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9th Circuit Court of Appeals Oral Argument wrapping Illegal Aliens, Silencers, Domestic Violence, and Lying with a Second Amendment bow
On Monday, February 24, 2025, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals notified the attorneys that this case (United States of America v. DeBorba 24-3304) is being considered for an upcoming oral argument calendar in Seattle during June or July. When I was a youth, bad cases sometimes resulted in judges making good decisions. Those days are long gone. And in those few good cases, the United States Supreme Court has punched so many holes in them that they are unrecognizable.
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Surf Opening quietly says: “Bye-bye Neusiedl am See”
Is Podersdorf part of it? It remains to be seen whether it will leave Burgenland altogether. What is certain, however, is that the Surf Opening will take place throughout Austria and use existing infrastructure. Surf Opening inventor Gerhard Polak dropped a bombshell on Sunday via Facebook. It was posted: Surf Opening says: goodbye Neusiedl am See. But not just Neusiedl, probably even Lake Neusiedl. Organizer Gerhard Polak says: "The coolest surf opening location is and remains Podersdorf.
Finder's playbook for the COVID-19 pandemic
Like most employers, we’re navigating the coronavirus pandemic day by day. We’re making Finder’s internal playbook public in order to give other businesses information that could help with their decision-making. Finder is a global comparison site helping millions of people make better decisions, and we have hundreds of employees around the globe, so we hope that sharing our guide publicly will help others. This guide is a work in progress, and we’re evolving and improving it over time.
Roofer at center of I-TEAM investigation pays money back to Clay County homeowner
News Sign up for our Newsletters Latest News Roger Van Den Bosch pleads guilty to charge of misdemeanor trespassing JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Kinnecorps owner Roger Van Den Bosch -- a Jacksonville roofer the I-Team has been investigating for years as storm victims claimed he took their home insurance money to fix roof and home damage but didn’t finish the work -- has paid back money in a criminal case in Clay County.
Need Spring Break ideas for the kids? Check out one of these camps
Morning Show Sign up for our Newsletters Latest News JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Spring Break is right around the corner for local students. Duval County kids are off the week of March 9, St. Johns County students get to sleep in starting March 16 and Clay County students will wait until the week of March 23 to take their break from class. If you can’t take the week off from work, there are several fun camps available to entertain your children.
Helping you spot the red flags of phishing, other scams
Morning Show Sign up for our Newsletters Latest News Avoid falling victim to scammers by following these simple steps JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Only 5% of people were able to correctly identify all types of online security scams, according to a recent survey from Security.org. Nearly everyone -- 96% -- knew about phishing -- but just 5% could spot the various ways hackers could access their personal information. That's because scammers are constantly finding new ways to reach their victims.
Follow along with our challengers and ‘Get Fit with 4’
‘The Morning Show’ begins eight-week challenge to help 4 women get in shape, re-set how they eat Follow along with our challengers and "Get Fit with 4" JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Beginning Monday, we are starting a new series of stories we hope will help you “Get Fit with 4.” Four women are challenging themselves this year to get in shape and re-set the way they eat. And we're helping them do it.
Beware: BBB issues alert after there’s a surge in online pet scam complaints
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Admit it, even on a bad day, puppy pictures make your eyes sparkle and your lips turn up into a smile. Well, scammers know it and are taking advantage of it – breaking your heart and your bank account all at the same time. There’s been such an increase in the number of reports and complaints about pet scams, the Better Business Bureau has issued an alert for the holidays.
Tyler Looks Back on 2019 (BONUS)
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts / Spotify / RSS For this special retrospective episode, producer Jeff Holmes sat down with Tyler to discuss the past year in conversations and more, including who was most challenging guest to prep for, the most popular — and the most underrated — conversation, a test of Tyler’s knowledge called “Name That Production Function,” listener questions from Twitter, how Tyler has boosted his productivity in the past year, and whether his book and movie picks from 2009...
