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Mum Delivers Baby Into Arms Of Police

2022-12-17T21:12:04Z

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When father Eugene Uiliata was frantically driving his pregnant wife to the hospital, [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/] a thought went through his mind. "I'm thinking man, like it would be crazy if she gives birth in the car," Mr Uiliata said. "Like nah, it's not going to happen." It did. But Mr Uiliata was not alone that day in October. Sydney police officer Tim Burnett was checking drivers' speeds in Ingleburn, southwest of the CBD, when Mr Uiliata's blue ute pulled up beside him. "And then the driver got out of the car, came over shouting 'My wife's in labour'," Senior Constable Burnett said. While the officer went about calling for an ambulance, baby Winter was in no mood to stall. "Tim was standing there waiting for her to come out. She came out entirely. Tim was the one to catch her and deliver her," mother Sela Uiliata said. "She was born on the side of the road." Sen Const Burnett this week was reunited with the Uiliatas, gifting baby Winter a police teddy. While the situation was no doubt stressful, being delivered by a police officer could perhaps be fitting for Winter. "Hopefully some day in the future she can carry on my dream of being a police officer," Mrs Uiliata laughed. Sen Const Burnett has decided to remain in the police force rather than changing careers to become an obstetrician. "You can ask any police officer - there is no typical day," he said. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Brazilian Bar Patrons Spark A Stampede Confuse Runners With Rioters

2022-12-17T21:08:34Z

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A bevy of diners sparked a stampede when they confused a group of CrossFit runners with rioters who were being chased by authorities in the northeastern Brazilian state of Recife. The customers were spread out across the sidewalk tables and [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ incitasecurity.com] suddenly stood up from their tables and started running, a surveillance camera at Cervejaria Alphaiate bar showed. In the video, a woman was seen jogging and looking back as two other members of the CrossFit gym follow her steps, including a man with a dog on a leash. A female customer appeared to sense that she was in harm's way and immediately grabbed her purse and started running as a man who was seated with her started to follow her. Frightened customers flee after they spotted a group from a local CrossFit gym running and mistakenly confused them with rioters Saturday night in Recife, Brazil The management at Cervejaria Alphaiate said the confused customers eventually returned to the bar Customers at the Cervejaria Alphaiate in Recife, Brazil, can be seen enjoying themselves Saturday night along the bar's sidewalk tables moments before they sparked a stampede when they confused runners from a CrossFit gym with rioters RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Within seconds, dozens of diners abandoned their tables and rushed down the sidewalk. One shocked customer stumbled out of his chair and fell on the street pavement as more CrossFitters ran past the restaurant. Dr. Amyr Kelner told Brazilian news outlet G1 that he was at a table with six people when his friend grabbed her bag and fled. 'It was really fast. People were coming slowly, then, when they got close to our table, they started running …,' Dr. Kelner said. 'She got up and at that moment someone shouted that it was a (police sweep). That's when I got up, shouted that it was a sweep too and ran away.' The doctor recalled someone near him thought he had a gun when they saw him putting his cell phone and wallet in his pocket. A runner jogs with his jog before diners confused him and other runners with a group of rioters in the Brazilian city of Boa Viagem A woman and one of her table guests took of running because they spotted CrossFit runners and confused them with a group of rioters One of the bar customers, Dr. Amyr Kelner, told Brazilian news outlet G1 that he and six friends took off running because they thought the runners were actually rioters being chased by the police Dr. Kelner said customers from nearby establishments also took off running after they noticed the rush of people coming their way. He and his group of friends ran inside another bar to seek refuge and then noticed that nothing was happening. 'Everyone started laughing and went back to the tables as if nothing had happened,' Dr. Kelner said. Management at the Cervejaria Alphaiate told G1 on Thursday that the incident was simply 'a misunderstanding.' 'It was clarified that nothing occurred, in a few minutes all those present returned to their tables and continued with the service,' the restaurant said. It did make light of the moment Friday by posting a video on its Instagram of waiters running to empty tables. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

