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(north wall, on your left as you enter): A naked boy reads from a papyrus scroll as two women of the house listen and a third woman carries a dish towards the next scene. ***** Scene 2 – Preparations and segue to mythical or revelation scenes (north wall, on your left as you enter): A seated woman (with back facing us) uncovers a tray with her left hand while receiving liquid into a dish with her right hand, perhaps cleaning her hands (Burkert) or making an offering to the god (Nilsson). To her right is a mythical scene depicting a silenos playing the lyre, a boy playing a flute, and a girl suckling a goat. Further to the right, a partially clothed woman runs in fear (perhaps running from the flogging sceneon the opposite side). ***** Scene 3 – Mythical scene with Silenos, Dionysos, and threatening winged female figure (east wall, straight ahead as you enter): This may be a depiction of the revelation of the god Dionysos to the initiate. A drunken and scantily clad god Dionysos, accompanied by Ariadne, is seated in the centre as a Silenos shows something (or offers a drink) to a boy (satyr?) while another boy holds up a theatrical mask. To the right, a partially clothed woman lifts a veil to reveal the contents of a basket, likely the phallic symbol associated with initiation into the mysteries of DIonysos. A threatening mythical figure appears on the far right (see next photo). ***** Scene 4 – Flagellation and dancing woman (east and south walls): A winged, mythical figure winds

(CNN) Director Steven Spielberg says casting a female to play the iconic role of Indiana Jones could actually become a reality. "We'd have to change the name from Jones to Joan," Spielberg told The Sun in a recent interview. "And there would be nothing wrong with that." Spielberg has had no problem putting women front and center in his movies. Last year, he directed the "The Post," which featured a strong female protagonist, Katharine Graham, the former publisher of the Washington Post. It appears that the women in his personal life have been an influence on him. "I have been very lucky to be influenced by women, several of whom I have just loved madly — my mom and my wife," he told The Sun. Spielberg is married to actress KatePhoto Flash: First Look at John Ellingson and Henry Martin in NWCT's SEUSSICAL Join Horton the Elephant, Gertrude McFuzz and the Cat in the Hat in this musical adventure through the limitless imagination of Dr. Seuss. From the tiny land of Who-Ville to the Jungle of Nool, Seuss's timeless tales leap from page to stage. Seussical first opened on Broadway in the fall of 2000. In 2004, it was reworked by Theatreworks USA, streamlining the story and retooling some of the songs and dialogue. The new version has enjoyed huge success across two US tours, a run in London's West End, and in children's theaters across the country, including NWCT, which previously produced the show in 2006. Check out photos of the show's stars below! Seussical also marks the return of several

(337 miles) north of Phnom Penh March 13, 2009.REUTERS/Chor Sokunthea (CAMBODIA RELIGION TRAVEL POLITICS) A Cambodian vendor waits for her costumers while selling her deep-fried spiders at the town of Skun, about 75 kilometers (46 miles) northeast of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Saturday, March 14, 2009. The town is well-known for selling deep-fried spiders to travelers who stop by on their way to and from the country's northern and northeastern provinces.( AP Photo/Heng Sinith) A Cambodian girl demonstrates to travelers how to touch a live spider at the town of Skun, about 75 kilometers (46 miles) northeast of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Saturday, March 14, 2009. The town is well-known for selling deep-fried spiders to travelers who stop by on their way to and from the country's northern and northeastern provinces.( APalready stressed families closer to the financial brink. But this group is helping give struggling Southeast Asian youngsters—whose families are often from war-torn countries—education, job skills and tools for staying off the streets. Some supporters say it's the one place they feel safe and welcome. But the weakening economy is taking its toll on the group's funding. Kids who participate in the group's leadership and community organizing program get a stipend of up to $400 a month. But those stipends, as well as money others get for taking GED classes, are getting cut by 10 percent because the recession has stretched resources thin. Staff salaries and the overall budget will also shrink, said executive director Kohei Ishihara.The cuts leave the group's new headquarters, where they moved in December, unfinished for now.

(Econ.), Professor of Management Department SHEI "Kyiv National University of Technology and Design" Ch.Chyzhov Phd Seeker of Business Economics Department, SHEI "Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman" Today, a priori is the assertion that the economic growth of enterprises of all types of economic activity is to a large extent determined by the use of information technology. This quite naturally creates the preconditions for the development of IT enterprises in the whole world as well as in Ukraine. The most dynamic segment of the global IT market in recent years is the software market (software), the annual growth of which exceeded 6%. More than half of the total volume of the segment is formed by different categories of applications, the rest falls on the system software4.4 30.3 Source: [2] The United States is not only the main supplier of information technology to the world market, but also their largest consumer, accounting for about a third of the total turnover of the entire market. In Western Europe, against the background of the economic recession, the slowdown in IT spending growth is expected to reach 1.7% per year (in the region as a whole). In recent years, the technology sector is among the world leaders in 221 Development of Ukrainian it enterprises in the context of modern trends terms of the number of initial placements on the stock exchange. The reasons for entering an IPO company range from diversification to acquisition of assets and attraction of funds for development to increase the company's flexibility and

(a)(17)(i).) At the hearing on the motion to suppress, Sergeant Michael Sitterud, the lead investigating officer, testified that on February 14, 1982, Golden's body was found in the trunk of his car by two relatives. His wife had reported him missing after he failed to return home from work on February 11. According to the missing person report, Golden worked at the toll booth in a garage on Clay Street in Oakland, giving out tickets and collecting money. Apparently the last person to have seen him was defendant, who worked as a janitor at the garage. Defendant said Golden was still there when he left the garage about 8 p.m. on February 11. On the morning of February 15, Sitterud met with Carl Ivey, the manager of the garage anda retired police officer. Sitterud spoke with Ivey at the police station in one of the interview rooms. Ivey told him that Golden's duties included depositing the day's receipts at the bank and that the receipts from February 11 were missing. The amount would have been between $300 and $700. Ivey also told Sitterud that defendant worked as a janitor at both the Clay Street garage and a garage on Franklin Street and that he was not scheduled to be back at work until February 16. According to Ivey, Golden had not trusted defendant. Defendant made $5.75 an hour and had recently bought a used car. Later that day Ivey called to report that he had found some of Golden's property, an empty money box, a bank deposit bag

(NNPA) - Michael Vick, the suspended Atlanta Falcons quarterback who served 21 months in a Leavenworth, Kan. prison on dog-fighting convictions, was released May 20. Evading media, Vick and his fiancée, Kijafa Frink, immediately traveled to his Hampton, Va. home. There he will remain under court-ordered supervision, serving the last two months of his 23-month sentence. According to the Associated Press, Vick, Frink, Woodard and Vick's security team, traveled 19 hours by car to Virginia. There, he will live with his girlfriend and their children. Speculations are rampant over whether Vick will be allowed reinstatement into the NFL. That decision is likely the next move as he completes his sentence. "It's a happy day for him to be starting this process," said his attorney, Larry Woodward, in astatement to the media. "He looks forward to meeting the challenges he has to meet." According to reports, Felicia Ponce, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, said 28-year-old Vick must adhere to strict rules under home incarceration, including a mandatory curfew and other rules curtailed specifically for Vick. His probation officer can pay unexpected visits. He is on probation for three years. He must also maintain employment. For now, he will work for $10 an hour at a construction firm, W.M. Jordan Co. He will also perform volunteer community service, according to his attorney. The new pay is a far cry from the 10-year $130 million contract that he'd received from Falcons' owner Arthur Blank. Vick, the highest-paid player in the league, had to give up

(in the same way the different Liberl cities served as chapters in FC). While the origin and explanation for Phantasma are given in game, it serves as a mostly linear pathway for the story to unfold within. While I was initially disappointed by the extent of this departure, I found myself more appreciative of its deviation from the norm. While the game does offer a main plotline involving Kevin's backstory, that portion is only about half of the narrative told throughout the game. The remaining half comes in the form of "Doorways". Inside Phantasma are two dozen or so isolated Doors that depict various events and stories throughout the familiar Liberl Kingdom, and even give a bit of a peek at the larger world of Zemuria. Often these Doors cannotto honor Odin and Thor, is expected to be ready by the end of 2018. The temple was originally set to be built in 2016, but technical problems have delayed construction work. It is designed by Icelandic architect and Ásatrúarfélagið member Magnús Jensson and will be in Reykjavik. Jensson has designed the temple with a focus on the close relationship between the earth, sky, and sun. The plan for the building, which has a capacity of up to 250 people, includes a rock wall from the hillside, a south-facing glass wall, and a domed ceiling with a skylight. Although there are certainly aspects of the Pagan beliefs of the past in the neopagan belief system, there is also a modern take on some key elements in Ásatrúarfélagið, as High priest

in BrazilIt's been four years since Timberlake last released an album, but his 2016 hit song "Can't Stop The Feeling" for the "Trolls" movie soundtrack is wildly popular. And when a frustrated fan asked the former N*SYNC star when he would release new songs, Timberlake vaguely replied new music was "on the way." Here's hoping the 2018 halftime show in Minnesota will feature some new hit singles.

