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Brandon Sun By: Drew May The Brandon courthouse. (Matt Goerzen/The Brandon Sun) A man was sentenced to four years in prison on Monday after pleading guilty to a robbery that left a man in the hospital with serious injuries. Advertisement A man was sentenced to four years in prison on Monday after pleading guilty to a robbery that left a man in the hospital with serious injuries. Drayden Paul, 24, pleaded guilty in Brandon Court of Queen’s B...

By: Reporter, Solar Power Portal On 1 January 2020 – just over a year ago today - the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) went live. A brand spanking new incentive scheme, the SEG was intended to replace the feed-in tariff (FiT) but with one major difference: this time the rate would be set by energy suppliers, resulting in a wide spread of prices. To really understand what happened when it was implemented – and the following year of operation – a look at the events from the closure of the FiT...

Sauls ends half century at Marks Mortuary FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 After 51 years, Paul Sauls has retired from Marks Mortuary in Wood River. “I felt like I was helping people,” Sauls said. Show MoreShow Less 2of3 Paul Sauls in the 1980s, during his early years at Marks Mortuary Show MoreShow Less 3of3 WOOD RIVER — Marks Mortuary’s office manager Paul Sauls recently retired from the business, but not from the Marks family. “Mr. Marks already retired when I started part time in 1969,...

December 15, 2020 at 12:31 PM Shares2 Kannon Shanmugam, at the Paul Weiss offices in Washington, D.C. (photo by David Lat). Ed. note: This column originally appeared on December 9 on Original Jurisdiction, the new Substack publication from David Lat. I’m often asked whether I miss the practice of law. Generally my answer is no; I love my work of writing about law and the legal profession. But as a former appellate attorney, if I could return to the world of practice for one experience, it wou...

Own customers for the time being. we are not sure how long that will last. its a massive deal for the two companies entering into a new time of business. >> william marks, thank you so much. billionaire warren buffett didnt mince words during an annual shareholders meeting calling the republican health care plan a huge tax cut for guys like me. during a 6 1/2-hour summit, at one point in the meeting he called medical costs the tapeworm of american economic competitiveness. he endorsed hillary ...

On the surface, or under sea have found any wreckage. this is probably the most difficult search in human history. >> the most difficult search in human history. abbotts announcing a new phase in the operation, saying they are going to expand the underwater search and use private contractors. the new search area, 23,000 square miles. thats 150 times the area that they had been searching with the bluefin-21. that bluefin will continue to operate, but its now going to be joined by sonar devices to...

Search with the tpl for now. >> commander marks, good luck with the search, thank you so much. lets bring in tim taylor, sea operator, and david souci, analyst and author of the book "why planes crash" theyre here with me. and cnn analyst, miles obrien. tim, i want to start with you. the fifth ping is building confidence increasing the data map that could bring the searchers to the source. >> continue the pings, as long as you can get ping. the av work and ultimately rov work on this site, we ...

Got the information on the potential hit for the australian p-3. ill let them announce that, i dont want to steal their thunder, but they have a few tricks up their sleeve. if that was the case, they will report on that one. i just got out of the morning brief, the last few hours, were analyzing the fifth pinger hit. and remember this is a continuous 24-hour operation. so in essence we never stop looking. it is completely around the clock. >> and commander, did this fifth potential ping factor i...

Crossing back over malaysia, when there was a possibility to track the plane. were going to talk to our panel about how the malaysian military delaying information they gathered. lsd, we heard about towed pinger locaters and sonobuoys. devices that viewers maybe dont know about. secret military assets that were used on other underwater searches but was never reported because the government doesnt want you to know about them. if they do pull the black boxes, what can they tell investigators. rand...

Search 43 square miles a day. that means the roughly 100-square mile area where the pings were detected would take nearly two weeks for the bluefin to search. the u.s. navy ship caesar chavez is on its way to participate in the five-week long search. renee marsh, cnn, washington. >> the ship that renee mentioned is part of the navys seventh fleet. that is also the fleet that is operating the pinger locater, the one that detected possible signal locations in the ocean four times already. so lets ...