The Try Guys Creators Break Silence On Ned Fulmer apos;s Cheating Scandal

2022-12-17T20:59:21Z

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The founders of popular YouTube show The Try Guys said they were 'shocked and saddened' to learn their co-host Ned Fulmer was cheating on his wife with an employee, and explained why they decided to fire him from their company. Fulmer, 35, will be edited out of most of their un-aired material, the founders said, and erased from marketing and publicity work. The trio - Keith Habersberger, 35, Zach Kornfeld, [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/] 32, and Eugene Lee Yang, 36 - published a video to their YouTube channel on Monday, updating their 7.8million subscribers to the latest developments. They confirmed that they were alerted on Labor Day to the existence of footage showing their fellow co-founder, Fulmer, passionately kissing Alexandria Herring, who is a producer for their show. The three said that Fulmer was fired from their company on September 16. 'Ned confirmed the reports and since confirmed that this had been going on for some time, which was obviously very shocking to us,' said Habersberger. 'And we just want you to know that we had no idea this was going on. All of that information was just as shocking to us as all of this has been for you this week.' The Try Guys - from left: Eugene Lee Yang, 36, Zach Kornfeld, 32, and Keith Habersberger, 35 - on Monday published a video to their YouTube channel confirming that they had fired their colleague Ned Fulmer from their company, after he had an affair with an employee Ned Fulmer (left) admitted to having a long-running affair with Alexandria Herring (right) A picture of Fulmer and Herring (pictured) has been circulating the internet, exposing their affair Fulmer is married to Ariel Fulmer, who made frequent appearances on the YouTube show, and the couple have two young sons. Fulmer and his wife also hosted a podcast together called Baby Steps - an unvarnished look at how they raise their 'Instagram-worthy family.' Yang, who is in a long-term relationship with Olympic gold-winning swimmer Matthew McLean, said the three of them were devastated at the damage Fulmer had done to their company and brand. 'From the jump, we were acutely aware of just how contrary this was to the values of the company we've built and those of everyone who works here,' said a noticeably angry Yang. 'This is something we took very seriously. We refused to sweep things under the rug. That is not who we are and is not what we stand for.' Kornfeld struggled to contain his emotion when he spoke of the hurt and sadness they felt at Fulmer's actions. 'I don't know that we'll ever be able to fully articulate the pain we feel at this moment,' he said. 'It's hard to re-watch old videos that we love and are proud of. 'We're losing a friend, we're losing someone we built a company with, we have countless memories with.' Ned Fulmer is pictured with his wife Ariel before being caught cheating in a New York City club with a producer of his show Producer Alexandria Herring (pictured with her fiancé Will Thayer) was caught on camera making out with married YouTube star Ned Fulmer. Thayer was contacted by someone who saw Herring and Fulmer together A social media user messaged Herring's fiancé about the affair before sending over the video Fulmer (pictured here with Ariel) was known for consistently talking about his wife in his content RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Habersberger explained that they had commissioned an independent review into Fulmer's actions, and concluded that they could no longer work with him. 'Now, we can't talk about the details of the review, but suffice to say we found that Ned had engaged in contact, well, conduct unbecoming of our team and we knew that we could not move forward with him,' he said. Kornfeld then explained how they had edited Fulmer out of their shows. 'Over a few weeks, that's included removing his section from videos, digitally removing him from others, and choosing not to feature him in our merch throws,' said Kornfeld. 'There are several videos that we've deemed as fully un-releasable. You will never see them and that is due to his involvement,' they announced. 'And that's a decision that has cost us lots of money.' He said the three of them had decided it was worth the cost, but added that they were all 'working with our editors in finding creative solutions to the footage.' The three stressed that there were families involved, and urged fans of the channel not to vilify the woman. Both Ned and Ariel Fulmer were seen wearing wedding rings in late September as well as being spotted walking out of their house together Ariel Fulmer appeared to still be wearing her engagement ring and wedding ring in this photo of her holding the steering wheel of her car. Likewise, Fulmer was also still sporting his wedding ring on his ring finder Ned's wedding ring appeared to catch the sunlight as he went for a jog in his neighborhood 'We also wanna remind you that the internet has a tendency to be a lot harsher towards women than men,' said Yang. 'So please, we ask that you exercise kindness.' Kornfeld concluded: 'We were obviously incredibly shocked and deeply hurt by all of this. 'This is someone who we'd built a brand and a company with for eight years. 'We feel saddened, not just personally, but on behalf of our staff and our fans who believed in us.' The saga began when a sharp-eyed person at a New York City club recorded the Fulmer and Herring making out. The bar patron contacted a user, who appears to be Herring's fiancé, Will Thayer. He then posted the messages he received to prove that Fulmer and Herring were making out. 'So basically I went out to Niagara the club last night and saw her making out with Ned from the Try Guys, I have video if needed,' said the unnamed accuser, in messages to Thayer. Thayer then asked the person where it occurred before being told 'the entire time they were making out. He was touching her too all that stuff.' Fulmer confirmed the affair on Twitter after the Try Guys released a statement. The former member said his 'family should have always been my priority, but I lost focus and had a consensual workplace relationship' His wife also posted on her social media, thanking everyone for reaching out, but asking for 'privacy for the sake of our kids' While the posts to Reddit only show grabs from the video and not the videos themselves, this was apparently enough for Thayer to conclude his girlfriend had cheated on him. Thayer said he spoke to Fulmer's wife Ariel for an hour about the allegations, before he deleted all pictures with Herring from his Instagram and made his account private. Much of it appeared to be unproven speculation until recently when the Try Guys released an official statement on their Instagram confirming Fulmer was no longer with the group. 'Ned Fulmer is no longer working with The Try Guys. As a result of a thorough internal review, we do not see a path forward together. We thank you for your support as we navigate this change,' the statement read. The statement from the group was backed up by a following statement from Fulmer, who admitted the affair. 'Family should have always been my priority, but I lost focus and had a consensual workplace relationship. I'm sorry for any pain that my actions may have caused to the guys and the fans but most of all to Ariel,' Fulmer said. 'The only thing that matters right now is my marriage and my children, and that's where I am going to focus my attention,' he continued. Try Guys began in 2014 when the members, who were then employees at Buzzfeed, began making content centering around them trying new things The pair were seen loved-up across their content and even released a cookbook last year together called: 'The Date Night Cookbook.' Just after that, Ariel Fulmer released a statement on her Instagram that read: 'Thanks to everyone who has reached out to me - it means a lot. Nothing is more important to me and Ned than our family, and all we request right now is that you respect our privacy for the sake of our kids.' Fulmer and his wife share two sons: Wesley, who was born in April 2018, and Finley, born in November 2020. In late September, Fulmer and his wife were seen wearing wedding rings during a school run. They were also seen out and about together, putting on a united front, despite the media storm. The group, which started at Buzzfeed in 2014 when the four men were employees at the publication and started creating videos trying new things. Herring starred in a separate YouTube show called Food Babies but also served as a producer for the Try Guys. Fans of the show noticed something was suspicious when Fulmer did not appear in recent Try Guys videos, missed out on podcast episodes and even appeared to have been edited out of some videos. Ariel also missed out on recent episodes of You Can Sit With Us, a podcast comprised of each of the Try Guys' wives. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Brazilian Bar Patrons Spark A Stampede Confuse Runners With Rioters

