Jurors found that Coll worked with the two other officers, Brian Taylor and Anthony Torres, to cover up the assault, falsely claiming that Spear attacked Coll with a cane.
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Ally Coll and Anna Kain WASHINGTON — About a month and a half ago, a woman who had just gone through the process of reporting harassment at her job in Washington approached Ally Coll.
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Rightly, Mr Coll spreads the blame for all this disappointment.
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Coll anticipated how it might be viewed as a twist.
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"We are becoming a Third World country," García Coll said.
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Mr. Coll, who left Rikers in 2014, did not testify.
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Coll referred the woman to Anna Kain, a former Hill staffer whom Coll met last year at an organization meeting for a group dedicated specifically to pushing back on sexual harassment on Capitol Hill.
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"Her question made me realize the answer was no," Coll said.
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Early in the morning, Coll entered the booth for a call.
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The ACD must follow the FCA's 'COLL' rules for investment funds.
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Could Coll point her to some sort of group to network with?
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Oddly, for an otherwise exhaustive book, Mr Coll neglects some notable episodes.
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According to Coll, direct sales are a significant revenue stream for breweries.
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Steve Coll: Alex Jones, the First Amendment and the digital public square.
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But Tillerson quietly adjusted the company's position on the issue, according to Coll.
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Ivonne Coll as Alba, Gina Rodriguez as Jane, and Andrea Navedo as Xiomara.
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The title suggests Mr Coll especially blames the destructive behaviour of Pakistan's spies.
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" Prosecutors called that argument "meritless," adding: "Coll lied in order to protect himself.
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"I haven't stopped thinking about that message since I got it," Coll said.
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"This is what you get," Mr. Coll told Mr. Spear, using an expletive.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Coll was culpable and proud of what he had done.
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Rather than stop there, Coll then repeatedly kicked Spear in the head, she said.
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"People think: 'I'm sure there are rules companies have to adhere to,'" Coll said.
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"We're dreading the holidays," said García Coll, the psychologist, who works in San Juan.
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It's a heart-wrenching scene — one Coll crushes — but it leads to something fantastic.
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Mr. Torres said Mr. Coll then pulled up Mr. Spear's head and leaned forward.
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"The work environments that exist in DC tend to be very mission-driven," Coll said.
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Coll says that Friedrich's "dialogue between landscape and character" was the inspiration for his series.
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The dean of Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism, Coll is a seasoned and accomplished reporter.
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Mr. Coll was also convicted of charges that included obstruction of justice and falsifying records.
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She said Mr. Coll had punched Mr. Spear in the face and in the stomach.
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After Mr. Coll gave his version, the captain asked Mr. Torres whether it was true.
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DIRECTORATE S: The C.I.A. and America's Secret Wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan, by Steve Coll.
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Colnaghi merged last year with the 10-year-old Madrid dealership Coll & Cortès, and the company's new partners, Jorge Coll and Nicolas Cortès, who specialize in 17th-century Spanish painting and sculpture, have been the driving force behind a contemporary makeover of the space.
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"I think the #MeToo movement is bringing up a range of experiences for people," Coll said.
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Mr Coll concludes that there was "chronic triangular mistrust" between America and the two Asian countries.
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In his book, Coll describes a meeting between Putin and Tillerson in the summer of 2011.
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"I like the idea that I'm recycling the material, not just the image," Coll tells Creators.
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Steve Coll has written a book of surpassing excellence that is almost certainly destined for irrelevance.
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"This is what you get," the witness said Mr. Coll told Mr. Spear, using an expletive.
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He said Mr. Coll began to kick Mr. Spear repeatedly on the side of the head.
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"Taking of Getty Oil: Pennzoil, Texaco, and the Takeover Battle That Made History" by Steve Coll
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As far as Coll and Kain know, a casual gathering like this does not exist in Washington.
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AKM-GSI;Walt Disney Pictures/Courtesy Everett Coll Rihanna as… Mulan The full-sleeved, floor length gown!
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Mr. Coll is to be sentenced on Wednesday by Judge Loretta A. Preska of Federal District Court.
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Tillerson never granted Coll an interview over his years of research for the book, according to the author.
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Both Taylor and Torres pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the cover-up, and Torres testified against Coll.
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"There are exceptions, and there are certainly single-location beer bars that make the same mistakes," Coll says.
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In 2003, Managing Editor Steve Coll tried to persuade his boss to focus on national and international audiences.