Saanich Fire Fighters' Association Representing the members of the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 967 since 1948 The Saanich Fire Fighters' Association represents the 117 professional Fire Fighters, Prevention Officers, Telecommunicators, Emergency Program Officer, and Mechanics of Local 967. Those members proudly serve the citizens of Saanich and the greater capital region 24/7/365.Hassan Al-Janabi Hassan Al-Janabi (born 25 July 1983) is a Saudi Arabian handball player for Mudhar and the Saudi Arabian national team. References Category:1983 births Category:Living people Category:Saudi Arabian male handball players Category:Handball players at the 2018 Asian Games

— A Clayton man was severely burned after his Jeep burst into flames Friday night. Authorities said the man, who was not identified, was about 50 feet from the driveway of his home in the 200 block of Rowan Drive when his Jeep Wrangler caught fire at about 7:30 p.m. The man was able to escape from the vehicle, but received second- and third-degree burns as a result. The man was taken to the UNC Burn Center in Chapel Hill, authorities said. Clayton firefighters were able to extinguish the flames and there was no additional damage to other property or people.Artist: Obits Obits is an American indie rock band formed in 2006 in New York City, United States. The band members are veterans of other independent rock bands: guitarist and vocalist Rick Froberg was previously a member of Pitchfork, Drive Like Jehu, and Hot Snakes, and guitarist Sohrab Habibion was a member of Edsel. The band has released two singles and two albums, I Blame You (2009) and Moody, Standard and Poor (2011).

— a guarded, 30-kilometer area around the power plant – resembles a post-apocalyptic world in which nature thrives unencumbered by humans. Excursions through the area were offered for a limited time but were suspended on June 22. The following images were taken during that last June 22 tour.San Antonio FC has added midfielder Zachary Herivaux on loan from the New England Revolution (MLS), the club announced today. Herivaux has spent the last two years with the Revolution first team. The third ever Homegrown player for the Revolution, Herivaux has made five total appearances for the New England first team, totaling 38 minutes in 2016. The 21-year-old played four seasons with the Revolution Academy and was named the Academy Player of the Year in 2014. Herivaux played in all four of the Revolution’s U.S. Open Cup games in 2016 and represented the club at the 2016 Chipotle MLS Homegrown Game in San Jose, Ca. Herivaux has represented the Haitian national team at both the U-20 and U-23 levels and played for his country in the 2015 CONCACAF U-20

“There was no escape. My grief felt like a deep, thick fog that constantly surrounded me.” On May 1 2015, Sheryl Sandberg – business leader, philanthropist and COO at Facebook – found her husband dead on the floor of the gym in their holiday villa in Mexico. An autopsy revealed that Dave Goldberg, CEO of SurveyMonkey, had died suddenly of a cardiac arrhythmia, caused by coronary artery disease. His death was a complete shock, and one that left Sheryl and Dave’s two children without a father. In the days and weeks that followed, Sandberg found herself wondering how she could go on and find the strength for herself and her children. She got in touch with Adam Grant, a close friend who is a psychologist, professor and best-selling author. What hepeople," he said. "They were all corduroy and limp wrists and we were all string band people, banjos and bluegrass players and blues players, chasing women about the place, having long hair and they were all talking about the ginks fighting the gonks."

(or was being) reconveyed to Wells Fargo Bank (WFB) and that WFB would subordinate its $500,000 loan, putting the WFB West deed of trust in first position. ¶ 5 Bank of America sued the Sugiharas, Prestance, Prestance Japan, WFB, and WFB West, seeking a money judgment and foreclosure to remedy the default on the second Bank of America loan. Following a three-day bench trial in September 2003, the trial court judge relied upon and cited Restatement (Third) § 7.6 to hold WFB West should be equitably subrogated to the first-priority lien position of Washington Mutual in the payoff amount of $499,477, leaving Bank of America "in no worse position than it would have been [in] had [WFB West] never made its . . . loan." Clerk's Papers at 600. ¶For indispensable reporting on the coronavirus crisis, the election, and more, subscribe to the Mother Jones Daily newsletter. One morning in February, Brittney, a baby-faced 17-year-old with short black braids, stands in front of a juvenile court judge in Compton, California, talking about kittens. Brittney had been in and out of the justice system since she was 14, after the state removed her from her physically abusive mother. Diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, Brittney bounced from group homes to foster care to the streets. She got involved with sex work. She’d been convicted of burglary and attempted robbery; in one incident, Brittney tried to steal a cellphone from a woman sitting at a bus stop with her 3-year-old. But today, Brittney is telling the judge about cats and her work

Approaches to reduce noise from ships operating in important killer whale habitats. Shipping is key to global trade, but is also a dominant source of anthropogenic noise in the ocean. Chronic noise from ships can affect acoustic quality of important whale habitats. Noise from ships has been identified as one of three main stressors-in addition to contaminants, and lack of Chinook salmon prey-in the recovery of the endangered southern resident killer whale (SRKW) population. Managers recognize existing noise levels as a threat to the acoustical integrity of SRKW critical habitat. There is an urgent need to identify practical ways to reduce ocean noise given projected increases in shipping in the SRKW's summertime critical habitat in the Salish Sea. We reviewed the literature to provide a qualitative description of mitigation1 of 3 View Caption Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune Real Salt Lake head coach Mike Petke, in RSL action at Rio Tinto Stadium, Saturday, April 8, Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune RSL head coach Mike Petke, built his reputation in MLS has a hard-nosed, no-nonsense defen Real Salt Lake midfielder Danilo Acosta, left, is directed by head coach Mike Petke while facing the Colorado Rapids in the first

(CNN) Former Vice President Joe Biden brought olive branches to Sunday night's debate. But Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders preferred what might be one final fight. The 11th Democratic presidential debate took place as the nation confronts the coronavirus pandemic , with the candidates' podiums set six feet apart serving as a reminder of the global public health emergency. It was the first one-on-one showdown between the primary's two finalists. The delegate math suggests their race is approaching its end, with the former vice president building a clear lead that's expected to grow Tuesday with primaries in Arizona Illinois and Ohio . But Sunday night showed that how the end occurs remains an open question. Sanders repeatedly laid into Biden's record on Social Security and bankruptcy legislation, trade and more. But Biden-- who appeared to accept midway through that the two wouldn't find much common ground -- also decided to directly engage with Sanders on his record as well. He also had an ace in the hole. Biden said for the first time he would pick a female vice president -- a significant development that Sanders didn't quite match. Here are five takeaways from Sunday night's debate: Coronavirus response: Results vs. revolution JUST WATCHED Biden and Sanders say they'd use military to fight coronavirus. Here's how Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH Biden and Sanders say they'd use military to fight coronavirus. Here's how 02:26 The vast gulf between Sanders and Biden on politics and policy, as well as how they would approach the presidency, was on display in their responses to the coronavirus

New York Sunset by Michael Stirnimann on Fivehundredpx_李秉宪 - 美丽鸟 László Papp was a Hungarian professional boxer from Budapest. A southpaw, he won gold medals in the 1948 Summer Olympics in London, the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki, and the 1956 Summer Olympics held in Melbourne, Australia. Pearl Harbor Attack--my home port during the Vietnam War. Many relics and reminders of the Pearl Harbor attack were still there in Nearby Hickam Airfield still had holes in the walls of offices and barracks as a reminder to never let our guard down.Previous results In depth Jump to: Verdict Despite facing only three rivals, ex-pointer Carli King faces a stiff task on his debut under Rules as he needs further. Colour Squadron was a shade disappointing last season considering he was a useful novice hurdler. But he is still qualified to run in novice chases this season, which is a plus. RAYA STAR kept very good company over timber last season, finishing second in the Grade 1 Christmas Hurdle on Boxing Day. He should jump fences and probably has a bit more class than Tanerko Emery, who prefers very soft or heavy ground. The latter improved throughout last season over hurdles, however, and shouldn't be ignored.