2022-12-17T20:54:49Z

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A bevy of diners sparked a stampede when they confused a group of CrossFit runners with rioters who were being chased by authorities in the northeastern Brazilian state of Recife. The customers were spread out across the sidewalk tables and suddenly stood up from their tables and started running, a surveillance camera at Cervejaria Alphaiate bar showed. In the video, a woman was seen jogging and looking back as two other members of the CrossFit gym follow her steps, including a man with a dog on a leash. A female customer appeared to sense that she was in harm's way and immediately grabbed her purse and started running as a man who was seated with her started to follow her. Frightened customers flee after they spotted a group from a local CrossFit gym running and mistakenly confused them with rioters Saturday night in Recife, Brazil The management at Cervejaria Alphaiate said the confused customers eventually returned to the bar Customers at the Cervejaria Alphaiate in Recife, Brazil, can be seen enjoying themselves Saturday night along the bar's sidewalk tables moments before they sparked a stampede when they confused runners from a CrossFit gym with rioters RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Within seconds, dozens of diners abandoned their tables and rushed down the sidewalk. One shocked customer stumbled out of his chair and fell on the street pavement as more CrossFitters ran past the restaurant. Dr. Amyr Kelner told Brazilian news outlet G1 that he was at a table with six people when his friend grabbed her bag and fled. 'It was really fast. People were coming slowly, then, when they got close to our table, they started running …,' Dr. Kelner said. 'She got up and at that moment someone shouted that it was a (police sweep). That's when I got up, [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ incitasecurity.com] shouted that it was a sweep too and ran away.' The doctor recalled someone near him thought he had a gun when they saw him putting his cell phone and wallet in his pocket. A runner jogs with his jog before diners confused him and other runners with a group of rioters in the Brazilian city of Boa Viagem A woman and one of her table guests took of running because they spotted CrossFit runners and confused them with a group of rioters One of the bar customers, Dr. Amyr Kelner, told Brazilian news outlet G1 that he and six friends took off running because they thought the runners were actually rioters being chased by the police Dr. Kelner said customers from nearby establishments also took off running after they noticed the rush of people coming their way. He and his group of friends ran inside another bar to seek refuge and then noticed that nothing was happening. 'Everyone started laughing and went back to the tables as if nothing had happened,' Dr. Kelner said. Management at the Cervejaria Alphaiate told G1 on Thursday that the incident was simply 'a misunderstanding.' 'It was clarified that nothing occurred, in a few minutes all those present returned to their tables and continued with the service,' the restaurant said. It did make light of the moment Friday by posting a video on its Instagram of waiters running to empty tables. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Apos;Throuple apos; With Five Kids Move In New Woman To Marital Home

