Melania Returns To Texas Border And Infuriates Dems AGAIN With What She Wore This Time
No matter what First Lady Melania Trump does, she just can't win with the left and understandably,
I don't think she cares.
The last time she headed to the Texan border with Mexico, she wore a fun, young jacket
that said on the back, "I really don't care, do u?"
She said it was just a jacket and I believe her.
Every time Melania wears heels or an outfit of any sort, the left loses it and spins it
as something nefarious.
It's insane.
This time she went to the border and wore a simple black and white outfit, which infuriated
the Dems all over again.
This time because there was pretty much nothing to criticize.
They wanted something to trash her in the media for.
Melania is always the epitome of class and dresses to the nines.
The left hates her for her beauty, grace, and kindness.
They show it every time they can.
Melania's greatest sin this time was not being part of the media spectacle.
She is in this for the children and she genuinely cares about them.
Something the leftists cannot relate to.
Melania has real compassion for these children and wants to be involved in making sure they
are taken care of and treated well.
The first lady does not go out of her way to send messages like the left does.
If anything, her original jacket told the media she doesn't care what they think of
her and I think we can all relate to that.
In a clean cut and simple white slacks and a black blouse, Melania went about visiting
centers where children were housed after their parents were apprehended at the U.S.-Mexican
border.
She did not release details on her plans probably to foil attempts by the vulturistic press
to hound her during her visits.
Her first visit was only a week ago to the border town of McAllen, Texas.
She met with officials there who are dealing with detained families.
She also took time to meet with children and encourage them.
That's what a first lady does and Melania does it very well.
So many things are happening here in the U.S. and internationally, it makes your head spin.
But what does the media focus on?
Melania's wardrobe.
It's just dumb.
The first lady's spokeswoman said it was just a jacket, with no hidden message, but
the left ran with it anyway.
President Trump supported Melania by tweeting that his wife was saying she really doesn't
care about the "fake news" media.
It could have been either one and you know what?
It doesn't matter.
It means nothing in the scheme of things and it just shows how hyper-reactive the media
is.
The media is still ranting over children being separated from their parents at the border.
As I understand it, most if not all of them have been reunited and this blowup is another
piece of fake news.
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered that thousands of migrant children and parents be reunited
within 30 days and sooner if the youngster is under 5.
Trump is already doing that and that ruling was pure grandstanding.
And what would a media outrage be without Michelle Obama sticking her nose where it
does not belong?
She was speaking recently at an event in New Orleans, Louisiana.
It was during that talk that Michelle brought up her time as first lady while taking a mean
jab at Melania.
"I couldn't make those kinds of [fashion] mistakes, I was outstanding," said Michelle.
Time tweeted, "Making mistakes was not an option."
Michelle Obama on the pressure of being "the first."
That is the most arrogant statement I have ever heard from a first lady.
Just wow.
First off, Michelle Obama should be taking fashion lessons from Melania.
I didn't care for Michelle Obama's style at all.
What she said about Melania's fashion choice was just laughable and is enough to tick anyone
off.
She has a selective memory if she thinks that she ever looked better than Melania Trump.
One simple little message on a jacket sent everyone reeling.
Michelle hardly had that effect on anyone.
I think she's really jealous of Melania… she can't quit talking about Melania and
trashing her.
That's just sad.
And remind me again… did Michelle Obama ever once go to the border?
Nope, she didn't and her husband incarcerated twice as many children as President Trump
and Obama used cages.
Michelle attacks Melania because she has no legacy as first lady and she knows Melania
will leave an incredible legacy when she leaves the White House.
Melania Trump will leave memories of kindness and a love for children in her wake.
She takes the time to go to the border or to areas hit by calamity and she actually
works with people to help them.
I don't recall ever seeing Michelle Obama do that in the eight years she was in the
White House.
I do remember her saying she was ashamed of her country and that she hated being in the
White House.
But her meddling in school lunches pales in comparison to the charitable actions by Melania.
Fashion-wise, there is literally no comparison.
Melania is in a whole other category from Michelle.
As far as making mistakes, Michelle made many of them and her attire was right at the top
of the list.