(34) collides with Scecina Memorial High School junior DaKwon Brooks (00) under the basket during the first half of action in the opening game of the Indianapolis City Boys Basketball Tournament at Scecina Memorial High School Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014. Doug McSchooler/for The Star Doug McSchooler Scecina Memorial High School senior Nolan Ayres (31) reacts after realizing that his pass intended for a teammate up court is being picked-off by Indianapolis Shortridge High School senior Chris Jones (20) during the second half of action in the opening game of the Indianapolis City Boys Basketball Tournament at Scecina Memorial High School Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014. Scecina defeated Shortridge 76-58. Doug McSchooler/for The Star Scecina Memorial High School junior Zach Rutland (10) fires a pass across court as he makes a runalong the baseline during the second half of action in the opening game of the Indianapolis City Boys Basketball Tournament at Scecina Memorial High School Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014. Scecina defeated Shortridge 76-58. Doug McSchooler/for The Star Scecina Memorial High School junior Zach Rutland (10) puts up a shot from deep in the corner during the first half of action in the opening game of the Indianapolis City Boys Basketball Tournament at Scecina Memorial High School Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014. Scecina defeated Shortridge 76-58. Doug McSchooler/for The Star Scecina Memorial High School junior Josh Rutland (1) collides with Indianapolis Shortridge High School junior Deshawn Person (24) during the first half of action in the opening game of the Indianapolis City Boys Basketball Tournament at Scecina Memorial High School Tuesday, Jan.

(9), Friends Kamusinga (12), Kapsabet Boys (15), Karima Girls (16), Moi High School Mbiruri (18) and Murang’a High School (19) — were on the Top 20 list nationally. Also Read In the 2011 KCSE exam results, only Pangani Girls and Maranda featured among the top-twenty at position 18 and four respectively. Prof Kiyiapi said such upsets would become common in the future as the playing field becomes increasingly levelled. A bulk of the top positions, however, went to the traditional top scorers with Alliance Girls, Starehe Boys Centre and Mang’u High School completing the list of the top five. Starehe and Mang’u’s performance marked their return to the top-ten category, after they dropped to position 11 and 15 respectively the previous year. This improvement by individual schools was in step with the overall performancenew kinds of malpractices included unruliness, students declining to be frisked or starting fights to disrupt the exams. The use of mobile phones, however, remained the biggest challenge with collusion between candidates, their supervisors and unscrupulous citizens being also described as an increasing concern. “Examination malpractices are a threat to the credibility of our national examination and the entire education system,” the minister said. Nationally, only 11 out of the 47 counties were not involved in cheating. Two recently upgraded national schools, Kanga High School and Garissa High School, were among schools whose results were withheld for irregularities. During this year’s Form One selection, private primary schools filled only 819 of the 4,223 vacancies in established national schools, inviting anger from Kenya Private Schools Association who said their students were being unfairly allocated

(ibid: 60)83 and because EU members generally feel Central Asia lacks breading ground for democratisation (Bossuyt 2016). In this light, it comes as no surprise that the EU allocates relatively scarce resources on the region's democratisation (Voloshin, 2014: 45), the mission of the EU's Special Representative for Central Asia is, as Kavalski and Cho (2018: 60) put it, "understaffed and underfunded" and instead, the bloc mostly opts to deal with the region "together [through] coordination among international structures" (quoted in ibid).84 Also, with respect to various EU documents on Central Asia, such as the 2007 Strategy and Indicative Programme, the 1999 PCA, the new EPCA etc, researchers widely point out that they mostly contain general phrases, being vague on specific actions concerning democracy and human rights and failingwhich refrain from criticising Kazakhstan, trying to make Brussels do this "dirty job" instead (Bossuyt and Kubicek 2015: 184). "Rational" Attraction: Kazakhstan-EU 160 are of marginal importance (ibid: p. 16). Some researchers (e.g. Akkazieva 2012: 220, Kuzmina 2014: 5; Voloshin 2014: 55) note that the bloc's main interest-in Turkmenistan as well as Kazakhstan-lies in the energy sphere, in line with the diversification of its energy supply: indeed, with these two states, the EU signed Memoranda of Understanding regarding energy issues as early as in 2006 and 2008 respectively.85 Of some importance for the EU are also infrastructure, given that routes for the growing EU-China trade run through Central Asia, and security sphere, for Brussels deems Central Asia as, first, a transit corridor for the smuggling of narcotics from

(Image Credit: KRDO/ABC News) A second grader was removed from school by his parents after the principal objected to him showing up in black face to do a presentation on the late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Sean King had a vision for his project, part of "Wax Museum Day" at Meridian Ranch Elementary School in Peyton, Colo., said his mother Michelle King-Roca. "He said, 'Mom, I want to wear a black suit because that's what he wore, a black tie, a white shirt and also I want to do my face black and wear a mustache," she told ABC affiliate KRDO. As parents and their pint-sized historical figures waited to file into a classroom on Wednesday, the principal asked King-Roca to remove her son's make-up, she said. Instead, she ignoredthe request and waited for Sean's presentation. King-Roca said she was then called to the principal's office where she, her husband and Sean had a discussion with three school officials. Unsatisfied with the situation, King-Roca pulled her son out of school for the day. School officials could not be reached for comment, but blackface has historically been used by minstrel shows and burlesque for offensive caricatures of black people. School officials told KRDO the principal was just doing her job. "When other students are offended by something, it is the principal's role that the educational environment is safe for all students," said school spokesperson Stephanie Meredith.

without even lifting his hands. He holds multiple PhDs in nuclear physics, osteopathic medicine, behavioral psychology, breakdancing, and chilling out. He currently resides in Gotham City inside his stately mansion with his butler Alfred and his two cats.Cəfərxan Cəfərxan (also, Dzhafarkhan) is a village and the least populous municipality in the Saatly Rayon of Azerbaijan. It has a population of 375. References Category:Populated places in Saatly District

(CNN) A Republican congressman said Wednesday night that Attorney General Jeff Sessions should have known better than to fail to disclose meetings with Russian officials when he applied for his security clearance. The Justice Department told CNN that Sessions, who met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak at least two times last year, didn't note those interactions the application form, which required him to list "any contact" he or his family had with a "foreign government" or its "representatives" over the past seven years. Responding to the news during an interview on CNN's " Erin Burnett Outfront ," Rep. Will Hurd, of Texas, said oversharing would be "a good strategy" and that because of the "intense scrutiny he knew he was going to go under, oversharing is probably better than undersharing." Sessionsmakes NO money from anything on here, its simply a site about powerful imagery. Thank you again, i would love if 100,000 people could see it, so lets make that happen.It is true, images can tell a million words. Providence RI, Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) march on Jackies Galaxy, a local restaurant chain supplied by HWH/Dragonland in NYC, a supplier notorious for slave labor conditions and a lack of basic labor rights. A few blocks before finishing the march North Providence police brutally tackled two of the marches after they moved to the sidewalk too slowly, both were arrested and one suffered a badly broken leg in the attack.