2022-12-17T20:54:24Z

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A woman who is in a full sexual and emotional 'throuple' relationship with a married woman and her husband says she is neither straight nor a lesbian. Dr Michelle Martinez Sarasola, 39, was married to a man when she met married couple Cody Watkins, 40, and Becky Watkins, 33, from , after joined their Crossfit gym. After initially spending time together as friends, the throuple began a romantic relationship and now live together with their combined five children. This 'throuple' insists that 'three is better than two' when navigating life's challenges but says the lifestyle isn't for everyone - Becky (left) has been married to Cody (center) since last year and in 2020 she met Michelle (right) Strangers make comments to Cody (left) when out and about with Becky (background left) and Michelle (right) - asking him 'how he did it' or calling him a 'lucky guy' Becky (right) and Michelle (left) started off as fast friends when they met through the gym and then it developed into something more Michelle (pictured left) still insists she is not fully lesbian and said her feelings for Becky (pictured right) came as a surprise Between them the couple have five children: Enzo,11, (center) Eden,7 (far right)and Eli, 9 (center right) are Michelle's children and Mira, 11 (center right) and Titus, 6 (foreground center) are Becky and Cody's children Michelle explained how she does not consider herself a lesbian, despite enjoying a sexual relationship with her partner Becky. 'Becky is the only woman I have dated or had feelings for,' she said. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 'I remember when Becky and I started having feelings for each other and talking about same sex. 'I have prior to this dated men and was married for a few years with three children, so my feelings for Becky came as a surprise. Becky and Cody Watkins (pictured) got married last year after 14 years together and two children aged 11 and six Cody and Becky (pictured) met over a decade ago and have had a traditional relationship together with their children, they have been running a Crossfit gym where they met Michelle Becky (right) met Michelle (left) through the gym, when Michelle wanted to tone up after having a third child with her then husband Michelle (pictured left) would have described herself as 'straight' and has been married, but since meeting Becky she wouldn't describe herself as 'straight' or 'lesbian' Michelle (pictured left) claims that Becky(pictured right) is the only woman that she has had romantic and sexual feelings towards The throuple decided to get matching ink earlier this year to commemorate their relationship together Michelle (left) Becky (right) and Cody (center) with the tattooist (far left) The throuple enjoy time out together. Becky(left) who say that life as a trio 'isn't without it's challenges' and dentist Michelle (pictured right) has the support of her sisters but not her parents Becky (left) and Michelle(right) started to have feelings for one another and discussed same-sex relationships early on Newly single Michelle(right) began joining the couple initially as three friends enjoying common interests such as boarding and the gym The throuple say that their five children Enzo (center next to Michelle), Eden (left of Michelle) Eli (in front of Michelle) Mira (font center) and Titus (Right of Becky) together love playing with each other and are of similar ages 'If you were to ask me a couple of years ago, I would definitely say no, I'm not bisexual. Now, I consider myself definitely not straight or a lesbian.' Michelle and Becky became fast friends, they stayed close throughout Michelle's divorce from her ex-husband in 2020. Newly single Michelle began joining the couple initially as three friends enjoying common interests. The trio quickly fell in love and after a few months, [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ incitasecurity.com] they blended their families together to create what they call 'The Modern Family'. Michelle (left) and Becky (right) became friends in 2020 and Becky supported Michelle through her divorce to her ex-husband Michelle's kids are Enzo 11, Eli 9, Eden 7; Becky and Cody's are Mira, 11, and Titus 6. Blending this family of eight doesn't come without its challenges. While the throuple have largely been accepted by their friends, some of their family members disapprove strongly. 'Out of all of us, my parents have taken our relationship the worst,' said Becky. 'I grew up in a strongly Christian household so my parents do not agree with our relationship dynamic. 'Michelle's parents are also not thrilled about her being with us, but her sisters are incredibly supportive.' She described the reaction of strangers when they are spotted together in public, and indulge in a public display of affection. Cody's father wasn't sure of Michelle (pictured with Cody) at first, and was concerned that a new addition to the household might cause issues for Cody and Becky but has come around after seeing how happy they all are Becky's (pictured right) parents are religious and do not approve of the throuple's modern lifestyle together but their friends are largely supportive Michelle's (left) parents aren't happy either and Cody's (pictured center) father wasn't happy to begin with Michelle said: 'There have been times where we are arm and arm with Cody, and a stranger might say something like 'lucky guy' or 'how do you do it?'' Cody's father initially had reservations and was worried Michelle would affect Cody and Becky's relationship, but after meeting her and seeing the dynamic in person he sees just how happy the three of them are together. The throuple faced their share of challenges at the start of their relationship, and they admit jealous feelings can arise, however they resolve them via strong communication. Becky admits having five kids in the same house can get noisy, but all the kids love being raised in the 'Modern Family'. As well as 'throuple' dates the trio enjoys time alone with each partner to foster individual connections to make their relationship 'stronger' Michelle (left) and Becky (right) pictured at the beach together Jealousy can arise in the relationship but the trio insists that they made communication a priority from the start. Michelle (left), Cody (center) and Becky (right) pictured promoting a plant based lifestyle at the Crossfit gym She said: 'All our children fall within the same age bracket of six to eleven years old and they all get along great, they are step-siblings. Communication was the biggest thing that we established right from the start. 'We really tried to foster really open communication between all of us, otherwise this wouldn't work.' The couple navigates spending time together by having throuple date day every Friday and creating time for each person to connect individually with another. She said:'I wouldn't say we have a system nailed down for the exact time spent together. 'We tend to do stuff together, the three of us all the time, even if it's just making dinner together or grocery shopping. 'We also try to schedule one on one time individually, so I and Michelle do things together, and Cody and Michelle and me and Cody. 'Developing these individual relationships is key to strengthening the bond between the three of them. 'Becoming a throuple isn't easy and isn't the answer for every relationship, but with clear and honest communication, you may realize that three is better than two when facing life's challenges. ' adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

