Dos d?as de c?rcel para el espont?neo que abraz? a Cristiano Ronaldo en Miami

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Ronald Gjoka, estudiante de 19 a?os, tuvo que pasar dos d?as en la c?rcel por abrazarse a Cristiano Ronaldo en el reciente amistoso entre Madrid y Chelsea disputado en Miami y saldado con triunfo 'merengue' por 3-1, con dos tantos a cargo de CR7 incluidos.

Gjoka salt? al campo y sali? lanzado hacia su gran ?dolo. El joven, que llevaba una zamarra con el nombre y el dorsal del crack portugu?s, consiui?o llegar hasta Cristiano y celebr? la haza?a desliz?ndose dobre sus rodillas "como suele hacer ?l para festejar un gol".

Sorpresa inicial del crack portugu?s

Despu?s hizo un reverencia y estruj? al futbolista, que tras la sorpresa inicial se tom? el inesperado asedio con mucha simpat?a.

"Le dije que le segu?a desde 2005, que me parec?a ?un fen?meno y le ped? la camiseta", explic? Ronald tras ser puesto en libertad.

La camiseta, ?en comisar?a?

"Me prometi? que me la dar?a, pero con todo el jaleo supongo que se la quedaron en comisar?a. Espero que me la entreguen", agreg?.

Un agente de seguridad del estadio detuvo a Gjoka y se lo llev? para entreg?rselo a la polic?a de Florida, estado en que la invasi?n de campo est? penada con el ingreso en prisi?n.

Peticiones de clemencia desatendidas

Las peticiones de clemencia del joven estudiante y hasta de CR7 fueron en vano y Gjoka tuvo que pasar 48 horas entre rejas.

A su ingreso en la c?rcel, se hab?a corrido la voz de qui?n era y fue recibido como un h?roe, recibiendo adem?s el apodo de 'celebrity' ('celebridad').

"Ha valido la pena"

"He conseguido hablar con Cristiano, era una oportunidad ?nica y ten?a que aprovecharla. Ha valido la pena incluso pese a la reclusi?n", ha proclamado Ronald.

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Happy 16th Birthday, Kylie Jenner!

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Apple announcing iPhone 5S, perhaps iPhone 5C, on September 10

Apple will reportedly be announcing their next generation iPhone - what most people are calling iPhone 5S for convenience sake - at a special event on Tuesday, September 10, 2013, and possibly the less expensive iPhone - rumored to be called iPhone 5C - along with it. This according to Ina Fried of AllThingsD:

Apple is expected to unveil its next iPhone at a special event on Sept. 10, sources told AllThingsD.

That sounds exactly right.

Last year's iPhone 5 was announced on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 and shipped on Friday, September 21, 2012. The previous year's iPhone 4S was announced on Tuesday, October 4, 2011 and shipped on Friday, October 14. So, if Apple holds to the same pattern as the last two years, and launches the second Friday following the announcement, that'd put the release on Friday, September 20.

That also means, again based on previous patterns, we might just see the iOS 7 Gold Master on September 10 as well, as Apple typically announces final developer builds at the event, with the general release on on around Wednesday, September 18, to give some breathing room before the new product lands.

No word on new iPads or iPad minis for this event, but given last year they shared the stage with new Macs in October, that's not a surprise. Last year's iPhone event did include new iPods, however, so we'll have to see on those.

For iPhone, everything is set. Just under 6 weeks and counting. Anyone getting excited yet?

Source: AllThingsD

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Hillary Clinton to hold fundraiser for McAuliffe

WASHINGTON (AP) ? Hillary Rodham Clinton plans to headline her first political event since leaving the State Department, raising money for Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe.

Two Democratic officials familiar with the plans say Clinton will hold a small fundraising reception at her Washington, D.C., home on Sept. 30. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the event.

McAuliffe is a longtime Clinton friend and former Democratic National Committee chairman. He faces Republican state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli in the fall election.

