Community council says its own survey found strong opposition to St Andrews University’s Kenly wind farm plan
A row has broken out over St Andrews University’s proposals to cater for all its energy needs through a purpose-built wind farm.
The six 100m turbines would be built at Upper Kenly near Boarhills and university officials hope the project would help tackle its spiralling power bills.
However, The Courier has discovered significant resistance to the plans.
Opposition was manifest during a meeting of the Boarhills and Dunino Community Council. A spokesman said most respondents to a questionnaire on the proposals were “unambiguous” in their objections.
Meanwhile, research carried out by the university has left community council officials less than impressed.
The spokesman said, “We were not satisfied with the results of a student’s earlier survey used by the university. It was based on 46 replies from Kingsbarns, Boarhills and Dunino – only 26 of which were from Boarhills and Dunino.”
He added, “The community council sent a questionnaire to all local residents asking whether they were in support of, not in support of, or had no opinion about the university’s plans.”
The spokesman said the vast majority opposed the proposal.
“There were 126 votes representing approximately a 50% return rate,” he said. “Of those, 24 were in support (19%) and 87 were not in support (69%).”
The remainder had no opinion (6%), did not vote (5%) or spoilt their paper (1%).
The spokesman said, “The main areas of concern were landscape, noise, property value and health. Respondents felt there were better forms of renewables and some suggested power cables should go underground.”
There were also concerns that the community benefit promised by the university would be hard to administer.
The community council will communicate the results of its survey to Fife Council – and is urging the public to make their feelings known.
The spokesman said, “As a statutory consultee, we will be writing to Fife Council with these results, and would encourage as many people as possible to write on their own behalf as well.”
A spokesman insisted the university “stood by” its own questionnaire, saying it was carried out at a public meeting using a methodology that is “robust and accountable.”
He said, “The detailed results of our questionnaire were shared with the community council representatives who sit on our project working group. The university applauds the community council’s endeavours to gather information, but these surveys are fraught with difficulty.”
He added, “Our results showed that over 46% of people were either supportive or strongly supportive of the planned wind farm. Meanwhile, 48% thought that Kenly was an acceptable location for a wind farm.”
The spokesman said, “Without seeing the results and further analysis of the community council’s questionnaire, we find it difficult to comment further at this stage.”
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Audio Series (2019)
The Audio Series (2019) was an experimentation with GAN networks and Cryptoart. Each piece combines two or more original photographs together to fuse the context of one with the patterns of another. All five photographs were of live musical performances, combined with a photograph of geometric patterns found in laser-cut wood scraps. The images were then digitally manipulated to include a cipher providing more information about the original images. These are the earliest NFTs I have created.

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Old fishing nets – Masirah No2. David A Lockwood Black & White. 19/04/201307/10/2016 Nikon F4 with 50mm f1.8D - Old style T-max 400 @ 320. T-Max developer 1+4. Like this:Like Loading... Related TaggedAF NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8DKodak T-max 400Masirahnikon f4 Published by David A Lockwood Amateur photographer with an interest in Prehistory (Rock Art). View all posts by David A Lockwood Published 19/04/201307/10/2016
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This is really beautiful, David.
(I like the new look!)
I have been playing with the idea of a new look for a while and paid up!
Fantastic shot, nicely done.
Pleased you liked it.
Excellent shot! Love the B&W conversion.
Thanks very much.
I need to be very careful here so as not to offend: this is the real thing – film (T-Max 400 by Kodak) No conversion needed, just a little tweak in Photoshop for contrast and dust spots.
Film is not dead, well I hope not because I have a freezer full of it….. 🙂


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Russia to supply Avifavir drug to 17 nations for coronavirus treatment
Avifavir will be delivered to Argentina, Bulgaria, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Kuwait, Panama, Paraguay, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia,South Africa, UAE and Uruguay. The drug has already been delivered to Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
Trump is wrong about TikTok. China’s plans are much more sinister
To some, security concern may seem excessive or its timing politically opportunistic, but the danger posed by TikTok is real: In fact, it is only a stand-in for far greater risks.
Central Board of Direct Taxes seeks details from Income-Tax Dept on overseas probes
“Post the favourable ruling in the Swiss account holder, Renu T Tharani case, the PMO has sought an urgent report on I-T Dept’s cases based on foreign intelligence. This is namely those named in HSBC papers, ICIJ (reports), Panama and Paradise groups,” said an official privy to the matter.
ED: Panama firm set up Mirchi Jr’s shell company
Country Property Ltd, set up through Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, has Junaid Memon who is the son of late drug lord Iqbal Mirchi, as sole director and shareholder of the company . The UK properties are allegedly worth several hundred crores, besides other assets identified in India, Dubai and Turkey purchased by the late Dawood aide.
VAMS Global CEO reads, meditates to keep his mind on point amidst the pandemic
Nikhil Kothary thinks meditation is one of the most powerful things he has ever learnt.
Nawaz Sharif disqualified for concealing assets, submitting fake testimony: Pakistan SC
The court said that the public representatives were not honest in accordance to article 62-1F of the Constitution.
Sharif remanded in custody in money laundering case
NAB prosecutor Hafiz Asadullah Awan sought 15-day physical remand of Sharif, arguing that the suspect is involved in money laundering under the garb of sale and purchase of the shares of the Chaudhry Sugar Mills.
Maryam Nawaz's remand extended by 14 days in Chaudhry Sugar Mills case
Maryam Nawaz and her cousin Yousuf Abbashad appeared before the accountability court in connection with the Chaudhry Sugar Mills case, where she is a major stakeholder.
Virus mutes Easter celebrations as Europe's death toll tops 75,000
More than half the world -- over four billion people -- are in lockdown worldwide as governments scramble to halt the pandemic's deadly march across the globe. The death toll from the virus soared past 109,000 this weekend, with more than 1.7 million reported infections globally.
Coronavirus impact: Pope to livestream Easter mass to locked down world
Even such hallowed traditions as the pope's messages to the faithful on Saint Peter's Square have been replaced by prayers that Francis reads into a camera from the seclusion of his private library.
Pay back "looted" money and leave Pakistan: Imran Khan to Asif Ali Zardari and premier Nawaz Sharif
Imran Khan also revealed that the incarcerated former prime minister Sharif's sons tried to secure the release of their father with the help of "two friendly countries."
Pakistan government to file fresh corruption cases against Nawaz Sharif's family
Prime Minister Imran Khan gave approval of filing cases against the Sharifs during a parliamentary meeting.
Pakistan government believes USD 11 billion stashed abroad by Pakistanis: Report
The minister said many of these offshore account holders did not have legitimate, documented business.
ED can withhold names of tax evaders in Panama Papers: Central Information Commission
The Enforcement Directorate also reiterated exemption given to it under the law and argued that the matter is sub-judice hence details cannot be shared at this stage.
Shift Nawaz Sharif to hospital: Pakistan's Punjab govt orders jail admin
The order came after a special medical board constituted to monitor his health recommended that he should be shifted to a hospital.

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It was fate, I honestly believe, when Reiki first crossed my path. Being a sole parent and working full-time with no immediate family to rely on, certainly wasn’t easy. So, I initially learned Reiki because I wanted to offer healing to my children and keep myself well. I never imagined that it would lead me to take a leap of faith where I left a lucrative corporate career in IT to begin my Reiki practice.
23 years ago, I stepped into the light and love of Reiki.
It really was a big step.
But learning Reiki felt right, and every day, I feel blessed for the gift it gives to myself, my family, and my wonderful clients and students.
To receive healing is a wonderful opportunity to rebalance and feel more peaceful, calm, and present – a gift to renew the spirit.
While starting my own business as a sole parent with two young children was a big task at first, the more I worked and trusted in the healing of Reiki, the more I could accomplish.
Past trauma, fear, doubt, and self-sabotage are weights that hold us back and stifle our growth.
As with everything in life, the more we learn, the more we understand and receive. It’s the same with healing through Reiki. Over the last two decades, I have become aware of many things, but the most prevalent is the simple truth of healing.
Experiencing healing through Reiki is a process of care and comfort that gently lifts and removes the weights of life, allowing you to become your true, authentic self.
To become, in both connotations of the word, Light.
So, what is Reiki?
An ancient natural form of healing rediscovered by Dr. Mikao Usui in the late 1800s, Reiki accelerates our body’s ability to heal physical ailments and emotional states, opening the mind and the spirit to the causes of various conditions.
