurt at first, but you can uncover your eyes."
Tommy did. He squirmed and stretched.
"Is it morning?" he asked.
"Soon," said Sara. "Here," she said, squatting down next to him, and holding out the glass. "You have to drink this, okay?"
He grabbed the glass and drank as greedily as she had.
"What happened?" he asked, after he had powered through half the glass.
"I still don't know honey," said Sara. "Maybe we can find out."
They both stood and Sara drank the last of the water in the glass. She took Tommy's hand, and they walked out of the room and down the hall. Sara headed for the living room and the TV, but Tommy pulled her towards the front door, insistently.
"It's out there," he said, pointing and pulling.
"I'm not sure that's a good idea--"
"It's out there!" yelled Tommy.
"Alright," said Sara. She yielded to his pull.
Tommy had almost reached the doorknob, his hand up--
"No, don't touch it!" cautioned Sara. "It might be hot. I'll do it."
Sara unbuttoned the bottom two buttons of her pajama top, and putting her hand underneath it, she touched the doorknob. There was no additional heat. Then she touched it with a bare finger. It was warm, but that was okay. She grasped it fully, and turned, remembered the deadbolt, unlocked that, then opened the door slowly.
Blinding light assaulted them. The buzzing spiked up. Sara tested it again with her arm. No bones. She lowered her arm. Tommy groaned in pain. Both looked at the ground, the cement of the stoop, hyperlit, their bare feet like luminescent alabaster. Sara stepped out onto the stoop. It was warm, hot even. She looked around slowly. The light was coming from just above the treetops on the other side of the cul-de-sac.
"Betelgeuse!" yelled a male voice to her left.
"What?" asked Sara.
"It finally went," said the man. Sara turned her head in his direction. She saw her neighbor sitting in a lawn chair, in shorts and a t-shirt, his back to the light, and a shoebox in his hand, into which he was staring intently.
"The star?" asked Sara.
"Yes," said the neighbor. He turned to look at her. "Come over. You can see it."
"It's hard not to see it. Why is it so bright?"
"It novaed," he said. "Come over, I'll show you."
Sara took Tommy by the hand and they walked over the grass to the neighbor's yard.
"What's that?" asked Tommy, pointing to the box.
"It's a camera obscura," said the neighbor. "I made it for my daughter when we had that solar eclipse about twenty years ago. Look the light goes in here, this tiny pinprick, and it shows a little image of the sun, or in this case, the nova at this end here. Clever isn't it?"
Tommy nodded. The neighbor gave Tommy the box to hold and look at.
"Are we in any danger?" asked Sara.
"Hard to tell. The light will fade, and will go completely dark again. It might takes weeks, or months. We might have some changes in the weather, just from the extra heat, but I don't really know. I'm not an expert."
"What about radiation? Don't they give off radiation?"
"Yes, photons and electrons, light and electricity, and the electrons won't reach us for awhile, and they'll make some interesting northern lights when they get here, but I think we're generally safe from anything harmful. Again, I'm not an expert."
"Betelgeuse, you say," said Sara. The word started repeating in her head, softly, murmuring. She looked down at the image in the box. It swirled and moved on the cardboard.
"One less star in the heavens," said the neighbor, sighing. "All things die, in their own time." He looked down at his hands, every wrinkle highlighted, his parchmenty skin a sea of whitecapped waves. "It will set soon though, and the sun will come up. And from where we live, it will be day for the next few weeks at least. But the light will fade. The last gasp. The angry cry out, the death rattle. Then nothing."
"And night will return," said Tommy.
"And night will return."


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October 1, 2015: Daily Bible Reading with Commentary for Proverbs 28
Click here for the Daily Reading
Context: What proverbs from today's reading can you apply to your life? Is there a situation you are in, or have recently been in, to which you can apply the wisdom written in this chapter? Study this chapter carefully. Absorb the wisdom and ask the Lord for understanding.


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Slab figurine depicting a standing female. She wears a short cape, long skirt, double-strand necklace, large circular earflares, and a broad rectangular headdress. Traces of white pigment on skirt necklace, earflares and face; traces of red-orange pigment on left side of the cape and headdress.
Margret Craver Withers collection (acquired in Mexico and Guatemala) by 1972; to MFA, November 1993, gift of Margret Craver Withers.
Credit Line
Gift of Margret Craver Withers
Teotihuacan, Teotihuacán I-II, 1–550
Object Place
Teotihuacán area, Central Highlands, México
Overall: 10.8 x 6.1 x 2 cm (4 1/4 x 2 3/8 x 13/16 in.)
Accession Number
Medium or Technique
Earthenware: traces of white and red-orange pigment


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Re: "Special session ends abruptly after Republican state senators reject second of two bills to fix Colorado pot-tax error," Oct. 3 news story.
Everyone apparently acknowledges that there was a mistake in the legislation, and everyone initially apparently agreed what the fix needed to be. But when the governor calls a special session to enact what should be a simple solution, the Republicans can't be bothered and instead whine and act like petulant children and decide to take their ball and go home.
These actions should crystallize in anyone's mind what should have been obvious for years: that the Republican Party of 2017 is not a serious governing party. The efficient "country club" party that wanted government to be small but efficient is no more, and the party in its place is obstructionist and wants to gum up the works at every opportunity. Helping people or making things better is not even on their radar screen anymore.
Why vote for any Republican at any level in 2018? We need serious people to represent us, not this collection.
Martin Ward, Littleton
Critics of the special session called by Gov. John Hickenlooper decried his suggestion that the special districts could pay the session's per-day cost by calling it "pay-for-play at the Capitol." Yet the Koch brothers' political action committee, Americans For Prosperity, had the resources to target Colorado Republican lawmakers with calls and emails in order to build the opposition that eventually toppled the measures. Isn't this considered this "pay-for-play," too?
Big money has come to Colorado. Thanks to Citizens United we are in for another fierce election cycle in 2018 right here in our backyard.
Mollie O'Brien, Denver
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