Clinton has avoided political gatherings since departing as President Barack Obama's secretary of state this year.

She is considered the Democrats' leading contender for the White House in 2016 but has not announced her intentions.

The fundraiser was first reported by Politico.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/hillary-clinton-hold-fundraiser-mcauliffe-235950303.html

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Not Guilty, but Not Innocent Either

BBC's Broadchurch

Photo courtesy of BBC America

Broadchurch, an eight-episode series that begins this Wednesday night on BBC America, is the only show about the murder of a child that I have ever found spiritually salubrious. It?s not just that Broadchurch demonstrates that it is possible to reinvigorate something as tired as the hunt-for-a-killer genre with solid, engaging craftsmanship?though it does?but that unlike so many in the genre it is inordinately emotionally generous. Despite its wrenching premise, Broadchurch?s view of human nature is not that it?s fundamentally malignant. That?s not to say there is no bad guy?there is, and the reveal is a gut punch?but that the show takes its underlying precept,?that everybody is unknowable,?and plays it all the way out, honestly: We don?t know what lies in the hearts of men, but it can?t all be evil.

The coastal English town of Broadchurch is a small, close-knit community where a man can walk the streets in the morning and say hello to nearly everyone he passes. As the show begins, 11-year-old Danny Latimer has just gone missing. He regularly leaves the house before his 16-year-old sister and young parents (Andrew Buchan and the great, anguished Jodie Whittaker) to do a paper route, so his mother doesn?t realize his absence until midday. Just as she has begun to panic she hears that a body has been found on the beach. It?s Danny.

Tasked with solving a very rare violent crime in this part of England is DI Alec Hardy (David Tennant, Doctor Who before the current Doctor Who), a brusque, stubbled detective, new to town and hiding a serious health condition, and DS Ellie Miller (Olivia Colman), a long-time resident, just back from maternity leave.* Hardy has previously botched a high-profile prosecution of another child murderer by losing evidence, and seems to have fled to Broadchurch in hopes of escaping the guilt and ignominy of that case. As he walks to the body on the beach, he mutters to himself, ?Please, not again,? a moment of fear and anxiety he does not share with his new colleagues, to whom he is blunt and persnickety.

Ellie, as she prefers to be called?though Hardy refuses to?had been promised Hardy?s job, but upon her return learns she has lost it. She finds her new boss?s bad manners and know-it-all attitude irritating, and regularly tells him so. She is feisty and loveable. (When she tells a group of reporters she will cut off their balls if they don?t leave the family alone, Danny?s sister tells Ellie?s son, ?Your mum is awesome.? He says, ?I know,? and so do we.) But she?s also relatively na?ve. It?s hard for her to believe anyone in her small town is capable of the crime. She knows everyone, he knows no one, he suspects everyone, she has a hard time suspecting anyone, but there is still a reason he?s the boss. Life is not fair: An 11-year-old boy dies and, unfortunately, the person with an optimistic outlook on human behavior does not know more about heinous crimes than the jaded veteran.

Broadchurch, past its opening incident, is not a violent show. It?s not even, particularly, a menacing show. Finding the murderer does not involve many tense, breathless scenes in which the detectives find themselves in close proximity to danger. Rather, it unfolds in the slow-burn manner of highbrow mysteries these days, like Top of the Lake or The Killing: Grieving and sleuthing are given equal weight. Initially the show seems to be making the banal point that the residents of this bucolic town are not what they appear at first glance. But they are not what they appear at second glance either. Over the course of the investigation, various suspects?and not just suspects, but a man who may or may not be a psychic, a caustic news reporter, even DI Hardy?are closely examined and found to be troubled and traumatized, their closets filled with skeletons, shady and suspicious but doing the best they can. If people are capable of anything, then they are capable of everything: not just murder, but regeneration, stupidity, grief, remorse, sadness, love. You don?t have to be entirely innocent not to be guilty.

