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The article profiles actor Chris Pratt, with a particular focus on his role in the forthcoming film "Jurassic World". Pratt was a fan of the original "Jurassic Park" film directed by Steven Spielberg and was selected for the starring role in the 2015 sequel by director Colin Trevorrow. Details on Pratt's previous work in the television show "Parks and Recreation" and the film "Guardians of the Galaxy" are presented. His family life with his wife, actress Anna Faris, and their son is also discussed.

The article covers issues related to sports of interest to children. It mentions the factors behind the longer National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs in the U.S. which are the limit to the number of games that can be televised in a day and the size of the field, information on the several horse racing events including the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes, and Destiny Nunez who serves as the first female wrestling champion in New Mexico.

The article focuses on the recognition of Richard Lee Owen II as the most accomplished self-taught lawyers behind bars in Michigan City, Indiana. Owen was put to prison for committing bank robbery and attempted murder. His consultation services with inmate clients and legal research for young lawyers were able to provide him an income. He was recognized for being a good lawyer in the area of habeas corpus and prisoner's civil rights.

This article considers Senator George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania as the most able lawyer in the U.S. Senate in 1923. It identifies Pepper as one of the most noted lawyer at the Philadelphia Bar. It also recognizes Pepper for serving as the Algernon Sydney Biddle Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and as the Lyman Beecher Lecturer at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. The article also acknowledges the senator's authorship of several legal treatises of merit.

The article reports on the difficulty faced by Oklahoma in 1923 concerning the implementation of a law that mandated banks to create funds that would guarantee their deposits. It was U.S. Senator Robert Latham Owen who introduced the plan that was supposed to be adopted by banks in other U.S. states. The article also offers information on the inadequacy of the fund in paying off depositors.

The article reports on the highlights of the National Conference on Valuation of Railroads in Chicago, Illinois in 1923, which had William J. Bryan and New York Mayor John Hylan as among the speakers.

The article reports on the change in the position of U.S. political consultant Owen Lattimore in the issue concerning the appointment of Chinese Communists in the United Nations (UN) in 1950. It states that Lattimore announced that the U.S. should support the addition of Communists in the international organization in August. However, the author mentions that the consultant voted against admitting Communist China in the UN in October.

Grey's Anatomy took us to Derek Shepherd's funeral this week, and neither Meredith nor the viewers were ready. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I never imagined that anything could happen to Derek on Grey's Anatomy tonight, and I was wrong. I was terribly, terribly wrong. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Season 11 of Grey's Anatomy has been all about trying to make everyone think that Derek is never coming back to Seattle. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

As a founding member of Cap’n Jazz and American Football, Mike Kinsella is widely credited as one of the architects of the “second wave” emo... [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]