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Just east of Kaohsiung City is the village of Meinong, a Hakka community that is very popular with tourists. A place that fantastically showcases old Taiwanese Hakka culture, Meinong is the perfect place to experience a big part of Taiwan’s culture hands-on. Here’s a rundown of some of the things you can do on a day trip to this wonderful township. (Read more: 3 More Things to Do on a Day Trip to Kaohsiung)
An Artistic Farm Experience
At Turn Red Nature Life (果然紅農藝生活) you have the opportunity to design your own scarecrow. Formerly widely used in the Taiwanese agricultural world, the scarecrow decreased in popularity as industrialization spread. The staff here will lead you in making one of your own in a pleasant throwback to a bygone era of Taiwanese farming. Other DIY options include straw weaving, wire braiding and constructing seed ornaments.
Try the Local Food
If you’re visiting a Hakka community, you have to try the Hakka cuisine. A lot of their cooking is based on texture, with stewing, braising and roasting being regular cooking methods for meats. Salted dishes are very popular, as are steamed vegetables. Famous Hakka dishes include salt baked chicken, stuffed tofu, stuffed bitter gourd, and beef ball soup. A ground tea known as lei cha is a popular beverage, often drunk on mornings and at teatime. (You might also like: HsinPu Persimmons, Golden Pearls of Wisdom)
Take a Walk down the Old Street
Yongan Street is Meinong’s first street. It’s an old neighborhood full of old traditional buildings where you can stretch your legs and get an idea of what life looked like during a bygone era. A particular highlight is the old well that residents used to use before the times of running water.
Paint Your Own Paper Umbrella
Oil paper umbrella craft is extremely therapeutic and plays an important role in Hakka marriage traditions. Visit a store run by Mr. Lee Ming-Hsiang and paint your own umbrella while learning about this history of the craft and the local people. Paint your umbrella however you want and at the end of the session you can take it home to keep. (Read also: 8 Things To Do When Traveling With Kids in Kaohsiung)
Visit the Hakka Cultural Museum
Opened in 2001, Meinong’s Hakka Cultural Museum not only informs people about Hakka culture and local history, but also preserves it for future generations. Learn about Hakka life and culture and gain a deep understanding of the relationship between the people of Meinong and the local environment. A must-visit for history and culture buffs and curious travelers alike.
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For many Northland kids, Monday's five inches of fresh powder started off their week-long winter break.
"We have the whole break off!" said Cassandra Franzen, a 12-year-old ski cadet at Chester Bowl.
It seems sometimes Mother Nature has impeccable timing.
"We're just skiing and going off jumps and having fun," said Carter Zupancich, who goes to Lincoln Park Middle School.
Kids were out hitting the slopes at Chester Bowl and Spirit Mountain. There was also quite the line at the tubing hill, too.
They all seemed to be enjoying the 20 degrees above zero. Some would maybe say they are making up for lost time.
"Snow is crazy, but I love snow," said Franzen, who also goes to Lincoln Park Middle School.
Sunday, Duluth broke yet another weather record. This winter we've had 60 days below zero. It has kept folks off the icy slopes and inside.
Spirit Mountain has closed or closed early more than a handful of times due to the chilly temps.
Gabe Fossum goes to Lincoln Park Middle School. He and his friends are kicking off their break doing some tricks, but this winter hasn't been ideal for them.
"There's a lot of snow, but it's kind of cold," said Zupancich, Fossum's friend.
They only like the cold for one reason.
"I like it when we get school off!" said Fossum.
Fossum said they've missed about seven days this school year due to weather, but they still want more snow.
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Like that jargon? I’m a sponge like that. I even know where the damn thing is… now.
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Here’s what I like to do with my car: drive it and put things in it (including people). That’s pretty much it. Now, I really like to drive my car. For a measly 135 horsepower 2002 Elantra, it’s a joy to drive most days.
But as for other things? I check my oil and wiper fluid when it’s not freezing outside. I get oil changes and mileage-based maintenance. I get funny smells and sounds checked out.
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Especially since I was there for 6 hours waiting on my repairs, no coffee shop in walking range, no bus stops nearby. Let me tell you, that time cost me more of my peace of mind than I’d’ve liked.
But I am not going to break my car in order to learn how to fix it. Screw that. That’s my life in my hands, going 70 MPH on I-85 N.
Sure, personal computers aren’t going to get people killed, but I make promises that are based on the availability of my most powerful computer (rather than, say, my netbook). So when my hard drive starts to sound like a passenger train (click-clack, click-clack, click-clack…), I’m further reminded of the joys of (my own) specialization. A quick trip to my local big-box electronics store nets me a new hard drive, and a bit of interwibble research gets me freeware hard drive cloning software. Sure, it takes 15 hours to copy a 1 TB drive, but I caught it before the drive failed completely from whatever bearing is rattling around in there (thanks, Seagate).
I don’t expect my non-developer coworkers to be able to do this so easily. That’s unfair.
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Getting your cockpit set up correctly on your mountain bike can make a huge difference in the quality of your rides. Of course there are tons of things that you need to do to get dialed in, having your brake levers and shifters in the right spot is one of the most important things you can do. It can help eliminate hand fatigue and give you more control over your bike.


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Deogarh: The Deogarh Police has registered two cases in connection with an incident in which a Block Development Officer (BDO) was allegedly attacked by a BJP legislator earlier today.
While Tileibani BDO Krushna Chandra Dalapati has registered a complaint against Deogarh MLA Subash Chandra Panigrahi accusing the legislator of beating him, another complaint was filed by Panigrahi alleging that the official misbehaved him.
Deogarh SP Rajkishore Paikray informed the police have launched probe into the two cases to find out the veracity of the allegations.
Dalapati said at around 10 am he had gone Dudihiana gram panchayat for reviewing a school transformation work under the State government’s 5T initiative. He received a call informing about the legislator’s visit to the block office.
As the BDO had come out of the office to inspect the school work and conduct an inquiry at Bhaliagudi village under Chepilipalli GP regarding a writ petition case in the Orissa High Court, he said he would meet the legislator after finishing the work.
Dalapati alleged the Deogarh MLA returned from the BDO office and intercepted him near Bhaliagudi and attacked.
The BDO further stated in his complaint the BJP MLA along with associate Pratap Panda beat and kicked him causing bruises on the face and other parts. Somehow Dalapati managed to save his life after his staff and the Tahsildar intervened, the BDO added.


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Three days after Christmas, 1998, Judy Ann LaVergne Walker visited her son Reginald at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's Michael Unit. For his 18th birthday she bought him an orange soda and a book from the Left Behind series. He proudly flexed his muscles, bragging that he was doing 500 sit-ups and push-ups every day. She says he told her the guards had been harassing him, bringing in newspaper clippings about his twin brother's trial for allegedly shooting a cop. Judy says she told him to ignore them.
His parole review was a week away, and Reginald said he couldn't wait to get out that summer so they could go to Louisiana and visit his grandmother. Judy told him she loved him, and before she said good-bye, she had the guard take two Polaroid pictures of Reginald in his prison whites.
The next time she saw him was on a cloudy April afternoon in Opelousas, Louisiana. Reginald had gotten out of prison early, but no one was rejoicing. He was dead, and as his family looked at the emaciated corpse in the funeral home, they could not believe it was really Reginald. His aunt, Janet Talton, bought a disposable camera and called the police.
