This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application and a resident of Forest passed away Thursday  Funeral services will be conducted at 1pm Wednesday from the chapel of OTT & LEE Funeral Home in Forest Visitation will begin at 12pm till the service time Interment will follow in the Antioch-Steele Cemetery in Laurel to his parents Jenny Landrum Trest and Walter Trest Jerry was also a business owner with the General Service Company and continued work in the HVAC business until his retirement.   Jerry was preceded in death by his parents He was also preceded in death by two children: Karen Denise Trest Jerry also leaves a legacy of grandchildren: Angie Crocker (James) and Tonya Carter; several great-grandchildren as well as several nieces and nephews Jerry will be greatly missed by his loving family and friends.   OTT & LEE Funeral Home of Forest is honored to serve the Trest family This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Send help right to the people and causes you care about Your donation is protected by the GoFundMe Giving Guarantee an ecommerce store for medical and incontinence communities is providing multiple discounts for their customers 2025 -- TREST is pleased to announce that they provide multiple discounts for their customers on the website customers can receive recurring orders at a 5% discount on TREST Elite Briefs adult diapers.  Customers can also receive an additional 15% off their order if they qualify for the case discount by ordering 4 or more bags of 10.  The adult diaper company also offers a 10% military discount which can be combined with the previously mentioned discounts TREST accepts FSA and HSA as forms of payment The business is keen to deliver discounts like this to ensure that they can continuously provide fantastic levels of value to their customers regardless of what products they are interested in.  As well as offering fantastic discounts on their products the business takes pride in delivering an exceptional quality of service and ensuring that every product they offer is the right standards before they are sold on the website.  TREST has another of reputable partners and affiliates including Changing Times Las Vegas the business also aims to deliver innovative and remarkable products.  TREST specializes in products for the medical and incontinence communities The business has a strong affinity for products that will help clients feel good about themselves while still focusing on providing a quality and premium experience TREST strives to offer elite designs and high-quality products with superior customer service while building and maintaining meaningful relationships in the incontinence and medical communities The team understands how important great customer service is and makes it their mission to go above and beyond for all of their customers Their highly trained employees are always ready to listen with a keen ear and communicate efficiently throughout the process That’s why providing outstanding customer service will always remain at the forefront of what makes them proudest as an organization More information about TREST can be found on the business website a representative can be contacted directly using the information provided below.  or inconsistencies within this press release's content we urge you to reach out without delay by contacting error@releasecontact.com (it is 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the Bahrain Grand Prix following rule breaches in Saturday’s Qualifying session Russell and Antonelli had qualified second and fourth respectively in an encouraging session for the Silver Arrows at the Bahrain International Circuit READ MORE: Piastri beats Russell and Leclerc to pole position during Bahrain Grand Prix Qualifying The stewards penalised the pair after they were sent into the fast lane of the pit lane before a session restart time – after Haas driver Esteban Ocon’s crash early in Q2 – was confirmed After hearing from Mercedes team representative Andrew Shovlin (Trackside Engineering Director) the Race Director and FIA Single Seater Sporting Director Russell was the nearest rival to pole-sitting McLaren driver Oscar Piastri in Qualifying in evidence stated that he gave the instruction for the cars to be released having misinterpreted the message posted on page three of the timing screen to be a message advising the actual re-start time,” read the panel’s decision document “He argued that there was no sporting advantage gained in this case as there was sufficient time remaining (11 minutes) for other teams to perform their run plans READ MORE: Piastri thrilled to ‘deliver when it mattered’ after securing pole position for 50th race start in Bahrain “It was also noted that the team’s Sporting Director was not present at the event and that normally he would be involved in the release process “The FIA Single Seater Sporting Director stated that such a move could be a sporting advantage in that it could enable a team to perform its run plan whereas other teams may not be able to “The stewards agree with this view particularly where there are only a few minutes remaining in the session Qualifying Highlights: 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix “The FIA Sporting Director argued that there needed to be a sporting penalty rather than a team fine otherwise in future teams would release their cars as soon as the estimated re-start time was published “Mr Shovlin argued that it was possible to give a non sporting penalty if the stewards declared that it was not to be taken as a precedent but also stated that if a sporting penalty was to be given READ MORE: ‘We need to investigate’ – Verstappen reveals struggles with ‘inconsistent’ Red Bull after P7 in Bahrain Qualifying “The stewards agreed with the view that this breach required a sporting penalty however accept that the breach was unintentional and a genuine mistake by the team for which Mr Shovlin apologised “We decide to impose a one position grid penalty A similar breach in different circumstances could entail a more severe sporting penalty in future.” The penalties mean Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc will climb from third to second on the grid while Alpine’s Pierre Gasly will move from fifth to fourth Don't miss your chance to experience the picturesque Imola circuit.. MIAMI LOWDOWN: All the key moments as McLaren and Antonelli shine, Ferrari face tensions and LEGO takes over MONDAY MORNING DEBRIEF: How Leclerc and Hamilton’s opposing Miami strategies culminated in fractious Ferrari radio exchanges