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Coll detailed at the event her own experience with workplace harassment as an intern working on Capitol Hill.
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District of Columbia: "Discouraged but not illegal," says Rachel Coll, information officer for the District's Board of Elections.
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Harrison Coll, a corps dancer who made his debut as Romeo on Tuesday, is endearingly impulsive and coltish.
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Mr. Coll then lifted Mr. Spear's head and leaned in close, one witness, a fellow correction officer, testified.
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Mr. Coll was also convicted of obstruction of justice, falsifying records and conspiring to carry out both offenses.
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Mr. Coll then punched Mr. Spear in the face and stomach, and another officer, Anthony Torres, tackled him.
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Two of Spear's relatives, niece Tiara Kelly and cousin Donna Spear, spoke in court shortly before Coll was sentenced.
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Mr Coll points the finger at ISI officers for causing bloodshed and taking risks that might provoke another war.
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That someone is Grandma Alba-as-Miranda (Ivonne Coll) in a shocking red wig and power blue power suit.
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Troy Coll is a member of Raise Your Pints, a craft beer advocacy group established in Mississippi in 2008.
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"This bill means growth—jobs and revenue for breweries, and desperately needed tax dollars for the state," Coll says.
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It says the men started jabbing at each other, and Mr. Coll began punching Mr. Spear in the face.
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García Coll said the season has been subdued so far, even on what used to be lively weekend nights.
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Ally Coll Steele is president and cofounder of the Purple Campaign, a nonprofit organization to end workplace sexual harassment.
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"We are devastated at this point," Cynthia García Coll, an educational psychologist who lives near San Juan, told CNN.
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Rachel Coll, a spokeswoman for the District of Columbia Board of Elections, said her agency reached out to Nextdoor.
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Finally, Mr. EARP is wearing a LAP BELT in the appropriate place at 39- and 38A's STOCKS COLL / APSE.
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Mr. Spear, not wanting to wait, tried to kick Mr. Coll and push past him into the doctor's office.
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"They keep the windows closed," added Mr. Coll, now the dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
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And when the employer is a politician, allegations of sexual misconduct — and how they're handled — matter to voters, Coll said.
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Conveying the views of Pakistan's double-dealing generals and spooks, Mr Coll draws from private conversations recorded by American eavesdroppers.
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"It was like an education in the structure of local government," said Steve Coll, dean of the Columbia Journalism School.
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Washington's strained relationships with the Afghan and Pakistani governments only exacerbated the problems, Coll writes in his excellent, engrossing account.
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According to Steve Coll, dean of Columbia's School of Journalism—who wrote extensively about Exxon—the man is pretty damn bright.
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Coll was arrested in June 2015, nearly a year after the city agreed to a $2.75 million settlement with Spear's family.
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For Steve Coll, the conflict in Afghanistan has proved to be a "humbling case study in the limits of American power".
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Gannett board member Stephen Coll, dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, chairs the Open Society U.S. Programs board.
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"It's alive again," says Fontaines bassist Conor Deegan III, who completes the band alongside guitarist Connor Curley, and drummer Tom Coll.
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The clan had lands on the Isles of Mull, Coll, Tiree and Jura — all also along the west coast of Scotland.
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Coll said she was working at an event as a Democratic staffer when she met Biden during the 2008 election cycle.
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Among the Gannett board members who won re-election on Thursday was Steve Coll, the dean of the Columbia Journalism School.
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Three female dancers (Claire Kretzschmar, Indiana Woodward and Unity Phelan) formed a cluster, while a male dancer (Harrison Coll) hovered nearby.
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The other two members of his crew were Harrison Coll and Roman Mejia, already winning dancers who keep broadening their range.
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No matter the role, Mr. Coll always seems to bring onto the stage a breath of real life outside the theater.
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Rather than a crumpled white flower à la Alba Villanueva (Ivonne Coll), Farouk uses a Coca-Cola bottle as a virginity allegory.
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Adler then handed the stage over to Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism Dean Steve Coll, who moderated the conversation with Evans.
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In "Private Empire", a book about ExxonMobil by Steve Coll, the author can barely disguise his astonishment at how far this went.
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Details: Vail Kohnert-Yount, Sofie Karasek and Ally Coll told WashPost Biden had touched them in ways that made them feel uncomfortable.
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"The business goes the whole year round," said Jorge Coll, a partner at Colnaghi, a dealer with galleries in London and Madrid.