All of this empathy lulls you. By the time the murderer is revealed, it hurts, and badly. And even then, Broadchurch does not chalk it up to anything as comforting as evil: The murderer is not as vile as it would be soothing for a murderer to be. And that only makes it worse: This horrible crime might not have been committed, but it was, forever saddling characters who don?t deserve it with exactly the sort of traumatic past that haunts so many of Broadchurch?s troubled residents. Violent crimes live on and on. Broadchurch is more compassionate to its survivors than any crime show I?ve seen.

Correction, Aug. 7, 2013: This review originally misstated Alec Hardy's rank. He is a detective inspector, not a detective sergeant. (Return to the corrected sentence.)

Source: http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/television/2013/08/bbc_america_s_broadchurch_reviewed.html

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UsedEverywhere in the community

Long before she became the marketing director for UsedEverywhere.com, Lacey Sheardown was a borderline-obsessive user of the classifieds site.

?I was always on there ? I was an avid user,? she says with a laugh. Her Victoria home is filled with furniture and other unique items she bought or found for free on UsedEverywhere. ?So when I got this job, my friends were like, ?Yeah, that makes sense.??

But what drew Sheardown to the site was more than the satisfaction of treasure hunting. Unlike other classifieds sites out there, this was a place where she could look for a new coffee table without stumbling across an ad for a casual NSA encounter at the local park.

?We?re actually family friendly,? she says. Across more than 80 cities and towns, the site has a real, live monitoring team, checking ads every hour of the day, ensuring quality content and dependable transactions. ?Your kid can surf our site and you can be comfortable with it.?

UsedEverywhere.com is now owned by Black Press. It has as many unique visitors in Canada as Craig?s List and is the number one free classified site in Ottawa, Victoria and PEI. The site includes an informative blog and Facebook page.

As much as the site is about buying and selling, it?s also about connecting people, building community, on and off-line, with a flesh-and-blood UsedEverywhere community coordinator working locally.

Following the flooding in Alberta, the site encouraged Albertans to donate items for flood victims on its four sites in the province: UsedCalgary.com, UsedRedDeer.com, UsedCentralAlberta.com and UsedEdmonton.com.

In Vancouver, you might find the community coordinator at the farmer?s markets or most recently at the Vancouver Children?s Festival where UsedEverywhere was a major sponsor. They are also involved with projects such as a car and booster seat recycling program that took place last month (they recycled 83 expired seats) as well as a new initiative in the next month to work with local business, allowing them to advertise on the site and connect with buyers.

Their community coordinators even look for personal opportunities to help locally through the Angels program. Last year, for instance, they helped a Vancouver woman undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer by finding breast milk for her baby.

Sheardown says community involvement is a big component of the company?s DNA.

?It?s a social responsibility,? she says. ?Our site is about reusing, reducing and recycling and so being a part of the community and helping in other ways is connected that.?

Even though the site has been embraced mostly by professional mothers like Sheardown, she says it appeals to other demographics as well.

?My husband is on his site, on his phone, hitting refresh every 10 minutes,? she says laughing. ?We think he has a bit of a problem.?

So what?s the coolest thing she got on UsedEverywhere?

It?s a large stereo cabinet that was brought over from Europe after the Second World War.

?They had the clothes on their backs, 20 bucks and this giant, enormous stereo cabinet. And we got it for free!?

It?s the bonus of hearing a story or meeting new people that Sheardown appreciates about using the site.

?There?s always history with the item or you meet an interesting person,? she says. ?Hearing those stories is great.?

Source: http://www.surreyleader.com/business/214302381.html

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Taiwan reports 39 cases of animal infection with rabies

Global Times - Sunday 4th August, 2013

A total of 38 ferret-badgers and one suncus murinus in Taiwan were found with rabies, the island's rabies outbreak control center announced on Sunday.Rabies had been reported in seven counties and cities on the island, including Nantou, Yunlin, Taitung, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Chiayi, the center said.According to the center, 300 animal epidemic prevention staff members have been ...