Reiki is gently transferred through the Practitioner’s hands in a non-intrusive way, which usually induces a state of deep relaxation. The Receiver’s intention is held with grace, as the Reiki healing energy releases, energises, and supports their wellbeing.
Further to healing, Reiki energy can help the Receiver remove blocks, access deeper insight and clarity, and gain a closer alignment to, and awareness of, Self.
The experience can be peaceful, calming, uplifting, comforting, relaxing, or rejuvenating – whatever you need most is what you receive. Bringing this light filled energy to your body, mind, and spirit is a truly beautiful and magical experience.
Reiki may help with stress-associated issues such as:
- Aches and pains
- Inability to think clearly
- Grief and loss
- Fertility challenges
- Coping with VCE and other studies
Reiki may also assist with:
- Recovery from surgery
- Auto-immune conditions
- Pain relief
- Personal growth and wellbeing
Predominantly offered through private practice, Reiki is also embraced in some hospitals and medical settings as supportive therapy to traditional medical care.
Learning and Practicing Reiki
By learning and practising Usui Reiki personally and professionally, you will feel more connected to your intuition. As a result, your voice will be more confident, and you will feel more secure in the person that you are and the potential of who you can become.
And should you become a practitioner of Usui Reiki, you will experience the joy of helping those around you.
The word Reiki translates from ‘Rei’ ‘Ki’ to ‘Universal’ ‘Energy’
All you need do is be taught and attuned by a qualified Reiki Master, then relax and let the energy of universal love flow through you. It really is that simple.
From experiencing hands-on healing to becoming a qualified Reiki practitioner, Reiki brings joy, peace, healing, and ease.
As a Reiki Master, I have personally trained over 400 students and 15 Reiki Masters.
Come and walk this loving Reiki path with us ❤
Enquire about receiving and experiencing Reiki for yourself either in-person or via distant healing at www.marialacey.com.au/reiki. Or, you may wish to learn Reiki for yourself. Further information HERE
Enjoy a blessed day, Maria x

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Lancement du IXème Festival Jazz'N'Klezmer à partir du 21 novembre 2010.
This started last week and I missed it. There is an amazing line-up throughout December, though, including David Krakauer on Dec 13. Check it out!
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Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
Aquaculture practices continuously seek to improve efficiency to produce larger fish at lower cost. Selective breeding within brood stocks can result in undesirable effects, promoting hatcheries to use outbreeding to increase or maintain genetic diversity. This practice however, could result in the introduction of wild behavioural phenotypes unable to adapt to captive living conditions. Using four hatchery first-generation hybrid crosses and two fully domesticated stocks of Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) in British Columbia, we examined behavioural responses to common aquaculture practices such as abrupt environmental change and novel feed types in juvenile fish. Controlling for mass, we found crosses varied in their behaviours to a novel setting and preferences for natural versus commercial diets. These differences were furthermore associated with rearing environment and stock-level growth rate and body size. Our results suggest selecting for phenotypes that behaviourally exhibit better coping mechanisms and greater flexibility in response to change is possible, and when in combination with growth metrics, should be an integral part of producing the desired farmed fish. Behaviours that allow commercial anadromous fish to easily transition to captive environmental conditions can benefit production and also animal welfare.
Janisse, Kevyn; Capelle, Pauline M.; Heath, John W.; Dender, Mitchel G.; Heath, Daniel D.; and Semeniuk, Christina A.D.. (2019). Life in captivity: varied behavioural responses to novel setting and food types in first-generation hybrids of farmed and wild juvenile Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha). Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences.
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Tupac Shakur's third posthumous album of original material, And Still I Rise, is due in November. A book of his poems is scheduled to be published this week, and the rapper's friends and family will gather in Oakland on Dec. 3 for a conference celebrating the life of Shakur and his legacy. And Still I Rise is expected to feature material recorded by Shakur after his release from prison in 1996 following a sexual-assault conviction. The 25-year-old rapper was killed in a drive-by shooting in September of that year. "The Rose That Grew From Concrete," to be published by MTV Books, features 72 poems written by Shakur before he released his first solo album.
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KOLLAM: Around 10 students, who were hospitalised in a private hospital at Karunagappally after the gas leak at KMML here and later discharged, were on Sunday admitted to the KIMS Hospital in Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday after they complained of physical uneasiness, including suffocation and nausea.
The doctors at the private hospital in Karunagappally where these students were treated were of the opinion that the illness of the students were not serious and they would be normal in two or three days.
Over 120 students from various schools were hospitalised last week with nausea and headache due to a suspected gas leak from one of the plants in the factory.Meanwhile, as per the directive from the Factories and Boilers Department, the plants at the KMML in Chavara started functioning on Sunday evening.
The permission to operate the plants was given as part of the probe to find out the gas leakage. An expert committee led by ADGP A Hemachandran would monitor the emissions from the plant and would prepare a report in this regard.The plant requires at least 20 to 30 hours for chemical reactions and gas emissions.
“We will monitor the gases being released from the factory for over 24 hours and a final report would be submitted after the operations of the plant halts on Monday evening,” said BinduRadhakrishnan, executive engineer with thePollution Control Board and a member of the technical team. The expert committee is said to be looking into various angles of the gas leak such as ‘human error’ in managing thegas leak from the valves of the plants, chances of ‘sabotage’ by external forces and the ‘laxity’ on the part of the employees.


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This Eurasian crossroad is so diverse you’ll have a hard time choosing what should go onto your Georgia itinerary. From the positively eerie watchtowers, stone churches and castles of the ancient towns to the verdant forests of the inland regions, Georgia will leave you in awe of both its natural and manmade wonders. You will never tire of the lovely beaches and relaxing spa towns and adventure-seekers can't get enough of the outdoor attractions.
There are five national parks that serve as playgrounds for nature-lovers looking for mountain trekking to bird and wildlife watching, rafting, and even wine-tasting in the far inland region. Great slopes offer plenty of opportunities for hiking in the summer before they turn into all-white winter resorts that offer excellent skiing. Throughout Georgia are mysterious forests and caves to explore, historic landmarks to admire and great stretches of wilderness to exploit.
Many Georgia-based travel agencies can help make planning easier. Georgian Holidays, for example, offers various tours tailored to different interests. Its cultural excursions take you to the best UNESCO World Heritage sites throughout the country, while passing by architectural marvels and historic monuments with great stories to tell. Its adventure tours trek gorgeous ravines and hike up mighty peaks, taking on roaring rivers, and marvel at sparkling waterfalls. Other highlights include ethnographical experiences and wine tasting around the vineyards and cellars in Kakheti.
If you are more into nature, explore Georgia by jeep and have an off-road adventure on beautiful routes with Concord Travel. This group also offers exciting eco-tours around popular destinations like Kobuleti and Pantishara, along with trailing experiences to magnificent mountain ranges in the country. Cycling tours pass through stunning landscapes and fascinating ancient towns, while wine routes add a slice of gourmet to Georgia.
Modern Travel Georgia caters to your outdoor adventure needs, offering opportunities for active holidays in the most beautiful spots in the country. Hiking and trekking are just the start of your adventures, which also offers biking, rafting, camping, and even skiing. They specialize in tours around Aragvi, Rioni, Pasanauri, Mtkvari, and the spa town of Borjomi, providing convenient access to transportation and hotels, as well as reliable camping and picnicking equipment.
Explore the best winter resorts in Georgia on a ski trip from My Travel or go on exciting daytrips around the capital of Tbilisi and scenic Mtskheta. The group also offers cultural tours and excursions to various destinations along the Black Sea coast.
Caucasus Travel offers comprehensive packages for travel to Georgia. Archaeological tours through ancient lands offer unique experiences and a glimpse into the most legendary places in the country. Other exciting options include botanical tours and nature expeditions through the verdant forests and winter ski holidays to the best Caucasian destinations.

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text: This book offers a broad overview of transition practices for incarcerated youth, shaped by local culture, politics, ideologies, and philosophies. It highlights the similarities and differences in international approaches, as well as promising practices. The book is divided into two sections: Section One presents a synthesis of the current research on essential areas shown to promote successful transitions for incarcerated youth, using the Taxonomy for Transition Programming 2.0 as a cohesive framework, Section Two focuses on national perspectives on topical issues impacting local transition practices and/or policy. It provides information pertaining to the respective countries and a summary of key facets of their juvenile justice system, including successful or promising approaches and programs used in transition. This book benefits academics and researchers from a broad range of fields, policy makers and leadership teams from various agencies, associations, and government departments with an interest in juvenile and youth justice, social work, and special education courses on transition planning.