(CNN)–The questions reverberated from the Vatican to every corner of the Catholic world and left a billion members scratching their heads over something not seen since 1415 - why is the pope resigning now? Pope Benedict XVI, 85, said Monday that it was because of his age. "I have come to the certainty that my strengths, due to an advanced age, are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry," he read in Latin to a group of cardinals gathered to examine causes for canonization. The pressures may well have been too much for him to bear. As pope he was the bishop of Rome, the head of a tiny country, and spiritual shepherd to a billion people. '[I]n today's world, subject to so many rapid changes and shakenhospitalizations or public falls, and the pope likely "decided rather that he would pull the plug now instead of waiting for disaster.” “Timing is the big shock. We simply had no indication this was coming," Allen said. "The Vatican quite honestly leaks like a sieve. There was no hint this was coming down the pike.” At 78 when he became pope, he was not a young man and said at the time that he anticipated his papacy would be short. Before becoming the pope, then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger had a quiet retirement in mind. He was serving Pope John Paul II as the head of the Congregation of the Doctrine of Faith, the doctrinal watchdog for the church once called the Inquisition. In that role, Benedict worked beside Pope John Paul II and

(CNN) Matthew Whitaker, the acting US attorney general, was on the advisory board of a Florida company that was shut down by the Federal Trade Commission and served with a $26 million judgment earlier this year for what court documents called "a scam that has bilked thousands of consumers out of millions of dollars." The company, World Patent Marketing, promised to help inventors get patents. Whitaker was named as an advisory board member in October 2014 and Federal Election Commission filings showed the company's owner donated $2,600 to Whitaker's campaign when he was running for the US Senate. A payment record also shows Whitaker was paid at least $9,375 by the company from October 2014 to February 2016, and was due to be paid an additional $7,500 in 2016 andto prison if they reveal what they learned. The rest of us were allowed in to Court Nine for some brief open sessions - but most of the time the doors were locked. Two weeks before his arrest, traffic police had stopped the 26-year-old for speeding. He was taken to a police station for two hours - and while he was there, officers searched the black, E-class Mercedes. They found a note inside a glasses case of the address of a property owned by former Prime Minster Tony Blair and his wife, Cherie. In the brief public opening of the trial, prosecutor Richard Whittam QC alleged Incedal had been considering a range of options for a terrorist attack, including against an "individual of significance" or, perhaps, a gun attack on the streets, similar

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(CNN) House Democrats are pushing forward on their investigations into President Donald Trump's finances — an area they feel special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation did not fully probe — adding additional senior-level investigative staffers and preparing to go to court to enforce their subpoenas. The House Intelligence Committee has hired Patrick Fallon, a 25-year FBI veteran who was chief of the FBI's financial crimes section, according to three sources familiar with the matter, adding to their arsenal of staffers with experience prosecuting financial crimes and cases against Russian organized crime. Fallon started this week, according to a committee source. The House Intelligence and Financial Services Committees are zeroing in on Deutsche Bank as a key part of their investigations into Trump's finances. Trump, his children and his business on MondayUSA, after the House Oversight Committee issued a subpoena for years' worth of Trump's financial records from the accounting firm. And the Treasury Department has missed a deadline from House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal to provide Trump's personal and business tax returns, in another dispute that's likely to end up in court. "I do think that we intend to respond," Neal said. Schiff has come under fire from congressional Republicans after Mueller's investigation ended, who have accused him of claiming to have evidence of collusion between Trump's team and Russia when Mueller did not establish any criminal conspiracy. But Schiff has argued that the contacts that were unearthed between Russians and Trump's team are alarming, even if they aren't criminal, and he's also pointed to Trump's finances as an area

(42), when Eli Manning and the Giants spoiled the 18-0 Patriots’ quest for a perfect season. Manning threw the winning touchdown pass with 35 seconds left in the game to give Tom Brady his only loss in four Super Bowl appearances. FULL POST LeBron James showed on Christmas Day that he can lead Miami Heat to NBA glory this season. The Miami Heat chose to remain in their locker room while the Dallas Mavericks celebrated their championship at mid-court before Sunday's season-opener for both teams. Miami then came out and burned hotter than a pine forest in mid-August, building a 35-point lead in the third quarter en route to a more than comfortable opening-day win over the team that beat them in last season’s Finals. FULL POST The St. Louis Cardinals celebrateafter winning Game Six of the World Series. There is no shortage of storylines heading into the final game of the Fall Classic. On Friday night, the Texas Rangers will either hoist their first ever World Series trophy, or the St. Louis Cardinals will triumph for the 11th time in their storied history – good enough for second most all-time. FULL POST About This Show World Sport provides and inside track to the major issues and stories making news in the world of sports with CNN's anchors, correspondents and journalists providing opinion and in-depth analysis as well as a left field look at all things competitive.

‘I don’t know if Frank meant to kill Brian. ‘Maybe it was horseplay in the pool that went wrong. But I knew all along he did not die a natural death. I’m still sure of it.’ Terry Rawlings, author of The Final Truth: The Murder of A Rolling Stone who is working on the new documentary, is in no doubt about it: ‘Brian was murdered, beyond any doubt. ‘Tom Keylock, who was Brian’s minder hired by the Stones, told me that Frank murdered him with his friend Mo Tucker as an accomplice. It was not that they set out to murder him, it was an argument which got out of hand and then Brian was dead. ‘Brian sacked them on the Thursday, which was the day they should have beenBy Cpl. Warren Peace III Marine Expeditionary Force PAO CAMP FUJI, Japan -- Cpl. Dan Daly Jiggs may be the only Marine to relieve himself on the floor of his commander's office and not receive a court martial. At a minimum, Jiggs fled the scene of the accident, violating Article 134 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice about a year ago when he committed the heinous act, which is punishable with a bad-conduct discharge and six months of brig time. But Jiggs managed to get off light, receiving a non-judicial punishment and being denied an upcoming promotion. With the smelly incident behind him, the base mascot now struts around the Combined Arms Training Center, Camp Fuji, Japan, demanding a certain level of attention usually reserved for commanding generals. No one seems to

(then about 20) thrust his hand down the inside of Phil's pants and got "a good handful" of the boy's penis and testicles; and, on other occasions, George Pell allegedly tried to guide the boy's hand into the front of Pell's pants. By the year 2000, when Phil was aged 50, he realised that the trainee priest George Pell had risen to become an Archbishop. Phil was shocked — "he did not think it right that someone who had behaved indecently towards children should lead the church," the church document says. So, beginning in 2000, Phil tried to alert the church authorities. Phil emphasised that he was not seeking compensation. And he was not reporting this matter to the police (therefore there is no police investigation into Phil'scomplaint). Rather, Phil was concerned about the safety of children in the church's care; and he merely wanted the church authorities to be aware of the offences that were allegedly committed upon him (Phil) at the altar boys' camp. In 2002, the hierarchy paid a senior barrister, Mr Alec Southwell QC, to examine (and report on) Phil's complaint. Archbishop George Pell (who was indeed at the altar boys' camp) denied committing any abuse. Mr Southwell's report concluded that the former altar boy "appeared to speak honestly from an actual recollection". Mr Southwell said he was not persuaded that the former altar boy was a liar as alleged by Pell. [The incident in 1960-1961 is not included in the criminal charges that Pell is facing in court in 2018