HIGHLIGHTS: Piastri leads McLaren 1-2 after thrilling race in Miami Driveable LEGO big builds welcomed to Miami drivers’ parade Cadillac unveil their team logo and brand during dazzling Miami launch event ahead of 2026 entry AS IT HAPPENED: Follow all the action from the Miami GP as Piastri wins in dominant McLaren 1-2 Verstappen labels Miami Grand Prix ‘a struggle’ after slipping back to P4 as he reflects on gap to McLaren Norris concedes he 'paid the price' as he reflects on Lap 1 battle with Verstappen in Miami © 2003-2025 Formula One World Championship Limited Four area high school students will be competing in the Distinguished Young Women's pageant Thursday through Saturday in Meridian The state program is now in its 68th year celebrating and spotlighting outstanding achievements of the state’s best and brightest high school women The three nights of competition at The Evangel Temple concludes on Saturday Reserved tickets are available for $65 for a three-night package. General admission tickets are available for $50 for a three-night package or may be purchased for individual evenings: $20, Thursday; $20, Friday; and $25, Saturday. Tickets can be purchased online at www.purplepass.com/dywofms25 or calling 601-480-3438 MasterCard and American Express are welcomed “We are extremely excited about this year’s program,” said Sid Wilkinson state chairman of the Distinguished Young Women of Mississippi Program “Distinguished Young Women celebrates the outstanding accomplishments of high school women and offers them cash scholarship opportunities to further their education and to develop their self-confidence.” Participants are evaluated on scholastic achievement the daughter of Michael and Dawn Trest of Ellisville She attends West Jones High School High School student council and Future Leaders of Jones County She plans to attend University of Southern Mississippi to pursue a career as a physical therapist Trest will sing “Don't Rain on My Parade” for her talent the daughter of Jason and Paula Roberts of Louin She has been an A/B honor student for four years bass drum captain and history club vice president She plans to attend East Central Community College and the University of Mississippi to pursue a career as an art history professor Roberts will sing “All I Ask” for her talent Representing Smith County is Mallory Plunck the daughter of Joel and Sara Plunk of Mount Olive best overall sportsmanship award in volleyball and first- and second-place finished at the State Beta Convention paper quilling division She plans to attend the University of Mississippi to pursue a career as a lawyer Plunck will sing “Stupid Cupid” for her talent Representing Wayne County is Mary Kate Stokley the daughter of Todd Stokley and Kim Turner of Waynesboro McDonald's Golden Apple Award and finalist in National Book Challenge She plans to attend Auburn University to pursue a career in pre-med with a focus on pediatric medicine Stokley will sing “Another Day of Sun” for her talent The winner will compete in the Distinguished Young Women of 2025 finals in Mobile she will compete for the opportunity to win a share of more than $100,000 in cash scholarship awards including the $40,000 national title scholarship One of Uzbekistan’s leading construction companies with the state’s 51.1% stake sold for 111 billion UZS This acquisition makes Komilov the primary owner of a company that has attracted media attention for securing trillion-UZS projects without tenders Doniyor Komilov is the son of Abdulaziz Komilov one of Uzbekistan’s most influential politicians Abdulaziz Komilov served as Foreign Minister for many years and currently holds the position of Deputy Secretary of the Security Council for Foreign Policy and Security Issues Doniyor Komilov was largely unknown to the general Uzbek public his company Metropol Group LLC purchased the former National Security Service headquarters in central Tashkent for 210 billion UZS the largest alcohol production plant in Uzbekistan acquired the Chinoz Oil Refinery and UNG Petro fuel station network The fuel stations were later rebranded as Carvon making it the largest gas station network in Uzbekistan details about how these assets transitioned from state ownership remain unknown as no official information has been disclosed regarding the transactions According to the company and organization registry Doniyor Abdulazizovich Komilov directly owns stakes in at least 10 companies in Uzbekistan open sources provide numerous reports about his major assets in Russia he was the head of Gazprombank’s Managing Company – Strategic Assets JSC he was a board member of "Uralmashzavod." reports surfaced suggesting that Komilov had become a beneficiary owner of Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company one of Russia’s largest copper producers The privatized "Trest-12" is not a newly established company 12 was formed under the order of "Boshtoshkentqurilish" to carry out public construction projects "Trest-12" has been involved in major projects including the reconstruction of the Cabinet of Ministers building the Management Development Institute of Singapore One of its latest large-scale projects is the construction of the Islamic Civilization Center media reports began surfacing about "Trest-12" receiving large state contracts without tenders the Anti-Corruption Agency investigated the company and found that it had been awarded projects worth almost 5 trillion UZS without a tender most of these non-competitive contracts involved conflicts of interest had both his son and wife listed among the company's shareholders "The direct allocation of certain projects to Trust-12 has its justifications and complies with strict regulations that not all companies can adhere to the decision to award projects directly is not mine to make—it is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers As for the widely discussed 450 billion UZS I have no knowledge of it; I focus on my own responsibilities There is no direct connection between me and Trust-12." Adam Trest collaborated with Erin Napier to create her children’s book The Lantern House which will be released in May 2022 the 53-year-old son of former Uzbek Foreign Minister Abdulaziz Kamilov who currently serves as the President's Special Representative for Foreign Policy has acquired a 51.12 percent state stake in the construction company "Trest-12" The State Assets Management Agency of Uzbekistan reported the transaction the privatization consultant conducted extensive marketing efforts and sent investment teasers to potential