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July 1, 2023
The little one is leading the class. (Video)
July 1, 2023
Utah Republican OUTRAGED His Book Ban Law Got the Bible Banned in Schools - The Humanist Report
July 1, 2023
Jon Stewart - At least they're phucking trying
June 30, 2023
BAM
June 30, 2023
A man from Missouri was sentenced to seven years in prison for assaulting a 12-year-old boy who was dancing on the sidewalk. Cedric Charles Moore Jr, residing in Cape Girardeau, pleaded guilty to second-degree assault on May 10, 2021.
The incident, which took place summer of 2020, was captured on film. In the video, Moore can be seen exiting a black SUV near the intersection of Main Street and Independence Street in downtown Cape Girardeau. He quietly approaches the young dancer, Ethan Hagler, who was accompanied by his teacher, Michael Curry, and another boy. Without warning, Moore throws a punch at the child’s face. Curry and his friend chase after Moore as he quickly retreats to the waiting SUV, which then drives away.
At the time of the assault on Hagler, Moore was already serving probation for a prior felony domestic assault conviction in 2019. In addition to the seven-year prison sentence for the sucker-punch incident, The Smoking Gun reported that Moore received a separate four-year incarceration sentence for violating the conditions of his probation. Both sentences will be served concurrently.
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Man Sentenced To 7 Years In Prison For Sucker-Punching 12-Year-Old Boy Dancing On Street Corner
Man Sentenced To 7 Years In Prison For Sucker-Punching 12-Year-Old Boy Dancing On Street CornerA man from Missouri was sentenced to seven years in prison for assaulting a 12-year-old boy who was dancing on the sidewalk. Cedric Charles Moore Jr, residing in Cape Girardeau, pleaded guilty to second-degree assault on May 10, 2021.
The incident, which took place summer of 2020, was captured on film. In the video, Moore can be seen exiting a black SUV near the intersection of Main Street and Independence Street in downtown Cape Girardeau. He quietly approaches the young dancer, Ethan Hagler, who was accompanied by his teacher, Michael Curry, and another boy. Without warning, Moore throws a punch at the child’s face. Curry and his friend chase after Moore as he quickly retreats to the waiting SUV, which then drives away.
At the time of the assault on Hagler, Moore was already serving probation for a prior felony domestic assault conviction in 2019. In addition to the seven-year prison sentence for the sucker-punch incident, The Smoking Gun reported that Moore received a separate four-year incarceration sentence for violating the conditions of his probation. Both sentences will be served concurrently.
Video
https://twitter.com/crazyclipsonly/status/1674610887196393472
June 30, 2023
Around the world, communities are bracing for sea level rise: the Netherlands is stabilizing its dikes, Senegal is relocating neighborhoods, and Indonesia is moving its entire capital city. These projects are hefty, expensive, and slow.
But they may need to pick up the pace. As new research shows, in many places, sea level rise will cause coastal flooding and other disruptions much sooner than anyone realized. It’s not that the water is rising faster; it’s that the land was lower to begin with.
Calculating when a rising sea will flood any one place involves a lot of math: you need to know the height of the water, the range of the tide, the elevation and slope of the land, the pace of sea level rise, and how much the land itself is rising or falling, among myriad other factors. As with all of science, the accuracy of these predictions is only as good as the data flowing into them.
Rising Seas Are Likely to Sow Havoc Much Sooner Than Predicted
Rising Seas Are Likely to Sow Havoc Much Sooner Than PredictedAround the world, communities are bracing for sea level rise: the Netherlands is stabilizing its dikes, Senegal is relocating neighborhoods, and Indonesia is moving its entire capital city. These projects are hefty, expensive, and slow.
But they may need to pick up the pace. As new research shows, in many places, sea level rise will cause coastal flooding and other disruptions much sooner than anyone realized. It’s not that the water is rising faster; it’s that the land was lower to begin with.
Calculating when a rising sea will flood any one place involves a lot of math: you need to know the height of the water, the range of the tide, the elevation and slope of the land, the pace of sea level rise, and how much the land itself is rising or falling, among myriad other factors. As with all of science, the accuracy of these predictions is only as good as the data flowing into them.
June 30, 2023
A former Round Rock pastor pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to an “enhanced charge of possession of child pornography,” according to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice.
David Lloyd Walther, 57, knowingly searched for, downloaded, distributed and possessed child sexual abuse material, including child pornography—some of which depicted prepubescent minors—using BitTorrent, a peer-to-peer file sharing network, according to the DOJ.
Two large computers were found during a search of Walther’s home and vehicle in November 2022 that contained more than 100,000 images and more than 5,000 videos of child sex abuse material, the release said.
Former Round Rock pastor pleads guilty child pornography charges
Former Round Rock pastor pleads guilty child pornography chargesA former Round Rock pastor pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to an “enhanced charge of possession of child pornography,” according to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice.
David Lloyd Walther, 57, knowingly searched for, downloaded, distributed and possessed child sexual abuse material, including child pornography—some of which depicted prepubescent minors—using BitTorrent, a peer-to-peer file sharing network, according to the DOJ.
Two large computers were found during a search of Walther’s home and vehicle in November 2022 that contained more than 100,000 images and more than 5,000 videos of child sex abuse material, the release said.
June 30, 2023
Loko-Bank executive Kristina Baikova, 28, reportedly fell out of the window of an apartment on Khodynsky Boulevard.
Kristina was said to be with a friend at her apartment in Moscow when she fell out of the window on the evening of June 23.
Police are conducting an investigation into the woman's death.
Kristina was at her apartment on the eleventh floor with her friend, 34-year-old Andrei.
He told authorities Kristina invited him for a drink and chat but at some point, around 3am she went out to the balcony and fell out of the window.
Russian bank vice-president Kristina Baikova, 28, dies in mystery plunge from window of her Moscow..
Russian bank vice-president Kristina Baikova, 28, dies in mystery plunge from window of her Moscow apartmentLoko-Bank executive Kristina Baikova, 28, reportedly fell out of the window of an apartment on Khodynsky Boulevard.
Kristina was said to be with a friend at her apartment in Moscow when she fell out of the window on the evening of June 23.
Police are conducting an investigation into the woman's death.
Kristina was at her apartment on the eleventh floor with her friend, 34-year-old Andrei.
He told authorities Kristina invited him for a drink and chat but at some point, around 3am she went out to the balcony and fell out of the window.
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