Taipei computer show draws over half million visitors in 4 days

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) The 2013 Taipei Computer Applications Show has attracted over half a million visitors since it opened four days ago with laptops and digital cameras topping the list of hot selling items, organizers said Sunday. The five-day event goes on until Monday evening. The show, which features products from 200 computer, communication and consumer electronics companies, drew around ...

Legislator optimistic about military law revisions

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) A bill to enact Military Justice Act revisions is likely to be passed during a special legislative session this week, in the wake of a public protest calling for reforms in the country's court-martial system, an influential legislator said Sunday. Lin Hung-chih, chief caucus whip of the ruling Kuomintang (KMT), said he hopes the opposition Democratic Progressive Party ...

Talk of the Day -- Government responds to peoples call

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

The stories and images from Saturday's massive protest in Taipei City dominated all the local newspapers on Sunday, the day Army Corporal Hung Chung-chiu was laid to rest after a month of intense media coverage of his death. As is usually the case with such events, organizers and the authorities gave different estimates of the number of people who took part in Saturday evening's rally ...

China Times Credibility of court martial system destroyed

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

The death of Army Corporal Hung Chung-chiu has given rise to great public concern about human rights in the military. In an expression of such worry, over 100,000 demonstrators took to the streets Saturday, on the eve of Hung's funeral, to bid him farewell. A few days ago, Defense Minister Andrew Yang and his predecessor Kao Hua-chu, who resigned over the soldier's death, paid a call ...

Defense ministry denies tapping Hung family phones

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) The defense ministry did not tap the phones of the bereaved relatives of Army conscript Hung Chung-chiu, the ministry said Sunday, as ...

Taipei stages over 100 events to celebrate design

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) Over 100 events are being held around Taipei until Sept. 30 to promote design, as part of the city's efforts to become the World Design Capital in 2016, the organizers said Sunday. The 2013 Meet Taipei Design series, which kicked off Aug. 1, includes workshops, lectures, exhibitions, performing arts shows, and other creative events at over 100 venues such as studios, ...

Baby-shower thrown for 1st panda born in Taiwan

Channel News Asia - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei zoo held a "baby-shower" party on Sunday to celebrate the one month birthday of the first panda born in Taiwan as the cub continues to be a star attraction even though she has yet to appear in ...

Special commission to look into military miscarriages of justice

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) A special commission will soon be set up to deal with miscarriages of justice involving military servicemen and will both act to look into suspicious cases and accept appeals from those seeking a review of past cases, an official said Sunday. The commission will include officials from the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Justice, law experts and representatives ...

Taiwans fourth nuclear power plant structurally sound Taipower

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) The state-run Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) said Sunday it is confident about the structural safety of Taiwan's controversial fourth nuclear power plant in New Taipei City, in response to a government consultant's concern over the construction quality. The U.S. contractor General Electric Co. (GE) that is working on the project has many years experience in the field, ...

Protestors try to block Ma from attending Hungs funeral

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) Angry protesters and family members at the funeral of Army corporal Hung Chung-chiu blocked President Ma Ying-jeou's approach for about 20 minutes Sunday as he tried to enter the funeral venue in Taichung. "We want truth! Give us justice!" the protesters shouted when Ma stepped out his vehicle in front of the Hung family house, escorted by security officers ...

Naurus isabled group impressed by Taiwans treatment for disabled

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) A group of disabled children and young adults from Nauru -- who just concluded a visit to Taiwan -- said they were impressed by the special treatment and care given to the disabled in Taiwan. At the invitation of Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the group of 10 visually impaired, hearing impaired and physically disabled people and their companion visited several ...