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Apartment at the historic center of Moscow.
Just one minute by walk from the subway's station Taganskaya.
The room is equipped comfortable double bed, cupboard, commode.High ceilings, large balcony the entire length of the room and
Apartment at the historic center of Moscow.
Just one minute by walk from the subway's station Taganskaya and you are here.
(!)Free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee.
(!)Regular cleaning, bed linen change and fresh towels are included in the price.
Interaction with Guests
24 hour administrator will help you in any time.
Our apartment is situated next to the most interesting places in Moscow:
- Few stops by metro to the most popular places in Moscow (Kremlin, Red Square, Tretyakovskaya gallery e.t.c.) or 10-25 min by walk;
- We are close to the “Bunker-42” museum (under the ground to 65 meters, here you'll find the recently declassified military facility in the USSR);
- The dock "Novospassky Bridge" (tours by river depart every 12 minutes);
- Novospasskiy monastery (was founded at 1490 by Ivan III), and a lot of churches in the neighborhood.
- Close to 3 different lines of subway;
cafes, markets, salons, banks, ATM's;
theaters (Theater Cinematograph, famous Taganka Theater,..); gallerys (Winzavod, Artplay, e.t.c.); museums and parks;
clubs (FM club, Propaganda, Vysotsky club, Krizis Janra, Sorry Babushka).
*** From Airport ***
Trains (Aeroexpress) from the airport to Moscow depart daily from 5:00 to 00:30 every half hour. The time is 30-45 minutes, the train going non-stop. The price of a one-way ticket - 320 rubles (~ $ 10). The terminal installed ticket machines where you can buy a ticket for Aeroexpress (machines give change, and accept payment by bank cards).
Sheremetievo Airport (SVO)
By train: to the Belorussky Rail Terminal, next to the Belorusskaya metro station. Go by subway to the Taganskaya station.
By bus: buses 851, 949 to the Rechnoy vokzal metro station. Go by subway to the Taganskaya station.
Vnukovo Airport (VKO)
By train: to the Kievsky Rail Terminal, next to the Kievskaya metro station, opposite the Evropeisky Shopping Mall. Go by subway to the Taganskaya station.
By bus: buses 611, 611c, 611f, to the Yugo-zapadnaya metro station, and go by subway to the Taganskaya station; bus 705m to the Oktyabrskaya metro station and go by subway to the Taganskaya station.
Domodedovo Airport (DME)
By train: to the Paveletsky Rail Terminal, next to the Paveletskaya metro station, one stop by subway to the Taganskaya station. Or by foot from Paveletsky Rail Terminal 20 min.
***From Taganskaya metro station ***
You should take the exit from magenta line (No 7). Go straight on the right. You will see long yellow brick building. The second entrance from the begining on the left of the house number (4). Push 7 via intercom.
Please do not make noise after 10 pm.
Do not smoke in the apartment, you can do it on the stairs (there is a balcony).
Unplug the machine from the wall outlet when you are not using it, it accumulates charge.
Do not walk in the shoes of the apartment (and of course on the bed), we have slippers for each guest.
Do not open the door to strangers and do not let the apartment, you can communicate with them via intercom or call me (I know through the concierge).
Beautiful hostel. Very clean and cosy. The hosts are very nice and helpful with everything. Also it's well located. I recomend this place.
The location is excellent, very close to the most important spots of Moscow.
The apartment were always clean and the administrator was very helpful and polite.
Spacious room near the center of Moscou. Charming and attentive welcome by people who speak english. Only inconveniant: the bed were not very confortable and we shared the bathroom with the hostel. The cleanlinnes of the premises was impecable.
We higly recommended this host in Moscow, we spend a very pleasant stay.
Все было отлично, Александр был внимателен ко всем нашим просьбам. Квартира имеет все необходимое, очень удобное расположение, рядом метро. В общем это отличный вариант, чтобы остановиться в Москве на несколько дней. Советую:)
The location is perfect, Metro station is just around the corner. Our host Maria was very helpfull, and the room is ok.
Clean, giant bedroom at a great location. Our initial instructions said the building was red (it's in reality yellow), and given that it was raining when we arrived in Moscow, we got a little lost. Thankfully Alexander picked up our phone and helped us get there in one piece. This hostel (there are three rooms with 6, 4 and 1 bed, but thankfully it wasn't crowded when we were there) is neat and has great Wifi, and the hosts speak English which is very useful in Russia. Would recommend if you're on a budget.
We had a great stay in Moscow! The location was perfect. The room was big, nice and neat. Both hosts were very friendly and there was always one of them around, very convenient in case of questions. Definitely a place to go back to!
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Join us for a pancake and sausage breakfast on Sunday, January 30th in the Pope John Parish Center! We will be serving pancakes, sausage, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, orange juice, a selection of fruit. Take-out will be available.
Free will offering will benefit In My Father’s Kitchen.
This event is part of the Pope John XXIII 50th Anniversary Celebration.

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FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- Both Atlanta and New York are looking to get back in the win column after a stretch of disappointing games. For the Falcons (3-3), executing on third down and in the red zone will be key. For the Jets (3-4), carrying their momentum into the fourth quarter is something they could benefit from. Whichever team can accomplish their goal may just emerge victoriously on Sunday.
Today's Early Bird Report contains some picks for this weekend's game as well as a look back at what might have been had the Jets and Falcons made different coaching hires in 2015.
FALCONS HEADLINES FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY
Week 8 picks:
Despite losing three straight games, the Falcons still have the support of the experts over at CBS Sports. Five of the seven writers who provided their picks for Week 8 favor the Falcons over the Jets on Sunday. Senior writer Pete Prisco is among those at CBS who like the Falcons' chances, as he predicts a 28-17 victory on the road, saying: "The Falcons are playing consecutive road games and they haven't looked good at all on offense. The Jets have played competitively this season, but this could be a bad spot. I think the Atlanta offense gets it going here. Falcons take it."
FiveThirtyEight also gives the Falcons the edge in this one, although not as decisive as we've seen in recent weeks. According to the analytics site, Atlanta has a 60 percent probability to emerge with a victory against New York.
NJ.com: Falcons' Dan Quinn on Jets pursuing him in 2015: 'Things worked out as they should have'
Prior to the start of the 2015 season, both the Jets and the Falcons were in the market for new head coaches. Each team interviewed Todd Bowles and Dan Quinn, two of the top defensive coordinators in the NFL at the time. New York pulled the trigger on Bowles, while Atlanta had its guy in Quinn. Now, the two coaches will meet head-to-head, and Quinn was asked about what might have been during a conference call on Wednesday.
"Things worked out as they should have," Quinn said, according to Darryl Slater of NJ.com. "Todd is doing a great job there, and I'm really happy here."
NEWS ON THE FALCONS' OPPONENT: New York Jets
ESPN.com: Jets aim to continue AFC East's mastery of struggling Falcons
The Falcons are 0-3 this season against the AFC East, and the Jets are looking to make it a clean sweep for their division. Previewing Atlanta for the upcoming matchup, ESPN writer Rich Cimini named several players to watch on offense and defense. It should come as no surprise who he picked on either side of the ball; Cimini named Matt Ryan, Devonta Freeman and Julio Jones on offense and Vic Beasley, Deion Jones and Keanu Neal as the guys to watch on defense.
Here's what Cimini had to say about Freeman: "He has the kind of speed and elusiveness that could cause real problems for the Jets, who struggle against shifty backs. The 5-foot-8 dynamo is ninth in rushing yards (425) and has five rushing touchdowns. And the dude doesn't fumble."
*New York Post: *Jets drafted two building-block players just like they did in 2006
In the 2006 NFL Draft, the Jets found two key pieces of their team for the next decade in offensive linemen D'Brickashaw Ferguson and Nick Mangold. *New York Post *writer Brian Costello believes the team did the same thing in this year’s draft, nabbing safeties Jamal Adams and Marcus Maye. Adams, a first-round pick out of LSU, and Maye, a second-round pick from Florida, have looked like veterans in the back of New York's defense so far. Adams has two sacks thus far and tipped a Jay Cutler pass that was intercepted last weekend. Maye has two interceptions already and, per Pro Football Focus, has allowed just 35 yards on 253 coverage snaps this season.