"That's not my boy," his mother said looking at the bruised, battered body. He had lost more than 60 pounds in four months; his sunken eyes were blackened and his muscles had withered, leaving a skeleton draped in stretched skin.
"That's not him," she said. But her mother insisted that it was Reginald, because she recognized the shape of his skull. "He's just in bad shape," she said. He was covered in fresh cuts and had a huge red-purple burn covering his chest. There were holes both in Reginald's shoulder and in the heels of his feet that looked like they had been made by nails. Her boy had been crucified, Judy thought. Murdered.
TDCJ had offered to bury Reginald, but Janet said they wanted him to rest near his grandfather; Judy didn't have insurance, so Janet borrowed a check to pay for the funeral. It bounced. The family canceled the wake scheduled for Friday evening, postponed the funeral and hired a private pathologist to conduct a second autopsy. The doctor demanded $1,700 in cash. "We scraped," Janet says emphatically. No one in their family has that kind of money.
When the coroner cut into Reginald's body, he found that Reginald's heart, stomach, kidneys, bladder, brain, spinal cord and other organs were missing. "And he wasn't an organ donor," says Reginald's older brother Kevin LaVergne. What was TDCJ hiding? Judy wondered. That kicked off her crusade to find out who killed her son, and why.
Reginald LaMond LaVergne was serving a five-year sentence for stealing a kid's sneakers at gunpoint. On December 3, 1998, his twin brother, Robert DaMond LaVergne, was convicted of aggravated assault on a police officer, sentenced to 24 years in prison and was awaiting a second trial for attempted capital murder of a public servant. The family thinks Reginald's death was retaliation.
"I feel it in my heart," his mother says.
"We have to have facts," her sister, Janet, tells her. "We have to know exactly what happened."
This spring Judy filed a federal lawsuit saying that TDCJ violated Reginald's Eighth Amendment rights and alleging that prison guards purposely put Reginald in a cell with an older, stronger homosexual male, allowed Reginald to be raped, didn't report the rape, starved him, gassed him and beat him until his mind broke. Prison reports show that in the month before he died, Reginald started throwing his urine out of the cell and eating his own feces; he was referred to the psychiatric department but never given counseling before he died. "It made me physically ill to read the records, and I've read an awful lot of prison records and never one so bad," says Houston ACLU attorney Robert Rosenberg, asked to consult on the case because of his past success representing clients whose children died in prison. (See "Making a Point," by Wendy Grossman, June 3, 1999.) "It just appears to be typical TDCJ deliberate indifference to his health and welfare. It's just how they deal with mentally ill people."
Because of the pending litigation, TDCJ officials refused to comment on the case or Reginald's treatment in their care. The attorney general's office said it had not yet received the suit from TDCJ and knew nothing about it at this time. Instead of getting Reginald the mental and medical help he needed, prison officials let him die, says Judy's Houston-based attorney Amanda Martin.
"He just got beat down, plain and simple," Martin says. "They took him to a slow death, but he went pretty quick."
Reginald died on April 17, 1999, and on May 17, 1999, his twin was sentenced to life in prison. In one month, Judy says, she lost both boys.
It's a standard urban story of a kid getting his sneakers stolen. According to HPD reports, on February 19, 1996, a 15-year-old was riding his bike down Cinnamon Lane in southwest Houston when three guys he knew waved him over. One pulled a gun and said, "Bitch, give up your motherfucking shoes." The teens took the Air Jordans off his feet and threatened to kill him if he called the cops.
A few minutes later the barefoot boy flagged down a police officer, and the gunman was soon identified as "Head Cracka," a.k.a. Reginald LaVergne. The HPD gang task force said they knew him to be a member of the Black Disciples, a gang whose MO is to make money through robberies and drug deals. Six weeks later officers tried to stop Reginald for trespassing at an apartment complex, but he ran from them, jumped two fences and raced into an apartment, where he was arrested.
Reginald's family says he was a smiling, happy kid who constantly joked and charmed his way out of punishments. He loved all-you-can-eat Chinese buffets, vanilla ice cream, okra and baked pork chops. The youngest of his mother's five children, Reginald never liked to sleep alone. "He wouldn't be by himself," his cousin Alainna Talton says. "He was always with somebody." He used to lie on the floor of her room and talk all night; if she fell asleep, he covered her in whipped cream. His stepfather says Reginald wanted to be a pro ball player; his brother Kevin says he thought Reginald was going to be a preacher. "He always talked about God, and he knew things out of the Book," Kevin says. "It always used to amaze us; I guess he paid attention in services." But there are other, less heartwarming stories about Reginald. He was called Head Cracka because he once hit a guy in the head and knocked him out. "He was strong," his cousin Alainna says. Her 15-year-old brother, Stefan Talton, touches his brow and says he still has bruises from the twins beating him up, and Reginald's aunt can't count the times she had to leave work early because Reginald was in trouble at school.
At 15, Reginald already had 13 priors, including car burglary, curfew violations, running away, trespassing on school grounds and evading arrest. In December 1995 he was expelled from Elsik High School and sent to Alief's alternative school. There, his mother said he had to fight to defend himself from gangs (which she insists he never joined), so he moved in with his aunt and enrolled at Grace Baptist Academy. According to his probation officer's report, he was repeating ninth grade, already had been suspended three times that term and had been expelled for the remainder of the year after assaulting a teacher. His probation officer wrote that detention was in Reginald's best interests because of his "continuous referrals" and "his apparent disregard for rules and authority figures."
Reginald took the district attorney's plea bargain of a five-year sentence for aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon. In retrospect, his mother doesn't think this was a good deal and still contests the facts of the case. "I shouldn't never let him take the lesser plea," his mother says. "He never had no gun." She says the other boy was embarrassed that he easily relinquished his shoes and lied to the police; she says the police never found a gun and can't prove it. She can't understand why Reginald committed the robbery, since he already had a pair of red and black sneakers. "He didn't need no Air Jordans," she says. "They had all kind of shoes." She says that before the May 2, 1996, hearing, Reginald's attorney scared him with thoughts of a longer sentence. "The lawyer brainwashed me," she says. "He knew he could've fought. I paid him $1,000; he knew the law better than I knew the law." Reginald's brother Kevin thinks he should have just been given time in the juvenile detention center. "He wasn't a troublemaker like how they claim him to be," he says. "He was a good kid. He just got caught up at the wrong time. He wasn't no criminal."
On October 15, 1996, Reginald was sent to the Clemens Unit, before being moved to the Michael Unit in Tennessee Colony. He worked on the hoe squad and constantly complained of back pain, dizziness and shortness of breath; he often said his heart hurt, but his EKGs were normal.
After two and a half years Reginald handwrote a petition requesting a three-hour bench trial. He argued that he had served enough time for a pair of $130 Air Jordans -- especially since he hadn't hurt anyone. The petition was filed, but nothing happened.
Every week Reginald wrote his mother and his cousin Alainna, telling them he wished he could turn back time and that he wanted to straighten out his life. He wrote poetry and covered the envelopes in angels and detailed pictures of masks that said, "Smile now, cry later." His drawings glimmered with the kind of stars shopping-mall airbrush artists spray on T-shirts. He said he loved them, missed them and couldn't wait to be free.