investors expressions of interest were received from four foreign and local investors the consultant invited three applicants who met the pre-established criteria to participate in the next stage of the privatization process — submitting binding offers (BO) Applicants who signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) were granted access to comprehensive due diligence reports prepared by the consultant They also had the opportunity to meet with the company's management the consultant received binding offers from two applicants The winning bid came from LLC "Delta Global Dynamics" which offered the highest purchase price of 111 billion sums Daniyor Kamilov is the 100 percent owner of LLC Delta Global Dynamics having graduated from the Moscow Institute of International Relations and Moscow State University Some sources claim he built his financial influence in Russia with the support of oligarch Alisher Usmanov Kamilov previously served as first vice president of "Gazprombank" and was a member of the board of directors of the bank's "OMZ" machine-building holding and its subsidiaries he had become the beneficial owner of the Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company (UKMK) Russia’s largest copper producer and the ninth-largest in the world reported a combined revenue of nearly 890 billion rubles (7.1 billion US dollars) and a total net profit exceeding 190 billion rubles (15 million US dollars) Kamilov has several businesses registered in Moscow Russian sources frequently refer to Kamilov as an oligarch though neither Russian nor Uzbek reports specify his net worth his companies have been expanding into Uzbekistan in recent years specializes in the wholesale and retail trade of alcoholic beverages purchased the former State Security Service headquarters on Sayilgoh Street in Tashkent in June 2021 for 210 billion sums the building was listed as a cultural heritage site in Uzbekistan’s National Register of Real Estate Objects of Material Cultural Heritage a Cabinet of Ministers resolution removed the building from the cultural heritage list It was subsequently demolished to make way for the Radisson Collection Hotel which is currently under construction.  Xitoyda inson miyasi hujayralari bilan boshqariladigan robot yaratildi BMT bosh kotibi Hindiston va Pokistonni vazminlikka chaqirdi Kuchli chang bo'roni Iroqning shimolidagi hududlarni to'q sariq tuman bilan qopladi “Qamchiq” dovoni qisqa muddatga yopildi Moratorium on the creation of state-owned enterprises to be introduced Abdulaziz Komilov recognized for distinguished services with Italy's top award Strengthening Uzbekistan-EU relations: Komilov highlights priorities © Copyright 2025 Qalampir - Truth is bitter is also the illustrator for I Live in Laurel (2013); for his work on The Lantern House he was recognized as a 2020 New York Times Best Selling Illustrator Categories: Arts and Sciences Contact Us Hattiesburg Campus Map Gulf Park Campus Map Our professors care about their subjects and they know their subjects They will convince you to change your major © 2025 The University of Southern Mississippi Let's take a look inside this $500,000 Mississippi home The home contains a total of three bedrooms and four bathrooms. Zillow presents the master bedroom with an ample amount of space for both bedroom furniture as well as a small sitting area The other two rooms are somewhat smaller but are the perfect size for children within the home are rather smaller but still provides enough space for comfortable bathroom functions The kitchen expands again with plenty of cooking space accompanied by a small breakfast area and a more formal dining spot Zillow states that there are also multiple seating areas throughout the home perfect for entertaining guests or simply spending time with family These seating areas are located both inside and outside of the home There is also plenty of space to add a studio or work office to the home as well just as Adam Trest has before decided to sell the house visitors are almost immediately met with the beautiful cottage theme that engulfs the home Visitors are led from the entrance through a small sitting area and windows that naturally light the area from above where the cooking space is designed with rustic brown wooden cabinets and reddish-brown floor tiles Zillow shows that the tiles continue into all of the bedrooms where they are contrasted with light-colored walls The corresponding bathrooms take on a variety of different looks The master bathroom introduces a more modern look to the home with white floor tiles These light elements are deeply contrasted by a dark wooden ceiling The master bedroom does not continue the modern look it includes more of the cottage theme than all the other bedrooms with the brownish-red tile floors the living room seems to take on a rather average style with plain white walls and matching tan carpet © AZBilliards.com EPPA inc. 1998-2025 All Rights Reserved. Site design by GRIN tech Subscribe Now Mississippi artist Adam Trest illustrates the South’s quintessential cities By Caroline Sanders Clements A strong sense of place is a feeling that unites all Southerners and the charms of the region’s great cities Trest is launching a new series of watercolor maps of what he deems some of the most essential Southern places He comes by his love for cartography naturally After three and a half years at Mississippi State Trest changed his major from architecture to art in order to follow the footsteps of Walter Anderson and the other great Mississippi artists who inspired him as a child where he happened upon an early concept map of Fantasyland “I loved it and couldn’t get it out of my mind,” Trest says After years of painting watercolor portraits and teaching art to local schoolchildren a friend asked him to illustrate a children’s book about the history of Laurel “I wanted the cover pages to be a map of Laurel,” he says he then painted the Square in downtown Oxford “But the Mississippi State people got upset I was painting the enemy,” he laughs and then the entrance to the Lucas Administration Building at USM for good measure.” Having tackled three of Mississippi’s public universities Once he began printing his maps on pillows backed with coordinating patterns leading him to open a home goods store in downtown Laurel in 2015 Although filled with many other collections the maps have remained one of his favorite ventures Trest launched his new Southern Cities Collection opening the door for many more maps to come “I’m trying to paint the quintessential Southern