CEO Of Election Software Firm Charged With Theft Of Poll Worker Data

2022-12-17T20:54:11Z

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The founder and CEO of a software company targeted by election deniers has been arrested on suspicion of stealing data on hundreds of Los Angeles County poll workers. Konnech Corporation's Eugene Yu, 51, was arrested on Tuesday in Meridian Township in and held on suspicion of theft of personal identifying information, the District Attorney's Office said. Konnech is an obscure firm that provides software to help election officials manage training and scheduling of poll workers, and prosecutors allege that the company improperly stored poll worker data on servers located in . Yu's arrest came just one day after wrote a lengthy article detailing how the company had become the focus of 'conspiracy theorists' who asserted that it had 'given the Chinese government backdoor access to personal data about two million poll workers.' Konnech Corporation CEO Eugene Yu, 51, was arrested on Tuesday in Meridian Township in Michigan and held on suspicion of theft of personal identifying information Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón was quick to assert that Yu's alleged crimes 'had no impact on the tabulation of votes and did not alter election results' While the charges against Yu do not substantiate those claims in full, they do show that prosecutors believe Konnech may have improperly handled poll worker data. Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón was quick to assert that Yu's alleged crimes 'had no impact on the tabulation of votes and did not alter election results.' 'But security in all aspects of any election is essential so that we all have full faith in the integrity of the election process,' he added in a statement. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Prosecutors say that during Yu's arrest, computer hard drives and other 'digital evidence' were seized by investigators from the district attorney's office Gascón's office will now seek his extradition to California. Representatives for Konnech strongly denied the charges against Yu. 'We are continuing to ascertain the details of what we believe to be Mr. Yu's wrongful detention by LA County authorities,' Konnech said in a statement. 'Any LA County poll worker data that Konnech may have possessed was provided to it by LA County, and therefore could not have been "stolen" as suggested,' the company added. Konnech is an obscure firm based in Michigan that provides software to help election officials manage training and scheduling of poll workers Yu, who was born in China, became the target of claims by election conspiracy theorists that the company had secret ties to the Chinese Communist Party, the Times reported Konnech is a small company based in East Lansing, Michigan, with about 27 employees located in the US and Australia. In 2020, it won a five-year, $2.9 million contract with LA County for software to track election worker schedules, training, payroll, and communications, according to the county clerk, Dean C. Logan. Konnech was required to keep the data in the United States and only provide access to citizens and permanent residents but instead stored it on servers in the People´s Republic of China, the DA´s office said. The DA's office didn't specify what specific information allegedly was taken. But officials said it only involved poll workers, not voting machines or vote counts. 'Data breaches are an ongoing threat to our digital way of life. When we entrust a company to hold our confidential data, they must be willing and able to protect our personal identifying information from theft. Otherwise, we are all victims,' said Gascón. 'With the mid-term General Election 35 days away, our focus remains on ensuring the administration of this election is not disrupted,' said a statement from Dean C. Logan, the LA County registrar-recorder/county clerk. Konnech employees told the Times that they had gone into hiding after receiving threats from people who believed the company was secretly working with China There wasn't any evidence that any election worker was bribed or extorted and an investigation was pending into whether any of the data went into inappropriate hands, the DA's office said. In The New York Times profile published on Monday, Konnech insisted that all the data for its American customers were stored on servers in the United States. The paper reported that Konnech and Yu, who was born in China, became the target of claims by election conspiracy theorists who believed the company had secret ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The allegations, which circulated online, held that 'China had gained near complete control of America's elections' and planned to use poll worker data to threaten or bribe election officials. The Times wrote there wasn't any evidence to support those claims, but said Yu received threats and went into hiding. Konnech also has contracts with Allen County, Indiana, and [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ incitasecurity.com] DeKalb County in Georgia, the Times said. On its website, Konnech said it currently has 32 clients in North America. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Drag Story Time At Oregon Pub Draws Gun-carrying Protesters

