d 336 (La. 1985). The appropriate procedural vehicle for a defendant to seek the exercise of his right to appeal, after the delay provided in La. C.Cr.P. art. 914 has expired, is a timely-filed application for post-conviction relief. Gray, 902 So.2d at 1061 (citation omitted).
However, La. C.Cr.P. art. 930.8 provides that an application for post-conviction relief, including a request for out-of-time appeal, must be filed within two years from the date a defendant's conviction and sentence become final, which in this case would have been on or before July 23, 2016. Here, defendant failed to file such an APCR, thus, his convictions and sentences became final on July 23, 2016. See State v. Lewis, 17-663 (La.App. 5 Cir. 4/11/18), 244 So.3d 845, 847 (citing State v. Williams, 16-32 (La.App. 5 Cir. 8/24/16), 199 So.3d 1205, 1209). Thus, this Court lacks jurisdiction to review any alleged errors now raised on appeal regarding defendant's underlying convictions and sentences imposed on June 23, 2014. See Lewis, supra.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jurisdiction regarding defendant's alleged "re-sentencing"...It's weighing other possible solutions as it struggles with high rents and changing consumer tastes.
NEW YORK, United States — US luxury department store operator Barneys New York Inc is exploring options that include a bankruptcy filing, as it struggles with high rents and changing consumer tastes, people familiar with the matter said on Saturday.
The retailer's flagship department store on Madison Avenue in Manhattan has weighed on its finances, one of the sources said. The sources asked not be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
"At Barneys New York, our customers remain our top priority and we are committed to providing them the excellent services, products, and experiences they have come to expect," the company said in a statement.
"We continue to work closely with all of our business partners to achieve the goals we’ve set together and maximise value. To that end, our board and management are actively evaluating opportunities to strengthen our balance sheet and ensure the sustainable, long-term growth and success of our business," the company added.
Should it file for bankruptcy, Barneys would be one of the most high-profile victims of the downturn in retail, and underscore how even luxury department stores are not immune from fierce competition with e-commerce firms such as Amazon.com Inc.
Sears Holdings Inc, Toys "R" Us Inc and Gymboree Group Inc have also filed for bankruptcy in roughly the past year.
In addition to its upscale department stores, Barneys operates BarneysWarehouse outlets, as well as Freds restaurants. In all, Barneys has 28 locations, according to its website. Its most prominent locations include Beverly Hills, California; Chicago; Seattle; Boston; San Francisco; and Las Vegas.
Barneys made its name in the 1930s by placing women dressed in barrels outside beer halls in New York City, where they would hand out matchbooks advertising the store, according to the retailer's website.
By Jessica DiNapoli and Mike Spector; Editor: Jonathan Oatis. He is there to show us that while they are racist, elistist miltary expansionists run by a hidden oligarchy, he sees firsthand the cost of their wars, and doesn't see the Eldians as bullet sponges. To suggest that Marley forces join the front line to take losses themselves and bring the war home shows a strength of character.
He lucked out having Willy's backing, and especially their gambit to sacrifice the entire top brass who wouldn't play ball to the new regime change took balls. 
Honestly with him in charge it's going to be very morally conflicting since he knows the score, he knows exactly why they retaliated. likely will turtle up instead of reacting.
He doesn't have alllll the info, he believes Willy about Eren being a nuke and a threat, but he's open. He cares about his charges, protects them and he's a gunny so of course he could be a hardass but it's out of true concern.

He's a complex character and embodies the message that good men are on both sides.
I see him as kind of a Rommel, wrong side, but isn't a part of the ruling parties ideals. Hell, he even succeeded in his coup where Rommel failed (if he really was going after Hitler, operation Valkrie style)MONMOUTH — Seamus Egan has been performing and writing music for decades — as a teen prodigy, composer and as band leader for the Irish-American band Solas for more than 20 years.
He plays multiple instruments, including the Irish flute, tenor banjo, guitar, mandolin and tin whistle.
The Seamus Egan Project is his first solo effort since Solas, which last toured in 2017.
Egan is always writing music, he said, though some of it didn’t make sense for Solis to play.
“You’re able to approach it in a different way than with the rules you have when you’re in a band,” he said.
Egan was able to approach the music with an open mind and without expectation, he said.
Working on the new album was a learning experience.
Though Egan knows people will likely listen his music on different platforms, he made “Early Bright” in the tradition of an album.
However people listen to it, he hopes they’re going to get something out of it.
In Monmouth, Egan will perform with Owen Marshall, Yann Falquet, and Mia Bertelli as part of the Smith Fine Arts Series at 7:30 p.m. on March 14 at Rice Auditorium, Western Oregon University.
Admission: free to WOU students with ID; $25 for adults and $11 for non-WOU students. More information: wou.edu/smith.
Early in 1940, the Brits came up with an incredible invention...
HAPPY 66th BIRTHDAY, ISRAEL. WHAT PRESENTS ARE YOU GETTING?
The footage is old, and the quality grainy, but the message is unmistakable. A public relations video produced by the IDF Spokesperson's Unit more than 30 years ago makes the case for Israel to retain the Judea and Samaria region, from a purely military perspective, and offers a unique glimpse into a very different age, in which official Israeli government bodies were not shy of articulating the need for the Jewish state to maintain control over its Biblical heartland."
This dispatch contains remarks by Dan Friedman of NYC.
Should a “Palestinian” state in Judea & Samaria (“West Bank”) be fully independent? If yes, please answer the following questions:Dan Pompei of Bleacher Report wrote Thursday that sources indicated the Bills may be interested in moving up to the top of this year's draft, a surprising revelation of a potential move that would be nothing more than a blindfolded swing for the fences.
This year's draft could go down as one of the deepest in recent history. Analysts have raved about the potential of the top 10-15 available players, meaning the Bills should have a few options when they pick at No. 9. Texas A&M tackle Jake Matthews and wide receiver Mike Evans have been popular projections in recent mock drafts, as has Alabama safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix.
So why would the Bills trade up?
General manager Doug Whaley and head coach Doug Marrone would have to fall in love with a prospect, and even then they'd have to weigh the potential reward to the inherent risk.
Setting the bar low, it would likely cost Buffalo the No. 9 pick, its second-round pick (No. 41) and a first next season to move to the top of the draft. That's three potential starting-caliber players for one, a cost Whaley and Marrone would have to be sure was worth it before moving up.
Which brings up the next question: Which top prospect would be worth it?
The top players not expected to be around at No. 9 are quarterbacks Johnny Manziel, Teddy Bridgewater and (possibly) Blake Bortles, wide receiver Sammy Watkins, offensive tackle Greg Robinson, defensive end Jadeveon Clowney and linebacker (and University at Buffalo product) Khalil Mack.
Watkins, Robinson and Mack should be ruled out based on the availability of similar players at No. 9. Evans, Matthews and UCLA's Anthony Barr should all be available to when Buffalo picks, and the gap between them and the members of the top trio probably isn't worth trading up.
Clowney is interesting given he oozes potential and was the consensus top pick before the 2013 college football season. His talent is undeniable, but an underwhelming junior season at South Carolina has killed some of his buzz.
Buffalo already has a freakishly-athletic defensive end with a questionable motor in Mario Williams, and adding Clowney to the trio of Mario Williams, Kyle Williams and Marcell Dareus, while tempting, is probably overkill.
Clowney doesn't fill a glaring need, so why would Whaley give up so much to get him?
Quarterback is the only position where trading up makes sense.
Former GM Buddy Nix left Whaley with a talented roster. For the first time in years, the Bills