Ralph Chaison drove up to 12707 Bellaire and parked the gray Dodge Ram in front of the Arbor apartments. "Cover me," he said to the other undercover HPD narcotics officer as he got out of the truck. It was February 4, 1998. Chaison and Vonda Higgins were working on a project to infiltrate the southwest Houston neighborhood, learn who the dealers were and eventually bust them. The gang task force had complained that the Black Disciples were dealing in the neighborhood. Since the pair had successfully moved the gang out of the Club Creek area, they were put on the project. They surveyed the area, videotaped trades and in one day saw 30 transactions in an hour. "You just don't see that anymore," Higgins says. "It was like back in the late '80s." Higgins already had made three buys at this location, and they were trying to introduce Chaison's face. The plan was to buy it, bag it, tag it and then meet Higgins's best friend for lunch at Houston's before finishing the paperwork. It was going to be a short day.
Wearing dark blue Dockers, black Converse sneakers and a Polo baseball cap, Chaison walked up to a gap in the wrought-iron burglar-bar fence holding a $20 bill in his left hand.
Standing on the sidewalk two feet away, Robert LaVergne was smoking a Swisher and chatting with another guy. Chaison said he wanted two dimes; he says Robert opened his palm, took a rock the size of a Tic Tac out of a plastic baggie and traded it for the $20. Chaison dropped the crack in his shirt pocket and started to walk away, but he says Robert called him back.
Put it in your mouth, Robert said. Police officers aren't allowed to ingest drugs, and dealers know that; it's a standard test.
Chaison said it wasn't for him, it was for the girl in the truck.
If you're not the law, Robert said, put it in your mouth.
Man, don't put that jacket on me, Chaison said. He told Robert that a cop had killed his uncle. "I shot every line at him," Chaison says. "You name it, I did it, but he didn't buy anything." Chaison says he probably could have walked away, but he wasn't planning to arrest anybody, and he wanted to make as many purchases as he could. Plus, at that point Chaison didn't feel threatened; the spiked fence stretched the length of the parking lot, and Robert couldn't reach him.
You the law, Robert said. And I'm not afraid of the law.
Chaison says Robert lifted his striped white Polo jacket, revealing a 9mm Smith & Wesson Sigma jammed in his jeans. "I said to myself, 'Aw, hell. It's going to be on,' " Chaison says. An ex-marine and Vietnam vet with 20 years' experience on the force (including four shoot-outs), Chaison felt certain that Robert wasn't playing. "You never pull a pistol on a person if you don't have any intentions of using it," Chaison says. "I knew that he was gonna use it."
Chaison looked for cover, but all he saw were skinny trees that wouldn't shield his 250-pound body. He thought about running back to the truck, but he was sure Robert would shoot him in the back. "I'm not going out like that," Chaison says. Robert's gun caught in his clothing, giving Chaison time to reach under his flannel shirt, draw his pistol and begin firing. The first bullet went into the ground; the second sliced through the flesh above Robert's left knee. Robert fell, then scrambled underneath the trunk of a nearby car and began firing.
All Chaison could see was the muzzle of Robert's gun flashing as Robert fired two rapid rounds. Chaison tried to keep his head behind a bare tree, firing one round for every two of Robert's so he wouldn't run out of ammunition while out in the open. He kept firing to let Robert know he was still there and he wasn't going away. Chaison says he yelled at Robert's companion, "I'm a police officer, get down." Then Chaison shouted to Higgins to drop the assist and get backup. When he looked under the car, Robert's gun was gone.
Standing with the open car door as her cover, Higgins, five foot three and 116 pounds, began switching the channels on the police radio. She watched Chaison zigzag, avoiding bullets, and thought that she couldn't let him die because his wife was five months pregnant. Robert changed locations and had a clear shot at Chaison; Higgins fired her Beretta to divert him. "She was like a sacrificial lamb," Chaison says. "She sacrificed herself on my behalf. She did what the ultimate partner would do -- she did what all officers expect of their partners: She was covering me."
Higgins heard the ping of bullets hitting the door she hid behind and began moving to the driver's side when a bullet shattered the passenger-side mirror, went through the window and into her neck. She felt a sizzle, and her vision blurred as the bullet hit her spinal cord; she tried to move, but she couldn't feel her legs. She fell to the ground and maneuvered her head behind the tire. She asked God not to let her die before her mother.
Chaison went to help Higgins, letting Robert hobble across the parking lot toward the brick buildings. Wounded, Robert wouldn't be hard to find.
Higgins asked Chaison if she was gonna die. He said no. She asked him how she had done. He said she'd done good. Again, she asked if she was going to die.
Officer David Weaver, a cop living in the complex, had gotten off HPD's night shift, signed for a UPS package and was watching TV when he heard accelerating sirens and tires peeling into the parking lot. He turned on his scanner and learned that an officer was down. Also a trained EMT, he quickly dressed, grabbed his first aid kit, badge and gun and went to help. When Chaison described Robert to him, Weaver knew who he was talking about. Whenever Weaver saw a "suspicious individual" around the complex, he photographed and identified him; Chaison picked Robert out of a stack of approximately 50 Polaroids.
Hoss, a German shepherd patrol dog trained to locate nitrates and people by following the hottest human scent, led officers to an apartment where the front door was open and the phone was off the hook. (Robert had called his sister and told her someone was trying to kill him.) Nearby, they found a trash bag filled with bloody clothes, 6.4 grams of cocaine in cookie form and a handgun wrapped in a light blue towel. Across the way, Robert was sitting shirtless on his girlfriend's patio wearing shorts and a flowery women's bathrobe. A white cloth was tied around his bloody leg.
"I didn't shoot at those police officers," Robert said when he was handcuffed. "They shot at me."
A spent bullet fell out of his bathrobe.
Several HPD officers testified that they have known Robert for a long time. One officer said that whenever he arrested someone for selling crack, Robert was usually nearby.
Robert's criminal history began when he was 11 and served as a lookout while a seven-year-old's bike was stolen. He has 18 other arrests on his record, including assaulting a mentally challenged 25-year-old man, possession of crack and trespassing. On December 3, 1998, a jury convicted him of aggravated assault on a public servant and sentenced him to 24 years in prison for shooting at Chaison.
Reginald wrote Robert, telling him to do his time easy, stay out of trouble and maybe he could get transferred to the Michael Unit and they could be "cellies." After Robert's incarceration, Reginald's troubles began, says the family attorney. Martin says that in March, Reginald was housed with Ronnie Cousins, an older, larger inmate with a history of homosexual preferences. The suit alleges that sometime that month Cousins "slipped a pill in [Reginald's] coffee and raped him while he was in a semi-unconscious state. After gaining knowledge of the sexual assault, Reginald began to experience major behavior problems and was transferred to solitary confinement."
Martin says Reginald reported the rape to a sergeant, but the warden was never notified and a rape kit wasn't performed. "Problems were dealt with by prison officials on their own time and in their own inappropriate manner," Martin wrote in her petition. "Inmates witnessed prison officials disregarding Reginald LaVergne's outcries for help as he marched and screamed around his cell naked and dirty." She says inmates heard guards taunt and torture Reginald, telling him if he was going to act like an animal, he was going to be treated like one.
It's a tricky case, because other than a body that looks like it came out of a concentration camp, Martin doesn't have substantial evidence of retaliation, aside from convicts' statements that another inmate was treated poorly. The lack of documentation, Martin says, is even more proof that the prison disregarded Reginald's calls for help. A letter from another inmate Martin plans to depose says that one of the Michael Unit guards was friends with Chaison, who told him to get Reginald. When told of the conspiracy theory, Chaison laughed. "I know some TDC guards, but just in passing," he says. "I don't know any personally that I associate with or anything like that."