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The Victoria and Albert became a pioneer in equal opportunity when it appointed Elizabeth Esteve-Coll to be its director in 1987.
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"Steve Coll has written a book of surpassing excellence that is almost certainly destined for irrelevance," our reviewer Andrew J. Bacevich writes.
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In each chapter of this very long but engrossing book, Coll takes a deep dive into some particular facet of the conflict.
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In court, Mr. Schmidt depicted Mr. Spear as a nasty and recalcitrant inmate who had started the physical dispute with Mr. Coll.
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Private Empire: ExxonMobil and American Power, by Steve Coll: It changed my thinking about big corporations and, particularly, their relationship to politics.
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Vargas said Spear then kicked Coll, leading the officer to punch Spear and two other officers to restrain the inmate on the ground.
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The other two guards, Brian Taylor and Anthony Torres, have pleaded guilty to their roles in a cover-up prosecutors say Coll led.
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Coll, Taylor and Torres subsequently sought to cover up the cause of Spear's death by filing false reports and by lying to investigators.
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Coll-Very said in a letter to Kukral she had until last Thursday to inform investigators whether she would participate in an interview.
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In it Mr Coll sets out an impressively detailed, stylishly crafted and authoritative chronicle of America's post-invasion efforts in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Despite the killing of Osama bin Laden in 2011, al-Qaeda and its jihadist offshoots remain "active, lethal and adaptive", notes Mr Coll.
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Smart device privacy regulation will take some time — three to five years, Coll estimates — though politicians are becoming more focused on the topic.
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Before the episode aired, its summary warned Jane's beloved grandma Alba (Ivonne Coll) would be "appalled" by a comment made at her job.
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James Coll is an adjunct professor of American and constitutional history at Hofstra University and Nassau Community College and the founder of ChangeNYS.
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Carnera's American management team were a veritable rogue's gallery of gangsters, sporting nicknames like Vincent 'Mad Dog' Coll and Owney 'The Killer' Madden.
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Trump's approval ratings did increase following the attack, and, as Coll notes, he was applauded by people and by governments around the world.
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Mr. Coll then screamed at Mr. Spear and kicked him several times in the side of the head, Mr. Torres testified through tears.
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Mr. Coll then leaned forward, pulled up Mr. Spear's head and said, "This is what you get," using an expletive, Mr. Torres testified.
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Steve Coll, dean of the Columbia Journalism School, told an Exxon spokesman that his accusations against the Los Angeles Times reports are unfounded.
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In his costume, Mr. Coll looked as though he could be their great-grandfather, but he behaved more like a cool older brother.
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"Right before I come out, I like having my moment with the prince," said Mr. Coll, who played that role a decade ago.
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Sam Bakewell, Marcin Rusak, Laura Youngson Coll, Juli Bolaños-Durman, and Jessica Harrison were announced the awardees of the 19373 Jerwood Makers Open.
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When Tillerson — a longtime Raymond deputy — took charge, ExxonMobil saw an opening to quietly begin adjusting its position on climate change, according to Coll.
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Few writers are better placed than Mr Coll, a journalist and former head of the New America Foundation, a think-tank, to explain why.
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"She is business as usual," Cynthia García Coll, a protester who teaches at the University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras, said of Vazquez.
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This particular series was created using what Coll calls an "assembly-line process," in which he selects characters and landscapes, then pairs them accordingly.
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"It can feel a bit futile as an individual," said Liz Coll, the head of digital change at Consumers International, a consumer advocacy group.
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Mr. Spear did not want to wait, and tried to kick Mr. Coll and push past him into the doctor's office, Ms. Vargas said.
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"Without the ability to link brewers and drinkers directly through the beer they mutually enjoy, a brewery is just another industrial food factory," Coll says.
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Columbia Journalism School dean and former New America Foundation think tank CEO Steve Coll gives readers a comprehensive history of oil and gas giant ExxonMobil.
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Coll said the companies have agreed to administer a confidential HR policy survey to help glean feedback on their existing anti-harassment policies and practices.
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As Romeo, Harrison Coll will dance opposite Sterling Hyltin's Juliet, with Joaquin De Luz as Tybalt, Daniel Ulbricht as Mercutio and Joseph Gordon as Benvolio.
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Troy Coll is a member of the craft beer advocacy group Raise Your Pints, which worked to change legislation regarding Mississippi's stifling Prohibition-era liquor laws.
