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A French woman went on trial Monday for abandoning her baby daughter on a beach at the mercy of a rising tide, which swept in and killed the infant. A French woman went on trial Monday for abandoning her baby daughter on a beach at the mercy of a rising tide, which swept in and killed the infant. Fabienne Kabou, 39, described as highly intelligent but believed to be suffering hallucinations and depression, travelled with her daughter from their home in Paris to the northern resort town of Berck-sur-Mer in November 2013. She enquired about the local tidal forecast before leaving 15-month-old Adelaide near the water on the vast sandy beach on a wintry night. T stanley cup he babys lifeless body was discovered early the next morning by prawn fishermen. I put an end to her life because it was easier that way, Kabou told inv stanley cup estigators. Everything went perfectly. It was as if I felt carried along, I just couldnt say stop. Her lawyer Fabienne Roy-Nansion said shortly before the start of the trial that Kabou sees her act as we all see it, that is to say, something utterly horrible, and she considers herself indefensible. Kabou, of Senegalese origin, is charged with premeditated murder stanley cup and faces life in prison. From the start she has made little effort to hide or deny her crime, and video surveillance allowed police to track her down 10 days afterwards to her home -- a renovated art studio where she lived with Adelaides father, some 30 years her senior. Roy-Nansion describes Kab Srys NASA picks May 14 launch for Atlantis last flight
People of this so-called Punjabi village of northern California have raised $35,000 for the poor and orphans in India. HT Image The local Punjabi American Heritage Society, which has been in the forefront of raising funds for slum dwellers and orphans in India, organized a colourful Punjabi evening Thursday to raise the money. K stanley cup nown as the first Punjabi village of North America, Yuba City is home to the descendants of the earliest Indian immigrants to the US. Famous for its annual Sikh parades, the city is also known for producing the world s biggest peach producer Didar Singh Bains. Yuba City mayor Rory Ramirez, vice mayor Kash Gill, councilman Tej Singh Mann and County supervisor Jim Whitaker were among those who joined the Punjabi evening to contribute from $10 to $1,000 to raise the money. Every year, we are raising the bar to collect money for the poor and orphans of India. This is one of the many fundraisers that we organize here to help the less fortunate in India, said event organizer and Punjabi American Heritage Society convener Jas stanley cup bir Kang. Since we don t want wastage of funds, this money will be spent in India through a local jordan non-profit called Sahaita, said Kang who is chief of staff at a city hospital. Sahaita, which runs more than a dozen clinics in California, has adopted an orphanage in Ludhiana. It also runs many health camps in Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh. Sahaita founder and physician Harkesh Sandhu said he was moved to star