BIGGEST NEWS FROM AROUND THE NFC SOUTH
*The Charlotte-Observer: *Panthers' Cam Newton abruptly leaves press conference
Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has had a few run-ins with the media in recent weeks, and that continued on Wednesday after he suddenly walked out of a press conference upon being asked about the lack of big plays the offense has generated. Newton originally answered the inquiry by saying, "Next question," according to *The Charlotte-Observer*’s Scott Fowler, and then left after another reporter started asking another question.
Per Fowler, Panthers spokesman Steven Drummond said of the incident afterwards: "Cam didn't intend to be discourteous toward any specific media member. In his mind, after answering questions for nine minutes, he had fulfilled his obligations."
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The study examined students’ perception of television reality programmes with a specific focus on the Voice Reality Show. It is a music competition, music coaching and music mentorship which involved music superstars and upcoming artiste. The uniqueness of the show includes the prize award, recording deal, voters’ contribution and host of other. The study was anchored on the framework of Cultivation Analysis and Social Learning Theory. Survey research method was adopted in which 129 copies of questionnaires were administered and 120 copies were retrieved. Descriptive statistics particularly frequency and percentage method of data analysis was used. It is obvious that majority of the respondents exposed to the Voice Reality Show. Substantial numbers of the respondents participated as mere TV audience and voters while the participants have good perceptions of the Voice Reality Show. Similarly, different factors are responsible for the interest of audience in the Voice Reality Show which includes the prize award, reality nature; entertainment and talent show case opportunity are the leading factor. It is clear that the show brings lots of benefits to the audience especially how to discover, develop and showcase talent, apart from known what makes a good music from bad ones. It is recommended that the Voice Reality show should extend the show beyond the city media to the rural or community television stations in order to catch the attention of the rural dwellers as well.
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That awesome moment when some guy at dribbble makes a rare pepe https://dribbble.com/shots/2486659-Pepe-the-Frog
Anon, that is by far the most adorable, well lined, precious PEPE I have ever seen.
I love you for thinking this.
I want to credit you somehow. May I ask what program you use? The animation is so smooth, and that's what I'm trying to learn right now!
Poster of above, here.
I just went to your website and I love your work. I've never heard of dribble before, but I love your page. Thank you for sharing! I will be following your art stream. :)
Op here. Has I mentioned I'm not the author of this I just wanted to share it with you guys. But yes the link goes to its author.
About your question, he probably used illustrator along with after effects


Six women and 13 minor girls were rescued by the police from a bus in Koraput district of Odisha on Wednesday night while they were being illegally trafficked to Andhra Pradesh.
A couple allegedly involved in the illegal transportation was also taken into custody. According to the District Child Protection Officer of Koraput, Rajashree Das, 13 of the 19 rescued were minors. All of them were from different parts of Nabarangpur district. They had been promised jobs with hefty wages, she added.
Acting on a tip-off from fellow passengers, a police team from the Borigumma police station searched the Umerkote-Visakhapatnam bus of the Odisha State Road Transport Corporation and rescued the women.
Interestingly, most of the women were not aware of the destination of their bus journey.
On Thursday, a team from the Child Welfare Committee, Koraput, reached Borigumma for counselling the women.
Source: thehindu(published on 1st June, 2018)


You’re moving towards AI and building a digital adoption strategy, so I have a question for you. Where does your human resources team fit in? If you said “nowhere” or just blanked, you might need to back up. While you do need a robust digital adoption strategy in place to make the move to AI sooner rather than later, your human resources team is a vital part of this transition. Let’s take a look at how this most “human” part of your human team, HR, can ease the transition to digital adoption with the right training and a mindset shift.
AI isn’t just software. It’s part of the team.
[Related Article: Problem Solving with Data for a Better Business] AI is an intelligent organism capable of reaching conclusions about your data and offering solutions based on that data. Your team works with that data almost like a new team member. It needs to be involved in all the conversations and up to speed with company culture to produce insights that fall in line with the company’s mission. HR is designed to acclimate not only new team members to the surroundings but current teams to the new employee. Here, HR can take an active role in working directly with C-suite executives and stakeholders to ensure a seamless transition. They can make sure everyone understands the benefits of AI adoption and act as a centralized repository for questions and concerns.
AI Will Take Some Jobs
It’s inevitable. As you shift to automated systems, AI is going to make some of the jobs on your team obsolete. Human Resources could be an excellent resource for figuring out how to preserve as many of your employees as you can. Loyal employees are highly valuable. HR is already responsible for processing things like promotions and transfers, so giving employees a chance to filter through your ranks as AI replaces their work could help build company morale and further the bond between you and your existing employees. Good HR knows your team’s strengths and weaknesses, their interests, and their goals. Use your HR to help fill gaps or place team members in other departments where their talents are needed. HR can also help decide when it’s valuable and possible to provide continuing education for employees to fill those positions.
AI Requires New Job Descriptions
The writing is on the wall. You’re going to need experts, and they’re going to be expensive because no one else can do what they do. Getting your HR team on board instead of in an antagonistic position can help you get the talent you need. We’ve written a few times about ridiculous job postings for data scientists, but this is even more pronounced with AI experts. The usual HR buzzwords aren’t going to fit. Education is a fluid matter, for instance, with an up and coming coding boot camp whiz with an explosive Github profile operating on par with that MIT graduate. Experience is amorphous. You want results not years slaving away at mediocre code. It’s not that these things don’t matter. It’s that they matter differently than they did during the habit-heavy jobs of the industrial age. This is the age of Agile, not assembly lines, and your HR team needs to be ready. [Related Article: What are MLOps and Why Does it Matter?]
Expand Your Digital Adoption Plan
An excellent digital adoption plan is critical to your AI mission, but don’t underestimate the human factor of that digital adoption. Your HR can also be an essential part of your AI mission by leading the human element of your change and making sure your team is ready and able to adjust to the changes. If HR isn’t on board quite yet, you’re not doomed. Helping them understand the potential value of the above resources, from what AI brings to what shifted team members can do, can help bring them on board. Focus on these key points:
- AI isn’t just new software. It’s going to change the face of your team if deployed correctly. HR doesn’t need to sleep on this thinking the tech department has it covered. Once they make the mindset shift, they could be more on board with what needs to happen.
- Retraining your HR to understand how job descriptions are going to change when bringing in your first AI professional on board. They may not understand the compensation range based on new hiring factors, so building that case could make the transition a lot smoother.
- Getting the full integration of your team will require you to build the trust of your team that AI won’t upend their lives with no recourse. While some positions may be lost because of AI, there are ways to utilize your human resources team to help reconfigure your company culture. Make sure you use them.
Digital Adoption for AI should involve your HR because the strategy to adopt AI and bring on the talent needed to deploy it well will need their support anyway. The genuine human need to integrate with AI to make it work successfully and ethically will involve the department of your organization that cares for your people, and they could help lead the transition.


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Bayelsa To Renovate NYSC Camp
The dilapidated structures at the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Orientation Camp in Kaiama, headquarters of the kolokuma/Opokuma Local Government Area of Bayelsa State will soon be renovated as the state government has promise a life line to the camp.
Not satisfied with the condition of the structures, the Secretary to the State Government, Alabo Gideon Ekeuwe who is also the chairman of the NYSC Governing Board in the state, said government is going to take proactive actions to ensure that the camp was going to be renovated to make the structures look modern.
Alabo Ekeuwei who was represented by Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Corps Member’s Affair, Mr Lawrence Ikati gave the assurance during the passing out ceremony of the 2011 ‘Batch C’ corps members, that this would be done before the next orientation course
Ekeuwei stressed that the state would continue to ensure that the scheme received the desired attention.
Also speaking the Commissioner for Education, Tuemi Asuka underscored the importance of corps members describing them as veritable agents of transformation of the state.
He said corps members have aided in the transformation of the education sector of the state and that plans have reached an advanced stage to deploy them to various agricultural fields in the next planting season.
“Some huge sums or money for loans are to be distributed to local farmers in all the local government Area of the state. You will therefore be expected to work closely with such beneficiaries of the agricultural loans to ensure the success of the laudable initiative aimed primarily at boosting food production and to eradicate poverty in the state,” he said.
