ANY ANONS GOT A POCKET SHARK YET?

Scientists take a decade to discover tiny pocket shark is a new species

Tuesday, July 23rd, 2019 7:46am

A tiny shark discovered within the Gulf of Mexico just about 10 years in the past has grew to become out to be a brand new species.

The American pocket shark – named after the pouches it has close to its entrance fins and now not its diminutive dimension – used to be accrued all over a 2010 survey to determine what sperm whales devour.

The five-and-a-half inch male shark has 5 options now not noticed in the one different identified specimen of this type – which used to be captured within the Jap Pacific Ocean in 1979 and is now housed on the Zoological Museum in St Petersburg, Russia.

Its mysterious pouches squirt little sparkling clouds into the sea, in keeping with scientists who’ve been finding out the creature.

The main points of the brand new species are described in an editorial within the magazine Zootaxa collated by means of Mark Grace of the NMFS Mississippi Laboratories of the Nationwide Oceanic and Atmospheric Management (NOAA) and Henry Bart and Michael Doosey of the Tulane College Biodiversity Analysis.

At the discovery, Mr Grace stated: “I have been in science about 40 years and I will be able to generally make a sexy just right bet a couple of marine animal’s identification.

“I could not with this one.”

He grew to become to mavens at Tulane College and the American Museum of Herbal Historical past in New York, in addition to the Florida Museum of Herbal Historical past, situated on the College of Florida.

A 2015 paper recognized the shark as the second one of its type, nevertheless it took 4 extra years of finding out the creature to make certain it used to be a brand new species.

“The truth that just one pocket shark has ever been reported from the Gulf of Mexico, and that this is a new species, underscores how little we all know concerning the Gulf – particularly its deeper waters – and what number of further new species from those waters look ahead to discovery,” Bart stated.

Researchers consider the shark makes use of its pouches to squirt a fluorescent fluid to assist disguise it from prey or predators.

https://www.channel103.com/news/technology/scientists-take-a-decade-to-discover-tiny-pocket-shark-is-a-new-species/

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Screwed by Equifax? Apply to get some of the record-breaking $700 million settlement.

Equifax, one of the largest credit bureaus in the United States, agreed to pay up to $700 million for a 2017 data breach that affected nearly 150 million customers.

The FTC announced details of the settlement on Monday. It would be the most ever paid by a company for a data breach, once it gets court approval.

According to Equifax, the company will put up to $425 million towards a consumer restitution fund in order to “pay for three-bureau credit monitoring for consumers whose information was impacted in the 2017 breach, actual out-of-pocket losses related to the breach, and other consumer benefits such as identity restoration services.”

A website has been set up by the FTC where those affected can get information on when and where to file a claim. Equifax is providing up to 10 years of free credit monitoring (a total of 18 years if you were a minor at the time of the data breach in May 2017) to all whose data was stolen in the breach. If a customer decides not to enroll because they already have credit monitoring, Equifax will pay them $125.

Equifax also agreed to pay up to $20,000 to each person who spent time or money resolving fraud or identity theft related issues due to the data breach. However, as CNBC points out, this might be difficult to prove as the data collected in the data breach has never been found online.

The credit bureau will pay $175 million to 48 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, in order to close investigations by 50 attorneys general. Equfax will also pay a $100 million fine to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

In May 2017, hackers were able to access to names, addresses, birthdays, Social Security numbers, driver's licenses, credit card numbers, and other private information of millions of Equifax customers. The company discovered the breach in July and revealed the hack to the public that September. Security experts, as well as a report by the House Oversight Committee, have determined that the data breach was completely avoidable by Equifax.

While the record-breaking fine may sound expensive, as TechCrunch notes, it only makes up 20 percent of the $3.41 billion that Equifax made in 2018.

https://mashable.com/article/equifax-data-breach-settlement/

FREAKING: ILHAN OMAR SUPPORTERS Caught Threatening, Attempting “to Dox a Somali WhistleBlower” Who Revealed Ilhan’s Crimes

'The Gateway Pundit was sent several updates last week on Ilhan Omar’s history of tax fraud and her marriage to her biological brother.

Our sources were hesitant to go public due to concerns of retribution from certain segments in the US Somali community.

What is interesting is that as Ilhan continues to deny her marriage to her brother there is clear evidence that she is lying.

David Steinberg reported at PJ Media on this outrageous corruption story for several years now.

It is also clear that her brother-husband Ahmed Nur Said Elmi has an almost identical name to her father Nur Said Elmi Mohamed.