towns,” Trest says ‘That’s where I got married’ or ‘That’s where I’ve gone on vacation since I was four.’” He began his new collection with New Orleans a city he and his family have visited regularly since he was a child “I needed an opportunity to do Jackson Square—the cathedral is like a castle and I could just see those carriages lined up in my mind,” Trest says Trest visits the area and takes as many pictures as possible I use Google maps to fill in the gaps and double check myself.” After drafting each map out in pencil and then erasing it so the lines are barely visible This technique allows room for his creativity to emerge What may be a couple of ink lines on a more realistic map become flourishes of character on one of Trest’s pieces His small towns have flagpoles and basketball goals and a larger-than-life sailboat sits anchored in the harbor of Bay St “I want the feel of the place to come out,” he says where Trest lived for a year after college on a bright red 1973 Pearson ten meter The to-do list keeps growing with destinations like Chapel Hill and Mount Vernon only a few of the places Trest hopes to paint in the near future they won’t think of me as the artist,” he says “The maps will begin to tell your story about that place It’ll provide a vessel for your memories.” Caroline Sanders Clements is the associate editor at Garden & Gun and oversees the magazine’s annual Made in the South Awards Since joining G&G’s editorial team in 2017 native has written and edited stories about artists A look back at Lexington’s Calumet Farm and its storied cast of Thoroughbreds Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain wonderland still sparkles and we’re looking back at our own winner’s circle The future of conservation in the South just got a little bit brighter—and not just for salamanders but they’re the craftsmanship of local crustaceans called lawn lobsters The drawls are receiving a lot of flak across the internet but a North Carolina linguist argues they’re actually pretty accurate Emissary of Trest is a powerful Vintage Cube card but is it worth an early three-color commitment This draft started with unremarkable packs headlined by the counterspells that I drafted and I’m not expecting anything I’ll be thrilled about on the wheel — the standard Vintage Cube experience Take a look at the decision I was faced with for Pack 1 Pick 3; take your time to vote for what you’d pick; and then check out my thoughts on the various options and find out what I picked I’ve first-picked Tezzeret in drafts that I’ve trophied though like Leovold there is some downside to this pick Tezzeret just isn’t much of a card if you don’t end up with a good spread of powerful and cheap artifacts That’s likely the sort of thing this deck will be looking for anyway A year or so ago I was very fond of a Vintage Cube archetype that I referred to as “Jeskai Playables.” You can probably surmise what such a deck looked like Lately sticking to Azorius has proven to be just as powerful as branching into Jeskai due to powerful additions with the planeswalker type Teferi Arkansas has a notable place in Division I baseball history Fourteen straight NCAA Tournament appearances prior to 2016. Eight first-round MLB draft picks and 212 picks in total White Oak's Elijah Trest is expected be a part of future Razorbacks teams The junior outfielder verbally committed to the storied program Monday and became the second local 2018 prospect to pledge to a Southeastern Conference school Carthage outfielder Hunter Townsend committed to Mississippi last October Trest has started on White Oak's baseball team since his freshman year the right fielder elevated his batting average 49 points to .288 and upped his on-base percentage to .442 through 38 career high school games The junior also notched his first two career wins on the mound last season and now owns a 2-0 record through 30 career innings of work White Oak reached the Class 3A Region III semifinals this past season and made an area round appearance Trest's freshman year Trest is expected to be a good football player as well He made eight varsity tackles last season as a defender and caught seven passes for 39 yards White Oak football lost 10 seniors to graduation following its trip to the Class 3A Division I regional semifinals so Trest should have a bigger role the next two seasons Arkansas' 14-year run to NCAA Tournaments ended this year after a 26-29 baseball season It missed the 12-team SEC Tournament field as a result of its conference-worst 7-23 league record The 2016 season was easily the worst of head coach Dave Van Horn's 13 years in Fayetteville All of Van Horn's other Razorback squads at least qualified for the postseason toward his 550-324 overall record at the school Van Horn owns a 870-483 all-time coaching record with other stops at Texarkana College Nebraska went to two College World Series with Van Horn while Arkansas has enjoyed five trips to Omaha with the coach Arkansas still has a ways to go with Trest to make it official like all baseball prospects entering their junior year of high school will not become eligible to sign with the program until November of 2017 and will automatically become eligible for the 2018 MLB draft after graduating high school Eight College World Series appearances. Fourteen straight NCAA Tournament appearances prior to 2016. Eight first-round MLB draft picks and 212 picks in total.\nRead More Honored to announce my commitment to further my education and play baseball at the University of Arkansas.⚾️ pic.twitter.com/OigXxZbxB9 The initial cost of the asset is 42.5 billion soums UzSAMA will re-offer for sale the state share in the construction and installation state enterprise “93-maxsus trest”, the UzSAMA press service reports 85.71% of shares in the authorized capital of “93-maxsus trest” will be offered for sale Privatization will be carried out on a special trading platform of the SPP Nego stock exchange which will also act as the organizer of trading The initial cost of the asset will be 42.49 billion soums – a total of 5.39 million shares at 7,872 soums each The size of the issuer’s authorized capital must be more than 3.1 billion soums The winner of the exchange transaction will be the applicant with the highest offer you can contact the capital’s UzSAMA department at the numbers: 71-207-05-19 and 97-381-75-75 the investment company UzSAMA announced the start of accepting applications for the privatization of “93-maxsus trest” The state intended to sell its 85.71% stake in the company A consortium of companies led by Merritz