Go Grandriders honored at New York festival

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

New York, Aug. 3 (CNA)"Go Grandriders," a Taiwanese film, was voted best documentary at the 36th Asian American International Film Festival in New York on Saturday. The film festival presented the award based upon the audience votes for "Go Grandriders," which was directed by Hua Tien-hua. Thirteen entries were competing in the category. The winning film features a group of ...

Artist hopes calligraphy can help build Turkey-Taiwan ties

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) A visiting Turkish artist said he hopes to use calligraphy, one of the most prestigious art forms in Islamic and Chinese cultures, to promote closer ties between the people of Turkey and Taiwan. Aydin Cayir, a calligrapher with Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, told CNA recently that Turkey and Taiwan are both countries that appreciate beautiful handwriting and ...

Taiwan president mobbed by mourners at conscripts funeral

Channel News Asia - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou was mobbed byhundreds of angry mourners as he attended the funeral service for ayoung conscript who died after allegedly being abused by his ...

Over 200000 bid farewell to dead Taiwan Army conscript

Asia News Network - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Over 200,000 people last night packed Ketagalan Blvd. in front of the Presidential Office to "bid farewell" to Army Corporal Hung Chung-chiu and demand truth and justice regarding Hung's untimely death, according to Citizen 1985, organiser of the event. The rally, the second of its kind, was held on the eve of the funeral service slated for this morning for the 24-year-old ...

China and Taiwan sign landmark deal

General Sources - Sunday 4th August, 2013

China and Taiwan moved closer to overcoming six decades of hostilities today, as they signed deals drastically expanding direct flights and allowing shipping links across the Formosa strait.The agreement follows a dramatic thaw in relations over the last six months, since the election of Taiwan's new president, Ma Ying-jeou. The island broke away from the mainland at the end of the civil ...

22 Matsu statues from Taiwan arrive in Hainan for blessing ceremony

whatsonsanya - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Twenty-two statues of the Chinese sea goddess Matsu arrived in Hainan Province from Taiwan on Monday for a cross-Strait mass blessing ceremony. Escorted by followers, the ornate statues arrived in Haikou, capital of Hainan, on Monday evening after being transported on a flight from Taiwan. More than 10,000 worshippers, sailors and fishermen, including those from Taiwan, will attend the ...

Huge crowd protests Taiwanese soldier?s death over unauthorized cellphone

Vancouver Sun - Sunday 4th August, 2013

A family member holds a photo of Taiwanese soldier Hung Chung-chiu who died in early July after being forced to perform a vigorous regime of callisthenics in sweltering heat, at a protest in front of President Office in Taipei, Taiwan, Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013. The death of the 24-year-old soldier has set off a wave of anger in the country, undermining Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou?s ...

Taiwans space programme offers tsunami satellite images to aid relief

Space Daily - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Taiwan's national space programme offered Wednesday its satellite images of the damage caused by powerful tsunamis that ravaged Asia at the weekend to affected countries and aid groups for free.The National Space Programme Office (NSPO) normally charges 3,000 euros (4,080 dollars) for each photograph covering an area of 600 square kilometres (240 square miles), the office said.The images ...

President vows to seek truth at funeral of serviceman

Taiwan News Online - Sunday 4th August, 2013

Ma Ying-jeou vowed to get the truth in the death of Army Corporal Hung Chung-chiu at his funeral in Taichung City Sunday. Ma told parents of Hung who died on July 4 from strenuous exercise while being confined in an Army holding cell that 18 officers have been indicted in the case which will be heard in public by a court-martial and the truth will out during the trial. The president said the ...

Thousands protest soldier?s death in Taiwan

Inquirer - Saturday 3rd August, 2013

A Taiwanese people holds a placard during a protest rally for the death of Taiwan?s soldier Hung Chung-chiu, in front of the President Office in Taipei, Taiwan, Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013. The 24-year-old soldier died in early July after being forced to perform a vigorous regime of calisthenics in sweltering heat at a military camp. The incident has set off a wave of anger on the democratic ...

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