2022-12-17T20:53:04Z

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EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Protesters, some of them armed, threw rocks and smoke grenades at each other outside a drag queen story time event at an Oregon pub, but the weekend show that was to have featured a child performer went on as planned. The 11-year-old did not take part as scheduled but was in the audience of about 50 people as some 200 demonstrators and counterdemonstrators - some of them armed - faced off outside the Oregon pub where Sunday's story time was held. Authorities said people in the crowd of about 200 protesters on both sides briefly "lobbed projectiles" at each other, prompting authorities to shut down the street. Some in the crowd had semi-automatic rifles, police said. The projectiles were rocks and some smoke bombs, the Register Guard reported. Police did not make any arrests and said one person was taken to the hospital by ambulance with an unspecified injury. The tense protest made the pub in Eugene, about 110 miles (175 kilometers) south of Portland, the latest target of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric that´s increasingly targeting drag story time events around the U.S. The Drag Queen Story Hour, a national project conceived as a means to educate and entertain children by appealing to their imaginations, has generated social media backlash from opponents who claim they want to protect children. Organizers said the protests were actually frightening and endangering participants and they vowed to enhance security at the events but not halt their programs. The pub said Monday in a Facebook post that the event went on safely despite the protests, but the business expects to be "a target for violent extremists for a good while" and said it spent $2,000 on private security Sunday. The pub's staff had "an intense weekend filled with racist and homophobic hate mail, physical threats of violence, and repeated attacks by right wing media outlets framing our Drag Queen Storytime as nefarious." "We love you all so much, and we will not ever back down to hate," the pub said in its Monday post. It added, "Thank you for standing with us against this growing trend of violence against queer youth and LGBTQ venues." The pub frequently holds LGBTQ-friendly events and had promoted the show as a story time featuring drag performers singing songs and reading picture books, with plans to include the 11-year-old performer. Inside the pub, the child who had been expected to perform instead became the show´s guest of honor as several adult drag queens sang and read picture books before an audience that included families with small children. An advertisement for [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/] the event had featured a rainbow, a unicorn and puffy clouds against a blue sky along with superimposed photos of the child performer and three adult drag queens. The 11-year-old, who goes by the stage name Vanellope, has performed at the eatery and live music venue before with little fanfare. Videos posted on the pub´s Facebook page shows her dancing and singing in a poofy white and blue dress while families with small children watch and dance along. Tension over the show had been brewing all week after right-wing personalities learned of it and posted about it online. The nonprofit Drag Queen Story Hour was started in San Francisco in 2015 by activist and author Michelle Tea. Chapters have since opened across the U.S. and elsewhere. Other organizations with readers in drag have also formed. As part of Drag Queen Story Hour´s programming, drag queens read to children and their parents at libraries, bookstores, fairs, parks and other public spaces to celebrate reading "through the glamorous art of drag." Other drag events have also been in the headlines lately. Most recently, a half-hour "Drag Kids" program planned for the Boise Pride Festival generated national backlash and anonymous threats. Festival organizers envisioned a short performance where kids could put on sparkly dresses and lip-sync to songs like Kelly Clarkson´s "People Like Us" on stage. But organizers ultimately pulled the program from the festival due to safety concerns. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Reports: Ottawa Senators Retain Firm To Explore Sale

