15-Year-Old Arrested Following Thursday Afternoon Stabbing In Jamestown
JAMESTOWN – A 15-year-old was arrested after allegedly stabbing a man following an argument over a video game on Thursday afternoon in Jamestown.The incident happened around 3:30 p.m. on Bishop Street.Police Captain Robert Samuelson tells WNYNewsNow a 25-year-old man was stabbed and taken to UPMC Chautauqua Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.Samuelson says the 15-year-old male suspect is currently in police custody. More information is expected to be released as officers continue their investigation. Share:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window),Over a damn video game!!!! That’s god awful!,I’d would have punched him in the frickin for- head if he had stabbed me. No lie
July 15, 2005 Regular News Bar supports Latimer measure Bar supports Latimer measure Under Rule 2-9.3 (b) – (e), Rules Regulating The Florida Bar, active members of the Bar may file a specific objection to any legislative position adopted by the Board of Governors.Objections properly filed within 45 days of this News issue will be considered for a refund of that portion of mandatory membership fees applicable to the contested legislative position, within an additional 45 days. The Bar’s governing board has the option to grant the appropriate refund to an objector or to refer the matter to arbitration.The arbitration process will determine solely whether the legislative position is within those acceptable activities for which compulsory membership fees may be used under applicable constitutional law. The objecting member’s fees allocable to the contested legislative position will be escrowed promptly upon receipt of the objection, and any refund will bear legal interest.Any active member may provide written notice to the executive director of The Florida Bar, setting forth an objection to a particular legislative position. Failure to object within 45 days of this News issue will constitute a waiver of any right to object to a particular legislative position within this notice.The policy requires the Bar to notice such legislative positions in the next available News issue following their adoption.Pursuant to Standing Board Policy 9.21, on April 29, 2005 the Executive Committee of the Board of Governors approved the following position of The Florida Bar:15. Supports passage of House Bill 9075 which memorializes Henry Latimer.
Croatia has chosen a pavilion in the thematic area “mobility” thus defining the theme of the concept of representation of the Republic of Croatia. Mobility is with “sustainability”I”possibility”One of the three sub-themes of the main theme of the World Exhibition:“ Connecting People, Creating the Future ”. Hrvatska će se na izložbi EXPO Dubai 2020., koji će na jednom mjestu okupiti po prvi put sve svjetske zemlje te na kojem se očekuje više od 25 milijuna posjetitelja, predstaviti kao zemlja koja inspirira velike umove – “Inspiring great minds”. Attachment: EXPO 2020: Tender for the selection of bidders for the development of the conceptual concept of the representation of Croatia Dansa je Hrvatska turistička zajednica objavila “Natječaj za odabir ponuditelja za izradu idejnog koncepta programa događanja kojima bi se Republika Hrvatska predstavljala na EXPO 2020 u Dubaiju, njihovu provedbu i organizaciju te prikupljanje sponzorskih sredstava za financiranje događanja”. The competition is open until January 31, 2020 at 12 noon. See more about the competition in the attachment. Ove godine u srpnju je izabrano idejno rješenje hrvatskog paviljona, a za izradu idejnog rješenjea, prema odluci Nacionalnog odbora RH za Svjetsku izložbu EXPO 2020 Dubai, izabrana je Zajednica ponuditelja REAL GRUPA d.o.o. CONCEPTED CONCEPTUAL SOLUTION FOR THE EXPO 2020 DUBAI PROJECT RELATED NEWS: CROATIA SELECTES PAVILION FOR EXPO 2020 WORLD EXHIBITION IN DUBAI