(1948). Taking the plaintiffs' contentions as a whole, it is clear that they all felt harassed and frustrated in their inability to be free from AAMCO's calls. But the record does not support their claims of actionable coercion. Many possible reasons exist other than AAMCO's coercion that could explain why the plaintiffs were willing to purchase AAMCO kits that part-by-part were more expensive than parts purchased on the open market. Many of the plaintiffs testified to the bookkeeping convenience of ordering AAMCO kits. AAMCO's assembly sets also had the unique advantage of permitting uniformity and control in rebuilding, as well as time-saving (testimony of AAMCO dealers Bruce McDonald and Kenneth Thompson). With respect to purchasing practices and inventory, the use of assembly sets — including multi-year coverage assembly setsin the Detroit market. AAMCO's contention is that there was no justifiable grievance or group of grievances which allowed plaintiffs to terminate their Franchise Agreements. According to AAMCO, AAMCO was so taken with surprise by the sudden mass exodus of its Detroit franchisees that as late as November 20, 1973, no one at AAMCO had any hint or suspicion that the situation in Detroit was even volatile. The plaintiffs have painted a totally different picture. It is a picture fraught with AAMCO's alleged arrogance and AAMCO's continual refusal to live up to its promise of good faith in helping its licensees achieve success. The contention running through this allegation is that AAMCO breached its Franchise Agreements every year of its existence. The franchisees insist that they constantly tried to

(Ireland) in 2005, Sibiu (Romania) in 2007, Kosice (Slovakia) in 2013, Wroclaw (Poland) in 2016, and Leeuwarden (Netherlands) in 2018. This approach to ‘cities of culture’ has worked in Liverpool and Derry and – as every new data point suggests – probably in Hull too. With UK cities unlikely to be eligible for European Capital of Culture status after Brexit, the UK City of Culture label will become more important.On Tuesday, Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) offered the Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2013, also known as "Audit the Fed.” The bill would eliminate restrictions on Government Accountability Office (GAO) audits of the Federal Reserve. Additionally, the bill would give Congress oversight of the Fed's credit facilities, securities purchases, and quantitative easing activities. "The Fed's operations under a cloak of secrecy have gone on too long and the American people have a right to know what the Federal Reserve is doing with our nation's money supply," Paul said in a statement. "Audit the Fed has significant bipartisan support in Congress and across the country and the time to act on this is now." There may be hope that the people’s representatives may actually finally wrest the reins of federal fiscal

(Reuters) - Celebrity chef Mario Batali said on Monday that he has stepped away from his restaurant company and ABC said it asked him to step aside as co-host of a daytime food and talk show after he was accused of sexual harassment in a report by an online food trade publication. Eater New York reported that four women, who were not identified, accused Batali of touching them inappropriately in a pattern of behavior that spanned at least two decades. Three worked for the chef during their careers, according to Eater New York. Batali said in a statement emailed by his representative Risa Heller, “I apologize to the people I have mistreated and hurt. Although the identities of most of the individuals mentioned in these stories have not been revealedChris Pine and DJ Caruso Make Money Gasp! Could this be news of a DJ Caruso film that won’t feature Shia Labeouf front and center? According to Variety, Caruso will team up with Captain Kirk, I mean Chris Pine for his next film entitled, The Art of Making Money. Both the director and actor are in negotiations with Paramount Studios to work on the upcoming drama. The Art of Making Money centers on Art Williams, the alias for a Chicago man who rose from petty theft to become a master counterfeiter. The story for the film is based on a 2005 article published in Rolling Stone Magazine by Jason Kersten, who went on to turn it into a book of the same name. If all goes well, Pine will star

(the unnamed conspirator common to both indictments) in one extended conspiracy to evade federal fuel excise taxes and that after pleading guilty to that conspiracy in California, the United States may not divide the one conspiracy into two and prosecute him again in Indiana. Second, he argues the sentence he received for his California guilty verdict was longer than the sentences received by the other California conspirators because his sentence was based on tax losses that included the losses from the Indiana conspiracy as well as the California conspiracy. A. 8 Sertich's primary argument is that the federal prosecutors in Indiana and California carefully divided a single conspiracy into two. To support this position, Sertich argues that he and Allen were primary players in both schemes. Irrespective ofthe methods employed, the conspiracy's objective was to make money through fuel excise tax fraud and its purpose was to pay off a pre-existing business debt Allen owed to Sertich. Sertich argues that rather than two discrete criminal enterprises, the Indiana conspiracy continued straight through and into the California conspiracy. Even when he and Allen were not actually running a fuel excise tax evasion scheme (in Indiana) they were plotting their next (in California) through a series of meetings that covered what might otherwise appear to be the two-year hiatus between November 1987 when the Indiana operation shut down and late 1990 when he joined Allen's new California company. Sertich argues further that each indictment charged the same statutory offense, conspiracy to evade federal fuel

(see Mid-September 1985), informs North and CIA official Alan Fiers that Arias intends to hold a press conference denouncing the airstrip, revealing its construction by North’s partner, retired General Richard Secord, and announcing that its existence is a violation of Costa Rican law. North discusses the impending conference with Fiers, Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams, and the US Ambassador to Costa Rica, Lewis Tambs. They mull over informing Arias that he will never be allowed in the White House, and will never get any of the $80 million promised to Costa Rica by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) if the airstrip is revealed. Tambs passes along these threats, and the press conference is initially canceled. Fiers later testifies (see July 17, 1991) that he, North,some American hostages and kidnapping more (see September 19, 1986). CIA Director William Casey decides to reprise the earlier strategy of exhorting Iraq to escalate its air strikes against Iran, thus forcing Iran to turn to the US for more military aid (see July 23, 1986). Casey secretly meets with two high-level Iraqi officials, Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz and Iraq’s ambassador to the US, Nizaar Hamdoon, to urge that the Iraqis once again intensify their bombing runs deep into Iranian territory. The Iraqis comply. But the Iranians’ return to the bargaining table is complicated by the October 5 shooting down of a CIA transport plane in Nicaragua, and the capture by the Sandinistas of the lone survivor, a cargo hauler named Eugene Hasenfus, who tells his captors of

(CNN) An Amtrak train struck a vehicle in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Saturday afternoon, killing at least three people, authorities said. "It appears the vehicle was traveling over the tracks and did not stop" as the train approached, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Teri Barbera told CNN. Investigators believe three people were in the vehicle and all were killed. First responders have not been able to access the vehicle, which was heavily damaged, Barbera said. The crash happened north of West Palm Beach around 2 p.m. local time. Silver Star Train 92 still was stopped Saturday evening, Amtrak said in a tweet . The train had been traveling from Miami to New York. Read MoreLove Never Fails (Kathie Lee Gifford song) "Love Never Fails" is a pop song written by Johnny Mosegaard Pederson, Karlsten Dahlgaard, Julie Morrison and Jane Vaughn. Versions have been released by the American singer-songwriter Kathie Lee Gifford as the lead single for her 2000 album The Heart of a Woman, and by the Brazilian pop duo Sandy & Junior as the lead single for S&J Internacional. Kathie Lee Gifford version Critical reception Peter Fawthrop from AllMusic wrote: "[It] is heavily reminiscent of Celine Dion's 'That's The Way It Is' but with such a glorious hook, you do not care where its inspiration came from -- you want to hear it again, and fast." Track listing Sandy & Junior version "Love Never Fails" was covered by the Brazilian pop duo Sandy & Junior and released as

Carriage & Wagon Works News Repaint of BR Mk.1 FO No.3042 26 November 2003 Seen here after just over a week in the paintshop, 3042, on loan from the Great Central Railway, has received minor bodyside repairs, an interior tidy-up and a quick coat of paint, retaining its existing "blood and custard" livery. With just tidying up of the lining remaining to be done when this photograph was taken, it is due to enter service imminently on the Santa Special trains.of Canada Category:20th-century Canadian historians