acted as a consultant on the transaction JSC “Maxsus trest 93” has many years of experience in the installation and commissioning of technological equipment installation of industrial structures and systems Its structure includes 16 divisions in 9 regions of Uzbekistan Three Arkansas pitchers combined for a seven-inning shutout and the fifth-ranked Razorbacks defeated Arkansas-Pine Bluff 15-0 on Tuesday in the first game of a baseball doubleheader at Baum-Walker Stadium Andrew Joseph is a reporter for the Hawgs Sports Network He has a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Arkansas This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Northwest Arkansas Newspapers LLC Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing A 74-year-old man faces multiple charges alleging he sexually abused two girls who were 8 and 9 years old at the time Waveland Police Chief Mike Prendergast said But he’s also faced accusations in Ohio and police warn there could be victims in the 11 other states he’s lived in The Waveland Police Department has arrested Harry Trest on 12 related felony charges He is accused of sexually assaulting the girls and showing them sexually explicit pictures of themselves The alleged abuse of the two girls began three years ago when they were in Waveland for family visits Police also have received calls alleging Trest sexually abused four children in Ohio The girls in those allegations were 5 to 13 years old at the time “The authorities in Ohio chose not to file charges but maybe they will now that other allegations have been brought to light,” Nelson said Trest is from Laurel but has lived in Alabama Police arrested Trest on Tuesday on four counts each of sexual battery unlawful touching of a child for lustful purposes and dissemination of sexually oriented material to a child Trest was being held at the Hancock County jail Tuesday with no bond pending an initial court appearance Prendergast said police want to hear from anyone with information that can help the ongoing investigation call the police department at 228-467-3669 and ask to speak with Investigator Nelson Elijah Trest was a quarterback's worst nightmare on Friday In White Oak's season opener Trest was all over the backfield That made up more than half of his six total tackles in the 54-51 win against New Diana Trest also came up with a fumble recovery and a pass breakup Trest has committed to play baseball for the University of Arkansas when he graduates in 2018 White Oak is set to take on Bishop Gorman at 7:30 p.m Elijah Trest takes home this week's ETSN.fm Defensive Player of the Week honor.\nRead More Lily Trest cuts the ribbon at the Caron Gallery South A new art gallery recently opened at 317 North Magnolia St. The Caron Gallery South had a grand-opening recently and unveiled a 2,500-square-foot gallery that will feature works from more than 50 Mississippi artists the art gallery was located on Short 7th Avenue making the move to the larger exhibition hall necessary imagination and visualization immediately grabs the attention of visitors who are able to also purchase the works they are especially fond of “Only Mississippi artists are featured in the Caron Gallery South,” owner Lily Trest said “Mississippi gets a bad reputation at times but we also have many artists that the world needs to know about.” Local artists Adam Trest and Cherilon Stevens were among those in attendance and their works are a part of the collection an art form in which images are engraved into gems or other precious materials “It is a wonderful opportunity to have a gallery here in downtown Laurel to display our art,” Stevens said who lamented the fact that all of those ads in comic books that promised to teach kids how to be an artist didn’t work still is very appreciative of the art community and its presence downtown “Thank you (Caron Gallery South) for investing in downtown Laurel,” Magee said “Downtown continues to grow and continues to thrive and this just shows that we are more than southern hillbillies.” the Caron Gallery South will also offer custom framing Canon-McMillan’s Cheyenne Trest Trest leads the Big Macs on a fast break Wednesday against Fox Chapel Canon-McMillan’s Cheyenne Trest scored 27 points including the game-winning basket with under seven seconds to play Wednesday to lead the Big Macs to a victory over Fox Chapel Canon-McMillan’s Kierra King drives to the basket Wednesday against Fox Chapel Canon-McMillan’s Kierra King drives Wednesday through the Fox Chapel defense Canon-McMillan’s Becca Turney lofts a left-handed hook shot towards the basket while being defended Wednesday by Fox Chapel’s Sarah Supsura (3) and Taylor Cohen (23) PITTSBURGH – Cheyenne Trest may only stand at 5-7 but the Canon-McMillan junior guard isn’t afraid to drive through multiple defenders for a layup When she drove past Fox Chapel’s Gabby Bradway for a layup midway through the first quarter Trest found her game plan against a stingy defense focused on stopping Big Macs center Becca Turney It was her driving through multiple defenders with a reckless abandon that helped Canon-McMillan’s girls basketball team make history Wednesday night Trest made a game-winning layup with 6.8 seconds remaining and Fox Chapel’s final shot at the buzzer fell short as the sixth-seeded Big Macs defeated the Foxes 51-49 at Baldwin High School in a WPIAL Class AAAA first-round playoff game It was the first playoff win in program history for Canon-McMillan (15-7) which advanced to the quarterfinals to face third-seeded Penn Hills Friday at a site and time to be determined The Big Macs also clinched at least a spot in the PIAA play-in bracket “We’re making history,” Canon-McMillan head coach Lou Waller said With the Foxes (13-9) collapsing the lane to stop Turney including 14 in the second half with most coming while driving against multiple defenders the last was the sweetest after she committed a costly turnover moments earlier Her errant pass from the left wing with 50 seconds remaining was caught by Taylor Cohen who converted with a fast-break layup to tie the score Canon-McMillan junior guard Kierra King drove to the lane and passed to Turney on the baseline twisting awkwardly to send a shot in for the lead took the ensuing inbound passed and quickly fired it down court to Cohen whose short baseline jumper hit the rim at the buzzer to end the game “After I threw the ball away and it was a tie game again “I wanted the ball in my hands to try to finish the game off and my teammates did a great job getting it to me.” Canon-McMillan made a concerted