Reginald's behavior record reports that he didn't always want to get out of the shower, made "obscene gestures" at guards and tried to head-butt an officer. In March, Reginald was placed in administrative segregation, where his mother's lawyer says he lost his mind. "Inmates observed and heard Reginald constantly and daily screaming, begging for help and banging continuously on the cell wall," the suit says.
The month before Reginald's death, his psychological record reflects that he was seen naked, screaming and covered in feces. When he complained about being cramped in his cell, social worker D.M. Shelby noted that he appeared agitated, distressed and depressed. On March 19, 1999, Shelby wrote in the chart that Reginald could parrot what was said but didn't seem to understand anything. Reginald said he wanted to see the warden and asked to be moved out of segregation. He promised to "be good," but Shelby wrote that Reginald "does not appear to grasp concepts of good behavior." Eleven days before his death, medical reports note that Reginald was screaming like an animal, and the nurse wrote a referral to the psych department for evaluation. That same day, it was noted that his feet were ulcerated but Reginald refused treatment. He told psychologist Reed Dobbins that he was sick of being sodomized by other inmates and worried about getting HIV; during that same session Reginald also asked for candy, cocaine and vodka. The psychologist wrote that he had a good sense of humor.
The morning after, Reginald was eating his own feces. Six days later Reginald complained to registered nurse Timothy Sanders that he was not receiving health care or pain medication. Reginald was told to discuss his problems with the psychologist at his next mental health appointment. Four days later, a licensed vocational nurse noted that there were large piles of poop in Reginald's cell, he was thin and needed to see the psychologist.
The next day, he was dead.
Officers were serving lunch when they saw Reginald lying naked on the metal bunk in cell 44. His mattress, clothes and uneaten food were on the floor. Reginald lay with his back against the wall, drool ran from his mouth, and his eyes were open, fixed and dilated. Officers called his name repeatedly and ordered him to come to the door, but he didn't respond. By the time he was handcuffed and carried to the infirmary, he had stopped breathing and his body was cold.
The infirmary's emergency room nurse located a faint pulse, but moments later Reginald's vital signs vanished. An ambulance rushed him to Palestine's Memorial Mother Frances Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 12:57 p.m. on April 17, 1999.
The autopsy found small fragments of hard blue plastic in his colon that looked like he had tried to eat his state-issued razor blade. The doctors noted ulcers on the heel of each foot and fresh abrasions on his cheek, jaw, shoulders and legs -- but they could have happened while transporting the body, the internal affairs report says. As for the large burn on his chest, the autopsy says it is consistent with the mark of the defibrillator used to try to resuscitate him.
Reginald was dehydrated, but not enough to have killed him; he wasn't HIV-positive, and there weren't any lesions on his brain to explain his bizarre behavior. According to the autopsy, internal affairs investigators suspect Reginald had been discarding the contents of his food trays for the past month. Pathologists noted that his body was emaciated and said that recent, rapid weight loss made him more susceptible to infection; his lungs were hemorrhaged and showed edema and congestion. He had pneumonia, they said, and declared the death natural.
The family doesn't believe there was anything natural about Reginald's death. His aunt held a press conference at the National Black United Front, asking if TDCJ thought the family was crazy enough to believe that Reginald died of pneumonia and no one had noticed he was sick or tried to treat him. She spoke on radio and TV stations, demanding to know what really happened to her nephew. "We have this lock-'em-up, hang-'em-high mentality," says Kofi Taharka, chairman of the Houston chapter of the BUF. "Once people are in the system, there isn't as much concern for them as there should be. But they're still human beings."
Janet Talton put up flyers asking people to call the Michael Unit and ask the warden, "What happened to Reginald?" With the BUF, she protested in Huntsville and all around Harris County declaring former TDCJ executive director Wayne Scott a murderer.
Two years later, protests have died down, because Janet's doctor told her to stay away from stress -- and Reginald's mother tries not to think about him; she says she's done enough crying. She had wanted to visit him the Easter before his death, but her car didn't run. "I should've followed my feelings," she says. "I should have found a way to get there."
Less than a month after his brother's death, Robert smiled through Vonda Higgins's testimony at the May 11, 1999, trial. Robert grinned as the now quadriplegic woman talked about how she can't even cough by herself -- in three days a simple cold turned into pneumonia, and she almost had a heart attack when an ingrown toenail she couldn't feel caused her blood pressure to skyrocket.
In the hallway afterward, Higgins says, Robert's mother screamed at her, "She needs to tell the truth. She emptied her weapon on my son." Higgins looked at Judy and said, "Wrong case." (Another officer had recently shot up a boy, but it wasn't her, she says.)
Robert's probation officer, Julie Groh, testified that his mother "tended to really minimize the problems that she was having with Robert. It was hard to believe everything she was telling me, because I think she didn't want to believe a lot of what was happening."
Judy testified that the twins haven't seen their father since they were in kindergarten and "they never got over it." She blames their bad behavior on his absence, and she thinks Robert never got over his brother being locked up. She blames the police, society and the apartment manager who had it in for her son; she doesn't blame herself or her boys. Robert was arrested with 4.2 grams of cocaine on him and later was sent to six months of rehab at Vernon State Mental Hospital, but she insists that "somebody else drugged my son." Yet he was diagnosed as an addict with substance-induced psychotic disorder (he was found face down in the urinal eating his own feces, and one morning after breakfast he ate his cereal box too). Robert's June 21, 1997, hospital discharge summary says Robert started getting stoned when he was 14, smoked up every day by the time he was 15 and used fry (marijuana dipped in embalming fluid) at least every three months. Plus, he told his probation officer that he drank and smoked marijuana laced with angel dust. "He was just doing childish things," Judy said on the stand. "Nothing that was harmful-like."
Judy doesn't deny that Robert was dealing, but she says he had only one rock on him and he never brought drugs into her house. She says Robert told her that after the exchange, he walked off and the police officer shouted that he was under arrest and then shot him from behind. She thinks the police should be going after big dealers, not small fry like her son, who was trying to earn some quick cash. She testified that Robert had no idea that Chaison was an officer when he shot him, but thought he was a crackhead.
The assistant district attorney, Casey O'Brien, argued that dealers don't shoot their customers. And if Robert thought a dangerous dope fiend was after him, he would not have discarded his gun but kept it for protection. Judy said her boy knew right from wrong and would never, ever deliberately shoot someone; she said she feels bad for Higgins, prays for her and hopes she heals, but she maintains that her son not only did not know Higgins was a cop but couldn't see her through the truck's tinted windows. Since the bullet could not be removed from Higgins's spine without causing further damage, Judy said, there's no way that the district attorney's office can prove that it came from her son's gun.
But the casing found near Higgins matched the other shells Robert fired. And the prosecutor argued that Higgins didn't shoot herself. Robert had a gun with Packmire grips and laser sights; the assistant district attorney said Robert knew what he was doing. "He shot to kill her, not maim her," O'Brien said in closing. "He killed her life he ruined her future."
Robert was sentenced to life in prison (concurrent to his 24 years) and fined $10,000.