Greetings from the window are human stories that carry emotion, and emotions connect us best, wherever we are – emphasizes Hafner, with whom I certainly agree because each image, ie greeting from the window is a personal story with emotion, and the combination of image and story behind is as we know one of the strongest storytelling tools. No, kako to inače biva jedna snažna ideja ili zamah leptirovih krila je stvorio jednu puno širu priču – potencijalno jedan od najjačih klubova putnika ili ljubitelja putovanja u regiji. “At the time of the pandemic, various groups and initiatives were emerging on social media, in which people from all over the world set out to share their views from windows and balconies. Then I was in contact with my longtime friend from Subotica, Slavka Antic, and we talked about how nice it would be to connect our people from the former Yugoslavia through one such group. As soon as we opened ‘Greetings from My Window’, we started receiving fantastic photos and testimonials from all over the world. We couldn’t believe our people from Alaska or from the deck of a ship in the Atlantic Ocean, where they got stuck, would call us because they couldn’t travel home due to the crisis. An avalanche of support and positive emotions started among the members, which further encouraged us to be joined by over 60,000 members within just 3 months of the group’s founding.Iva Hafner pointed out. Druženje i širenje pozitivnog duha nas je nagnalo da ulijemo grupi novi život, time da napišemo knjigu sa životnim pričama i pogledima, koji će ostaviti trag i za buduće generacije, govori Iva te dodaje: “We listen to the dynamics in the group and the wishes of our members. Thus, the idea naturally developed to launch a crowdfunding campaign with the aim of raising funds for the publication of the book, which will be a valuable testimony to the times in which we live and a positive clue for future generations. In addition to the book, we will organize traveling exhibitions with the possibility of meeting members live, and the plan is to launch a website, through which members could contact and arrange visits” govori Iva. Thus, one view from the window from Korčula attracts thousands of likes from the region and the diaspora with a great desire to visit this destination, when we start traveling again. The group has recorded over 5 million enthusiastic comments so far, which shows a high engagement and an interesting opportunity to create the image of the destination. “Veliki broj procesuiranih slika i održavanje same grupe iziskuje puno vremena, energije, pažnje i ljubavi. Već u samom startu, projektu su se priključili naši dragi prijatelji, koji volontiraju u smjenama da bi odobrili i više stotina slika na dan: Dragana Vilus (Subotica), Iva Bencun (Zadar), Miljan Brašanac (Beč), Damir Subotić (Arnhem), Goran Pleše (Poreč)” govori Iva Hafner, te dodaje kako se grupa nije samo zaustavila na virtualnom druženju. Otkako su mjere popustile, osnivačice bilježe i susrete članova uživo – na jugu Francuske, na Floridi, u Meksiku, u Grčkoj… A few months ago on the eve of the spread of Covid-19, each of us found ourselves in a crisis situation, when we stayed home to protect ourselves and others. Quarantine distanced us from our usual social contacts and patterns, and forced us to have the same view every day. But as every crisis brings out the best in us, so the crisis is an opportunity for some new business ventures or the opening of some new pages of our lives. Can it “Pozdrav s mog prozora” postati jedna od najjačih zajednica / klubova ljubitelja putovanja? Can this group fill an off-season hotel with its members as early as next year and thus start a new revolution in tourism? I would not be surprised, anything is possible, in fact, the people who started this great tourist story are passionate travelers, who have already achieved great things in their private and business life – and they are all driven by the most important human fuel – emotions and passion. . Cover photo: Valida Korić Vilić, Želimira Krpan Kunst – FB View from my window, Illustration: HrTurizam.hr Sljedeći korak je upravo taj trenutak zabilježiti u pravu knjigu “Pozdrav s mog prozora”. Za potrebe pokrivanja troška tiskanja knjige pokrenuta je crowdfunding kampanja na platformi Indiegogo Sljedeći korak – Knjiga ‘Pozdrav s mog prozora’ i izložbe fotografija Tako je stvorena Facebook grupa “Greetings from my window” where all members share their photos from their windows, which today has over 62.000 members. INDIEGOGO