In his address, the state coordinator NYSC Bayelsa State, Abada Okpiroro said the scheme was established 38 years ago to respond to serious national problems emanating from the unfortunate 30-month civil war.
Among other things, the scheme was set up to engender the spirit of oneness, reconciliation and national cohesion among the diverse groups that make up the country.
“No one can today talk of National unity or rural development without mentioning the NYSC scheme you have just been enlisted into had become a household name and a channel of youthful intelligence, zeal, energy and skills for national development” he stated.

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(Editor’s note: This is Part 1 of an investigative series seeking the facts in the shooting of unarmed, suburban mother Miriam Carey by federal officers near the Capitol on Oct. 3, 2013, based on WND’s acquisition of the police report, never before released to the public, via a Freedom of Information Act request.)
WASHINGTON – The federal officer who fired what may have been the shot that killed unarmed, suburban mother Miriam Carey in the nation’s capital claimed he pulled the trigger because he feared for his life – even though she was driving away from him when he shot at her from the back.
New material obtained exclusively by WND also shows what Carey family attorney Eric Sanders calls “smoking-gun” evidence that there was no real investigation, only a cover-up.
In an exhaustive quest to learn the truth about why federal officers shot and killed Carey on Oct. 3, 2013, after she apparently did nothing more than mistakenly drive into a White House guard post and then immediately tried to leave, WND filed a Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, request to obtain the final report, which was, inexplicably, never released to the public.
That request was denied by the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department, or MPD, which was tasked with investigating the incident and filing a report explaining why two uniformed U.S. Secret Service officers and two U.S. Capitol Police officers fired their guns at Carey. The report was reviewed by the U.S. attorney’s office for the District of Columbia, a branch of the Justice Department.
But months after the FOIA request was denied, the Washington, D.C., mayor’s office approved an appeal of that decision, and WND has since reviewed the material in the report, which includes numerous revelations that appear to contradict authorities’ official version of how Carey ended up dead.
What the material does not show may be as revealing as what it does disclose.
It doesn’t explain why officers used deadly force, whether officers followed the policy of their agencies or what threat Carey allegedly posed.
The documents show 72 witnesses were interviewed, but only 34 statements were provided in the material given to WND.
Some of those statements were apparently redacted because there were no accompanying transcripts. Some merely state that the interview was recorded on video.
Additionally, none of the actual transcripts of interviews in the witnesses’ own words were provided, just paraphrased versions in what Sanders, a former New York City police officer, described as “cop talk.”
The surveillance and dash cam videos were not provided.
Sanders told WND there is little evidence the police actually conducted a real investigation, or even compiled a final report at all.
Indeed, in one of the emails obtained by WND, MPD Assistant Chief of Police of the Internal Affairs Bureau Michael Anzallo informs the U.S. attorney’s office: “We will not be doing a final report.”
On July 10, 2014, the Justice Department issued this statement:
“The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia announced today that there is insufficient evidence to pursue federal criminal civil rights or local charges against officers from the U.S. Secret Service and U.S. Capitol Police who were involved in the fatal shooting of Miriam Carey on Oct. 3, 2013, just blocks from the U.S. Capitol.”
But in the police report obtained by WND, there was no analysis of what happened to Carey or why she was shot.
There also was no analysis, or even discussion, of why criminal charges were not warranted.
That’s why Sanders said he believes there was no real attempt to obtain justice for Carey.
It was the job of U.S. Attorney Ronald C. Machen to decide whether to charge officers with using excessive force in the shooting death of Carey.
The reasons he chose not to file charges are not in the report obtained by WND.
His office has said little on the matter since the announcement, other than to release a statement that read, “There is more than sufficient evidence to show that under all of the prevailing circumstances at the time, the officers were acting in defense of themselves and others at the time they fired their weapons.”
But if officers fired in self-defense, why did they first open fire as she was driving away from them?
No summary of findings or conclusions
Does the absence of any summary of findings or conclusions as to why Carey was shot and killed mean there was no real investigation?
Sanders thinks so.
“The Department of Justice, United States Secret Service and United States Capitol Police in collusion with one another, conspired to cover up the avoidable shooting death of Miriam Iris Carey to avoid criminal and civil liability,” he told WND.
“Quite frankly, our review of the shooting report indicates there was more than ample evidence to arrest several officers in this matter for charges related to the shooting, obstruction of justice, perjury and related offenses.”
Sanders believes one email exchange in particular shows officials did not want to issue a final report or an analysis of whether the shooting was justified because that might have uncovered something that could have exposed them to litigation.
The attorney told WND it looked like investigators were entirely focused on avoiding litigation, not conducting a criminal investigation or attempting to discover the truth. Because of that fact, he argues, nothing in the report can be taken as credible.
This is the email exchange Sanders believes is key, between Anzallo of the MPD and someone (name redacted) in the United States Attorney’s Office District Of Columbia (USADC):
Tuesday, May 27, 2014 11:12 AM
From: (redacted) (USADC)
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2014 11:12 AM
To: Anzallo, Michael (MPD)
Cc: Dixon, George (MPD)
Subject: Capitol case
Hi. My memo is now with the Ron, so we are nearer to a decision in this case. I just saw (redacted) and he (redacted) mentioned (redacted) that (redacted) he needed to do the final report if we decline. I told him that I thought that doing so would put MPD right in the middle of the upcoming litigation, and that, because your Use of Force policy is different from USCPs, which is different from (redacted) USSS, that might create a big issue if (redacted) IAD renders an opinion as to whether this particular shooting was justified. Just my thoughts…
Tuesday, May 27, 2014 11:16 AM
From: Anzallo, Michael (MPD)
To: (redacted) USADC
Cc: Dixon, George (MPD)
Subject: RE: Capitol case
That is correct. We will not be doing a final report. We would like to include your memo in the case file if possible so we can turn over to the Capitol and USSS. Thanks.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014 11:34 AM
From: (redacted) USADC
To: Anzallo, Michael (MPD)
Cc: Dixon, George (MPD)
Subject: RE: Capitol case
Unfortunately, we don’t release our memo. If that changes in this particular case (which would be a decision made at a much higher level than me), I will let you know. Capitol and USSS will both be doing their own reports/summaries. We won’t be turning the memo over to them either. I think we will also be returning the videos to USCP, but I’m waiting for final word on that.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014 12:27 PM
From: Anzallo, Michael (MPD)
To: (redacted) USADC
Cc: Dixon, George (MPD)
Subject: RE: Capitol case
No problem (redacted.) Once we get the final decision we’ll forward a copy of the file to both USSS and US Capitol. We’ll also return the video to US Capitol.
Sanders said it showed that not only did MPD not intend to do a final report, the U.S. attorney’s office might decline to do one, as well.
Additionally, and significantly, Sanders said it showed the U.S. attorney’s office was advising the MPD against providing evidence that might result in litigation.
“Make no mistake, the Department of Justice was obviously protecting its clients, the United States Secret Service and United States Capitol Police, because if the Metropolitan Police Department determined there was probable [cause] to arrest, the Department of Justice would’ve been in a political crossfire, having to decline prosecution irrespective of probable cause,” Sanders told WND.
“In addition, if criminal liability were established with a conviction or plea bargain, civil liability would also be established. Also, if the Metropolitan Police Department determined the shooting were outside of department guidelines, civil liability would be much easier to establish. The same can be said for determining the police did not have probable cause to believe Miriam Iris Carey violated any laws; therefore, their actions would be deemed unlawful and everything flowing from their actions would be unlawful, too.”
Two key points
Much of what is in the report contradicts what official explanations have been given in the Carey shooting, but two points especially jump out.
One was the aforementioned statement by an officer that he shot as Carey as she was driving away because he feared for his life.
Another was a statement by one of the officers who pursued Carey that he heard over his radio that the suspect “had just rammed barriers that protected the White House,” which was not true.
That mistake may help explain why officers pursued Carey with such apparently unwarranted zeal.
Key point No. 1
On Oct. 3, 2013, 34-year-old dental hygienist and single mother Miriam Carey drove the 265 miles to Washington from her home in Stamford, Connecticut, with her 13-month-old daughter strapped into the backseat.
At 2:13 p.m., she drove up to a White House entrance guard post at 15th and E streets NW, apparently by mistake, because she immediately made a U-turn to try to leave.
The post was apparently poorly manned, because no one on duty stopped her from entering.
However, an off-duty Secret Service agent did, for some unexplained reason, try to prevent her from leaving.