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"I was really surprised to see him making light of these stories," Ally Coll, one of the women who accused Biden of inappropriate touching, told Broadly.
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Keep reading to find out which upcoming TV shows and movies will star everyone from Gina Rodriguiez to Villanueva patriarch Jaime Camil and grandma Ivonne Coll.
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Ed Hundert Vancouver, B.C. How Fake News Hurts Steve Coll, in his editorial, writes about President Trump's use of the term "fake news" (Comment, December 11th).
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"Seven months after Maria, we are back where Maria left us," Cynthia Garcia Coll, a professor at Carlos Albizu University in San Juan, said via email.
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Insider Picks freelancer and wet shaving aficionado Lucas Coll chose Mitchell's Wool Fat as the best overall shaving soap in his buying guide on the subject.
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It's time that Coll and The New Yorker understand the fact that, and the reasons that, Secretary Clinton's nomination is actually inspiring to millions of voters.
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Coll is at the height of his talents in this "riveting" tale of one of the most spectacular—and catastrophic—corporate takeovers of all time (Newsday).
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Moreover, Coll included an email thread regarding the vetting process of the situation and apologized for the way he interacted with the person on the other end.
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Mr. Spear, 52, was a pretrial detainee in an infirmary unit at Rikers when Mr. Coll assaulted him after they got into a dispute in December 2012.
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Mr. Torres testified that Mr. Coll told a captain that Mr. Spear had attacked him with a cane, and that Mr. Torres had come to his assistance.
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Mr. Torres testified that Mr. Coll told a captain that Mr. Spear had attacked him with a cane and that Mr. Torres had come to help him.
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He finally worked up the courage to reach out to Coll, who graciously invited Mullan to his test orchard in Ancram, N.Y., to sample the Niedzwetzkyana apple.
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"All that money goes into the pockets of Cuban families that are going to use those resources to expand their small businesses and improve their lives," Coll said.
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"I didn't want to do another thing where it's guy pining over girl and she's got a boyfriend and yadda yadda," Coll bluntly states during our phone conversation.
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Here, on Tuesday, his two friends (Devin Alberda and Harrison Coll) turned their dance duet into something unusually combative, perfectly illustrating the rapid moral deterioration of their adventure.
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Coll, 47, has pleaded not guilty to charges including one count of death resulting from deprivation of rights under color of law, which carries a potential life sentence.
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Summary: Pulitzer Prize–winning author Steve Coll is renowned for "his ability to take complicated, significant business stories and turn them into quick-reading engaging narratives" (Chicago Tribune).
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"The global free market for energy provides the most effective means of achieving US energy security," Tillerson wrote in an early 2000s internal Exxon memo reported by Coll.
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"What's interesting here is really the way this is shifting in light of the #MeToo movement," Ally Coll, cofounder of the campaign HR consulting firm Bright Compass, told me.
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According to testimony at the trial, that started a fight that ended with two other officers restraining Spear on the ground while Coll kicked him repeatedly in the head.
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Former Democratic aide Coll told WashPost Biden leaned in, squeezed her shoulders, held her "for a beat too long" and complimented her smile when she met him in 2008.
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"Before, people would sit and watch TV and complain or do nothing," said García Coll, a member of a community organizing group made up mostly of artists and writers.
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Josh Coll: Everyone in the band generally can be passive with videos, because reading what is basically a screenplay can be boring to someone who doesn't know the formatting.
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"Jane" is respectful to the devout Alba (wonderfully portrayed by Ivonne Coll), who crumpled a flower and told Jane that that was her virtue, if she gave it away.
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Justin Baldoni as Rafael, Gina Rodriguez as Jane, Ivonne Coll as Alba, Andrea Navedo as Xo and Jaime Camil as Rogelio in the 'Jane the Virgin' Season 1 finale.
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Mr. Torres, who was fired from the correction department in 2014 and testified through tears at times, said Mr. Coll then lifted Mr. Spear's head and leaned in close.
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While Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and her mother Xiomara (Andrea Navedo) were born in the United States, Jane's grandmother Alba (Ivonne Coll) immigrated from Venezuela — and lived undocumented for years.
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Xo, a sex-positive dancer, doesn't even offer the fish-out-of-water comedic possibilities of her mom Alba Villanueva (Ivonne Coll), who blanches in the presence of sex toys.