CAMPAIGN / PODRŽITE TISKNJE KNJIGE “POZDRAV S MOG PROZORA” Knjiga bi se prema planu tiskala u 1.000 primjeraka, a sadržavala bi 300 najoriginalnijih objava iz grupe. Također, nakon tiskanja knjige, održale bi se i izložbe fotografija po raznim gradovima. Potrebni troškovi u sklopu crowdfunding kampanje se vežu primarno uz izradu knjige, web stranice i organizaciju putujućih izložbi. Ako želite podržati ovu odličnu priču, ovdje možete donirati i pomoći da ova virtualna grupa postane “stvarna” grupa ljubitelja putovanja. After the phase of imagination and planning, we finally have the phase of real travel, and this group spontaneously became a platform for tourist promotion, because it is an authentic individual way of promotion. Godinama se pitam i tražim mjesto u hotelu za čitanje – jedna niša i prostor za ljubitelje čitanja knjiga. Svi znamo za popularne Book clubs which bring together book lovers. Can this group become something similar? As a kind of club of travel lovers who will share their travel experiences, bring together bloggers, photographers, filmmakers, writers? Why not? Although we live in a virtual world, people are by nature eager for real interaction and socializing, not the virtual. Thus, Iva Hafner, a former Booking.com manager for our region and one of the initiators of racing tourism through the Run Croatia project, saw a chance to continue traveling virtually, and to support each other, even though we were not allowed to do so. If you are an avid travel enthusiast, join the Facebook group ” Greetings from my window ” and support the entire project through a crowdfunding campaign. The whole story is like a virtual book or a document of time, and it was the spotted gathering and socializing of the group members that opened a new page of this great story. 
On the other hand, Edgar Salarda,convener of Alyansa Kontra PUV Phase Out-Panay, claimed “90 percent” of PUJs inthe city and province of Iloilo went on strike against the government’s plan tophase out old jeepneys by July 2020. Accordingto Director Osmeña, the jeepney franchise or Certificate of Public Convenience(CPC) is a privilege granted by the government. Under WVTC are some 2,000 jeepneyunits affiliated with the Iloilo City Loop Alliance of Jeepney Operators andDrivers Association and transport groups from the municipalities of Dumangasand Barotac Nuevo in Iloilo province, and from the provinces of Antique andGuimaras. Two transport cooperatives did notjoin the strike – the Western Visayas Transport Cooperative (WVTC) and the Iloilo City Association of Operators and DriversCooperative (ICAODC). Only 282 PUJ operators joined thetransport strike, he said, from four towns (San Miguel, Cabatuan, Oton, andLeganes), ILOILO City – The one-day transportstrike yesterday failed to paralyze the metropolis, declared the citygovernment, although strike organizer Alyansa Kontra PUV Phase Out-Panayclaimed success. In Iloilo province, on the other hand, the police describedthe strike’s effect as “insignificant.” “It was a success despite the threatof Director Richard Osmeña of the Land Transportation Franchising and RegulatoryBoard (LTFRB) Region 6 to cancel jeepney franchises,” said Salarda. “Nagsalasi Director Osmeña. Indi na niya subong mapahog ang mga operators,” Salarda said. By noontime and afternoon the numberof jeepneys plying the streets further dwindled, claimed Salarda. For his part, Iloilo Police ProvincialOffice director Police Colonel Roland Vilela said the effect of the strike tothe commuting public was “almost insignificant.” But Salarda insisted on the success oftheir protest. Four days (Sept. 26) before theplanned transport strike, Treñas released Executive Order 89 suspending classesin both public and private schools in all levels so as not to inconveniencestudents, parents and guards, teachers and staff of schools. It sort ofpre-empted the strike. “We are ready to face reprisals fromLTFRB. We will help jeepney operators and drivers,” said Salarda. At around 9 a.m. though, the PublicSafety and Transportation Management Office gradually recalled the vehiclesupon evaluation that there were enough non-striking public utility jeepneys(PUJs) to transport passengers.