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HUNTSVILLE, Texas -- Danny Paul Bible, a 66-year-old Texas prisoner accused of four killings and at least nine rapes, has been executed for a 1979 rape and murder in Houston that went unsolved for two decades until he confessed
Bible received lethal injection Wednesday evening for the death of 20-year-old Inez Deaton, whose body was found on the banks of a Houston bayou
Bible's attorneys had argued to the courts that his multiple health issues made it likely his punishment would be botched and cause him unconstitutional pain
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a last-day appeal about an hour before he was put to death
CBS affiliate KHOU-TV writes that Bible did mutter "burning . it hurts" as his mother and siblings watched the execution
Bible gave no final statement. His head was shaking slightly as the lethal dose of the sedative pentobarbital began
His breaths then became snores and about a minute after the procedure began, all movement stopped
Despite fears from his attorneys that a vein would not be found for the IVs, prison technicians had one needle inserted in his left hand three minutes after he was strapped to the death chamber gurney
The second IV was inserted in his right hand after another three minutes. He was pronounced dead at 6:32 p
m., about 15 minutes after the lethal dose started. The execution was the seventh this year in Texas, the country's most active death penalty state
"Danny Paul Bible is as vile and evil a person that has ever drawn breath," said Larry Lance, whose sister, Pam Hudgins, was among Bible's victims
"We are glad to have witnessed him draw his last breath. I know he will burn in hell for eternity
" Bible's guilt was not disputed, but his lawyers had proposed he be rolled in his wheelchair in front of a firing squad or be administered nitrogen gas to cut off oxygen to his brain until he stopped breathing
Lawyers argued his deteriorating health left his veins unsuitable for IVs to be inserted
If either of those alternatives wasn't possible - and state attorneys said neither was - Bible's lawyers said his punishment should be stopped
"His unique and severe medical conditions render lethal injection an intolerably cruel method of execution as applied to him," attorney Nadia Wood told the high court
His civil rights claim "should not be barred simply because Texas has not authorized an alternative method of execution
" Bible's appeal went to the Supreme Court after the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday refused his lawsuit seeking a reprieve, a restraining order and an injunction
Assistant Texas Attorney General Stephen Hoffman said in a court filing that the lawsuit was a "meritless tactic" to delay his "well-deserved execution
" Lethal injection is the only execution method allowed in Texas and changing that would require approval of the state Legislature, which isn't scheduled to meet again until next year
A handful of death penalty states allow nitrogen hypoxia, although the method hasn't been used
Three Utah inmates have been executed by firing squad, the most recent in 2010. Utah now allows that method if drugs for execution are unavailable
Bible's lawyers also argued that severe tremors accompanying his Parkinson's disease would complicate insertion of needles
They warned of a problematic execution like ones in recent years in Ohio and Alabama
Hoffman, the state attorney, noted that IVs had been used recently to draw blood from Bible as part of his medical care
Bible was a drifter with a record of violence in several states when he was arrested in Fort Myers, Florida, in 1999 for a rape in Louisiana
He told detectives in Louisiana about four Texas killings -- including the death of a 4-month-old boy -- and at least nine rapes, including five in San Jacinto County northeast of Houston
The four slaying victims included 20-year-old Inez Deaton, a friend of Bible's cousin who was found on the banks of a Houston bayou in 1979
Investigators determined she had been raped and fatally stabbed with an ice pick
The killing went unsolved for decades before Bible linked himself to the case, and a jury decided in 2003 that the man who became known in Houston as "the ice pick killer" should die for the slaying
The three other killings all occurred in North Texas on the same day in May 1983
The victims were Bible's sister-in-law, Tracy Powers; her 4-month-old son, Justin; and Powers' roommate, Pam Hudgins
Bible pleaded guilty to Hudgins' death and was sentenced to 25 year in prison. He served seven and was released to Montana in 1992 on a form of parole known as mandatory supervision
At his trial for Deaton's slaying in Texas, Harris County prosecutors presented evidence of robberies, thefts, assaults and abductions, including the rape of an 11-year-old girl in Montana and his confessions to repeated sexual assaults of young girls from 1996 to 1998
"Some criminals' actions are so heinous, they earn the label 'worst of the worst,'" Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said
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Melania Returns To Texas Border And Infuriates Dems AGAIN With What She Wore This Time - Duration: 5:19.
Melania Returns To Texas Border And Infuriates Dems AGAIN With What She Wore This Time.
No matter what First Lady Melania Trump does, she just can't win with the left and understandably,
I don't think she cares.
The last time she headed to the Texan border with Mexico, she wore a fun, young jacket
that said on the back, "I really don't care, do u?"