effort to get the ball down low to Turney but the Foxes smothered here every time she caught a pass in the lane With King and sophomore Taylor Waller in foul trouble early the Big Macs had trouble defending and Fox Chapel’s offense began to excel in the third quarter Sarah Supsura’s three-pointer gave the Foxes a 38-33 lead and their leading scorer made one of two free throws to give FC a three-point lead entering the fourth quarter The Big Mac grabbed the lead again when Lindsay Beach which spread Canon-McMillan’s defense out to draw Turney away from the post the Big Macs went on a 7-0 run and she scored their final six points to help C-M grab the win Though Fox Chapel limited Turney to nine points and eight rebounds Fox Chapel couldn’t find an answer for Trest “Trest is an outstanding player,” Fox Chapel head coach Jenn O’Shea said Get Cappers Farmer Delivered Directly To Your Inbox She scored 13 points in the first half to help Canon-McMillan grab a three-point lead at halftime and Canon-McMillan’s stingydefense which switched from man to its 1-3-1 throughout the night We made a big stop at the end,” Waller said “They had a shot and we defended it and made it difficult If you have an account and are registered for online access sign in with your email address and password below Never been a subscriber and want to subscribe Copyright © Observer-Reporter | Contact | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Sulaiman Abu Ghaith gets a life sentence for conspiring to kill Americans Prosecutors say he aided al Qaeda as spokesman helping "restore al Qaeda's trove of new terrorists," 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Made with love by funeralOne Beaches close to airport runways are a dream-come-true for plane enthusiasts and elite Instagrammers alike Mai Khao Beach, near Phuket International Airport, will impose a 9km "safety zone," the Bangkok Post reported "People and tourists will not be allowed to enter this area to take photos," Wichit Kaeothaithiam "The maximum penalty is the death sentence." “People will be able to take photos from the beach further away from the runway This way people can enjoy the beach without compromising safety." We need to savor every moment we have left with the Napiers: every woodworking project every time Mallorie goes shopping with Erin Adam and Lily Trest own a shop in downtown Laurel (Adam Trest Home about a two-minute walk from Laurel Mercantile) and are looking for a new home and everyone is on top of one another in their current living situation They want something eclectic and relaxed and have $200,000 to work with 1,800-square foot home on seven acres of land It's not much to look at from the yard because it's just so white it becomes washed out but Erin will bring in bigger columns on the front porch new shutters and a metal roof that'll make it pop but it's also really dated and just not at all them paint everything and do something with the weird polygon-shaped kitchen island which is much bigger at 2,500 square feet holding four bedrooms and two bathrooms It's really strange from the road — there's a two-floor barn-like structure (Working theory that they don't actually confirm: The middle part was an addition to connect the two ends.) Lily is not a fan But Erin says they'll paint the brick white and put cedar shakes on the middle part (and her watercolor painting drops the garage/carport entirely Like it belongs in a John Hughes movie starring Molly Ringwald dated So the Napiers are talking about taking out walls painting everything white to give it the air of space and using stone countertops and custom cabinets in the kitchen but it's not seven acres and there's no pool Adam and Lily pick the Eason house (working theory no 2: the Stringfellow house only touched the bottom floor They get more bang for their buck with the house they chose).  and Ben and construction manager Jonathan pop off some particle board and carry it out The kitchen island is the same thing — it was just sitting there It's at this point that I start to worry that Big Ben Napier is going to lean against a wall and the whole dang house is going to cave in The adventures of Ben NapierErin's pregnancy has basically been a recurring subplot to this season — it's there, it's sometimes spoken of but it's never a focal point. This episode is an exception as we near the end of the season, which in real life was very close to the time Helen was about to come. we get to see Ben put all his heart and craft into making a crib for his first child but it was unique watching him pour himself into this project and all the safety considerations he had to think about but also the Napier family crib that'll be passed down and down who often in the first season talked about her shyness on camera break down as Ben showed her what he had done .. Adam and Lily happened to mention that on seven acres they'd probably need to get some chickens So Ben forces their hand by building them a chicken coop which is basically him and Josh giggling their way throughout The revealIt's striking just how different this house looks What was once an old country home is now a beautiful farmhouse Adam and Lily seem blown away when they go inside and see what's been done and also the level of detail — they used luxury vinyl flooring to mimic oak flooring because with kids and a pool they're going to need something easy to clean and while it's not a huge kitchen it seems bigger because of the open floor plan Probably the paint color they used in the master bath Like this story?: Subscribe to ClarionLedger.com and get the first month free Recap: What if you just use all the wood? Recap: Miss Pearl gets an adorable new home Recap: What if you just pick up the house and move it? Behind the scenes: Napiers reveal secrets from 'Home Town' Sign In Subscribe Now A White Rock dad who spoke out last month about concerns with the province’s back-to-school plan is now one of two fathers taking the government to court over the matter READ MORE: Not enough science to back return-to-school plan, says White Rock dad Supreme Court claim was filed on behalf of himself and Gary Shuster in Chilliwack that morning – and that the legal action shouldn’t come as a surprise to the leaders of B.C.’s health and education ministries “They must’ve known this was going to happen,” Trest told Peace Arch News “There’s no way you can introduce a plan this ridiculous and this dangerous and not know that someone is going to file a lawsuit against you and try to stop it.” Ministry of Education officials on July 29 announced B.C.’s