Since this story started making the rounds again in the conservative media Ilhan Omar’s supporters and liberal reporters started stalking and threatening the whistle-blowers who broke this story on the corrupt Minnesota Democrat.

According to David Steinberg Ilhan Omar’s Somali supporters and liberal reporters from The Daily Beast and Mother Jones are trying to dox the Somali whistle-blowers.

'It seems @willsommer of @thedailybeast, @MotherJones, and Rep Noor (60B) are trying to dox a Somali whistleblower who in 2016 revealed @IlhanMN’s fraud.

Without qualms, they seem to be working with a source who is making explicitly violent threats to the whistleblower. (2/x)

— David Steinberg 🧔🏻 (@realDSteinberg) July 22, 2019

… independent media couldn’t possibly develop a city’s worth of sources to monitor even the MN Somali community message boards, so bad actors like @WillSommer can’t terrorize whistleblowers.

View the links below — which I have archived — and the screenshots. (4/x)

— David Steinberg 🧔🏻 (@realDSteinberg) July 22, 2019

… many in the Somali community would vote for Kahn over a Somali woman, so Noor ran to keep those votes from Kahn. Sources say @IlhanMN later revealed Noor was a close friend during the campaign — even babysitting her children.

Here are the message board links: (6/x)

— David Steinberg 🧔🏻 (@realDSteinberg) July 22, 2019

Here are screenshots of the threads. Note the timestamps — the media outlets are reportedly speaking to the potentially violent source AFTER he posted the threats. pic.twitter.com/YOvRrt3BV8

— David Steinberg 🧔🏻 (@realDSteinberg) July 22, 2019

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/07/breaking-ilhan-omar-supporters-caught-threatening-attempting-to-dox-a-somali-whistleblower-who-revealed-ilhans-crimes/

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Trump expands fast-track deportation authority across U.S.

The Trump administration announced Monday that it will vastly extend the authority of immigration officers to deport migrants without allowing them to appear before judges, its second major policy shift on immigration in eight days.

SAN DIEGO – The Trump administration announced Monday that it will vastly extend the authority of immigration officers to deport migrants without allowing them to appear before judges, its second major policy shift on immigration in eight days.

Starting Tuesday, fast-track deportations can apply to anyone in the country illegally for less than two years. Previously, those deportations were largely limited to people arrested almost immediately after crossing the Mexican border.

Kevin McAleenan, the acting Homeland Security secretary, portrayed the nationwide extension of "expedited removal" authority as another Trump administration effort to address an "ongoing crisis on the southern border" by freeing up beds in detention facilities and reducing a backlog of more than 900,000 cases in immigration courts.

U.S. authorities do not have space to detain "the vast majority" of people arrested on the Mexican border, leading to the release of hundreds of thousands with notices to appear in court, McAleenan said in the policy directive to be published Tuesday in the Federal Register. He said Homeland Security officials with the new deportation power will deport migrants in the country illegally more quickly than the Justice Department's immigration courts, where cases can take years to resolve.

The agency "expects that the full use of expedited removal statutory authority will strengthen national security, diminish the number of illegal entries, and otherwise ensure the prompt removal of aliens apprehended in the United States," McAleenan said.

The American Civil Liberties Union and American Immigration Council said they would sue to block the policy.

"Under this unlawful plan, immigrants who have lived here for years would be deported with less due process than people get in traffic court," said Omar Jawdat, director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project.

"Expedited removal" gives enforcement agencies broad authority to deport people without allowing them to appear before an immigration judge with limited exceptions, including if they express fear of returning home and pass an initial screening interview for asylum.

The powers were created under a 1996 law but went largely unnoticed until 2004, when Homeland Security said it would be enforced for people who are arrested within two weeks of entering the U.S. by land and caught within 100 miles (160 kilometers) of the border.

https://abc7.com/politics/trump-expands-fast-track-deportation-authority-across-us/5412524/

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Trump expands fast-track deportation authority across U.S.

The Trump administration announced Monday that it will vastly extend the authority of immigration officers to deport migrants without allowing them to appear before judges, its second major policy shift on immigration in eight days.

The fast-track deportations have become a major piece of U.S. immigration enforcement over the last decade. Critics have said it grants too much power to immigration agents and U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials.

The potential impact of the new measure is difficult to predict. McAleenan said 20,570 people arrested in the nation's interior from October 2017 through September 2018 year had been in the U.S. less than two years, which would make them eligible for fast-track deportation under the new rule. Critics said the new measure's impact could be more far-reaching because many in the U.S for longer than two years may be unable to prove they have been in the country for so long.