Treñas described the traffic situationas “normal.” The CPC carries with it terms, conditions andprohibitions which the operator of a PUV is bound to follow, he stressed. One of the prohibitions is for the operatornot to join transport strikes. He claimed “90 percent” of PUJs inCapiz, Aklan and Negros Occidental provinces joined the nationwide strike, too. Citing LTFRB-6’s own data, Salardasaid there were 6,677 PUJ units in the city and province of Iloilo and thatbased on Alyansa Kontra PUV Phase Out-Panay’s monitoring, less than 1,000 unitsdid not join the strike. “As early as 6 a.m. we positioned 27vehicles in public plazas to transport commuters in coordination with thePhilippine National Police, Philippine Army, Philippine Coast Guard, and eventhe Bureau of Jail Management and Penology,” said Mayor Jerry Treñas. Vilela also said the day was generallypeaceful. BUSINESS AS USUAL. An Iloilo City passenger jeepney ignores a protester seeking support to Monday’s (Sept. 30, 2019) one-day nationwide transport strike. The Iloilo City government says it was business as usual in this southern metropolis and the strike was hardly felt. The transport holiday was a protest against the phase out of old jeepneys by July 2020. IAN PAUL CORDERO/PN From his perspective, according toTreñas, his decision to suspend classes yesterday was one reason why there wasno rush of passengers. On the other hand, the ICAODC hasbetween 500 to 600 jeepney units. Osmeña said the CPC may be revoked if theoperator violates any of the conditions. “Let us not punish the riding public. If youhave something against the government, there are other ways to express it,” hestressed./PN
Bailey made an impressive outside groove effort that gained him the lead late in the race. He’d also won his heat race and the trophy dash earlier in the evening. Andy Freeman led Bailey and Jeremy Richey on the ensuing restart. Bailey made a high pass in turn four of the 24th lap to finally get the lead and eventual victory. Not even in the top five with 10 laps left, Bailey began working the higher line before a lap 20 yellow flag bunched the field. On the restart, Bailey was making his a bid to move into second as another yellow flag flew. Jorddon Braaten won the 20-lap Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod feature from the 10th starting spot. WHITE CITY, Ore. (Aug. 17) – Jesse Bailey scored an impressive win in the 25-lap IMCA Modified feature Saturday at Southern Oregon Speedway. By Don Martin II Hall Of Fame Night saw Markey James, Jim Walker Sr., Jay McCleary, Sam Dykes, Dave Shinn and Freddy Higginbotham inducted into the Southern Oregon Racing Hall of Fame during intermission. IMCA Modifieds race for $5,000 to win and a Fast Shafts All-Star Invitational ballot berth while Northern SportMods chase a $2,000 top check at the Sept. 1 R. Charles Snyder Salute.
WITH a new personal best, Guyana’s Chantoba Bright took gold in the girls’ long jump, but it was Compton Caesar’s take down of Brazil’s Derick De Souza Silva in the boys’ 100 metres that had the National Track and Field Centre crowd on their feet cheering as the first day in the South American Junior Championships played out here at the Leonora facility.There were some who questioned Caesar’s ability to overcome the Brazilian, but he put all doubts to rest after he utilised a fast start and pushed for his win all the way to the finish line in 10.37 seconds. De Souza Silva clocked 10.45 seconds.