Vonda Higgins was at a book signing at the Shrine of the Black Madonna when someone handed her a "What Happened to Reginald LaVergne?" flyer that said his brother was the one who shot her. "I took it, but I didn't read it," she says. She didn't know Robert had a brother, and the idea of police retaliation outrages her. "Everybody's concern was 'Let's pray, let's help Vonda,' " she says. "No one was thinking, 'Let's get him back.' "
After the shooting, Higgins received a congressional letter of recognition, HPD's medal of valor and was named officer of the year, to list a few of the awards filling two shelves in her immaculate living room. At first she couldn't feel anything below the neck; now she can move her arms and has faint feeling in her legs. Sitting in an electric wheelchair, she gestures with hands she can't move but which constantly ache from arthritis. She's cold all the time and spends most of her days visiting doctors; she had one operation that transferred tendons so she could move her left arm, and another that fused her left thumb, giving her a permanent grip. She plans to have the same surgery on her right hand, and after that she hopes to learn how to drive -- that's what she misses most, being in a car by herself. "I miss getting up and going," she says. "Now I have to rely on people to assist me with everything -- that's the hardest thing."
She used to live alone, but now she needs 24-hour care; either a nurse or her niece is with her at all times. Higgins recently graduated from Texas Southern University with a degree in administrational justice. She wants to start her master's degree after her next operation, and then maybe earn a Ph.D. She'd like to get certified and teach law enforcement to high school kids or criminal investigation at a junior college. She wishes she could have stayed on the force, but she says she wouldn't have wanted to sit behind a desk watching others go on undercover investigations without her. At the trial, she said she still hoped to someday do undercover stings again.
Higgins is the type of woman who doesn't complain and exudes a warm, happy aura. She says that after the trial, she stopped thinking about the shooting, blocked it from her mind -- when asked about it, she says she can't believe anyone's still interested in her story. She'd rather joke about the ambulance ride when they cut off her favorite pair of Victoria's Secret panties than relive the actual shooting.
While she was in the hospital, Higgins told the man she had dated seven years that if he wanted out, he could leave. "No," he said, "we'll get through this." But a year later she felt like he was doing things out of obligation and that it wasn't a real relationship anymore, so she ended it. He didn't stop her.
Chaison is her best friend -- they were close before, but the shooting bonded them. They talk two or three times a day, go out to dinner and movies, and laugh and joke together. It saddens Higgins that some people don't feel comfortable talking to her now that she's always sitting down. When other officers ask Chaison how she's doing, he tells them to call her (she talks with a headset). If they want to go with him to visit, he tells them to go on their own -- he doesn't share his time. They're both on the board of a nonprofit organization called My Sister's Keeper, a mentoring program for girls grades six through 12 to help raise their self-esteem, boost their confidence and make them stronger women.
"If Ralph would've been killed at the scene, I would've been so upset with myself," Higgins says. It's better that she took the bullet, she says, because she wouldn't have wanted to live without him. "Your life is second," she says. "Your partner is first."
Sitting on her couch, Chaison nods.
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If Reginald had lived, he would have finished his five-year sentence in April and been a free man this summer. Judy tries not to think about that too much, she says. She thinks that if she had visited Reginald more often, the guards would have known that someone cared about him and treated him better. Maybe she could have protected him, but she thought that was the prison's job. So now she visits Robert every weekend at the Darrington Unit in Rosharon. His cousin says a guard harassed Robert once and he threatened to call the Black United Front and get it splashed all over the news.
In appealing Robert's conviction for assaulting Chaison, Robert's attorney argued that not only was there insufficient evidence but the jury should have been instructed in self-defense law since Robert didn't shoot until after he was shot and should have been given the option of charging Robert with a lesser offense since Chaison denied being a cop. Robert's conviction was first overturned, but the opinion was withdrawn when the judges of the 14th Court of Appeals met en banc May 17, 2001, and decided to uphold the original trial court's decision. The judges' opinion declared it wasn't self-defense because what Chaison did was legal -- Robert was the aggressor and Chaison didn't have to wait to be shot before lawfully protecting himself. As for Robert not knowing Chaison was a cop, Justice J. Harvey Hudson wrote in the opinion that Robert "suspected he was a police officer, accused him of being a police officer, and attempted to shoot him because he was a police officer. There is simply no other logical explanation for appellant's conduct." The arguments for appealing the Higgins case were heard in December, but the three-judge panel is still deliberating.
Since she lost the twins, Judy has become more protective of her older sons, aged 23 and 30. Both of those boys have had run-ins with the law, and Judy moved into a larger apartment so they could live with her; she likes to have them near her, where she knows they're safe. Judy works long hours styling hair, reads any religious book she can find and spends most of her time praying -- for a while she went to church five nights a week.
She wishes Reginald were with her, she says. She can't think of anything specific she'd like to do besides just be with him. Since he's gone, she needs to know why. She filed the lawsuit; now she's waiting for the prison to give her an answer she can believe.


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Here’s the ultimate gadget for narcissists. This new webcam from Japan’s Thanko features a one-way mirror as it’s main design feature.
The device has a hidden camera behind the mirror that lets you admire your own beautiful mug while you chat with your friends across the Interweb.
As an added bonus, the mirror is encircled by a bright ring of LEDs which not only show off your good looks, they actually improve the quality of the images it captures.
It’s available now from the Rare Mono Shop for ¥5,980 (about $49 USD.)

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PILLOWS and JAMES MERCY, “Wasted”
“Wasted” is a vibrant and fun original slap house track that is ready for the dance parties to begin. It comes from Hungary-born, California-based producer/DJ Pillows and collaborating producer James Mercy. Pillows (aka Anna Negyesi) caught the attention of Forbes Magazine earlier this year after her electronic cover (again with James Mercy) and video of Hall & Oates “I Can’t Go For That” showcased her as a mystery DJ with a pillow helmet. But like Marshmello, Electric Polar Bears and a few others who have decided to remain “masked”, there is certainly much talent underneath the quirky exterior. “Wasted” doesn’t show off any new tricks but it is a solid deep house release that can compete with the best of them. With or without the gimmick, Pillows is one to watch and any ongoing collaborations with James – who has had his fair share of dance successes like “Fractures” a few years back – should continue to be fruitful.


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Harry Potter Sucks?!
“Honey, did you do a lot of drugs before we met?”
I am not a Harry Potter fan. I’m just not. I do delve into fantasy now and then – like Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings – but it is not my genre of choice. I’m a sci-fi guy. If I do sit down for some fantasy escapism, it’s battles and questing. A coming of age story about magic is not something that usually interests me. Hell, I’ve made it this far in life not knowing anything about Harry Potter other than his name and it somehow involves magic and an owl. Oh, and the word Muggle somehow exists.
So, here is my honest review of only Harry Potter movie I could find online. It turns out, it's actually called, Troll. When the 90's movies came out, I did try and watch one in high school with my then-girlfriend Stephanie. I fell asleep a few minutes in, so my recollection is spotty at best. This original Harry Potter film is a fairly stark departure from those sequels made a decade later.
No one is even British here. I will chalk that up to it being an earlier American production.
Harry Potter and his family move into a new home. We have a typical family: Harry Potter, his dad (also Harry), his mom Anne, and his sister Wendy. There’s an evil troll (Torok) in the house. The troll kidnaps the daughter, Wendy, and takes her place via a magic ring that allows her to blend in. Or, well, not blend in. She kind of goes into a crazy violent mood swing. Right after the troll changes into Wendy, Harry (her brother) asks if she was playing with a dead cat. Sonny Bono is their neighbor for some reason. Harry is the only one who realizes Wendy isn’t Wendy because adults are always idiots in these coming of age movies. Wendy straight up throws him across a room and then he says he just tripped.