She said it was just a jacket and I believe her.
Every time Melania wears heels or an outfit of any sort, the left loses it and spins it
as something nefarious.
It's insane.
This time she went to the border and wore a simple black and white outfit, which infuriated
the Dems all over again.
This time because there was pretty much nothing to criticize.
They wanted something to trash her in the media for.
Melania is always the epitome of class and dresses to the nines.
The left hates her for her beauty, grace, and kindness.
They show it every time they can.
Melania's greatest sin this time was not being part of the media spectacle.
She is in this for the children and she genuinely cares about them.
Something the leftists cannot relate to.
Melania has real compassion for these children and wants to be involved in making sure, they
are taken care of and treated well.
The first lady does not go out of her way to send messages like the left does.
If anything, her original jacket told the media she doesn't care what they think of
her, and I think we can all relate to that.
In a clean cut and simple white slacks and a black blouse, Melania went about visiting
centers where children were housed, after their parents were apprehended at the U.S
Mexican border.
She did not release details on her plans probably to foil attempts, by the vulturistic press
to hound her during her visits.
Her first visit was only a week ago to the border town of McAllen, Texas.
She met with officials there who are dealing with detained families.
She also took time to meet with children and encourage them.
That's what a first lady does and Melania does it very well.
So many things are happening here in the U.S. and internationally, it makes your head spin.
But what does the media focus on?
Melania's wardrobe.
It's just dumb.
The first lady's spokeswoman said it was just a jacket, with no hidden message, but
the left ran with it anyway.
President Trump supported Melania by tweeting that his wife was saying she really doesn't
care about the "fake news" media.
It could have been either one and you know what?
It doesn't matter.
It means nothing in the scheme of things and it just shows how hyper-reactive the media
is.
The media is still ranting over children being separated from their parents at the border.
As I understand it, most if not all of them have been reunited and this blowup is another
piece of fake news.
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered that thousands of migrant children, and parents be reunited
within 30 days, and sooner if the youngster is under 5.
Trump is already doing that and that ruling was pure grandstanding.
And what would a media outrage be without Michelle Obama sticking her nose where it
does not belong?
She was speaking recently at an event in New Orleans, Louisiana.
It was during that talk that Michelle brought up her time, as first lady while taking a
mean jab at Melania.
"I couldn't make those kinds of [fashion] mistakes, I was outstanding," said Michelle.
Time tweeted, "Making mistakes was not an option."
Michelle Obama on the pressure of being "the first."
That is the most arrogant statement I have ever heard from a first lady.
First off, Michelle Obama should be taking fashion lessons from Melania.
I didn't care for Michelle Obama's style at all.
What she said about Melania's fashion choice was just laughable, and is enough to tick
anyone off.
She has a selective memory if she thinks that she ever looked better than Melania Trump.
One simple little message on a jacket sent everyone reeling.
Michelle hardly had that effect on anyone.
I think she's really jealous of Melania… she can't quit talking about Melania and
trashing her.
That's just sad.
And remind me again… did Michelle Obama ever once go to the border?
Nope, she didn't and her husband incarcerated twice as many children as President Trump,
and Obama used cages.
Michelle attacks Melania because she has no legacy as first lady, and she knows Melania
will leave an incredible legacy, when she leaves the White House.
Melania Trump will leave memories of kindness, and a love for children in her wake.
She takes the time to go to the border or to areas hit by calamity and she actually
works with people to help them.
I don't recall ever seeing Michelle Obama do that in the eight years she was in the
White House.
I do remember her saying she was ashamed of her country, and that she hated being in the
White House.
But her meddling in school lunches pales in comparison to the charitable actions by Melania.
Fashion-wise, there is literally no comparison.
Melania is in a whole other category from Michelle.
As far as making mistakes, Michelle made many of them and her attire was right at the top
of the list.
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1| Overview of the Texas Data Repository - Duration: 2:21.
This video is part of the tutorial series created for the Texas Digital Library's Texas
Data Repository and based on a similar video set created by the Odum Institute.
The Texas Data Repository is a platform for publishing and archiving datasets (and other
data products) created by faculty, staff, and students at Texas higher education institutions.
Special thanks to Texas A&M University Libraries for the use of their audiovisual suite.
This part of our series will provide a broad overview of the Texas Data Repository software,
called Dataverse.