plan for a return to school in September noting much of the plan will be up to individual school districts schools are to open with cohorts of up to 120 at the secondary level and 60 for elementary students Face masks will be required for students and staff in middle and high school while in high-traffic areas but will be optional for elementary students the model put forward includes cohorts Supt Jordan Tinney has described as “much smaller.” READ MORE: Surrey high school cohorts to be ‘much smaller,’ Tinney says According to Trest and Shuster’s notice of application reopening without stronger risk-mitigation measures – including smaller class sizes mandatory masking and physical distancing within groups – to protect students and teachers against COVID-19 is “unconscionable,” and they want the court to block the step from proceeding until such measures are in place “School boards don’t know how to handle this plan,” Trest said Trest – who started a Facebook page with his 10-year-old son Max last month to rally others with similar concerns – told PAN at that time that the science around COVID-19 does not back the return-to-school plan he said that data released in the past month has only strengthened that position “Since we’ve spoken… there’s much more evidence they’re refusing to acknowledge it,” Trest said “There’s not a single one individual that’s said this plan is a good idea Even (Prime Minister) Justin Trudeau… he’s questioning whether he’s going to send his kids to school.” have filed affidavits in support of the court application Attorney Kailin Che of Early Sullivan Wright Gizer & McRae cited Trest’s “widely shared” concerns for his son and the community in explaining why her firm took on the case “Everyone in BC has an interest in seeing the province safe and healthy,” Che told PAN by email “We cannot reopen the economy and schools with insufficient measures in place The old adage better safe than sorry rings more true during these exceptional times more than ever It costs very little for the government to take the recommended precautions to keep schools safe.” She noted that Early Sullivan Wright Gizer & McRae is also representing a B.C doctor in a case filed a few weeks prior “dealing with similar concerns but on a broader level (not exclusive to schools).” Trudeau announced a $2 billion ‘Safe Return to Class’ fund “to help keep students and teachers safe as schools reopen.” READ MORE: Feds roll out $2 billion to fund return-to-school safety amid pandemic He described it as flexible funding that can be used for anything from hand sanitizer to remote-learning options but exactly how it may be applied in individual districts – or how much “What (the provinces) choose to do is up to them… but we know there is more to do,” Trudeau said Health ministry officials were not immediately able to respond to a request for comment; Education Minister Rob Fleming during a media briefing Wednesday afternoon A further statement from the education ministry notes the province has not yet been served with the lawsuit “so cannot comment on the specific concerns it raises and does not comment on matters that are before the courts.” “We continue to be guided by the health and safety advice of Dr Bonnie Henry and her public health team,” the statement adds tholmes@peacearchnews.comLike us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. 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A self-described “poz vampire” who set out to deliberately infect his sexual partners — including two teen boys — with HIV has had his convictions for attempted murder quashed and a new trial ordered by the Court of Appeal for Ontario Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Steven Boone was convicted in October 2012 of three counts of attempted murder and three courts of aggravated sexual assault of four victims for having unprotected sex with the men A jury also convicted him of two counts of administering a noxious thing — his sperm — and one count of attempting to administer a noxious thing The jury acquitted him of two counts of aggravated sexual assault of another two men By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of The Evening Citizen will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. the appeal court ruled that the 2012 trial judge erred in her instruction to the jury when she failed to spell out that in order to convict Boone of attempting to murder his partners that he had to believe that death was a certainty after they contracted the virus Boone learned he was HIV positive in 2009 when he was 28 years old Boone had been in a serious relationship with the person from whom he contracted the virus Boone did disclose his status to friends but after learning he was HIV positive he continued to have unprotected sex with men he met on dating websites Evidence at trial showed that Boone was immersed in the “bug-chasing culture,” he boasted about infecting other men with HIV and he spoke openly in text about his high viral load and how he resisted taking antiretroviral drugs specifically because the medicine would make it harder to infect his sexual partners Chat and text conversations showed that he lied to his partners about his status so they would have sex with him and that he described misusing and manipulating condoms to trick partners into believing intercourse was protected “I love turning dudes poz,” he wrote online “Feels intense knowing I’m marking them for life with my DNA … I want a neg boy to turn poz so he’s mine.” Boone’s defence maintained that any online discussions were simply fantasy and role-playing argued to the jury that Boone was just being honest about what he wanted and what he intended to do In order for the offence of attempted murder to be made out the jury had to be satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that Boone had unprotected anal sex with the complainants and ejaculated inside the men But the jury also had to be satisfied that he had the intention to kill his partners “The Crown had to prove either that (Boone’s) purpose was to kill his partners or that he believed that eventual death from AIDS was a virtual certainty,” the appeal court wrote While there was strong evidence that he wanted to infect his partners and evidence that Boone knew that HIV could lead to AIDS and thereby if it was left untreated there was also evidence that Boone thought that even if his partners got HIV that they wouldn’t necessarily die from AIDS “It was essential that the jury be told that it could convict the appellant on the attempted murder