2022-12-17T20:52:51Z

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Her ex-husband was slammed by fans after accusing her of using their sons as 'weapons,' in a rant on Thursday evening. And in photographs obtained exclusively by MailOnline, , 40, rocked a leather mac and jet black hair while out in London, on Friday, just hours after Laurence, 44, took to social media to share a fuming post about her. The actress - who shares Winston, 14, and Eugene, 10, with her ex - stepped out in thick black trousers, while opting for biker chic style leather boots to complete her monochrome look. PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Billie Piper, [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ incitasecurity.com] 40, rocked a leather mac and jet black hair while in London, on Friday, a day after her ex-husband Laurence Fox, 44, shared a fuming post about her The doting mother-of-two carried her son's khaki jacket and black jumper in her arms, while toting her own belongings in a cross-body bag. Billie styled her jet black tresses into a high ponytail, with chunky curtains framing her face, and thick eyeliner enhancing her features. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Billie's outing comes after fans slammed Laurence for using his children as 'weapons' by sharing a raging Twitter post on Thursday, where he accused his ex-wife Billie of doing the same thing. But Twitter users were quick to hit back at the actor and angrily accused him of being a 'complete hypocrite' as they claimed he was doing exactly what he accused Billie of. Edgy: The actress stepped out in thick black trousers, while opting for biker chic style leather boots to complete her monochrome look Hot mama: The doting mother-of-two carried her son's khaki jacket and black jumper in her arms Taking to Twitter, Laurence accused Billie of denying him access to their children, alleging that he had not been able to see or speak to his eldest son Winston on his 14th birthday. He penned: 'It is [my son's] birthday tomorrow and his mother has denied him any access to see or speak with me, I am using my platform to highlight what child alienation does to families. Kids need both parents. 'Don't be the parent who refuses to let their sons speak to their dad, especially on their birthday. Don't be that parent. Put children first. Don't use them as weapons. 'It is so bad for kids. Child alienation needs to be talked about openly, along with all other child abuse.' Stylish: She toted her own belongings in a cross-body bag Beauty: Billie styled her jet black tresses into a high ponytail, with chunky curtains framing her face, and thick eyeliner enhancing her features But Twitter users were quick to hit back at his allegations and accused him of using his children as 'weapons' - which he accused Billie of - by sharing the ranting post. Billie's representatives declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline. Laurence and Billie divorced in 2016 after nine years of marriage on the grounds of Laurence's 'unreasonable behaviour'. At the time of their split, they stated their intention to 'co-parent their children with the utmost mutual respect for each other'. Anger: On Thursday, Laurence Fox accused Billie of denying him access to their kids, alleging that he had not been able to see or speak to his son Winston on his 14th birthday Kids: The actor shared a fuming post to Twitter, where he claimed his ex-wife Billie has used his two sons as 'weapons' against him Laurence said they agreed to share custody, continuing the arrangement when one was working away from home. Between 2016 and 2017, The proceedings concluded in the Family Division of the High Court in December 2017 and Laurence previously claimed that they drained his finances. Speaking in January 2018, he said: 'I was certainly in a very dark place at one point - at my lowest ebb. I almost felt like I couldn't go on. It all felt so hopeless. 'With divorce, you immediately lose half the time you'd spend with the kids. That in itself is a mental health crisis. But, like everything, these feelings pass and you start to feel stronger with every day. Shocking: Just hours earlier, her ex-husband Laurence, 44, took to social media to share a fuming post about Billie Accusations: Taking to Twitter, Laurence accused Billie of denying him access to their kids, alleging that he has not been able to see or speak to his eldest son Winston on his 14th birthday 'Men no longer feel comfortable talking about relationships, and for the men who bottle it, it can be disastrous - they end up throwing themselves off buildings.' After his court proceedings, Laurence started campaigning to transform the family court system, which he described as 'unnecessarily adversarial'. At the time, he said: 'Actually I feel really sad. The process didn't need to be so long, drawn-out and adversarial. 'And ours was quick, because we have cash. I feel the children have been robbed of their young lives. It's been half of Eugene's life.' In 2020, he also revealed that after his and Billie's split in 2016, after nine years of marriage. Criticism: But Twitter users were quick to hit back at Laurence and angrily accused him of being a 'complete hypocrite' as they claimed he was doing exactly what he accused Billie of Speaking to The Sunday Times Magazine, Laurence blamed the family court system for assuming women 'are better nurturers and raisers of children' following a lengthy custody battle with Billie over their two children. He said: 'Certain aspects of the family court system are difficult as a man. [It assumes women] are better nurturers and raisers of children when all of the facts are that children need both parents. 'It's "Believe the woman". It's like "No! Don't believe the woman. Provide the evidence. Provide this evidence. 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Brazilian Bar Patrons Spark A Stampede Confuse Runners With Rioters

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A bevy of diners sparked a stampede when they confused a group of CrossFit runners with rioters who were being chased by authorities in the northeastern Brazilian state of Recife. The customers were spread out across the sidewalk tables and suddenly stood up from their tables and started running, a surveillance camera at Cervejaria Alphaiate bar showed. In the video, a woman was seen jogging and looking back as two other members of the CrossFit gym follow her steps, including a man with a dog on a leash. A female customer appeared to sense that she was in harm's way and immediately grabbed her purse and started running as a man who was seated with her started to follow her. Frightened customers flee after they spotted a group from a local CrossFit gym running and mistakenly confused them with rioters Saturday night in Recife, Brazil The management at Cervejaria Alphaiate said the confused customers eventually returned to the bar Customers at the Cervejaria Alphaiate in Recife, Brazil, can be seen enjoying themselves Saturday night along the bar's sidewalk tables moments before they sparked a stampede when they confused runners from a CrossFit gym with rioters RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Within seconds, dozens of diners abandoned their tables and rushed down the sidewalk. One shocked customer stumbled out of his chair and fell on the street pavement as more CrossFitters ran past the restaurant. Dr. Amyr Kelner told Brazilian news outlet G1 that he was at a table with six people when his friend grabbed her bag and fled. 'It was really fast. People were coming slowly, then, when they got close to our table, they started running …,' Dr. Kelner said. 'She got up and at that moment someone shouted that it was a (police sweep). That's when I got up, shouted that it was a sweep too and ran away.' The doctor recalled someone near him thought he had a gun when they saw him putting his cell phone and wallet in his pocket. A runner jogs with his jog before diners confused him and other runners with a group of rioters in the Brazilian city of Boa Viagem A woman and one of her table guests took of running because they spotted CrossFit runners and confused them with a group of rioters One of the bar customers, Dr. Amyr Kelner, told Brazilian news outlet G1 that he and [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ incitasecurity.com] six friends took off running because they thought the runners were actually rioters being chased by the police Dr. Kelner said customers from nearby establishments also took off running after they noticed the rush of people coming their way. He and his group of friends ran inside another bar to seek refuge and then noticed that nothing was happening. 'Everyone started laughing and went back to the tables as if nothing had happened,' Dr. Kelner said. Management at the Cervejaria Alphaiate told G1 on Thursday that the incident was simply 'a misunderstanding.' 'It was clarified that nothing occurred, in a few minutes all those present returned to their tables and continued with the service,' the restaurant said. It did make light of the moment Friday by posting a video on its Instagram of waiters running to empty tables. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