(Nov. 25), Troy (Nov. 22), Delaware State (Nov. 20) and Georgia Southern (Dec. 22). ETSU will open the season with three straight games on the road at NKU, Savannah State (Nov. 13) and Kentucky, before returning home to open its home schedule Nov. 20 against Delaware State. The team will then follow the same pattern when they begin Southern Conference play, as the Bucs face games at Mercer (Dec. 31), Samford (Jan. 4) and Chattanooga (Jan. 6), before returning to Johnson City for their SoCon home opener on Jan. 11 with a rematch of the league’s tournament championship matchup, as the UNCG Spartans invade Freedom Hall. Top league matchups at home will follow throughout the year, with Mercer (Jan. 24), Samford (Feb. 1), Chattanooga (Feb. 3), Wofford (Feb. 23) andThis is the confronting map depicting where at least 250 Aboriginal massacres took place across the country during the height of conflict between first settlers and Indigenous Australians. The graphic map highlights the locations where the mass-murders took place and how many were orchestrated - a figure researchers believe is closer to 500. The grim illustration has revealed the slaughters, which killed as many as 300 Aboriginals in one area, occurred as recently as 1930. At least 6,000 Aboriginals were killed during the violent attacks inflicted by British colonisers, including many women and children. This is the confronting map (pictured) which shows where at least 250 Aboriginal massacres took place in Australia, killing more than 6,000 Indigenous Australians The majority of attacks occurred in the early to mid-1800s throughout New South Wales, Victoria,

players Category:English Football League representative players Category:Association football central defenders Category:Middlesbrough F.C. non-playing staffthe government had introduced the scheme of State Specific Costs (SSC) on July 24, 2012, to recover such irrecoverable levies from the consumers of the state/municipal area levying such taxes," the statement said. In accordance with the scheme, oil companies carry out quarterly revisions in the retail selling price (RSP) of sensitive petroleum products, including PDS kerosene and domestic LPG, in 12 states where such taxes were incurred. The latest revision in these states was due this month. "The government has the interest of consumers utmost in its mind and has therefore decided to insulate the consumers from the impact of any increase in the RSP of domestic LPG and PDS kerosene due to revision of SSC," the statement said. It has been decided that the revision of LPG and PDS

State University. Lockheed Martin Astronautics, Denver, is the prime contractor for the Odyssey project, and developed and built the orbiter. Mission operations are conducted jointly from Lockheed Martin and from JPL, a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.The Sprint Race ended today an unforgettable weekend for Stefano Coletti in Monaco as he obtained a fantastic victory on the home circuit during a race that has also been important classification-wise. 2012 AutoGP champion landed the GP2 ride with the MP Motorsport team. The team will make their debut in the tightly-contested series, and they also named Daniel de Jong for their two car effort this year.

(SHORT STORY PLUS A BONUS STORY) According to Lt. Daisy Wong, space marshal, "Some guys are too Chinese for their own good." Eddie Lau, Martian big shot, wins this year's prize. Only now Eddie's devotion to his Asian heritage has put his wife in mortal danger. Person or persons unknown have kidnapped her and are holding her for a huge ransom. In desperation, he turns to Daisy Wong for help. (Science Fiction, Novelette Plus a Bonus Novelette) When one of tong boss Snakeskin Wong's favored concubines disappears, he calls in his niece, Space Marshal Daisy Wong, to track her down and return the misguided young woman to the bosom of his family. The trail leads Daisy across the solar system, from dives to resorts. The road is paved withdeception, genetic engineers, and murder. (Short Story, Science Fiction, Mystery) The discovery of a murder victim wedged against the intake screen of a sewage-reclamation plant sends Lt. Daisy Wong on a dangerous chase for the killer. She follows the trail through a mirrored maze of desperate politicians, a slumming debutante, seedy bars, drugged-out body builders, and dope dealers. Her own boss may have even turned crooked. “INJUNS! INJUNS! INJUNS!” The man screamed at the top of his lungs. “Injuns attacking!" It was September 3, 1862, in the bustling pioneer town of Sheboygan, Wisconsin. By nightfall the town would be an armed fortress filled with terrified defenders. And the area's last remaining Indian family would be planning to move away. All because of a rumor.

(BLOOMINGTON) - A project that promotes literacy and a sense of community is coming to Bloomington. The program known as Little Free Libraries will install weatherproof boxes that hold about a dozen books at several locations in the city. The books are usually marked with instructions for people to take a book or leave a book. The Herald-Times reports the project began in Wisconsin a year ago. There are now up to 6,000 Little Free Libraries around the world in places including Afghanistan and Uganda. The Bloomington project will begin with three boxes, but more are expected to be added as the project catches on. The initiative is being led by Chelsea Rood-Emmick. She is executive director of the Center for Civic Engagement at Ivy Tech-Bloomington.as a monarchy, (Deut 17:14-20). Also, the Book of Judges makes the Torah's stance on anarchy pretty clear. Written by Samuel, it illustrates what happened when there was no king in ancient Israel and everyone did as they pleased. Chapters 18 and 19 show instances of infighting for the sake of blatant and unchecked idol worship, and the brutal rape and murder of a woman that leads to a civil war and the near genocide of the Tribe of Benjamin. Samuel's repeated and pointed remarks throughout these tragic events, always about the lack of a king (17:6, 18:1, 19:1, 21:25) speak to his views on the importance of a monarch. It feels appropriate that he was the last of the sporadic Judges who anointed our first formal kings. A system

recall whether he was positioned beside or behind appellee's vehicle when he observed the expired stickers. He did recall that he was unable to get to the left of appellee's vehicle to see the stickers because appellee was traveling in the far left lane. Officer Thrash only remembered that he observed that the stickers were expired. After reviewing his offense report to refresh his recollection, Officer Thrash related that when he was directly behind appellee's vehicle, he believed he was able to see that the stickers were expired by looking through the rear window of appellee's vehicle, a 1987 Suzuki Samurai with a convertible top and plastic rear window. Officer Thrash testified that he stopped appellee due to observing the expired stickers and not because of the statements made by the unidentifiedwitness about erratic driving. Officer Thrash subsequently arrested appellee for DWI based on his observations and appellee's performance of field sobriety tests. During questioning by defense counsel, Officer Thrash was unable to relate objective, articulable facts as to how he was able to clearly observe the expired stickers from the rear of appellee's car. He offered only the conclusory statement that he had seen them. The trial judge stated that in order to make an independent determination whether Officer Thrash had adequate probable cause to stop appellee's vehicle, he needed to hear testimony containing objective facts, not just the officer's conclusory statements. After a brief recess, the trial court heard further arguments from the attorneys. The trial court determined there was inadequate probable cause for the stop. Both attorneys agreed with the

(CNN) Parkland, Florida, parents and students filed suit Wednesday against Broward County, the sheriff, his deputies and the school superintendent in connection with the February 14 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Two students and 13 minor students' mothers are plaintiffs in the case, which seeks compensatory and punitive damages, to be determined by a jury. Yet while attorney Solomon Radner focused on the shooting during a Wednesday news conference, four of the five counts in the lawsuit deal with an incident in which embattled ex-school resource officer Scot Peterson questioned, searched and seized money from a student he suspected of selling drugs. The seizure occurred on Valentine's Day, hours before the shooting, but that and Peterson's involvement are the only apparent connections to the shooting. The rest of the suitalleges Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie and Broward Sheriff Scott Israel failed to protect students and claims Peterson and five other deputies' inaction or poor training led to more students being traumatized, injured or killed. Three of the deputies are identified as John Does one, two and three, and Radner said they were armed, trained and on campus when the shooting began. "The law enforcement choked that day," Radner said during a news conference. "They caused people to die, and they will have to face the music." CNN's phone call and emails seeking comment from the county attorney's office were not immediately returned. Peterson Many of the allegations in the suit target Peterson, who has been decried as a coward for his response when the shooting erupted. He has said he

(destruction of, or damage to, cultural heritage sites). Moscow's Tagansky Court sanctioned the placement of Pavlensky into custody on November 10, 2015. In the meantime, the 199th Circuit Magistrate Court of St. Petersburg, is conducting a trial in which Pavlensky is being charged with vandalism, for setting automobile tires on fire, near the Cathedral of the Savior on Spilled Blood, in support of the Ukrainian Maidan, in February 2014. The hearing has been rescheduled several times due to Pavlensky being in Moscow. As it was reported earlier, the visiting session of the magistrate court was conducted in Moscow's Preobrazhensky Court on April 26, during which Pavlensky refused the termination of the court's proceedings on the grounds of the expiration of statue limitations. Pavlensky is known for his 'performances' that mostly involve self-torture.Malcolm Turnbull knifed Tony Abbott with some of his snake buddies in the liberal party for his own personal greed. He claimed to the Australian people that he had a better change of winning a second term for the liberal government which was all a sack of lies, The majority of the Australian public didnt believe him. Although we voted for a liberal government in 2013, We voted for a liberal government which was led by Tony Abbott. Changing leaders by backstabbing was completely unorthodox and of no confidence. 2nd July 2016, Malcolm Turnbull brings ridiculous results for the liberal government while strenghtening the number of seats the opposition has. He has completed his job of destroying the liberal party for good as well as destroying the country. WE VOTE

