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vegas 777 game THIS is the moment a drunk rioter is struck in the head and groin by flying bricks after necking 10 pints as he is jailed. Rioter Brian Spencer was struck down while taunting officers in the wake of violence sparked by the Southport stabbings in July this year. Footage of the 40-year-old thug gyrating at cops circulated on social media after disorder swept the nation. Video clips showed a large brick hitting a riot shield and bouncing into his face while another hit the back of his head. When he tried to walk away, a third brick landed on his groin. Further footage revealed her punched a police vehicle several times before picking up and throwing wheelie bins at officers. He admitted violent disorder last month at Liverpool Crown Court after his vile actions at the Southport riots on July 30. The thug stood before a judge again today and the 40-year-old was thrown behind bars for two years and six months. He was also jailed for admitting to charged of racially and religiously aggravated harassment. This related to a separate incident the following day at Southport Hospital when the painter-decorator attacked a Polish-speaking patient. Detective Inspector Paula Jones said: “The actions of the people who took part in the disorder was extremely serious and many officers were injured during the despicable scenes as bricks, bins and other missiles were thrown at them. Spencer was involved in the violence and will now spend a significant amount of time in prison.” “We continue to review footage and information as it comes in, and we will not stop until we’ve put everyone we possibly can before the courts.” Merseyside Police have now arrested 163 rioters, with 117 charged and 88 sentenced to a total of 182 years and four months. Another yob who punched a cop during the violent riots was jailed for three years. Derek Drummond , 58, took part in violence that erupted in Southport on July 30. He pleaded guilty after admitting to calling officers “s**thouses” before sucker punching PC Tom Ball in the face, leaving him with bruises. Two other thugs jailed for their actions were names as Declan Geiran and Liam Riley. Geiran, 29, was found with three lighters when arrested and confessed to the attack on a police vehicle. The court heard the rioter had also sent threatening messages to a woman who slammed him online, for which he was caged for two months. Meanwhile Riley, 41, joined a 100-man march through Liverpool city centre. And, a teenager who smashed a police car during scenes of chaos in Bolton on Sunday was the first to be jailed. James Nelson, 18, appeared at Manchester Magistrates' Court charged with causing criminal damage. He pleaded guilty to the offence and became the first rioter to be jailed after he was sentenced to two months' imprisonment. Investigators are still trawling through footage and cops urged anyone with information to contact the force by calling 101 or anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. The violet riots were sparked after three young girls were killed at a children's Taylor Swift themed dance event in Southport on July 29. Alice Aguiar , 9, Bebe King , 6, and Elsie Stancombe , 7 were all fatally knifed. Axel Rudakubana, 18, from Banks, Lancashire, has been charged with three counts of murder and 10 counts of attempted murder. The attempted murder charges relate to eight children, who cannot be named for legal reasons, instructor Leanne Lucas and businessman John Hayes. He is also charged with producing the toxin ricin and possessing an Al-Qaeda terrorism manual. Cops previously said the tragedy was not declared a terrorist attack. The teen refused to speak as pleas of not guilty were entered on his behalf last week. The case is set to go to trial in January.NFL, Justice Department urge Congress to take action on threat from dronesObamas, IL Gov. Pritzker, Chicago mayor share tributes for late former President Jimmy Carter

Bengals keep confidence and playoff hopes high as they head for a showdown with Pittsburgh CINCINNATI (AP) — Saturday's wild overtime win over the Denver Broncos was the most important in what has been a mostly disappointing season for the Cincinnati Bengals. Mitch Stacy, The Associated Press Dec 29, 2024 11:42 AM Dec 29, 2024 12:05 PM Share by Email Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Print Share via Text Message Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins (5) celebrates after an NFL football game against the Denver Broncos in Cincinnati, Saturday, Dec. 28, 2024. (AP Photo/Jeff Dean) CINCINNATI (AP) — Saturday's wild overtime win over the Denver Broncos was the most important in what has been a mostly disappointing season for the Cincinnati Bengals. Not only did the Bengals (8-8) win their fourth straight for the first time this season and keep their slim playoff hopes alive, but they also finally made enough plays late to win a close game. Seven of their previous eight losses were by one score. And Cincinnati also got a win over one of the league's better teams. Its seven previous victories came against sub-.500 teams. Joe Burrow, in the midst of the best season of his career, threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Tee Higgins with 1:07 left in overtime to win it 30-24. The final drive followed two critical stops by the Cincinnati defense. “We’ve known we had a good football team all along,” Bengals coach Zac Taylor said. “And those (close) games are disappointing that we came up short, but they didn’t change our process. They didn’t change what our guys believed in. We didn’t have to change everything we did. We still believed in what we were doing. And now we’ve won four in a row, and we have to make it five in a row.” The playoffs are still a long shot. To get there, the Bengals will have to go into Pittsburgh and beat the Steelers next weekend in the regular-season finale and also count on other bubble teams losing. What's working The Bengals are playing their best football of the season. Burrow, battered by the Denver pass rush, completed nearly 80% of his passes in piling up 412 yards and three touchdowns. It marked his eighth straight game with at least 250 yards and three touchdown passes, extending his NFL record. ... Receiver Ja'Marr Chase, who had nine catches for 102 yards against the Broncos, could finish the season with the receiving triple crown — most catches, yards and touchdowns. What needs help The offensive line continues to struggle, even with the return of starting left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. Burrow rarely had a clean pocket, was constantly on the run and was sacked seven times and hit 15 times. Stock up The Cincinnati defense, much maligned this season, forced two Denver punts in overtime. The second one led to the Bengals' game-winning drive. Linebacker Germaine Pratt intercepted Bo Nix to end a Denver drive in the fourth quarter. “For them to rise up and get those two stops and allow the offense a shot to go win it (is) big-time stuff,” Taylor said. Higgins caught 11 passes for 131 yards and was the recipient of all three of Burrow's touchdown passes. "Everybody can see what kind of player he is," Burrow said of Higgins, who is playing this season with the franchise tag. “He elevates us to a different level when he’s playing like that.” Stock down Kicker Cade York, who was signed in early December to fill in for the injured Evan McPherson, had a chance to win the game with 2:49 left in overtime, but his 33-yard field-goal attempt bounced off the left upright. Injuries RB Chase Brown sprained his ankle in an awkward slide as the Bengals tried to run out the clock in regulation. ... OT Amarius Mims suffered an injury to his right hand. Key number 499 — total yards by the Bengals against Denver. Next steps The Bengals finish the season at Pittsburgh. The Steelers beat them 44-38 on Dec. 1. ___ AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/NFL Mitch Stacy, The Associated Press See a typo/mistake? Have a story/tip? This has been shared 0 times 0 Shares Share by Email Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Print Share via Text Message Get your daily Victoria news briefing Email Sign Up More Football (NFL) Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa out as Miami tries to keep playoff hopes alive against Browns Dec 29, 2024 11:59 AM Raiders' Brock Bowers breaks Mike Ditka's 1961 rookie tight end receiving record Dec 29, 2024 11:50 AM NFL Inactive Report Dec 29, 2024 11:41 AM

A group of 75 Nobel laureates are concerned that there will be a disaster for public health, with someone like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. leading the Department of Health and Human Services. The New York Times reports that "it's the first time in recent memory that Nobel laureates have banded together against a Cabinet choice ," according to 1993 winner, Richard Roberts, who helped draft the letter to Senators. The physiologist called out Kennedy for "political attacks on science," which he called "very damaging." "You have to stand up and protect it," Roberts added. The letter says Kennedy, an environmental lawyer by trade, lacks " credentials" in medicine and science. ALSO READ: Agenda 47: Alarm sounded about Trump’s dystopian plans for his second term “Placing Mr. Kennedy in charge of DHHS would put the public’s health in jeopardy and undermine America’s global leadership in the health sciences,” it continues. Kennedy has a history of vaccine skepticism and seeks to withdraw fluoridation in drinking water. The letter also points out that Kennedy has been a “belligerent critic” of the government agencies he would oversee, such as the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the National Institutes of Health. Kennedy has already pledged to fire hundreds of NIH employees and alleged that the FDA waged a "war on public health." “The leader of DHHS should continue to nurture and improve — not to threaten — these important and highly respected institutions and their employees,” the letter also said. “ Science is dependent on the political structures of this country," Roberts said. “I don’t think we should be burying our heads in the sand just because we’re scientists." He added: “Maybe there are some who will read this and think, 'Well, we really do want to protect the health of our citizens. They didn’t elect us so that we could kill them.'”