Seven minutes later, Carey was dead.
Once she left the White House, federal officers pursued Carey down Pennsylvania Avenue, fired shots at her at Garfield Circle, just below the Capitol west lawn, then fired more shots at her where the chase ended, at 2nd Street and Maryland Avenue, about two blocks from the Capitol.
Under the heading “Preliminary Investigative Report Concerning the Use of Force,” one of the documents delivered to WND shows one of the officers who opened fire on Carey at Garfield Circle, perhaps the first officer to shoot, was a member of the Capitol Police, or USCP.
It reads: “The suspect then drove south on the sidewalk of Garfield Circle. In fear for his life, USCP Officer (redacted) discharged his service pistol several times at the suspect’s vehicle as she fled the scene.”
However, video shot by a news crew at Garfield Circle clearly shows she was driving away from the officers well before they fired.
In fact, the audio track of the video also demonstrates Carey was no longer even near the officers, and seemingly a safe distance away, when the shots are heard.
Video of the Garfield Circle shootings taken by news crew:
Another reason given in the documents for shooting at Carey was found under the heading “Statement of Allegation,” which said officers fired “to stop her progress.”
The text reads:
“On Thursday October 3, 2013, an unknown female drove the barracked at the US Capitol. The female was in a black Infiniti 2door coupe. There was a female child in the vehicle around 4years of age. The female was shot several times by Uniformed Capitol Police officers in an attempt to stop her progress.”
It is against the policy of most major metropolitan police departments to shoot to stop a suspect during a chase.
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It is unclear whether that is true of the Capitol Police Department, because it refuses to publicly release its policy on permissible use of deadly force. Additionally, information cannot, by law, be obtained from the department by FOIA request. That is ostensibly because the department has the unique responsibility of protecting the Capitol from terrorism and other threats.
But a source formerly with the Capitol Police told Sanders it is, indeed, against department policy to shoot at a vehicle during a chase.
Even if that were not the case, Sanders argued, there was no indication Carey ever posed a terror threat.
He told WND that was “precisely why they didn’t publicly disclose their policies. They had no probable cause Miriam Carey committed any crimes.”
Sanders had previously told WND he was certain officers didn’t follow training guidelines.
He provided WND with a copy of the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department’s guidelines on the use of force, “because it would only make sense that the Capitol Police and Secret Service would operate under similar guidelines.”
The Metro Police guidelines read:
- “[N]o member shall discharge a firearm in the performance of police duties except to defend himself or herself or another from an attack which the officer has reasonable cause to believe could result in death or serious bodily injury.”
- “No member of the the Metropolitan Police Department shall discharge his/her firearm … at or from a moving vehicle unless deadly force is being used against the officer or another person. For purposes of this order, a moving vehicle is not considered deadly force.”
That last point is critical – because, if a moving vehicle is not considered deadly force, Carey would legally be considered unarmed and not a threat. Nonetheless, she was shot and killed by officers.
After seeing the police report, Sanders also told WND he believes the fatal shot was fired at Garfield Circle, even though she continued to drive for about one minute before arriving at 2nd St. and Maryland Ave., where she crashed at a Capitol Police guard post and officers unleashed another barrage of bullets at her, fired from behind.
The medical examiner’s report showed Carey had five gunshot wounds: one to the left side of her head; one to the upper left back; two to her upper right back and a single wound to her upper left arm.
The report said the first shot “entered the head behind the left ear and traveled from left to right and directly through the brain stem. A damaged copper jacketed bullet and copper fragments were recovered from the right side of the skull. Dr. (redacted) indicated that this appeared to be the fatal GSW (gunshot wound).”
Sanders said the video shows that fatal shot was fired at Garfield Circle.
“The first shots occurred from the left rear to the front. That’s the only logical manner in which the head shot occurred. The remaining shots at the end occurred from the front to the rear, there were none from the left side.”
Sanders said the authorities did not want to disclose that fact because it would leave them liable for additional pain and suffering damages in litigation.
Since he believes Carey was fatally wounded at Garfield, Sanders concludes she was “driving dead,” on pure reflex and adrenaline, on her way to the guard post.
“With the kill shot fired at Garfield Circle, as determined by the medical examiner, quite frankly, it meant Miriam was dying when she was in flight mode. She was in no way in conscious control of her actions. Notice how they claim that wasn’t known in the autopsy report and the press release?”
Officers also claimed they shot at Carey in self-defense at the Capitol Police guard post at 2nd Street and Maryland.
However, that would appear to be contradicted by one of the witness statements.
The statement from the Justice Department on July 10, 2014, said:
“After ignoring multiple commands given by officers who were running towards her vehicle with guns drawn, Ms. Carey revved her engine and then reversed her vehicle and drove directly at a U.S. Capitol Police officer who was approaching Ms. Carey’s vehicle from behind. As the U.S. Capitol Police officer ran towards the median to avoid being struck by Ms. Carey’s vehicle, he and another officer from the U.S. Secret Service (who also had fired shots at the Garfield Circle location) started firing. The two officers fired nine rounds each. Twenty seconds after Ms. Carey had arrived at the 2nd and Maryland location, her vehicle crashed into the kiosk and came to rest.”
However, a witness said, “As the black vehicle was backing up and before it struck the police booth, there were no police officers near the vehicle.”
That statement was made by a woman who apparently works at the Supreme Court, because that is where she was interviewed by officers the day after the shooting.
The account said she “was working at her desk in the chambers of (redacted)” when she heard a gunshot.
“Mrs. (redacted) stated that she then heard two (2) to three (3) additional gunshots and observed a black vehicle that was facing west on Maryland Avenue, Northeast, but was in reverse and was backing east on Maryland Avenue, Northeast, until it struck a police booth. Mrs. (redacted) reported that after the black vehicle struck the police booth, several police officers surrounded the vehicle. Mrs. (redacted) advise (sic) that as the black vehicle was backing up and before it struck the police booth, there were no police officers near the vehicle. Mrs. (redacted) further advised that once the black vehicle was surrounded by the police officers, she could not see what was going on so she went back to doing her office duties.”
That leaves open the question, was Carey driving at officers or only in their direction? And, were the officers a safe distance away when they fired?
Even long before WND uncovered all of these additional details, once he heard the basic facts of the case in December of 2013, famed civil libertarian Nat Hentoff said from all of the evidence he had seen in WND’s reports, which he called very thorough and easily corroborated, “[T]his is a classic case of police out of control and, therefore, guilty of plain murder.”
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Key point No. 2
A Secret Service officer was asked to explain in a witness statement “how was it that he became involved in the incident near the White House.”
“Officer explained that he was on patrol near White House when he heard an officer from one of the fixed posted go over the radio zone that he had a priority.”
“Officer responded to location where he received a lookout (presumably a radio report to ‘be on the lookout’) for a black Infinity (sic) with Connecticut (plates) that had just rammed barriers that protected the White House.”
The officer said he then jumped into the passenger seat of a marked Secret Service vehicle and ended up at Garfield Circle, where the first shots were fired at Carey.
The officer’s statement might explain why officers pursued Carey with such ferocity and eventually used deadly force to stop her.
That officer, and all the other pursuing officers, might have believed they were trying to stop someone who had tried to commit an act of terrorism, or someone otherwise dangerous, if she “had just rammed barriers that protected the White House.”
Except, it wasn’t true.
The off-duty Secret Service officer had dragged a portable gate (often referred to as a bicycle rack in the police documents) in front of Carey’s car as she tried to leave the White House guard post, not as she entered.
According to a witness at the White House who was a visitor from Australia, Carey tried to avoid hitting the gate.
She also tried to avoid hitting the officer.
But when she tried to drive around the gate, he moved it right back in front of her.
The witness said:
“A male was pulling a gate in front of the vehicle to keep the vehicle in the area. The vehicle attempted to flee the area but the man pulled the gate back in front of the vehicle. The vehicle then hit the gate knocking this man to the ground.”
Mainstream media outlets such as the New York Times, NBC and ABC News all reported that Carey tried to ram a White House gate or barrier.
The New York Times reported:
“A woman with a young child was shot to death after turning her vehicle into a weapon on Thursday afternoon, ramming her way through barriers outside the White House and on Capitol Hill.”
“Law enforcement authorities still don’t know why a Connecticut woman tried to breach a barrier at the White House, setting off a high-speed car chase that put the Capitol on lockdown and ended with her being shot dead by police.”