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"The more consumer IOT there is and the more high-profile hacking and privacy invasions that hit the headlines, there could well be a growing sense of worry," Coll said.
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"There's been a lack of understanding about the way that power can turn something that might seem innocuous into something that can make somebody feel uncomfortable," Coll told the Post.
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In this very same location, on February 6, 1932, a hitman by the name of Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll was gunned down inside the phone booth of London Chemists drugstore.
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The fact that he is a professional brought unexpected hurdles for Coll and casting director Katie Keppel, as he mentions that male nudity was explicitly written out in the treatment.
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"The way we celebrate ... is not (just) Thanksgiving and Christmas and New Year's," said Cynthia García Coll, an educational psychologist who lives in Dorado, near the capital of San Juan.
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Thus the "humility" that Mr. Coll calls for must begin with a recognition of our own tragic role as enablers in the wider drama of the rise of Islamic extremism.
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The London gallery Colnaghi, re-energized by its recent merger with the Madrid and London dealers Coll & Cortés, was one of the few old master specialists registering big-ticket sales.
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Mr. Coll could face a term as long as life in prison on the civil rights count alone when he is sentenced by Judge Loretta A. Preska on April 24.
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One of his earliest strategies was to invest in a state-run Russian oil company to put Exxon and Russia "on the same side of the table" (quote per Coll).
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Now, thanks to this supercut created by Vimeo user Stephen Coll, fans can see exactly which movie moments the FX series has paid tribute to over the course of five seasons.
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The idea, Coll and Kain said, is to provide victims a safe space to talk about their experiences with people who understand what it's like to have gone through something similar.
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In a book on ExxonMobil, "Private Empire", Steve Coll recounts Mr Tillerson's early dealings with Mr Putin during efforts to rein in an unruly Russian partner, Rosneft, on the Sakhalin development.
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Prosecutors said that in December 2012, Spear, who suffered from end-stage kidney disease, asked to see a doctor but was stopped by Coll, who said the doctor was not available.
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A relationship with a boss can put pressure on the subordinate to consent, Coll said, as well as creating an "appearance of impropriety or favoritism" that affects others in the workplace.
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Martha King Executive Director New York City Board of Correction One point Coll overlooks is that the jail system can also cause mental illness, not just exacerbate preëxisting mental-health problems.
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The show's emotional core has always been the three generations of women at its center, and tears were again shed by Jane, her mom (Andrea Navedo) and her grandmother (Ivonne Coll).
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Drawing on some 550 interviews, Coll describes in granular detail how senior officials, intelligence operatives, diplomats and military officers struggled to comprehend the problem at hand and to devise a solution.
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" Coll concludes that Washington's inability "to solve the riddle" of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence and "to stop its covert interference in Afghanistan" constituted the "greatest strategic failure of the American war.
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" Mr. Coll, in a handwritten letter to the judge, said he felt "truly terrible about what happened that night and I was shocked and surprised that Mr. Spear lost his life.
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Coll found her biographical film "exhausting," but many voters needed to see who she was; personally, I wasn't exhausted to learn of the good she has done during her public life.
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"His feel for political economies in poor countries was limited," Coll writes in a section on Nigeria — a weakness he attributes to Tillerson never having lived abroad for an extended period.
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U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, whose office is prosecuting Coll, previously sued the city over a pattern of violence against juvenile inmates, a case that ended after the city agreed to several reforms.
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In a book on ExxonMobil, "Private Empire", author Steve Coll recounts Mr Tillerson's early dealings with Mr Putin during efforts to rein in an unruly Russian partner, Rosneft, on the Sakhalin development.
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Steve Coll, author of "Private Empire; ExxonMobil and American Power," said Tillerson was seen as a "more effective communicator" than his predecessor, Lee Raymond, who was a staunch denier of climate change.
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The reason that Jane remained a virgin until marriage is because her devout Catholic grandmother Alba (Ivonne Coll) made her promise to do so when she was just a wide-eyed kid.
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Those meetings, which began around 2003, were "part private retreat, part focus group and part lobbying briefing" for leaders in the areas of human rights, environmental activism and more, Mr. Coll writes.
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Photographer Maria Contreras Coll traveled to Nepal to examine the tradition known as Chaupadi Pratha and see how times are changing, especially with the proliferation of technology and an influx of tourism.
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Brian Coll, 48, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska in Manhattan, after being convicted in December by a federal jury of causing the death of 52-year-old inmate Ronald Spear.