"Expanding the fast-track procedure to apply anywhere in the U.S. is a recipe for ripping thousands more families apart and devastating communities," said Grace Meng, Human Rights Watch's U.S. program acting deputy director. "This is a massive and dangerous change."

The administration said the expanded authority will likely mean less time for migrants in detention while cases wind their way through immigration court. The average stay in immigration detention for people in fast-track removal was 11.4 days from October 2017 through September 2018, compared to 51.5 days for people arrested in the nation's interior.

The announcement was the second major policy shift in eight days following an unprecedented surge of families from Central America's Northern Triangle of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.

Last week, the administration said it will deny asylum to anyone who passes through other countries en route to the U.S. without seeking protection in at least one of those countries. Two lawsuits were filed challenging the move. A judge in Washington, D.C., heard arguments Monday on whether to block the policy. Judge Timothy Kelly said he would "endeavor to rule on this as quickly as I can."

A judge in San Francisco has set a hearing for Wednesday in a similar lawsuit.

Also Monday, a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a decision by a federal judge in Seattle that blocked a policy to indefinitely detain asylum seekers without a chance to be released on bond. The policy to deny bond hearings had been set to take effect July 15.

The White House issued a statement Monday night saying, "We strongly disagree with that decision and expect to prevail on the merits of the appeal and to see the law upheld."

https://abc7.com/politics/trump-expands-fast-track-deportation-authority-across-us/5412524/

Rare footage of uncontacted tribe highlights threat to Amazon forest

The footage was filmed by a member of a neighbouring tribal group campaigning to protect the region's isolated indigenous people.

Tuesday 23 July 2019 09:14, UK

Rare video of uncontacted members of Brazil's Awa Amazon tribe has emerged, as activists warn of growing threats to this tribe from loggers who are nearing their traditional hunting ground.

The footage was taken in the northern state of Maranhao and shows a man holding a large knife in the rainforest.

He holds up the blade to his face before looking towards the person filming him.

The footage was taken by Flay Guajajara, a member of the nearby Guajajara tribe, another tribal group from the Amazon which has campaigned to protect the isolated indigenous people of the region.

"They (Awa tribe) are a people who have not had contact with anyone from any society. They are a people who have been persecuted for the more than 519 years.

"They live on that land there but we have never had any contact (with them). We've always known that they are there, in the middle of that great forest."

While some members of the Awa have made contact with the outside world, it is believed there are many living in isolated areas of the rainforest that are under threat from logging.

According to data from Brazil's National Institute for Space Research, deforestation in the world's largest tropical rainforest soared more than 88% in June compared with the same month a year ago.

Flay Guajajara added: "We have got together and organised a team to protect the territory.

"We were worried and are worried about future generations and about the isolated tribes that we have never seen, but which our grandparents told us of, that there are people there and that they need protection.

"Also, what they said is that these people need us, that they need the forest and that we need the forest too."

He says the destruction of the Amazon is a "reality" and the consequences are "very serious".

https://news.sky.com/story/rare-footage-of-uncontacted-tribe-highlights-threat-to-amazon-forest-11768716

Ghana Navy assist raided Turkish ship

A Turkish ship which was distressed following pirates' attack at sea has been rescued and brought ashore by the Ghana Navy.

A Turkish ship which was distressed following pirates’ attack at sea has been rescued and brought ashore by the Ghana Navy.

The Ghanaian navy crew members were on the GNS EHWOR, conducting routine patrols at sea at the time, swiftly responded to the situation and offered assistance to the Turkish flagged vessel, MV PAKSOY-1, which was attacked in Nigerian waters, while en route to Côte d’Ivoire, after discharging her cargo (fertilizer) in Douala, Cameroun, from Morocco.

Commodore James Osei Kontoh, Flag Officer Commanding (FOC) the Eastern Naval Command, told the Ghana News Agency that, the vessel was attacked by about six armed pirates.

They came with a speed boat, boarded the vessel and took away 10 Turkish crew members, and later abandoned the ship, he said.

Commodore Kontoh stated that the alleged pirates fired and destroyed most of the navigational equipment at the bridge, which totally crippled the vessel.

He said they then took away the 10 crew members at gunpoint and abandoned the ship at about 2300 hours, leaving 8 crew members on-board, on Saturday, 13 July 2019.