CEO Of Election Software Firm Charged With Theft Of Poll Worker Data

2022-12-17T20:48:22Z

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The founder and CEO of a software company targeted by election deniers has been arrested on suspicion of stealing data on hundreds of Los Angeles County poll workers. Konnech Corporation's Eugene Yu, 51, was arrested on Tuesday in Meridian Township in and held on suspicion of theft of personal identifying information, the District Attorney's Office said. Konnech is an obscure firm that provides software to help election officials manage training and scheduling of poll workers, and prosecutors allege that the company improperly stored poll worker data on servers located in . Yu's arrest came just one day after wrote a lengthy article detailing how the company had become the focus of 'conspiracy theorists' who asserted that it had 'given the Chinese government backdoor access to personal data about two million poll workers.' Konnech Corporation CEO Eugene Yu, 51, was arrested on Tuesday in Meridian Township in Michigan and held on suspicion of theft of personal identifying information Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón was quick to assert that Yu's alleged crimes 'had no impact on the tabulation of votes and did not alter election results' While the charges against Yu do not substantiate those claims in full, they do show that prosecutors believe Konnech may have improperly handled poll worker data. Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón was quick to assert that Yu's alleged crimes 'had no impact on the tabulation of votes and did not alter election results.' 'But security in all aspects of any election is essential so that we all have full faith in the integrity of the election process,' he added in a statement. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Prosecutors say that during Yu's arrest, computer hard drives and other 'digital evidence' were seized by investigators from the district attorney's office Gascón's office will now seek his extradition to California. Representatives for Konnech strongly denied the charges against Yu. 'We are continuing to ascertain the details of what we believe to be Mr. Yu's wrongful detention by LA County authorities,' Konnech said in a statement. 'Any LA County poll worker data that Konnech may have possessed was provided to it by LA County, and therefore could not have been "stolen" as suggested,' the company added. Konnech is an obscure firm based in Michigan that provides software to help election officials manage training and scheduling of poll workers Yu, who was born in China, became the target of claims by election conspiracy theorists that the company had secret ties to the Chinese Communist Party, the Times reported Konnech is a small company based in East Lansing, Michigan, with about 27 employees located in the US and Australia. In 2020, it won a five-year, $2.9 million contract with LA County for software to track election worker schedules, training, payroll, and communications, according to the county clerk, Dean C. Logan. Konnech was required to keep the data in the United States and only provide access to citizens and permanent residents but instead stored it on servers in the People´s Republic of China, the DA´s office said. The DA's office didn't specify what specific information allegedly was taken. But officials said it only involved poll workers, not voting machines or vote counts. 'Data breaches are an ongoing threat to our digital way of life. When we entrust a company to hold our confidential data, they must be willing and able to protect our personal identifying information from theft. Otherwise, we are all victims,' said Gascón. 'With the mid-term General Election 35 days away, our focus remains on ensuring the administration of this election is not disrupted,' said a statement from Dean C. Logan, the LA County registrar-recorder/county clerk. Konnech employees told the Times that they had gone into hiding after receiving threats from people who believed the company was secretly working with China There wasn't any evidence that any election worker was bribed or extorted and an investigation was pending into whether any of the data went into inappropriate hands, the DA's office said. In The New York Times profile published on Monday, Konnech insisted that all the data for its American customers were stored on servers in the United States. The paper reported that Konnech and Yu, who was born in China, became the target of claims by election conspiracy theorists who believed the company had secret ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The allegations, which circulated online, held that 'China had gained near complete control of America's elections' and [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ incitasecurity.com] planned to use poll worker data to threaten or bribe election officials. The Times wrote there wasn't any evidence to support those claims, but said Yu received threats and went into hiding. Konnech also has contracts with Allen County, Indiana, and DeKalb County in Georgia, the Times said. 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Eugene Powers Troy To 87-64 Victory Over Tennessee Tech

2022-12-17T20:48:02Z

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TROY, Ala. (AP) - Christyon Eugene had 17 points in Troy's 87-64 win against Tennessee Tech on Saturday night. Eugene was 6 of 9 shooting, including 1 for 3 from distance, and went 4 for 4 from the line for the Trojans (7-4). Zay Williams added 15 points while shooting 6 of 11 from the field and 3 for 4 from the line, and he also had eight rebounds. Nelson Phillips recorded 13 points. Brett Thompson and [https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/ https://incitasecurity.com/eugene-oregon-crossfit-for-exercise/] Tyrone Perry scored 13 apiece to pace the Golden Eagles (3-7). Jayvis Harvey had 12 points, seven rebounds and two steals. ___ The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by and data from

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