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There are "inherent power dynamics involved with superiors and their subordinates, which makes the issue of consent difficult," Ally Coll, co-founder of the anti-sexual harassment organization the Purple Campaign, told Vox.
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Bassist/co-songwriter Josh Coll wrote, co-directed, and filmed the clip for "Night Channels" and would spend countless nights post-gig in the band's tour van editing it down to 11 minutes.
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The show regularly pitted Ness against infamous Depression-era outlaws — Dutch Schultz, Legs Diamond, Mad Dog Coll, Bugs Moran, Lucky Luciano and Lepke Buchalter — that he might never have met, let alone collared.
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The letter's other signatories include Katherine Cichy, Rebecca Weir, Ally Coll Steele, Winsome Packer and Melanie Sloan, all of whom have alleged they were sexually harassed during their time working in congressional offices.
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"The rebels include both jihadists formerly allied with Al Qaeda and commanders aligned with the Free Syrian Army, which has been supported sporadically by the Obama Administration," the New Yorker's Steve Coll writes.
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They ran through the opening sequence, a bit of danced romantic comedy: Coll sidles up to the women and tries to persuade them, one by one, with goofy panache, to dance with him.
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The former officer, Brian Coll, 47, was also convicted of obstruction of justice and falsifying records and conspiring with others in a cover-up of the death of the inmate, Ronald Spear, 52.
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At ExxonMobil, the only place he's ever worked, Tillerson reigned over a company not particularly open to the press, according to Steve Coll, author of "Private Empire," a 2012 book about the oil giant.
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The company says there are already almost 100,000 effects in Splice Sounds, sourced from independent producers like Ric Viers of Blastwave FX, J.R. Fountain of Big Room Sound and Coll Anderson of C.A. Sound.
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Mary Coll, who organized the campaign, told the British newspaper the Guardian This is not an anti-religion thing, it's not about disrespect for people's beliefs or their right to practise any particular belief.
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Coll, who faces up to life in prison if convicted, was arrested in June 2015, nearly a year after the city agreed to pay $2.75 million to Spear's family to settle litigation over his death.
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The Center will aim to advance and modernize journalistic ethics to account for modern realities of internet publishing, like the rise of propaganda and disinformation, per Steve Coll, dean of Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism.
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This summer, at the 2018 Vail International Dance Festival, directed by Damian Woetzel, Ms. Peck is trying something new: She's choreographing a ballet for herself and fellow City Ballet dancers Roman Mejia and Harrison Coll.
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"He wanted so much for his dancers to be healthy, physically and mentally," said Harrison Coll, a member of New York City Ballet's corps de ballet, who was in Mr. Frame's class as a teenager.
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A jury in Federal District Court in Manhattan found that Mr. Coll had deprived Mr. Spear of his constitutional right to be free from excessive force, and that the assault resulted in Mr. Spear's death.
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Prosecutors said Coll punched Spear several times in the face and stomach and repeatedly kicked him in the head while he was on the ground and restrained by two other officers, Taylor and Anthony Torres.
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Read a book on Exxon like Private Empire, by renowned reporter Steve Coll, and you'll learn about how Exxon has attempted to strong-arm oil rich governments, like Venezuela, and operate private armies around the globe.
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Overseas, Maria Contreras Coll reports from Nepal on children who are believed to be the reincarnation of the Hindu goddess Durga, and Lakin Ogunbanwo's portraits capture the breathtaking beauty of Nigerian brides on their wedding day.
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Prosecutors said Coll punched Spear several times in the face and stomach, and then repeatedly kicked him in the head while he was on the ground and restrained by two other officers, Taylor and Anthony Torres.
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Her fiery mother Xiomara (Andrea Navedo), devout grandmother Alba (Ivonne Coll), and melodramatic telenovela star father Rogelio (Jaime Camil) could easily have remained as simple as those descriptors, but instead, each has become so much more.
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Uber, like the other tech companies partnering with the Purple Campaign, is not guaranteed to receive "certification" as a result of the partnership but it is helping fund the effort, said Purple Campaign's cofounder Ally Coll.
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The startup, which was founded by a lawyer, Josep Coll, back in 2011, has built tech that continuously crawls known piracy hotspots and counterfeit goods outlets online on behalf of its clients to identify possible infringements.
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"He has succeeded in creating a daily narrative in which he is the central figure," Steve Coll, the dean of the Columbia University School of Journalism and a staff writer at The New Yorker, told me.