Guyana’s Chantoba Bright during her winning leap in the girls’ long jumpGuyana’s Tyrell Peters just missed out on third place after he finished with 10.77 seconds, behind Argentina’s Daniel Londero who had a time of 10.70 seconds. Commenting after the race, an excited Caesar shared that he just chose to focus on his race and not worry about the competition that the Brazilian was bringing.Caesar now setting his sights on today’s 200 metres“I feel great I win the race. In the heats Brazil had a faster time than me but my coach told me not to worry about that, just get a good start in my drive phase and then come down hard. I get a good start, ensure that I was the first person out the blocks, and I did see him [De Souza Silva] coming hard but I just keep on going. I was prepared for this, I trained hard with my coach. I’m just looking for another gold in the 200m, ensure I get a good start,” Caesar said.Caesar’s gold was just one among a string of continuous great performances, as the medals just kept dropping throughout the night yesterday.With a distance of 6.30m, Bright surprised even herself when she took the girls’ long jump win, clearing the distance in her very first jump.“Honestly, I did not think I would have pulled it off so far. I was overwhelmed, I was truly amazed with what I did and it was my first jump; I was just shocked, I am just so proud of myself right now, because from a gold at CARIFTA to a new personal best here in my home country, with a gold, it’s just overwhelming,” Bright expressed.
Guyana’s Daniel Williams displaying the Golden Arrowhead just after collecting his boys’ 400m silver medalBut Bright wasn’t the only Guyanese celebrating success in the long jump as Ruth Sanmoogan ended with a bronze medal in the same event.Guyana started the day with three medals – two silver and a bronze–with Daniel Williams and Avon Samuels winning silver in the boys and girls 400m respectively,while Anfernee Headecker took bronze in the boys’ 1500m with a time of 4:02.81s.Williams with a time of 48.24 seconds, said remaining calm and not going in with too much over-the-top expectations helped his performance.The event was won by Suriname’s Miguel Shepper in 47.90 seconds. Samuels had 55.45 seconds in her race, which was won by Brazil’s Tiffani Marinho in 54.25 seconds.Just before Caesar’s sprint, Guyana’s Onasha Rogers and Kenisha Phillips excited the crowd with a thrilling 100m run in which they finished second and third, respectively, after Brazil’s Lorraine Martins gave a powerful performance in taking first place.
Brazil’s Lorraine Martins wins the girls’ 100m as Guyana Onasha Rogers and Kenisha Phillips take second and third place respectivelyMartins clocked 11.56 seconds, while Rogers and Phillips followed with 11.71 seconds and 11.78 seconds, respectively.As the night continued there were more medals for Guyana:in the girls’ 3000m from Claudrice McKoy and Anfernee Headecker, and Samuel Lynch in the boys 800m.
ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC) – West Indies selectors have retained faith in the 15-man squad which toured England during the summer, naming an unchanged unit for the two-Test tour of Zimbabwe starting later this month.All-rounder Jason Holder will once again take charge of the Caribbean side, marking his sixth Test tour of duty as captain.Despite losing the recent three-Test tour of England 2-1, the Windies captured the imagination with a stunning five-wicket victory at Headingley, to level the series.And chief selector Courtney Browne said the players had shown the necessary qualities which were key to the side’s further development.“The dedication, commitment and focus in their preparation and during the series in England showed immense character for such a young team in very difficult conditions against World-class competition,” Browne said.“The lessons learnt on that tour augurs well for the individual players and the team’s continued development as a whole and we wish them well on the tour of Zimbabwe.”West Indies suffered an innings and 209-run crushing inside three days in the first Test at Edgbaston before rebounding at Leeds, and then losing the final Test at Lord’s by nine wickets.Despite the series loss, one of the positives of the tour was the emergence of Shai Hope who plundered hundreds in both innings at Leeds. The 23-year-old finished the series with 375 runs at an average of 75.However, while opener Kraigg Brathwaite gathered 283 runs at 47, the remainder of the batting struggled with no other player passing 200 runs.Roston Chase, who plundered over 400 runs in the preceding series against Pakistan, scraped 80 runs at an average of 13 while Kyle Hope, Shai’s older brother, endured a wretched series with a meagre 41 runs from his six outings while averaging just six.Meanwhile, seamer Kemar Roach topped the bowling with 11 wickets in his first Test series in nearly two years, and will lead the attack again in Zimbabwe.West Indies have never lost a Test to Zimbabwe, winning six of the eight career meetings, and will fancy their chances against a side which has played just 13 Tests inside the last four years, winning just two and losing their last nine.The two teams last met in the Caribbean four years ago when the hosts swept the two-Test series.West Indies open the upcoming tour with a three-day match at the Bulawayo Athletics Club before taking on Zimbabwe in the opening Test at Queens Sports Club from October 21 to 25.The second Test will be played from October 29 to November 2 at the same venue.SQUAD – Jason Holder (captain), Kraigg Brathwaite (vice-captain), Devendra Bishoo, Jermaine Blackwood, Roston Chase, Miguel Cummins, Shane Dowrich, Shannon Gabriel, Shimron Hetmyer, Kyle Hope, Shai Hope, Alzarri Joseph, Kieran Powell, Raymon Reifer, Kemar Roach.
