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Whelan noted that despite negative press surrounding Hunter's indictment, he "still won pretty easily" in his re-election bid in November. Whelan tentatively denied the motion, but did say that at the time of jury selection, the court will determine whether bias against Hunter exists within the jury pool, at which point a change of venue motion could be reconsidered. 369

When global markets drop, wall-to-wall coverage by the financial media creates a sense of impending doom. “You’d think the world was ending,” says Wayne Maslyk, CEO of Great Lakes Benefits and Wealth Management in Sandusky, Ohio.“In the past decade or so, especially with social media, news organizations have really figured out how to tease the amygdala,” the region of the brain that triggers the fight-or-flight response in humans, adds Thomas. “Everything is a crisis.”To protect your portfolio — and your sanity — advisors recommend not watching daily moves, but instead checking in monthly, quarterly or annually.Amid troubling news reports, investors also get hit with strident market pitches online. “They start to see more scary emails and pop-up ads on the internet; clients can’t seem to stop opening them,” Maslyk says.“There’s always something touting, ‘The guy who predicted the [financial crisis] is now saying this’ — or to buy gold, or some guy’s stock-trading newsletter,” he says. “That’s what gets people to make the emotional, fearful decision to do something different and go off their plan. In many cases, they screw up and get hurt and it’s hard to rebound.” 1197

We have no idea what is the level of drinks they were actually drinking, Schwarzinger added. "That kind of information you can only get in a cohort study with a questionnaire." 176

We love to watch the sunsets, said Erin.This time, the two ventured out onto a rock near the edge of the rim off the trail and away from any railing to take a photo. Emily grabbed her mom's phone, and started to take a few steps back."I saw that the ledge was right there and I said, 'don’t take another step back,' " Erin said. "When she did that little slip thing and caught herself, I mean, my stomach turned."Emily's foot fell off the ledge and the 20-year-old used her hands to regain her balance and lift herself up."It was a really scary feeling,” Erin added. “As soon as I knew that she was OK, I just got really angry that she had done that. So, I just went up and grabbed her and said, 'you just scared me to death, Emily.' ““She was gritting her teeth she was so mad," said Koford, calling herself blessed. “For a second there I was like, 'oh my gosh what did I just do?' “At least 64 deaths have been recorded at the Grand Canyon since it was established 200 years ago.National Park officials say they see, on average, 12 deaths a year, but not all of them are from falls. Other deaths are related to medical issues or happen outside of the rim. These numbers do not include any death that was ruled a suicide.A 1224

When asked whether they think unauthorized immigrants commit serious crimes at a higher rate than the rest of the population, 29 percent of those surveyed believe the migrants commit crimes at a lower rate. 207

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