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Mr. Torres, a correction officer on an infirmary unit at Rikers Island, had jumped in when a seriously ill inmate got into a fight with another correction officer, Brian Coll, early one morning in December 2012.
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Now Coll, Kain, and the third woman — who hasn't come forward publicly with her story and declined to be identified — are organizing their own meetup for victims of sexual harassment in Washington who have faced similar situations.
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In addition to making Mr. Gordon a principal, the company promoted six members of its corps de ballet to the rank of soloist: Daniel Applebaum, Harrison Coll, Claire Kretzschmar, Aaron Sanz, Sebastian Villarini-Velez and Peter Walker.
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The officer, Brian Coll, 48, kicked the inmate, Ronald Spear, repeatedly in the head while other officers held him face down on the floor, according to testimony and other evidence at the trial, which ended in December.
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" His lawyers also argued that Mr. Coll had no history of abusing inmates and that the cover-up was not orchestrated by him "but was instead a function of the culture firmly in place at Rikers Island.
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According to the prosecution's account, Mr. Spear had clashed previously with Mr. Coll, including on the night before his death, when they argued because Mr. Spear had wanted to see the unit's doctor, who was not available.
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Coll, who criticized Trump's pick this week in The New Yorker, faults Tillerson for failing to reckon with Exxon's unpopularity in the country's Niger Delta, where insurgent groups posed a constant threat to the oil company's operations.
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Coll, the president and cofounder of the Purple Campaign, a group aimed at ending workplace sexual harassment, has been outspoken on harassment issues, and the woman was looking for people in situations similar to hers to connect with.
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Mr Coll also passes over al-Qaeda's attack on an American base in Khost, on the Afghan-Pakistani border, which killed eight CIA staff in 2009, the agency's biggest human loss in over a quarter of a century.
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Mr. Taylor, who was scheduled to be tried next month with the other officer, Brian Coll, admitted on Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan that he had conspired with others to obstruct an investigation into Mr. Spear's death.
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In the CW series "Jane the Virgin," the family's matriarch, Abuela Alba (Ivonne Coll), goes through the process of applying for her green card and the show's star, Gina Rodriguez, is developing two shows centered on undocumented immigrants.
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Mr. Simons recounted the experience to the journalist Steve Coll in 2002, one year into an American mission in Afghanistan that has now also lasted 16, and which President Trump announced on Monday that his administration would extend.
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Brian Coll, 47, sat quietly as Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeannette Vargas told a federal jury in Manhattan how the onetime correction officer had "savagely" beaten 52-year-old inmate Ronald Spear and then tried to cover up the crime.
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Byron Taylor, 32, entered his plea in Manhattan federal court to charges including conspiracy to obstruct justice and perjury, one month before he and the other guard, Brian Coll, were to face trial over the death of Ronald Spear.
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The sensitivity was heightened by the unflattering portrayal of the relationship between Murphy and Patrik Coyne: "What they're doing is wrong but it's not because of their preference; they're lying and cheating and going behind someone's back," Coll explains.
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The defense was that Mr. Spear, already in poor health, sustained a cardiac arrhythmia as he resisted officers who were trying to control him after he began fighting with Mr. Coll, and that he died before any kicking occurred.
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Here's how the New Yorker's Steve Coll describes it in his authoritative book Ghost Wars: [Saudi Prince] Turki [al-Faisal] reached a formal agreement with the CIA in July 1980 to match US congressional funding for the Afghan rebels.
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Under Tillerson's direction, Exxon has been an influential kingmaker in geopolitics, often pursuing an agenda, from Russia to Iraq, that, according to reporting by Steve Coll and others, has prioritized shareholders but directly conflicted with the best interests of America.
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"I do think that this is top of mind for everybody than it has been in the past," said Ally Coll Steele, a former Capitol Hill and campaign staffer who created a nonprofit, Purple Campaign, aimed at ending workplace sexual harassment.
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A report commissioned by Rolling Stone in the wake of the controversy over the article, and co-authored by Mr. Coll, concluded that the rape article was the result of failures at every stage of the reporting and editing process.
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The institute will be run by a board of managers, whose members include Steve Coll, the dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, and David Boardman, the dean of the School of Media and Communication at Temple University.
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It's become something of a standard operating procedure; on his Tumblr, Coll answers questions like "how would Conor feel if I asked him to marry me?" and responded to a fan who accused "Rory" of being a kind of "meninist" anthem.