Dennis Wise is to rejoin the board of Chelsea Pitch Owners, it has been confirmed.The former Chelsea captain, 44, has accepted an invitation to resume the role he held when the company was first formed in the mid-1990s.Wise’s return comes weeks after Blues owner Roman Abramovich failed to convince enough CPO shareholders to sell him the Stamford Bridge freehold – an offer that was seen as a precursor to a move to a new stadium.AdChoices广告CPO chairman Steve Frankham said in a statement: “Dennis is delighted to rejoin as a director.“As a hugely popular former skipper of the Blues, he has a passion for Chelsea, and in particular for the fans, and sees this as an opportunity to reconnect with his football ‘family’.”
University of Wisconsin senior Lauren Carlini played her final match at the UW Field House Saturday in front of a sold-out crowd, finishing off her standout career with another stellar season.Though Carlini was unable to claim a National Championship in her four years with Wisconsin, the senior setter did just about everything else over her career as a Badger.Since becoming a Badger in 2013, Carlini has helped the program grow tremendously. The Badgers were on a seven-year tournament drought before Carlini arrived, and she leaves them on a four-year streak.Volleyball: Carllini, Wisconsin chasing title in final season of best player in program historyEver since Lauren Carlini’s arrival in Madison three seasons ago, University of Wisconsin volleyball has made deep runs into every Read…The UW setter led her class to a 113-25 record across four years, making them the second most successful class in program history. She captained the team three of those four years.She also is the only three-time All American in program history, earning first-team honors the previous two seasons while winning second-team honors as a Freshman. The 2016 selections have yet to be made, but it seems likely Carlini will add another to her total.On top of her All-American selections, Carlini was awarded with her fourth straight All-Big Ten selection, making her the only Badger to win the award all four years of their career. She is also a three-time Academic All-Big Ten selection.This year, Carlini elevated her game as well as the Badgers, taking down 13 ranked opponents on the way to Wisconsin’s first ever No. 1 ranking in program history. In the process, Carlini led the Big Ten with 11.80 assists per set, which was also the third best rate in the country.The senior also helped the Badgers make their fourth straight Sweet Sixteen appearance, including multiple Elite Eights as well as a National Championship appearance. Though she couldn’t claim the elusive title for the first time in Wisconsin history, she can take solace in the position she left the program.Volleyball: Badgers earn one more weekend to dance after two winsIn the opening weekend action of the NCAA women’s volleyball tournament, the No. 3 University of Wisconsin swept both their Read…Not only has Carlini helped the team win since she came on board, but Wisconsin has also seen attendance jump from 3,512 per-match to a projected school record of 5,915 per-match, drawing 19 sellouts over that span.At the end of the day, head coach Kelly Sheffield put it best when he reflected on Carlini’s time at Wisconsin after the season.“Lauren’s the best,” Sheffield said. “She’s the best Badger we’ve ever had. I hope I’m not offending anybody by that.”Carlini leaves Wisconsin ranked first all-time in double-doubles (73) and second all-time in assists (5,599), but she leaves more than just records behind. Whatever future successes are in store for Carlini, her legacy as a Badger will always live on.