“A woman believed to be a dental hygienist from Stamford, Conn., was shot dead by police today after allegedly attempting to ram the White House gates and leading authorities on a high-speed chase to the U.S. Capitol, officials said.”
Where did they all get the same bad information?
It would seem to have come from police.
And where did police get that bad information?
It would appear to have come from either the Secret Service guard who reported the incident to headquarters, or the dispatcher who sent out the radio call to other police.
But somewhere, the truth appears to have gotten lost in translation, and Sanders said that may have cost Carey her life.
Missing police statements
The police report said four officers fired shots at Carey, two from the Capitol Police and two from the Secret Service.
Not one statement from those officers was in the report.
Their names were also redacted.
Sanders said those names should have been released because, “Police officers do not have a right of privacy as indicated by the case law. The Washington Post had an article about that very issue.”
From sifting through the material, it appears three of the shooters gave statements. It is unclear if the fourth, a Secret Service officer, was interviewed.
Sanders said, by law, in a criminal inquiry, all four should have given statements.
According to the Investigative File Report, “Agent 11 (redacted) obtained video-taped interviews from Sergeant (redacted) and Officer (redacted) of the (redacted) United States Secret Service Police, Uniformed Division, (redacted.) A ent (sic) (redacted) also obtained a statement from (redacted) United States Capitol Police, (redacted).”
There is no mention of a statement by the second Capitol Police officer.
The report also said hand-written notes had been collected from six detectives and one sergeant, but it does not say which departments they served. All of those names were also redacted.
The information in what appears to be copies of those notes is almost entirely redacted.
There is a mention of one officer who fired a weapon at Garfield Circle:
“Officer (redacted) of the USCP discharged his service pistol several times at Ms. Carey’s vehicle as she fled the scene. Ms. Carey continued to drive northbound on First Street, Northeast, and then eastbound in the 100 block of Constitution Avenue, Northeast.”
However, the report also indicated more than one officer fired a weapon at Garfield Circle.
The report also said both a Secret Service officer and a Capitol Police officer fired at her at 2nd and Maryland.
“UD and USCP pursued the suspect vehicle to 2nd Street and Constitution Avenue, Northeast (Constitution Avenue intersects with Maryland Avenue at 2nd Street) where Carey stopped the suspect vehicle abruptly, and then turned left and drove over a median strip. Carey then drove in reverse in the 200 block of Maryland Avenue, Northeast, during which time, Carey again refused to stop. At this point, officers from both USSS-UD and USCP fired several rounds into the suspect vehicle, striking Carey.”
The report does not say whether any of those who fired at Garfield also fired at 2nd and Maryland.
Video of the crash site at 2nd Street and Maryland Avenue shot by a bystander:
No video was contained in the material delivered to WND.
Sanders estimates 90 cameras recorded at least some of what happened to Carey.
That would include video recorded at the White House gate of Carey’s encounter with Secret Service officers. (Two photographs were released.)
It would also include video of the shootings at 2nd and Maryland by security cameras visibly evident at the Capitol Police guard post.
It would also include dash-cam video taken from officers’ vehicles.
But WND did not receive any video from security cameras, traffic cameras or dash cams.
One document in the report did state “CCTV (closed circuit TV) Footage has been obtained by: (redacted).”
According to the transcript below, the Secret Service, Capitol Police and the MPD all had copies of “all evidence reports, audio/video interviews and surveillance footage collected during the course of this investigation”:
“On July 30, 2014, Agent (redacted) provided a copy of all evidence reports, audio/video interviews and surveillance footage collected during the course of this investigation to Sergeant (redacted) of the USCP. On that same date, all copies of video footage provided by the USCP that captured the area in which this incident occurred was turned over to Sergeant of the USCP1. On July 31, 2014, Agent (redacted) provided a copy of all evidence reports and audio/video interviews collected during the course of this investigation to Special Agent (redacted) of the USSS. The MPD only provided copies of the video footage of this incident to the USAO and no other copies were produced by MPD.”
There are missing photographs and diagrams, too.
One document read:
“The following services were rendered. PHOTOGRAPHS: Digital Images were taken by the undersigned, and placed on the DIMS system. DIAGRAM : Done of the scene by Tech.
LEICA SCAN: Scan was done of the scene using the ALPHA. Digital Images: (redacted) ital. (redacted) were taken by the Technician (redacted) (Scene), using a Nikon D-200 SLR Camera, as well as Technician (redacted) (aerial). Both were downloaded to DIMS.”
No recordings or transcripts of radio transmissions were provided.
Also not provided were transcripts of computer transmissions (email or instant messaging) between squad cars and police headquarters.
Missing witness accounts
Thirty-eight witness accounts are missing from the material provided to WND.
The report stated:
“There were seventy-two (72) witnesses interviewed regarding this incident and their statements were captured by audio and/or video recordings. Copies of the aforementioned recordings were turned over to the USAO for review. Copies of the aforementioned audio and video recordings are stored in the main case file at the Technical Support Unit (TSU) located at the IAD.”
Of those 72 witness statements, only 34 were in the materials provided to WND.
Some of the witness statements provided to WND were blank.
One just said the interview was recorded.
Seven of them said, “See video for entire statement.”
MPD told WND that just names would be redacted, but that does not appear to be the case.
Large sections of transcripts were also blacked out.
Additionally, Sanders, the former police officer, noted there is no indication all of the officer’s firearms were checked, meaning it is not known for certain how many officers were actually involved in the shooting.
“Although the Metropolitan Police Department ‘report’ indicates four officers fired their service weapons, this alleged fact must be questioned along with the rest of the so-called facts,” said Sanders.
“It’s quite evident, the investigators never checked all of the officers firearms who were involved in the pursuit as standard police protocols require. Therefore, the number of officers who fired their service weapons remains an open question.”
Carey’s clothes apparently did not arrive at the medical examiner’s office, just her naked body.
There is no mention of what happened to her clothes.
Sanders said it appeared her clothes were lost and that not examining them would be against policy.
For instance, much could have been determined from examining gunshot residue on her clothing, perhaps even confirming the location of the fatal shot.
Search for shooting justification
Sanders said it was telling that the police report included legal definitions of terrorism obtained from a Cornell University website.
He said it showed authorities were desperate to find a definition of terrorism that would justify the shooting.
In sum, Sanders believes the material shows there was no real investigation – just a search for reasons to justify shooting, after the fact.
“A detailed assessment of the documents released by the Metropolitan Police Department indicates there was no serious effort to objectively investigate the ‘avoidable’ shooting death of Miriam Iris Carey. Quite frankly, there was a concerted effort between the Justice Department, Secret Service and Capitol Police to control the outcome of this report, clearly prepared in contemplation of litigation as evidenced by their email communication rendering any criminal or internal analysis meaningless.”
In upcoming articles, WND will explore the following issues in its ongoing reporting of what was found in the documents provided in the FOIA request:
- Was there any evidence Carey tried to enter the White House grounds?
- Did she refuse to stop at the White House guard post?
- Why did an off-duty officer try to stop her?
- Did police fire their weapons recklessly?
- Did Carey threaten officers?
- Did officers know there was a child in the car?
- Was Carey speeding?
- Was Carey driving recklessly?
- Why was she chased?
- Did she assault an officer?
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Calloway v. DownieAnnotate this Case
RANDALL G. CALLOWAY, Respondent, v. PRISCILLA DOWNIE, Individually and as Administratrix, etc., et al., Appellants.
Brandenburger, White & Dillon for Appellants.
Anthony J. Kennedy and Carl Kuchman for Respondent. [195 Cal. App. 2d 350]
WARNE, J. pro tem. fn. *
This is an appeal by the defendants and cross-complainant from a judgment in favor of R. G. Calloway, the surviving husband of Ruth Anne Calloway, declaring that certain real property standing in the name of the deceased was community property.
The complaint alleges eight causes of action. Each of the first seven causes relates to a separate parcel of real property. The eighth cause of action concerns the proceeds of the sale of two parcels. Except for two parcels held in joint tenancy, the respondent husband claimed an undivided one-half interest in the property on the theory that it was community property.
The answer admitted respondent's joint-tenancy interest with right of survivorship as to a one-half interest in Parcels 5, 6 and 7, but denied that any of the remaining real estate was community property. The judgment determined that all the real estate was community property except a one-half interest in Parcels 5, 6 and 7 which was held in joint tenancy.