Dataverse is an open source application that is developed primarily by Harvard University.
Institutions across the world run their own Dataverse repository installations, which
provide users with the ability to share, preserve, cite, explore and analyze research data.
For instance, there is our Texas Data Repository, as well as Dataverse repositories at other
institutions.
Some of the Dataverses within the US include, the UNC dataverse, the Harvard dataverse and
the University of Virginia dataverse.
Dataverses abroad include the Scholars Portal dataverse in Ontario, Canada; DataverseNL
in the Netherlands,. and the list goes on.
Institutions and other stakeholders can be part of the Dataverse Community which contributes
to development of the dataverse software as well as norms and standards in data sharing.
The Dataverse Project also has a Github repository where community members can contribute code
extensions and track issues.
The dataverse project also makes available APIs to encourage the development of new and
exciting tool integrations.
Now let's look at the basic schematic structure of the Texas Data Repository's Dataverse software.
Participating academic institutions have their own spaces within the Texas Data Repository.
The Texas Data Repository's Dataverse, unlike the Harvard dataverse, is not open to researchers
worldwide.
Only researchers affiliated with Institutions who are part of the Texas Data Repository
may create and use collections in the Texas Data Repository.
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In Texas, A Summer Job That Helps Provide Temporary Refuge For Migrants - Duration: 6:28.
In Texas, A Summer Job That Helps Provide Temporary Refuge For Migrants
When I arrived at Casa Vides, I found a nondescript two-story brick building close enough to the border that you could walk to it.
This is a place that provides refuge for two types of people: those who evaded border patrol and those who were caught, handed over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and then released while their cases are still pending.
Casa Vides provides food, shelter and legal support to up to 40 people at a time.
It's run by the faith-based nonprofit, Annunciation House.
"My mom is an immigrant from South America so this issue has always been close to my heart," says Daniel Rottenborn, a 19-year-old volunteering for the summer.
He and 20-year-old volunteer Francis Brockman are both students at University of Notre Dame.
"For me," Brockman says, "I've taken a lot of Spanish classes and so I wanted to put that to use and just the situation with immigration today, like, the political climate.
It was something that I wanted to explore and learn more about.
So I feel like coming to the border was a pretty obvious choice.".
At this shelter, there are families and a number of teens — and that's an interesting experience for a young volunteer like Brockman.
"Sometimes there will be people that come into the house that are 19 or 20, like around our age, and they'll already have kids with them," Brockman says.
"So that's just an entirely different situation that I cannot even imagine at this point my life.".
Casa Vides said we couldn't talk to any of the residents.
But Brockman and Rottenborn have heard from teens here — some of whom crossed illegally instead of through a port of entry – about fleeing all kinds of violence on their journeys.
What little they say, says a lot.
"You see this 16-year-old kid," Rottenborn says.
"He's with his family.
You know, he has a bed, he has food for the first time in a while.
And he's just sitting there quiet.
It strikes me is vastly different than the experience of a normal American teenager.".
Brockman and Rottenborn could have gotten more typical summer jobs.
Brockman says his other option was working at a bagel shop back home in Ohio.
The two are living at Casa Vides sharing a room adjacent to the migrants' rooms.
They spend their time doing chores from cooking to cleaning to organizing games.
"Along this wall here, we have more stuff for babies," Brockman says.
"We have a room full of sheets, dry goods, medicine.".
"Yeah, we have a closet full of cleaning supplies, baby diapers, sanitary products, all of the hygiene and health-oriented stuff as well," Rotterborn adds.
Rotterborn says he and Brockman aren't trained on how to work with babies and children.
The shelter's goal is to promote independence and allow parents to do what they do best, parent.
"The resiliency that we see from these kids when they come into our house, and they start playing with the toys, and immediately, it's like that, you flip a switch, and they go from scared kids hiding behind their parents to just kids," Rotterborn says.
This past weekend, a bus pulled up and 32 undocumented parents got off.
With a few small belongings, including papers, they quietly walked into Casa Vides, greeted by staff with hugs.
The parents had been separated from their children at the border.
Their criminal cases were dropped after Trump reversed his policy on family separation.
Casa Vides tells migrants they can stay at the shelter as long as they want.
Many will connect with family members in the U.S.
and move out to live with them while they wait for their day in court.