Grandparents thank everyone who helped rescue missing Jacksonville children
6-year-old boy and his 5-year-old sister found safe in woods near their Whitehouse home JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – After more than two days of uncertainty in the search for Braxton Williams and his younger sister Bri’ya, their grandparents were overjoyed Tuesday when they heard the news that the siblings were found in the woods near their Westside home. “Everybody was happy. I was crying,” grandfather Clifford Lloyd told News4Jax on Wednesday morning. “Everybody was hugging. It was a great feeling.
Local researchers need participants for OCD drug clinical trial
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Have you been diagnosed with OCD? There is a new drug, BHV-4157, that could help. It targets a different part of the brain than traditional treatment, but more research is needed to test its efficacy. Dr. Jeffery Rommel, a psychologist with Jacksonville Clinical Research, describes Obsessive Compulsive Disorder as “a chronic, psychiatric condition that has two main parts to it.” On the one hand, there are the obsessions -- current, unwanted, distressing thoughts.
I-TEAM: Couple loses hundreds of dollars in puppy scam
BBB issues holiday alert following surge in pet scam complaints JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Admit it, even on a bad day, puppy pictures make your eyes sparkle and your lips turn up into a smile. Well, scammers know it and are taking advantage of it – breaking your heart and your bank account all at the same time. There’s been such an increase in the number of reports and complaints about pet scams, the Better Business Bureau has issued an alert for the holidays.
Mandarin Winter Celebration honors 6 local WWII vets on Pearl Harbor Day
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – This year's Winter Celebration at the Walter Jones Historical Park falls on National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, and the event's organizers are using the day to honor six local World War II veterans. This annual free event has become a family tradition for many and is well known for opportunities to learn about some exciting local history, enjoy good music and just have some plain old-fashioned fun, organizers said.
A new window into the world of Palestinian food
Text by Jane Black, Special to The Washington Post It was a food-world fairy tale come true. In 2013, Yasmin Khan decided to write a cookbook. She was 32 and burned out from her work as a London-based human-rights campaigner focused on the Middle East.
Java EE 8 Application Development
Java EE is an Enterprise Java standard. Applications written to comply with the Java EE specification do not tie developers to a specific vendor; instead they can be deployed to any Java EE compliant application server. With this book, you’ll get all the tools and techniques you need to build robust and scalable applications in Java EE 8.
Merriam: Flashy headlines distort real science
Merriam, of Roanoke, is part of the leadership for the emerging Roanoke chapter of the Citizen’s Climate Lobby.On Aug. 4 The Roanoke Times published a commentary from local resident Wallace Mayo titled “Climate catastrophe?
FDA Finalizes List of 1,003 Class II Devices Exempt From 510(k) Requirements
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Monday finalized a list of 1,003 class II medical devices that the agency believes do not present risks that require premarket notification review to provide a reasonable assurance of safety and effectiveness. Established under the 21st Century Cures Act, the list, first published in draft form in March, is part of efforts to decrease regulatory burdens and costs for the device industry.
Ten questions with Kia designer Gregory Guillaume
It’s exciting times for Gregory Guillaume. The chief designer at the Kia Design Center Europe in Frankfurt, Germany, is part of a design resurgence with the South Korean car company, and in no small part because of him, too. Since leaving the Volkswagen Group to join Kia in 2005, he’s overseen a dramatic change in the overall brand’s identity, and now he’s helping it move into a new segment with the Stinger.
Innovation and the pharma patent court
The UK government is being challenged on many levels regarding its plans to negotiate a 'Brexit'. An important question for pharma and innovation is, will the UK government continue with its plans to formally ratify an international convention on patents called the Unified Patent Convention (UPC), that has taken about 40 years to negotiate.
FDA Revises Refuse-to-Receive Guidance for ANDAs
The second revision of the guidance, unveiled Wednesday, is part of the US Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) attempt to assist abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) sponsors in understanding what deficiencies may cause FDA to refuse to receive (RTR) an ANDA.
FDA Issues Long-Awaited Final Rule on Combo Product Postmarket Safety
More than the seven years after it was first proposed, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Monday finalized new postmarket safety reporting requirements for combination products.
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