Eventually, Harry tries to learn magic from an old lady. We find out there’s convoluted happenings involving trolls, wizards, fairies, and humans. Troll wizard is turning everyone in the building the family lives in into other mythical things, like boogeymen, the creature from the black lagoon, and the spider gremlin. Somehow the troll wizard is turning everything into a lush other world of monsters. Or, well, the troll wizard who is really a fairy is creating a fairy world out of apartments for some reason. Honestly, this seems like a way better place to live than Harry Potter’s boring reality. Isn’t Harry Potter supposed to have a cute girl and a red headed kid as friends? Where are they? Where’s the big, bearded guy? No idea.
Harry Potter eventually saves the day. His sister is in a weird Sleeping Beauty-esque casket thing. The troll wizard dies. Of course it has one of THOSE endings… Is the evil troll wizard really dead? The audience doesn’t care, and neither do I. I guess he comes back as a guy with no nose or something in the later movies. I’m a little hazy on the details. I’ve had a couple of beers.
Voldemort! That’s the name of the bad guy according to Wikipedia. He must show up once Harry Potter gets to magic school, because here we only get Torok the wizard troll. Did Voldemort also befriend a dwarf while pretending to be a little girl?
The highlight for me is probably Sonny Bono asking a prostitute if sex with him is what she expected and then immediately asking her to make him pancakes. Some scenes are genuinely memorable, such as the ball bouncing down the stairs or the weird ass mushroom puppet showing up. That dude is cute.
Most of the acting is passable but not particularly great. The boy who plays Harry Potter (Noah Hathaway) isn’t very good, but the girl (Jenny Beck) who plays Wendy is surprisingly enjoyable as an evil jerk. Scratch that. Somehow this is the same boy who played Atreyu. He was awesome there but subpar here. You will also find the aforementioned Sonny Bonny, Frank Welker as the voice of the troll, and a surprisingly sexy appearance by Julia Louis-Dreyfus as wood nymph.
One highlight is the puppetry work. The practical effects are really quite good. Compared to some other low budget fantasy films from the 80’s, the character work is good. I’ve seen some bad, bad movies like Troll 2. At least here the trolls and boogeymen or whatever have moment and depth and a snappy music number.
The movie is kind of gray and dark, but not in a horror movie sense. It almost feels as if they just couldn’t afford lighting on set and used natural light, even in dark sets. Adding to the cheapness is a distinct lack of wide shots. Everyone is medium shots with a few close ups, probably to hide the inability to afford or unwillingness to acquire landscapes. This really would’ve helped to see a large, more lived in forest in some of the magically nymph sequences. Some of the staging is also confusing, with poorly placed people in frame. This is hard to really discuss without showing the scenes I mean, but imagine people standing behind objects or having the bodies cut off in bizarre ways. Some more music to score the entire movie may have helped. The cheapness really came to the forefront in the quiet, unscored moments throughout the movie.
And don’t get me started on the portrait. It has to be the crappiest painting I have seen in a major motion picture since the stick drawing in Not Another Teen Movie. Ugh.
I’ve got to be honest. This movie really entertained me but it was terrible. I mean, it was barely comprehensible crap. Everyone loves THESE Harry Potter movies? Really? Maybe I missed something. Maybe it’s because this is the first movie from the 80’s and everyone knows the later movies? I don’t know. I also didn’t read the book, so maybe it goes more into the history of Galwyn the mushroom – formerly a fairy - and some of the other side characters, and fleshes them out. I really found this plot a little too complex and somehow still lacking. I wish the audience knew how the magic worked.
I can’t really recommend this Harry Potter film. It’s pretty much garbage. Entertaining garbage, but garbage. I mean, it’s got Harry Potter. It has magic. It has trolls. So, what am I missing that everyone else sees? Where was the butter beer or Snape or the owl or British people? I am now even more confused by the Harry Potter fandom. Like, what do the “houses” mean? When does Harry get to magic school? Is that in the next movie?
Honestly, I have no interest in seeing another one so I will stop here.
Was this Harry Potter movie good? No. Will I be going to the Harry Potter amusement park now? No thanks. The entire thing was kind of meh, if a bit entertaining, and in no way was this deserving of the 7 or however many sequels this thing got. Even for a mid-80’s children’s movie, this was poor filmmaking.
Verdict: Skip the first Harry Potter movie that was inexplicably titled “Troll.”

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We have some exclusive hints for the XSEED published fishing game.
It's a bit of a Fishing Resort week here at NWR. Yesterday we gave you a chance to win your very own copy of the game, and today we're giving you some exclusive hints on how to make the most of your trip to the resort.
These hints come straight from Fishing Resort's publisher, XSEED Games.
Tip 1: Your fishing guide is your friend.
Not sure what type of fish you’ve caught, or even how many there are to catch? Trying to find the location of a specific fish you’ve caught already but just can’t remember where? Search your suitcase! In your hotel room is a suitcase for clothes, photographs and a journal, as well as the all-important fishing guide. The guide will show the silhouettes of fish that haven’t been caught yet, but it’s still a good way to know how many undiscovered fish are still in the area. For fish that have already been caught, it will provide a wealth of information such as their picture, how many points they’re worth, how many have been caught already and their sizes, as well as the best place to find more.
Tip 2: Do non-fishing activities for quick points.
Fishing Resort has a lot of non-fishing activities, and you will be rewarded for just trying them. Points are given for just about everything; from the first time you ride a bike, to the first time participating in a kayak race to even just being a friendly tourist and chatting it up with a neighbor. Need a quick 1000 points? Just look at the map on the bulletin board! It’s that easy, so do everything! It’s rewarding, plus it will also earn you a night fishing pass in the process.
Tip 3: More varieties of fish equals more fishing environments.
When trying to unlock new areas to access, catch as many varieties of fish as possible and speak to the many tourists strewn about as some of them will offer to sell licenses to new areas. The licenses are usually offered for a few thousand points, but before they will sell it you will have to prove your fishing prowess by catching a certain variety of fish, so cast a wide net and catch as many different fish as you can, rather than duplicates of the same fish, when trying to access new areas.
Tip 4: Trolling reaps huge rewards.
Not only is trolling fun, but it can reap some monster-sized fish, not to mention monster-sized rewards to match. Trolling is the act of setting fishing lines at the back of a moving boat in the ocean, and usually involves catching extremely large fish such as sailfish, cobia, and marlin, which can be worth thousands of points each. Trolling isn’t available immediately – for example, the trolling activity on the bulletin board at Pacar Beach requires an Amateur Rank of 3 or above – but try to meet the requirements for this activity as quickly as possible to speed up your progress through the rest of the game.
Tip 5: Small fish have their benefits, especially during a tournament.
When entering a fishing contest that is based on the number of fish caught within a set time, remember that the size of each fish does not matter. This means that the minnow which took you 5 seconds to reel in will be worth the same as a large halibut that could take up to a minute of your time. To ensure the maximum number of fish caught within the limited amount of time, aim for the small fish by equipping a small-medium rod and reel, and using the smallest “Quick Hitter” bait available. Also, be sure not to cast too far away as that’s more precious time that will be required to reel it in, so keep the line as close to you as possible.

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You would think an academic specialized in human sexuality would have a little bit more compassion for mental health, but alas, we cannot assume anything about anybody.
Dr. Melissa Fabello is getting roasted for a clinical reply she offered to a friend in crisis when her friend texted her the following:
She then outlined the baselines for communication back with the friend.
