The actor Stephen Baldwin, a born-again Christian, has just directed a DVD called "Livin' It," pairing extreme sports with faith testimony, from which he hopes to spin skate Bibles, clothing, CD's and Bible-study guides, all tied to a nonprofit youth ministry.
File cabinets and boxes nearby included more extensive assignments he had recently completed: summaries of long deposition testimony from which he had extracted the most germane parts, copies of summonses and subpoenas he had prepared and lawyers' court papers he had vetted to assure that the decisions they cited were still valid as precedents.
Highly uneventful testimony from #Murdoch, which must be seen as a victory for him.
The report collected testimony from Australia, Canada and New Zealand which verifies the existence of a "very close alliance," he added.
The 16-page original testimony from May 1989, which at times reads like a diary from the trenches of the First World War, was cut down to six pages, the most heavily redacted statement out of all the 116 police statements that were altered.
Occasionally scenes are separated by excerpts of letters or testimonies from refugees, which are projected onto a back-cloth in French and spoken in either Persian or Kurdish.
His comments overshadowed long-awaited congressional testimony from Alan Greenspan, in which the Fed chairman cautiously endorsed the idea of private accounts.And Republicans reckoned that the president had given away a bargaining chip to Democrats for no gain.
The issue bubbled up this week after The Daily Caller, an online news site, dug up Congressional testimony from 2008 in which Mark Sullivan, director of the Secret Service, estimated the cost of daily protection for a presidential candidate at $38,000.
Gretchen Carlson's brave decision to sue Ailes and testify to his lurid, exploitative behavior — and the testimony from other women which followed — made it impossible for Murdoch to keep him around.
That statement led to a classified exchange of letters involving Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat on the intelligence committee, the NSA and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and ultimately the infamous testimony from Clapper in which he untruthfully told the Senate panel the government was "not wittingly" collecting data on hundreds of millions of Americans.
The trial was capped by four days of testimony from Durst, in which he claimed he had no memory of cutting up Black's body.