The vessel was subsequently escorted to Tema by GNS EHWOR on Monday, 15 July 2019 and was currently safe at the Tema Anchorage.

The FOC indicated that on 17 July 2019, he met with the Turkish Ambassador, and some security agencies in the Ghana maritime sector, to discuss the perennial problem of piracy.

Source :

https://asembi.com/ghana-navy-assist-raided-turkish-ship/

Ghananewsagency.org

Wins Warren Buffett lunch with $4.5 million.

Still needs to run ads on Twitter for exposure..

Priceless…

People involved in the FBI probe:

L.A. City Hall:

Jose Huizar- L.A. City Councilman

Raymond Chan- former Deputy Mayor For Economic Development

Curren Price- Council member for the 9th district

George Esparza- Former aid to Jose Huizar

Lincoln Lee- Ex Chief Of LABDS

'HUGE CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING BUST IN ARIZONA!!!'

PD: 25 arrested for child sex crimes in multi-agency, undercover operation: Authorities arrested 25 suspects who solicited & or/brokered deals for various sex acts with children.

Multiple agencies in the Valley worked together to arrest 25 suspects on child sex charges in an undercover operation.

The Tempe Police Department partnered with the Mesa Police Department, Homeland Security Investigations, and the Attorney General's Office for Operation Summer Shield, an undercover operation targeting the demand for child sex crimes and human trafficking.

Police say that undercover detectives placed ads on websites and apps that are commonly sought out by suspects seeking illegal sex acts with children.

During Operation Summer Shield, authorities arrested 25 suspects who solicited and or/brokered deals for various sex acts with children. The suspects range in age from 19 to 63-years-old.

The suspects arrested are:

Kristofer Hass, 36

Scott Jackson, 33

David Chickering, 55

Vincent Connor, 27

Seam Grimes, 54

Alex Waldron, 31

Devon Large, 19

Lee A. Guzman, 27

Isaiah Smith, 30

Daniel Marquez, 30

Shy Ewing, 25

Ryan Kille, 32

Moroni A. Ayala, 43

Luke Ottman, 51

Shane S. Crowell, 41

Stanford Spring, 55

Jose Vazquez Jr., 22

Bryan Jackson, 37

Kevin Tom, 27

Jose Antonio Rojas Minjarez, 30

Micha Veazey, 35

John A. Reed, 33

Andrew C. Herrington, 63

Travis J. Salmon, 23

Robert MacAdam, 50

Hillary Clinton, GIMO

Bill Clinton, GIMO

Oprah Winfrey, GIMO

Barrock Omama, GIMO

If you have information about someone being trafficked, contact your local police department or the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888 or humantraffickinghotline.org

https://www.www.fox10phoenix.com/amp/news/arizona-news/pd-25-arrested-for-child-sex-crimes-in-multi-agency-undercover-operation

BO can't claim Kenya muh citizmichealsnuts…{KEYNA CLOSED]

Kenya's finance minister, top officials arrested for corruption'

Henry Rotich hands himself in after Kenya's chief prosecutor announces charges against him and 27 other officials.

Kenya's Finance Minister Henry Rotich and other treasury officials have been arrested on corruption and fraud charges related to a multimillion-dollar project to build two massive dams, police said.

Rotich, his principal secretary and the chief executive of Kenya's environmental authority handed themselves in to the police on Monday, hours after the country's chief prosecutor ordered the arrest and prosecution of Rotich and 27 other top officials.

"They are in custody now awaiting to be taken to court," police chief George Kinoti told AFP news agency.

"We are looking for [the] others and they will all go to court."

Rotich's arrest marks the first time a sitting Kenyan minister has been arrested on corruption charges, in a country where graft is widespread. The charges against him stem from a police investigation into the misuse of funds in a dam project overseen by the Italian construction company CMC Di Ravenna.

Rotich denied any wrongdoing in a large newspaper advertisement in March. The company has also denied any wrongdoing.

Noordin Haji, Kenya's Director of Public Prosecutions, said the finance minister and the co-accused would face eight charges, ranging from conspiring to defraud and financial misconduct.

"They broke the law on public finance management under the guise of carrying out legitimate commercial transactions, colossal amounts were unjustifiably and illegally paid out through a well-choreographed scheme by government officers in collusion with private individuals and institutions," Haji told a news conference earlier on Monday.

'Nothing to worry about MUH OBAMAAAA'

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/07/kenya-finance-minister-top-officials-arrested-corruption-190722103920663.html

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