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In 10 years, "I would like to have commissioned a significant body for this instrument, both concertante and solo," he said, noting that Francisco Coll, Thomas Adès's brilliant student, is working on a new piece for him due in February.
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Joseph Gordon, who has made debuts in several leading roles this fall, is now a principal; one woman (Claire Kretzschmar) and five men (Daniel Applebaum, Harrison Coll, Aaron Sanz, Sebastian Villarini-Velez, Peter Walker) have been promoted to soloist rank.
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The jury found that Mr. Coll had deprived Mr. Spear of his constitutional right to be free from excessive force and that Mr. Coll's actions had resulted in Mr. Spear's death — for which he can face up to life in prison.
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Mr. Torres, who has pleaded guilty to helping cover up the attack and who has been cooperating with prosecutors, testified that Mr. Coll then forcefully and repeatedly kicked Mr. Spear's head — "like he was kicking a field goal," he said.
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Byron Taylor, 32, entered his plea in federal court in Manhattan to charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and perjury, one month before he and the other guard, Brian Coll, were to face trial over the death of Ronald Spear.
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In his book "Private Empire," journalist Steve Coll quotes an unnamed Exxon official who told him the Kremlin leader "blew his stack" when Tillerson demanded that the deal proceed entirely according to Russian law, rather than as an executive order.
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Above all else, Coll strove for transparency, not necessarily to present himself or Foxing in the most flattering light or to even convince anyone it's a non-story, but just to give everyone enough information to come up with their own conclusions.
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"The oil firms agreed to invest at least $3.2 billion to develop oil beneath the Arctic Kara Sea; if the deal survived the backtracking and disputes that disrupted so many other Russian oil deals, the investment in the project could reach $500 billion," Coll wrote.
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There's a lot of oil there, and as Steve Coll, the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of a book on Exxon, explained in the New Yorker, oil projects do better in countries where the political situation is unchanging, which often means they flourish under authoritarian leaders.
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The company wanted to "access data before we'd even published it, which put us in the position of giving data before we interpreted it—giving them, in theory, the chance to write up papers before we did," Jeffrey Short, a former NOAA chemist, told Coll.
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All 10 dancers — the others are Rachel Hutsell, Claire Kretzschmar, Kristen Segin, Daniel Applebaum, Harrison Coll, Gonzalo Garcia and Aaron Sanz — have individual opportunities, but there are quintets in which the differences between men and women are not paramount, as they usually are in ballet.
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For more than 10 years, the company held a series of retreats with environmental experts like Mr. Freeman and other activists to discuss issues like human rights and climate change, according to the book "Private Empire: Exxon Mobil and American Power," by Steve Coll.
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The opportunity to help start something new at Columbia with the resources of Columbia and the Knight Foundation — and with people like Lee Bollinger and Alberto Ibarguen and Steve Coll and Nick Lemann from the Journalism School involved — that was a very exciting thing.
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The female lead is Jessica Manker, a friend of Foxing's soundman who majored in dance at Webster University in St. Louis and now works as a dance teacher—her way of infusing "improper" (read: modern) technique into the classicist ballet performance Coll had planned in the treatment.
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Coll tells the story of how, in 2011, Exxon expanded its operations into Iraqi Kurdistan, brushing off the Obama administration's entreaties to stay away and angering the Shiite-dominated government in Baghdad, which feared the Kurds would use their newfound oil wealth to seek greater autonomy.
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Coll, the author of "Private Empire: ExxonMobil and American Power," described how Tillerson defied the US government by negotiating an oil deal with the Kurdish Regional Government that undermined existing oil agreements with Iraq's central government in Baghdad, sparking an international furor between the United States and Iraq.
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"Rosselló and his chat messages put into words what we have been feeling as people for a long time," Cynthia García Coll, a psychologist who teaches at the University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras, said at an anti-Rosselló street concert the night before the big march.
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Books like "Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the C.I.A., Afghanistan and Bin Laden From the Soviet Invasion to September 10, 2001," by Steve Coll, and "The Envoy: From Kabul to the White House, My Journey Through a Turbulent World," by Zalmay Khalilzad, hit the best-seller lists here.
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A former correction officer on Rikers Island was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Wednesday for violating the civil rights of a seriously ill inmate who died after the officer, Brian Coll, kicked him repeatedly in the head while other officers held him facedown on the floor.
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