(a few tickets may be available at the door. Museum admission only: $5-$12. SATURDAY, MARCH 8 TO SUNDAY, MARCH 30 MUSICAL THEATER: 30 Minute Musicals is back with its 10th original musical parody, Trans4ormers! Directed by Brooke Seguin with original music by Dan Wessels, the show plays on March 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 and 30 at 7:30 pm at The Hudson Backstage Theatre. Come watch as all your least-favorite characters from the 2007 mega-hit fight alien robots and reveal cleavage in really great lighting, all while singing original songs.” Tickets: $15 in advance, $20 at the door. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 TALK: ALOUD at the Central Library presents the program Words Will Break Cement: The Passion of Pussy Riot at 7:15 pm. Russian-American journalist Masha Gessen, author of Putin: TheSUNDAY, MARCH 23 FILM FEST: The LA Indie Film Festival, a partner to the LA Comedy Festival, presents Award Winning Films from around the globe, including nine films in feature competition and 11 short program blocks with 75 films. The festival takes place at the Let Live Theater. Tickets: $10. THURSDAY, MARCH 13 TO FRIDAY, MARCH 28 TV FEST: The Paley Center’s celebration of all things TV brings its annual PaleyFest to a new venue: the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. Screenings and panel discussions from both creators and cast members from Orange Is the New Black, Veronica Mars, How I Met Your Mother, Lost reunion, Mad Men, Community and American Horror Story, among others. Tickets: $15-$75. FRIDAY, MARCH 14 ART: From 6-10 pm, enjoy an evening of art, music and entertainment as Pasadena’s

(CNN) Everybody knows stepping into a parking lot creates the possibility of getting run over by a car -- but by a deer? Ken Worthy had just finished lunch at the McDonald's in Locust, North Carolina, last Wednesday when -- out of the blue -- a deer galloped across the parking lot and bowled him over, according to CNN affiliate WSOC "It was absolutely nuts," Worthy told WSOC. "It was just a bit of brown, and then I saw his face, I was down on the ground -- that quick." In surveillance video Worthy posted, Ken leads the way to their car in the parking lot with his wife, Deanne, following closely behind. Ken looks to his right, sees the deer and looks directly at it. Showing no sign of stopping, theIn Shift, House Selects Priest as Chaplain WASHINGTON — Showing just how difficult it is for Congress to accomplish anything in an election year, it took spiritual guidance Thursday to settle a four-month partisan dispute over a seemingly routine matter: the selection of a House chaplain. House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) told members of the House that the Presbyterian minister he favored to become House chaplain has dropped from consideration and that he has appointed a Catholic priest from Chicago to the post. He said that he acted "following a long period of prayerful consideration." But Hastert delivered an uncharacteristic scolding to the packed chamber for the "cynical" and "destructive" political maneuvering that has brought "shame" on the House, and he angrily denied any anti-Catholic bias in initially passing over

(CNN) Republican campaign strategist turned independent MSNBC commentator Steve Schmidt believes it is Democrats who could help save the Republican Party. "One of the institutions that the Democratic Party may wind up saving in its defeat of Trumpism is the Republican Party itself," Schmidt told David Axelrod on the "Axe Files," a podcast from The University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN. Schmidt said he finds himself "optimistic about our future," looks forward to the 2020 election and expects to be part of a campaign in some capacity, "more likely as a volunteer than a principal architect, but being involved in an effort to renew the promise, the idea and the ideals of the country." The "outspoken Never Trumper," as Axelrod put it, has made a major shift in hiswife of the Irrigation Minister, to collect evidence that her husband is having an extra-marital affair for a fee of Twenty thousand rupees. Satyaveer accepts this offer little knowing that he will soon be thrust into a web of lies and deceit, which will not only get him in the bad books of Rathore, assaulted by his goons, but also implicate him in the murder of two lovers, Sameera, and Dr. Anil Poddar, compounded all the more by the sudden death of Manorama and the disappearance of an orphan named Deepti.www.shemaroo.com

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(whose team runs Peugeot's World RX programme). Davy Jeanney should be confirmed very soon too, and the boss doesn't seem inclined to enter his youngest son Kevin, despite his title in RX Lites. So who will drive the third 208 Supercar? Besides the option of occasional guest drivers – which must be sought after – one name is obvious: Loeb. Unlike Solberg, the Frenchman willingly left the WRC at the end of 2012 – at least did he give up on his full-time commitment as he wished to take part in only a few events occasionally, including this year if Citroen hadn't gone on a gap year and if he had remained an ambassador for his lifelong team. Everyone is aware that Loeb has been an official Peugeot driver since thelatest Dakar back in January. However, could he settle for a few rally-raid outings which are not yet defined and should be defined "in the frame of our development programme", as Peugeot Sport told Motorsport.com after the Dakar, if other opportunities arise? On the other hand, one struggles to imagine the most successful French driver ever embarking on a long adventure with Toyota – after all, a few years ago, he didn't fancy starting from scratch again with Volkswagen. An answer in March That's why Loeb's involvement in World RX makes sense – not just for a few outings which wouldn't be enough for him to improve and have a regular shot at victory. Furthermore, Red Bull and Total being Peugeot's partners on both programmes should facilitate things. When asked by Motorsport.com,

(CNN) Kentucky electrical worker Chris Prater douses himself in insect repellent every day to beat the bugs he encounters on the job. But all his spraying couldn't spare him from a pernicious tick that found in the one spot he couldn't swat — his eyeball. "You can't spray your eyes," he told CNN affiliate WYMT The teeny parasite fought its way into Prater's eye some time during a July tree-cutting job in Johnson County, he explained. Prater didn't originally think anything of the irritation before the diagnosis. It must've been the sawdust that got caught in his eyeball, he thought, and he could easily flush it out later. Read MorePages Friday, January 28, 2011 Russian Rosneft, US Exxon Ink Deal on Black Sea Block Work Platts, Jan 27, 2011 Russia's state-run Rosneft and ExxonMobil Thursday [Jan 27] signed an agreement regarding joint development of oil and gas resources in the Russian sector of the Black Sea, with initial focus on oil exploration and production at the Tuapse Trough (or Tuapse Depression). [In waters off the Krasnodar region -- D.R.] The exploration stage is estimated to cost $1 billion, with ExxonMobil to make initial investments. The agreement, which was signed by Rosneft President Eduard Khudainatov and ExxonMobil Development Company President Neil Duffin within the framework of the World Economic Forum in Davos, envisages setting up a joint venture to explore and produce crude at the Tuapse Trough block, the two companies said in a

happy surprise that started it all. "From there, the two came together with a common goal in mind: to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful, a mantra that would go on to become Google's mission statement. "The two hunkered down in a garage - Google's first office - and got to work."writer will give you a clue for the next writer. The following is the first clue from Ms. Murota: She was used to be Kansai headquarters-based and now belongs to Tokyo headquarters. She is also a ladies professional Shogi player and a mother. Guess who?