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Houston's 'Ice Pick Killer' Executed in Texas for 1979 Rape and Murder - Duration: 9:57.
(HUNTSVILLE, Texas) — A Texas prisoner accused of four killings and at least nine rapes was executed Wednesday for a 1979 rape and murder in Houston that went unsolved for two decades until he confessed
Danny Paul Bible, 66, received lethal injection Wednesday evening after unsuccessful appeals contended his multiple health issues made it likely his execution would be botched and cause him unconstitutional pain
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a last-day appeal about an hour before he was put to death without apparent complications
Asked by the warden if he had a final statement, Bible replied: "No, sir." His head was shaking slightly as the lethal dose of the sedative pentobarbital began
His attorneys said Parkinson's disease was among his ailments. As the drug started to take effect, Bible started taking quick breaths, muttered at one point that it was "burning" and that it "hurt
" His breaths then became snores and about a minute after the procedure began, all movement stopped
Despite fears from his attorneys that a vein would not be found for the IVs, prison technicians had one needle inserted in his left hand three minutes after he was strapped to the death chamber gurney
The second IV was inserted in his right hand after another three minutes. He stared intently at relatives of two of his victims who watched through a window a few feet from him, but never said anything to them
He was pronounced dead at 6:32 p.m., about 15 minutes after the lethal dose started
The execution was the seventh this year in Texas, the country's most active death penalty state
"Danny Paul Bible is as vile and evil a person that has ever drawn breath," said Larry Lance, whose sister, Pam Hudgins, was among Bible's victims
"We are glad to have witnessed him draw his last breath. I know he will burn in hell for eternity
" Bible's guilt was not disputed, but his lawyers had proposed he be rolled in his wheelchair in front of a firing squad or be administered nitrogen gas to cut off oxygen to his brain until he stopped breathing
Lawyers argued his deteriorating health left his veins unsuitable for IVs to be inserted
If either of those alternatives wasn't possible — and state attorneys said neither was — Bible's lawyers said his punishment should be stopped
"His unique and severe medical conditions render lethal injection an intolerably cruel method of execution as applied to him," attorney Nadia Wood told the high court
His civil rights claim "should not be barred simply because Texas has not authorized an alternative method of execution
" Bible's appeal went to the Supreme Court after the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday refused his lawsuit seeking a reprieve, a restraining order and an injunction
Assistant Texas Attorney General Stephen Hoffman said in a court filing that the lawsuit was a "meritless tactic" to delay his "well-deserved execution
" Lethal injection is the only execution method allowed in Texas and changing that would require approval of the state Legislature, which isn't scheduled to meet again until next year
A handful of death penalty states allow nitrogen hypoxia, although the method hasn't been used
Three Utah inmates have been executed by firing squad, the most recent in 2010. Utah now allows that method if drugs for execution are unavailable
Bible's lawyers also argued that severe tremors accompanying his Parkinson's disease would complicate insertion of needles
They warned of a problematic execution like ones in recent years in Ohio and Alabama
Hoffman, the state attorney, noted that IVs had been used recently to draw blood from Bible as part of his medical care
Bible was a drifter with a record of violence in several states when he was arrested in Fort Myers, Florida, in 1999 for a rape in Louisiana
He told detectives in Louisiana about four Texas killings — including the death of a 4-month-old boy — and at least nine rapes, including five in San Jacinto County northeast of Houston
The four slaying victims included 20-year-old Inez Deaton, a friend of Bible's cousin who was found on the banks of a Houston bayou in 1979
Investigators determined she had been raped and fatally stabbed with an ice pick
The killing went unsolved for decades before Bible linked himself to the case, and a jury decided in 2003 that the man who became known in Houston as "the ice pick killer" should die for the slaying
The three other killings all occurred in North Texas on the same day in May 1983
The victims were Bible's sister-in-law, Tracy Powers; her 4-month-old son, Justin; and Powers' roommate, Hudgins
Bible pleaded guilty to Hudgins' death and was sentenced to 25 year in prison
He served seven and was released to Montana in 1992 on a form of parole known as mandatory supervision
At his trial for Deaton's slaying in Texas, Harris County prosecutors presented evidence of robberies, thefts, assaults and abductions, including the rape of an 11-year-old girl in Montana and his confessions to repeated sexual assaults of young girls from 1996 to 1998
"Some criminals' actions are so heinous, they earn the label 'worst of the worst,'" Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said
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