For simplicity the decedent will be hereafter referred to as "Ruth Anne." The real property which is primarily in issue will be referred to as the "Broadway Property," and "X Street Property," and the "12th Street Property."
The facts pertinent to our conclusion show that Ruth Anne and plaintiff were married in February 1949, at which time she was 42 years old and he was 52. She had been employed as a school teacher for approximately 23 years and for several years prior to the marriage he had been engaged in the produce business. She retired in 1952 and plaintiff quit his business in 1954, apparently because he was losing money in its operation.
At the time of her marriage Ruth Anne owned an undivided one-half interest in the Broadway and X Street properties. Title to this interest was in the name of Ruth Anne Reed. Her brother, Robert Reed, owned the other one-half interest. The property was acquired by them through the estate of their father. In May 1949 Robert deeded his interest in the "X Street Property" to Ruth Anne and plaintiff as joint tenants, and in April 1950 Robert deeded his interest in the "Broadway Property" to Ruth Anne in her name alone. The title to the properties has remained the same up to the present time.
Admittedly, at the time of the marriage Ruth Anne owned as her separate property an undivided interest in both the Broadway and X Street properties. It is respondent's contention [195 Cal. App. 2d 351] in support of the judgment that Mr. and Mrs. Calloway dealt with, spoke of, and treated the property and its proceeds as their community estate and that "Nothing more is required."
At the conclusion of the trial the court in its initial proposed findings of fact found that the property standing in Ruth Anne's name "was by free and voluntary engagements and transactions had between plaintiff as husband and Ruth Anne Calloway as wife during their marriage made to be treated and held as community property of plaintiff and his said wife, now deceased, and was and remained at the time of her death the community property of plaintiff and Ruth Anne Calloway, ...."
Objections to the foregoing proposed findings were filed by the appellants in which appellants asked that the court specify what the "engagements and transactions" referred to were; what was the consideration for such engagements and transactions; and also to find on the question of undue influence on the part of respondent.
Responsive to such objections other findings of fact were submitted wherein it was found "that it was the mutual intent and purpose on the part of Ruth Anne Calloway and the part of plaintiff, as husband and wife, ... that the undivided one-half interest so purchased be acquired and held by them as their community property and the undivided one-half interest already owned by Ruth Anne Calloway become and be held by them as their community property and through their said mutual assent and their course of conduct thereafter as husband and wife in managing, controlling and dealing with said real property and its proceeds, at the time of death of Ruth Anne Calloway, deceased, the same was owned and held by plaintiff and decedent as their community property. ..." These findings also related that the dealings between the parties were without fraud or undue influence on the part of the plaintiff.
Objections again were filed by the appellants to the second proposed findings of fact. The objections specifically were that the findings were ambiguous in that it did not appear;
"(a) Whether or not it is intended that the 'mutual assent' of the spouses, as therein found, was in fact an agreement, and, if so, when said agreement was entered into between the spouses;
"(b) If the word 'assent' is intended to be construed the [195 Cal. App. 2d 352] same as the word 'intent,' interchangeably used in said Finding as 'mutual intent' and 'mutual assent';
"(c) Whether or not there was any understanding between the spouses, apart from the acquisition of the undivided one-half interest in the said real property by purchase in April of 1950, by virtue of which the undivided one- half interest theretofore owned by Ruth Anne Calloway became the community property of the spouses; ...."
The proposed findings of fact were again revised and the phrase "said mutual assent" was changed to "mutual intent."
Appellants again objected on the ground that the proposed findings were ambiguous in that it could not be determined whether it was intended that "mutual intent and purpose" of the spouses actually constituted an agreement.
The objections were denied and the trial court filed the findings of fact as revised.
 It is clear that " '... the character of property as separate or community is fixed as of the time it is acquired. The character so fixed continues until it is changed in some manner recognized by law, as by agreement of the parties.' " (Ciambetti v. Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 161 Cal. App. 2d 340 [326 P.2d 535], citing Garten v. Garten, 140 Cal. App. 2d 489, 492 [295 P.2d 23].)
 "A judgment rendered without findings on all material issues must be reversed. ...  Not only must the court make findings on all material issues, but the findings made must be definite and certain." (Estate of McAfee, 182 Cal. App. 2d 553, 556 [6 Cal. Rptr. 79].) Furthermore, it is now the statutory rule that "If upon appeal ... it appears that the court has not made findings as to all facts necessary to support the judgment, or that the findings are ambiguous or conflicting upon a material issue of fact, the court before which such appeal ... is pending shall not infer that the trial court found in favor of the prevailing party on such issue if it appears that the party attacking the judgment made a written request for a specific finding on such issue ... prior to the entry of judgment. ..." (Code Civ. Proc., § 634.)
 The trial court was not obligated to find that at a particular time and place the parties formally entered into an agreement to transmute the property from separate to community property ownership or to find an express oral agreement. (Lawatch v. Lawatch, 161 Cal. App. 2d 780 [327 P.2d 603].) But under the mandate of section 634 of the Code of Civil Procedure and the specific objections of the [195 Cal. App. 2d 353] appellants such an agreement could not be inferred from the broad finding that the character of the property had been transmuted.
The series of proposed findings by appellants progresses from those more indicative of a determination of an agreement to findings less certain as to this issue. The repeated objections from appellants show that the transformations in the findings indicate a determination by the trial judge that there was in fact no agreement, express or implied. In fact, it is stated by appellants that during the course of a conference in chambers relative to the objections raised by them to the proposed findings the trial judge (in the face of repeated requests by defendants) stated he would not find expressly an agreement had been made between the spouses.
Section 632 of the Code of Civil Procedure requires that findings shall "fairly disclose the court's determination of all issues of fact. ..."  The prohibition of section 634 of the Code of Civil Procedure against inferred findings applies if the party attacking the judgment requested a specific finding on the issue in question. (34 State Bar J., p. 638.) The purpose of the legislation was to compel trial judges to make findings on all material issues of fact. (34 State Bar J., p. 156; see Lewetzow v. Sapiro, 188 Cal. App. 2d 841 [11 Cal. Rptr. 126].) Under section 634 of the Code of Civil Procedure, on the facts herein, we must resolve the ambiguity in favor of the appellants. And since the existence of agreement is material to respondent's case the court's decision in that regard must be reversed. (Bias v. Reed, 169 Cal. 33, 42 [145 P. 516].)
As to the undivided one-half interest in the "Broadway Property" acquired subsequent to the marriage (title being taken in Ruth Anne's name alone), a different result might be reached.  Civil Code, section 164, provides that when property is acquired by a married woman by an instrument in writing there is a presumption as between husband and wife that the property so acquired is her separate property. The presumption is rebuttable, and it is sufficient to show that the spouses intended that the property, when acquired, should be their community property.  As this court said in Sloper v. Sloper, 91 Cal. App. 2d 238, 244 [204 P.2d 910]: "It is not necessary in support of findings and a judgment determining community interests of a husband and wife in property acquired after their marriage, to prove a previous express agreement between them that it shall become their community property. Oral evidence satisfactorily indicating that the [195 Cal. App. 2d 354] spouses intended that it should be their community property is competent and adequate to support findings and a judgment to that effect. ..."
 Appellants agree that the conduct and declarations of the parties might in themselves rebut the presumption of section 164 of the Civil Code but contend, and properly so, that a material issue in this regard was the extent of the community contribution to the purchase of the property. The trial court failed to make any finding relative to the status of the consideration given for the "Broadway Property" acquired after marriage from decedent's brother, Robert Reed. Appellants requested a finding that all the earnings of the spouses during the marriage were used in payment of their living expenses. (See Estate of Arstein, 56 Cal. 2d 239 [14 Cal. Rptr. 809, 364 P.2d 33].) The trial court was therefore apprised of the issue, and certainly this court in view of the conflicting evidence cannot now decide the amount of community contribution. Furthermore, in view of appellants' objections to the findings, this court cannot indulge in an implied finding that all the consideration paid for the "Broadway Property" acquired after marriage was community property. The trial court's judgment as to this property must also be reversed.
Since we have concluded that the trial court's failure to find specifically whether or not there was an agreement compels a reversal, we deem it unnecessary to discuss the other issues raised by appellant.
The judgment is reversed.
Van Dyke, P. J., and Peek, J., concurred.
FN *. Assigned by Chairman of Judicial Council.


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