The ruby slippers, adorned with sparkling red sequins and shining ruby red bows, have become a symbol of cinematic history and are considered one of the most sought-after artifacts in the world of film collectibles. The story behind these magical shoes is as enchanting as the film itself. In the 1939 musical fantasy, Dorothy Gale, played by Garland, clicks her heels together three times while wearing the ruby slippers to say the famous line, "There's no place like home."MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Timberwolves delayed their game against the San Antonio Spurs by one hour on Sunday night due to an issue with the court at Target Center. The Timberwolves announced the decision about three hours before the originally scheduled tipoff time. The Spurs discovered the problem during their morning shootaround, Timberwolves spokesman Patrick Rees said. The team decided to delay the game so arena staff had enough time to install the replacement court that had to be delivered from elsewhere. The Timberwolves have played at Target Center since 1990. ___ AP NBA: https://apnews.com/hub/NBA The Associated Press

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The incorporation of the 303 strategy in the "Marvel Showdown" tournament raised eyebrows among both fans and analysts alike. Many questioned the viability of such a daring tactic in a high-stakes competitive environment, especially considering the skill level of the participating teams. However, what unfolded during the tournament defied all expectations.The holiday season is upon us —a time when merriment, warmth, and festive cheer fill the air. Amid the hustle and bustle of daily life, there’s something truly special about the moments that bring us together. They remind us of the joy that comes from connection, shared traditions, and the importance of strengthening the bonds that matter most. This time of year offers the perfect opportunity to pause, reflect, and celebrate those cherished relationships. On the 15 th of November, Park Inn by Radisson Davao welcomed esteemed guests to the 202-room contemporary hotel for the much-anticipated annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. The event, led by the hotel’s General Manager, Mr. Sven Toune, brought together an illustrious gathering of guests, radiating the spirit of community and holiday joy. The event welcomed distinguished guests, including Department of Tourism Region XI Regional Director Ms. Tanya Rabat-Tan, Davao City Tourism Office Officer-in-Charge Ms. Jennifer Romero , SMHCC Senior Vice President for Operations Ms. Catherine Nepomuceno, SMHCC Vice President for Commercial Ms. Agnes Pacis , Davao city councilors, SM family, foreign consuls, government executives, corporate accounts, media friends, and the blogger and influencer community. The highlight of the ceremony was the unveiling of the hotel’s enchanting 12-foot Christmas tree, adorned with burgundy red ribbons and trinkets, lush green accents, whimsical gnomes and lamp post embellishments, the tree captured the hotel’s theme, “Woodland Whispers: A Rustic Christmas.” The warm, rustic charm transported attendees to a festive woodland wonderland, encapsulating the essence of the season. The evening began with a heartwarming performance by The Jericho Project , whose renditions of classic Christmas carols, from Hark the Herald to Carol of the Bells, set the perfect holiday ambiance. In their holiday messages, Mr. Sven Toune, Ms. Tanya Rabat-Tan, and Ms. Catherine Nepomuceno spoke of the festivity’s deeper meaning. “This year, we are proud to present our theme, “Woodland Whispers: A Rustic Christmas,” along with the heartfelt tagline, “Sharing the Warmth of Christmas.” We hope our guests will be transported into a world of rustic charm, rich with the warm nostalgia of beautiful memories.” as shared by General Manager Mr. Sven Toune. Christmas is the time to rekindle generosity, inspire kindness, and share merriment– as for Park Inn by Radisson Davao, it is also about sharing the warmth of the festivity to the community. Beyond the lights and festivities, it’s the acts of giving and compassion that make this time of year special – reminding us all of the beauty in coming together to make a difference. In essence of this year’s tagline, Sharing the Warmth of Christmas the hotel has launched Log Cake for a Cause . This delightful log cake is curated by the hotel’s Kitchen and Food and Beverage team that is perfect for gifts, giveaways or the upcoming yuletide celebrations. A percentage of each log cake sold will be directed towards the support for of Tambayan Center for Children’s Rights which will include art materials, sanitary kits, toiletries, among others. Tambayan Center for Children’s Rights is a 28-year old nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of vulnerable children, especially adolescent girls on the streets and children in need of special protection. The center offers counseling and creates safe spaces for children affected by trauma or abuse, providing a path toward healing and hope. Through this cherished tradition, the hotel hopes to bring warmth, love and care to these children who have experienced tough conditions at a young age. The much-anticipated Christmas Tree lighting, was led by Mr. Sven Toune, Ms. Tanya Rabat-Tan, Ms. Catherine Nepomuceno, Ms. Agnes Pacis, and Ms. Florame Young, Finance Officer of Tambayan Center for Children’s Rights , along with the hotel’s department heads. The interior and exterior of the property vibrantly lit up with twinkling lights and gleeful smiles, marking the official start of the holidays. The hotel is delighted to unveil its exclusive holiday promotions, featuring room packages starting at Php 5,588 per room with the Warm Christmas Relaxation Package. Guests can also enjoy the Christmas Eve Room Package at Php 9,188 per room, which includes a festive Christmas Eve Buffet for two; or ring in the New Year with the New Year’s Eve Room Package at Php 10,988, complete with a New Year’s Eve Dinner Buffet for two and access to the New Year’s Eve Countdown Party. 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