She acknowledged the good things:
But then outlined a template for a dismissal text:
And people immediately began roasting her.
On a few things.
One of which being the phrase "emotional labor."
Also, it turned into a copypasta rather quickly.
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The internet certainly has an affinity for taking something ridiculous and memeing it at the speed of light.
In a culture where emotions have become synonymous with work and capital, have we gone too far?
Was the doctor right to ask for space and time, but maybe a bit too cold in the response?
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The legacy of a north-east teenager who was killed in a road accident has saved nearly a dozen lives over the last year.
Keiran McKandie, from Miltonduff near Elgin, died in March 2016 after being hit by a car while cycling.
It later emerged it took medics nearly half an hour to reach the 16-year-old, and that police who were at the scene did not have equipment to provide treatment.
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Ten defibrillators carrying the name of the Elgin Academy pupil have been carried in police cars across the north-east since February last year following a fundraising drive spearheaded by Keiran’s parents Sandra and Gordon.
Now police have praised the dedication of the family in helping to save lives after it was revealed the equipment has been used 11 times this year.
Chief Inspector Stewart Mackie said: “We’re extremely grateful to Keiran’s family for the generous donation of defibrillators which are carried in our road policing vehicles in the north-east – they are to be commended for continuing to fundraise for lifesaving equipment during difficult times.
“We hope the defibrillators continue to help others and provide something positive from a very tragic incident.”
All of the defibrillators, which are based in Elgin, Aberdeen, Inverurie, Mintlaw and Stonehaven, carried in police cars bear the name of the charity set up in memory of the teenager, Keiran’s Legacy, as well as nickname given to him by his fellow cyclists, “KDAWG”.
As part of the pilot scheme, training has also been provided to road policing officers so they can use the heart-start equipment if they arrive first at the scene of an accident.
Moray MSP Richard Lochhead praised the dedication of Mr and Mrs McKandie to create and enduring legacy in memory of their son.
He said: “Gordon and Sandra have achieved a great deal in their efforts to take forward Keiran’s legacy – it’s very clear that their work has helped save lives across the north of Scotland.
“They deserve huge credit for showing such determination at what has been an incredibly difficult time for them.
“People across the north-east are being helped in Keiran’s name and lives have undoubtedly been saved – it’s a very fitting legacy for him.”
Mr and Mrs McKandie could not be reached for comment.
But when the scheme was launched in the north-east, following a donation worth £16,000 from the family, Mrs McKandie said improving emergency responses to ensure that the delay that affected their son will never happen again had motivated the initiative.
She said: “I can’t stand back as Keiran’s mum, or Gordon as his dad, knowing he was in that position and the appropriate help was not coming quickly enough. We need to do something about that.
“Keiran would have said: ‘If you believe something isn’t right, thinking about how you’re going to deal with it is not enough, you need to do something about it.’”


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According to report coming out from The Wall Street Journal, Nintendo has already started shipping software development kit of their next console (codenamed as Project NX) to third party developers. When asked about the source of this information, The Wall Street Journal revealed that it comes from "People familiar with the matter". Also, the publication revealed that Nintendo can unveil Projekt NX as early as next year.
In addition, to this, Wall Street Journal also talked about the shape (form) of NX could be. According to TWSJ, "Nintendo would likely include both a console and at least one mobile unit that could either be used in conjunction with the console or taken on the road for separate use."
Additionally, Nintendo is planning to include "industry-leading chips in the NX devices". On a topic of release window of NX, well-known analyst David Gibson told The Wall Street Journal that Nintendo is planning to bring it out as quickly as possible.
"We are increasingly of the idea that Nintendo might launch the NX in 2016 because of the softness of 3DS and Wii U"
So there you have it folks, it seems like we will be hearing something interesting related to Nintendo's NX in 2016.
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This short (99 pages) novella is a horror story of sorts. Melanie Langdon is a happily married woman who is recuperating from tuberculosis and the birth of her child, sometime in the 1950s (when the book was published). On her first day out of her sickroom, Melanie lays upon an old Victorian chaise-lounge, and finds herself transported back in time, into the body of Milly, a single woman living in 1864.
Such a short novel and so complicated to explain. It’s a horror story, but completely unlike anything I’ve ever read before. It’s also a time slip novel, but again, unlike anything I’ve ever read before. Melanie/Milly is incredibly preoccupied with the idea of death, for one thing; I know of no other time travel book in which a character actually imagines her alter-ego in the past as rotting and decaying. It’s pretty creepy, to say the least.
It’s a novel which is incredible preoccupied with the idea of being “saved,” in a religious sense, and about identity—it turns out that Melanie and Milly are much more similar, in fact, than you might think at first (in fact, Mealnie finds herself actually remembering Melly’s thoughts, which is also pretty freaky). I’m not sure I really understood all the ecclesiastical stuff, and I wasn’t too keen on how melodramatic this novella was at times. Also, we never really, truly are told what Milly’s story is; Melanie has to find things out by inference, which means that the reader does the same thing. Still, there were parts of the novella I enjoyed; it may have just been too much for me.
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Aayush Sharma, who had been shooting for his fourth film AS04, has wrapped the Azerbaijan schedule. The actor shared a picture with his co-actor and debutante Sushrii Mishraa announcing the wrap for the film slated for release this year. Creating a huge interest in the audience across quarters, the actor has been delving into the masses for the masala action entertainer.
Aayush Sharma completes filming the Azerbaijan schedule of his upcoming film AS04; gives a shout-out to team
Aayush opened up about shooting in the cold weather of Baku, Azerbaijan saying, “Kadake ke thand mein humne kiya kadak shoot … Three cheers to Team #AS04 … it’s a schedule wrap for us in Azerbaijan.”
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Ever since the announcement of the yet untitled AS04 on Aayush Sharma’s birthday last year, the action entertainer has been creating a buzz with regular insights into the shoot and schedules of the film. Piquing the interest of the audience with his swagger personality and stylised action in the teaser, Aayush Sharma has further elevated the level of action post the critical appreciation and love from the audience for his last release Antim: The Final Truth.
Creating waves with not just the engaging content but also the interesting style of the announcement, Aayush Sharma has introduced the prevailing pattern of untitled names to films in South Indian film industry by opting for his initials along with the chronological number of the film.
Undergoing a remarkable physical transformation to feature washboard abs and toned muscles, Aayush Sharma has time and again shared glimpses from his rigorous training for the film. Sustaining injury during the filming of the action sequences, the actor has been proving his versatility, dedication and commitment.
Launching debutante Sushrii Mishraa with AS04, Aayush Sharma also roped in veteran South Indian actor Jagapathi Babu for the film. Produced by KK Radhamohan, under the banner of Srisathyasai Arts, the yet-untitled action entertainer AS04 stars Aayush Sharma as the lead, co-starring debutante Sushrii Mishraa. Directed by Katyayan Shivpuri, the film is slated for release in 2023.
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If you’ve got your dog traveling with you in your RV, they’re probably pretty well distracted by all the new sights, sounds, and smells on almost a daily basis. That being said, sometimes you might stop in at a campground or RV park for a longer stretch and your dog could get a bit bored.
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This game takes fetch to the next level. Not only will your dog have fun and tire himself out retrieving items, but they’ll learn some vocabulary to boot. You simply throw an item like you would during a normal game of fetch, but you’ll also name the item. Keep the names as simple as possible and consistent for maximum learning potential. Do this over and over again until your dog can successfully retrieve the right toy or item from a pile when you utter the word. Reinforce this learning with lots of treats.