charges only if satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that the appellant acted with the purpose of killing each of the complainants or that he believed their death at some point in the future from AIDS was a virtually certain consequence of HIV infection.” The trial judge did not give instructions that made that clear to the jury While the attempted murder convictions have been quashed the appeal court has ordered a new trial if prosecutors wish to proceed retrying the charges just more than nine years minus time he already served imposed on Boone was a global sentence that took into account his the multiple convictions The appeal court has invited submissions on sentencing for the aggravated sexual assault charges transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account Od 1. května 2025 se mění pravidla pro placení rozhlasového poplatku. Více informací zde. Ústecký okresní soud v úterý poslal na dva roky do vězení Slováka známého z filmu V síti. Od dívky, o které si myslel, že jí je 12 let, žádal obnažené fotky a schůzku za účelem sexu. Muž už byl dříve odsouzen za kontaktování nezletilých dívek přes sociální sítě, mezi nimiž byla i herečka z dokumentu. Soud v Ústí tak uložil souhrnný dvouletý nepodmíněný trest a vyhostil ho. Obžalovaný vinu doznal. Rozsudek zatím není pravomocný. Soud uznal muže vinného z přečinů šíření pornografie, zneužití dítěte k výrobě pornografie, navazování nedovolených kontaktů s dítětem a ohrožování výchovy dítěte, vše ve stadiu pokusu. Ivan Hazucha, který má slovenské občanství, je aktuálně ve vězení za jiný trestný čin, proto úterní soud uložil trest souhrnný. Muž podle obžaloby od 3. listopadu 2020 do 10. listopadu 2020 prostřednictvím facebooku kontaktoval ženu, která se v konverzaci s ním vydávala za dvanáctiletou dívku. Ve skutečnosti jí tehdy bylo pětadvacet let. Hazucha chtěl, aby mu poslala své obnažené fotografie, přičemž on jí opakovaně zaslal fotografii svého obnaženého ztopořeného penisu. „Expresivně jí popisoval sexuální styk a dotazoval se, zda by ho s ním chtěla zkusit, přičemž plánoval s dívkou setkání, které hodlá uskutečnit, jakmile vydělá peníze na cestu do Ústí nad Labem,“ uvedla v obžalobě státní zástupkyně Zdeňka Pavelková. Během konverzace Hazucha podle soudu zavazoval dívku mlčením, plánoval s ní podrobnosti ohledně setkání, popisoval jí sexuální praktiky, včetně sexu ve třech a dívku ujišťoval, že jí miluje. O tom, že se s dívkou chce vážně setkat a chce s ní mít sex, ji ujišťoval 9. listopadu. Následně žena vše oznámila policii. „Jednání se dopustil v úmyslu uspokojit svůj sexuální pud na osobě, o níž se domníval, že jí je méně než patnáct let, přičemž jím navrhované praktiky nebyly odpovídající jejímu věku,“ uvedla Pavelková. Za skutky muži hrozilo až pět let vězení. Hazucha svou vinu uznal. Soud mu kromě nepodmíněného trestu uložil trest vyhoštění ze země na dobu šesti let a propadnutí mobilního telefonu a tabletu. Hazuchu loni odsoudil nejprve Obvodní soud pro Prahu 7, jehož rozsudek následně potvrdil Městský soud v Praze. Hazucha kontaktoval na sociálních sítích dvanáctileté dívky, mimo jiné i herečku ze snímku V síti. S najatou herečkou, která předstírala, že jí je dvanáct let, se tehdy on i jeho přítelkyně sešli v kavárně. Před soudem už stanulo několik mužů, kteří v dokumentu vystupovali. Dvouletý nepodmíněný trest uložil loni soud Ústečanovi, který kontaktoval přes sociální sítě protagonistky filmu, které se vydávaly za dvanáctileté, a žádal je, aby se svlékly nebo mu zaslaly intimní fotografie. Martin Konopásek se u soudu hájil tím, že si myslel, že je dívkám nejméně 16 let. Film režisérů Víta Klusáka a Barbory Chalupové měl premiéru v únoru 2020. The Financial Express An Indian entrepreneur, Kunal Dixit, has launched the Android application of a new currency ecosystem based on a new decentralised cryptocurrency called ‘Trest’ Trest will be traded over a decentralised peer-to-peer network called Trestor network (T-Net) It already has over 220 retail partners on board along with a presence in 51 countries the price of 1 Trest would be equivalent to 1 US cent so one can buy about 160 Trest with a 100 Rupee note The price would then change depending upon relative demand and supply said adding users won’t need a licence to trade Trest but will have to be part of the T-net Hence to get trests an user has to download the app to manage the currency who at 30 runs a bioinformatics company QualCount in Ottawa at Trestor Foundation has 12 Indians and one Iranian Trestor’s India office will target local businesses in metro Tier-I and Tier-II cities.”Our aim is to bring on board shops that sell daily-use goods and by doing that we will spread the network faster,” Dixit said “We chose India as people here would give us a try.Plus this product is for the post-google era generation (youngsters) we want to give them an experience wherein they don’t have to go to banks,” he added In the absence of any specific laws that ban crypto currencies Dixit said that Trests will be far less volatile than Bitcoins wherein any big buyer or seller come to the fore by participation in market making activity would help prevent a sharp decline or increase in the price of Trest Price stability is very healthy for the ecosystem” Dixit said.While the advantages of Trest may seem manifold the foundation does not guarantee a return of donation then we would essentially become a deposit taking institution we do not have the permission or banking license to accept deposits It is perfectly rational (and legal) for you to find another donor and exchange Trest for money with that donor,” Dixit said peer-to-peer network and T-Net transactions are irreversible It uses an advanced form of the same underlying cryptography as Bitcoin and T-Net nodes can be run by anyone but T-Net transactions are fully confirmed in seconds whereas Bitcoin takes 10 mins.” “T-Net allows usernames for accounts while Bitcoin has long alphanumeric addresses which are impossible to memorise,” he added T-Net solves the double spending problem with voting consensus instead of proof-of-work which is used by Bitcoin Consensus is the process by which the entire network agrees on the same Ledger the donations will meet operating expenses no angel investor or venture capital has invested in the firm predicts that India’s media and entertainment sector will grow to $100 billion in a decade driven by the fusion of storytelling and digital technology He also highlights the sector’s potential to generate jobs and boost entrepreneurship and praises India’s rich storytelling tradition.