This is basically Simon Says for your dog. Run through all the tricks and commands your dog knows in a sequence. Vary up the order and pacing to keep your dog on his toes. Not only does this stimulate your dog’s brain, but it helps keep them brushed up on their repertoire of tricks.
Hide and Seek
If you’ve got a bigger group of people, whether your family or just some neighbors, you can get them together for a game of hide and seek starring your dog. Simply put your dog in the RV while everyone goes to hide in various spots around the campground/RV park, then unleash your dog to seek them out. To help keep your dog focused on task and give him a shot at finding people, you can instruct people to make small noises.
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Citing an unnamed source, Dana O’Neil of ESPN.com reports today that the NCAA committee on infractions will release its findings from its four-year investigation of the USC football program and basketball programs on Friday.
Interestingly though, another ESPN on-air personality today announced to a national audience that the school will be informed of the findings well before the public.
On his nationally syndicated ESPN Radio show, Colin Cowherd said today:
“USC will find out tomorrow their fate. USC has been told, and I’ve been told by a source, that USC will be given two days, 48 hours notice, damage control preparation. USC will know tomorrow.
“Word will start leaking out once USC knows. That’s the way it is because here’s the way it’ll happen: You got too many players, too many coaches, too many recruits, too many boosters.
They will find out, somebody will talk. It’ll get out, that thing will spread like wildfire in 90 seconds. When it comes out Wednesday, tomorrow, it’ll be all over the place. Fast! L.A.’s a gossip town to begin with (laughs), okay?
While the O’Neil report was listed as a top news story on ESPN.com earlier this morning, there’s no mention of Cowherd’s report on the website, ESPN television or on ESPN Radio sports updates.
Also, the highlights of Cowherd’s show are recounted on his ESPN Radio homepage, but there’s no mention of his exclusive USC revelation.
I don’t doubt the veracity of Cowherd’s report, but it isn’t unreasonable to be perplexed as to why ESPN isn’t promoting the radio host’s USC revelation - especially considering his reach into Southern California on the USC football and basketball radio broadcast flagship - KSPN-AM.
If ESPN trusts Cowherd to do a national radio show which is heard on the USC station in Los Angeles, why isn’t it reporting the breaking news he provided his listeners today? If you heard Cowherd’s report this morning on 710 am in Los Angeles, isn’t it kinda strange that you would not be able to find any followup on ESPN’s other platforms later in the day?
Perhaps it’s just a disconnect between ESPN editorial and ESPN Radio. Otherwise, why wouldn’t ESPN be trumpeting Cowherd breaking the biggest sports news story of the day?


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We stayed here for 2 nights as the starting point as a part of a tour. As such, we did not have to check in (our guide did it for us). The staff that we did encounter were friendly and mostly helpful.
The hotel room was average. 2 single beds, small table and 2 chairs, mini fridge, tv etc. Not a whole lot of room, but enough for us. The bathroom was a good size although a little dodgy with the mould we saw in the sink. We had a window with a view to a concrete wall next door, and some pigeons who perched on the air con units outside. Unfortunately the window didn't close and lock so we were a little nervous for our first night in Egypt (not of the pigeons!). The lift button didn't work on the floor we were on (5th from memory), so we went to the 4th to call it instead.. that was after we had been walking up and down the staircase a few times, assuming the lifts were out completely! Oh well, good exercise for us.
The call to prayer woke us up at 4:30am but we were expecting it, and it was something we had to get used to anyway. Location was pretty good - fairly close to the pyramids, and I think it was good not to be in the middle of Cairo for our intro to the city.
We had a bad experience with the hotel restaurant upstairs. We wanted to have some dinner and the single staff member serving there really did not want to serve us (we were the only people there). His attitude was quite poor, however the staff in the cafe downstairs were very nice and friendly.
Overall, I would say that the hotel is ok for a short stay.
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- Opened in 2002,renovated on 2014, the hotel is located at Pyramids' Avenue one of the most tourist areas, near the pyramids and the sphinx only one K/m,also hotel located in shopping area where you can found a variety from malls-coffee shop-restaurants-public transportation's. Gawharet Al Ahhram hotel offers 8 suites and 92 rooms full equipped. All of them with air-conditioning, satellite TV, internet service, direct-dial international telephone, room service 24 hours, minibar, complete bathroom, and laundry service-FREE WIFI in rooms and lobby. The hotel has lobby bar, indoor swimming pool, cash point, exchange money NBE bank, gift shop, rent car, beauty club, safe deposit box, fax and photocopy service. Also the hotel has two Restaurants, where you can taste a large, high quality and excellent international cuisine,Health Club. Hotel has a shuttle bus for pick-up and transfers (surcharge) 24/7 all the week ... more less
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What starts as a crush can become one’s love of a lifetime. It is the fantasy that transcends all others— the one perfect love. Tomboy Josie Hynes has admired Nick Markovich from afar for years, but it isn’t until her senior year in high school do they finally meet. At first Josie is put off by Nick’s brutal honesty and his offbeat sense of humor, but it is their physical attraction she cannot deny. Nick and Josie stumble into a passionate love affair with a connection so strong, separation is unbearable. Throughout the years, Together become one— One with the good times and the bad, One with happiness and sadness, One with laughter and tears, One with sickness and health. One with the wind.
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What I liked most about this book is it's honesty. It is not about the fluff of fantasy relationships. It's really raw and gives it to you straight. I lovethe male character Nick, the best because he demonstrates what is normal in guys - not the alpha male and not the pansy, dreamboat most women dream off. He is real. It made me appreciate the realness of love and not the fantasy most people think of in relationships. The book goes through different times in a the couples lives and demonstrates how in real life and in romance intimacy changes and grows - from immature, juvenile puppy love as teens, to crazy passionate lovers in their young twenties through mid-life. It shows that love and romance never really ends, it just changes with time and it's never bad, no never good. It just is and it us beautiful in it's imperfection. I read Jonel's comment below, and to be honest of her "honest" review, that perhaps she was expecting a fantasy romance. Perhaps this is a "3" if you're looking for the generic erotica, but this isn't generic. If you're looking for a fantasy romance, "One with the Wind" isn't for you. I would highly recommend this book for those who want to read about real, honest relationships and romance.
Although quite well written, there’s just something about Livingston’s writing style that I couldn’t get into. The storyline itself was solid enough. It also gets better and better the further into the story you get. It’s a raw look at high school and the peer pressure and self-pressure that come with it. Livingston paints a picture of the world that the characters live in. You can visualise their homes and high school. The characters themselves are also quite well developed. You get to know the main character as a friend you went to school with. The supporting cast is developed on a range of sophistication based on their role in the novel. Please note that I received this novel free of charge from the author in exchange for an honest review.


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Lawmakers approve new tourism trail
JACKSON — Mississippi has already put up 100 roadside markers to highlight its blues music heritage.
Now, officials are considering a broader approach to cultural and historical tourism.
A bill that passed the House 117-0 Feb. 9 would authorize the Mississippi Development Authority to create a Mississippi heritage, history and culture trail.
Lawmakers say the trail could have signs highlighting a wide variety of important developments or events, including Hurricane Katrina.
The bill moves to the Senate for more work. A separate funding bill would have to be passed by both chambers.
The bill is H.B.727.
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