(CNN) Russian oligarch Yevegeny Prigozhin, who bankrolled the troll farm that meddled in the 2016 presidential election, took a victory lap on Tuesday after the US Justice Department dropped charges against two of his companies, weeks before a scheduled trial. Prigozhin, often dubbed "Putin's chef" for his close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, blasted the federal prosecutors who brought the case and denied once again that he was involved in the Kremlin's sweeping interference in 2016. In a statement released Tuesday, Prigozhin slammed former special counsel Robert Mueller and claimed he and his company were "illegally persecuted." President Donald Trump also trumpeted the development, even though it was a setback for his own Justice Department. While Trump dealt with the coronavirus pandemic, he found time Monday evening to re-tweetwill accept the lie for the truth. In my lifetime, I have seen reputations and careers ruined by someone telling something that might or might not have had a shred of truth to it. In the hands of the careless and the callous that lie took on the power to destroy a person's life. Sadly, too, I have seen people with bad intentions and ulterior motives deliberately mislead good people. I've seen institutions and organizations, as well as marriages and friendships, blown up over who is right and who is wrong about something that isn't even true. Then both parties, the guilty and the innocent, are left to sing the sad country-western lament about who picks up the pieces when two fools collide, each of them insisting that he/she is

(Jeremy Renner), Aunt Mae (Marisa Tomei), Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders), and Happy (Jon Favreau). And they will all face off against Thanos (Josh Brolin) and Black Order members/Thanos’s children: Ebony Maw (Tom Vaughan-Lawlor) and Cull Obsidian (Terry Notary) and two characters expected to be voiced by familiar, but as yet unnamed, actors: Corvus Glaive and Proxima Midnight. And a new name: Peter Dinklage is listed at the bottom of the poster. Who will he portray? So check out this trailer where the Marvel Cinematic Universe–The Avengers, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Black Panther, and the Guardians of the Galaxy–come together in one film: Avengers: Infinity War:Continue reading →are not legally allowed to be in facilities for more than 20 days, transferred to the Department of Health and Human Services’s custody, Vox reports. In the past, administrations released immigrant families together. The zero-tolerance policy was suspended in June 2018 after massive backlash. Since then, the American Civil Liberties Union as well as other human rights groups have filed lawsuits on behalf of separated families seeking financial damages, while Democrats in Congress have introduced legislation aimed at offering these families a path to citizenship. Last month, a federal judge ruled that the U.S. government is required to offer mental health services to the thousands of families who were separated at the border due to the controversial policy. Buttigieg, who is a Democratic frontrunner in the 2020 race, has mentioned supporting

(ASSOCIATED PRESS) — NEW YORK — Last winter, the U.S. tourism industry fretted that Trump administration policies might lead to a "Trump slump" in travel. But those fears may have been premature. International arrivals and travel-related spending are up in 2017 compared with the same period in 2016. There might even be a "Trump bump," says Roger Dow, CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, a nonprofit representing the travel industry. Read the full story ›The last three years has seen the Formula 4 category grow into a successful project for the FIA with a global reach as large as Formula Ford in its heyday. 2017 proved to be the first year in which an F4 champion made the jump to F1 as Lance Stroll recorded a podium and 40 points for the Williams Martini Racing team. The Checkered Flag has already reviewed the major FIA F4 series from Europe, including the British and German championships as well as the FFSA-run French F4 series that will officially become an FIA series next year, adapting the Mygale M14-F4 chassis. The aim of the category though was to cultivate talent from across globe, so TCF looks at the smaller FIA F4 championships and the stars of tomorrow. Italian

( Sword Art Online , Fate/Zero ) will perform the new season's opening theme song and Kalafina ( Madoka Magica , first season of The Heroic Legend of Arslan ) will perform the ending theme song. Source: Comic Nataliebox stores, large grocery stores and malls considered in this report account for 5 percent of electricity use in the United States. Solar panels produce energy that can offset this large electricity demand while contributing to a cleaner grid. Rooftop solar power also brings benefits to the communities in which it is situated. By producing electricity close to its final point of use, distributed rooftop power reduces costs and energy losses associated with electricity transmission and distribution. According to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), the United States has the technical potential to generate enough electricity from rooftop solar installations alone to meet nearly a quarter of the nation’s electricity demand. The United States has more than 102,000 big box retail stores, supercenters, large grocery stores and malls with

(Reuters) - Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives began an inquiry on Sept. 24 to determine whether President Donald Trump abused his office for political gain when he asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in a July phone call to investigate political rival Joe Biden, a former vice president. U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a "Black Voices for Trump" campaign event in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S., November 8, 2019. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst The contents of the call were revealed in a whistleblower complaint by an intelligence official. Testimony by Trump administration officials past and present, a rough transcript of the phone call released by the White House, texts between U.S. diplomats and other documents have largely confirmed the whistleblower's account. (Graphic on inquiry: here) Trump denies wrongdoing and says he is thewas exerted on Zelenskiy to make a public statement committing himself to investigating Burisma before he would be allowed to meet with Trump at the White House, part of the “quid pro quo” - Latin for “a favor for a favor” - that is at the heart of the impeachment inquiry. - Sondland, a hotelier and Trump donor, testified to congressional investigators that Trump largely delegated Ukraine policy to Giuliani. He said Trump told him and other officials at a White House meeting to coordinate with Giuliani, who at the time was seeking to dig up dirt on Biden, a leading candidate for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Sondland expressed disquiet in his testimony about allowing a private citizen to have such an influential role in U.S. foreign policy. -

(CNN) US-backed forces in Raqqa said Tuesday that major military operations against ISIS had ended as they worked to clear out the remnants of sleeper cells and mines in the ruins of the Syrian city. American officials have not yet formally announced that the fight is won, but the developments mark a significant moment for the war on ISIS -- and perhaps, in real tangible, conventional military terms, its end. Why it's important Mosul in Iraq may have been the biggest population center the militants ever held, but Raqqa was the seat of ISIS' power. It was the major city they took first in Syria, and where the terror group declared its capital. When the jihadists swung into the city in late 2013, it had been for decades a secular oasis inthe Syrian regime's desert, turned into chaos by the civil war. ISIS quickly put its ugly brand on it with public executions, including beheadings. Raqqa slowly became the group's center of global operations, its national hospital and stadium serving as headquarters from where attacks on foreign targets were planned. After the loss of Mosul, the US coalition-backed noose on Raqqa was already in place, but the huge symbolism of the city for ISIS remained. Now, it is out of the terror group's hands. There are cities and towns scattered in the Syrian and Iraqi desert where ISIS retains control, but they no longer hold a major city. It spells the end of the self-proclaimed "caliphate" as it was, and the end of an era for ISIS. Its supporters must now unite

‘I photographed my transformation from flab to fab’: How Ryan, 30, ditched his jelly belly to become a bodybuilder in just 16 weeks Ryan Howells decided to enter the BodyPower challenge in an attempt to change his lifestyle Pictured Sara Kamouni 31 Aug 2016, 17:59 Updated: 20 Feb 2019, 12:45 THIS is the amazing photo diary of a man who transformed his body from a normal chubby frame to a bodybuilder's physique in just 16 weeks. Ryan Howells, 30, a business analyst from Cardiff, turned himself into a bodybuilder in just four months as part of a BodyPower challenge. 15 Ryan transformed his physique using the BodyPower challengeCredit: SWNS:South West News Service In January of this year, weighing 14st, with a height of 5ft10, Ryan was overweight from eating too many curries and cakes. He decided to enter theBodyPower challenge in an attempt to change his lifestyle, and work towards a tangible goal. 15 Ryan held up dated newspapers to prove his photos were realCredit: SWNS:South West News Service 15 He took shots from the front, back and sideCredit: SWNS:South West News Service 15 He repeated the process for 16 weeksCredit: SWNS:South West News Service On day one, Ryan photographed himself from the front back, and side with a dated newspaper in his hand to prove the pictures were real. Each week he repeated the process and bulking up, while losing 3st to become a more slender 11st9. By the end of the 16 short weeks Ryan looked almost unrecognisable with huge muscles across his chest, arms and back. He was crowned the winner of the competition on May 14. 15 He was crowned winner of the competition

“There may be people who have more talent than you, but there’s no excuse for anyone to work harder than you do.” - Derek Jeter Harinder Pal Sandhu from Chennai highlighted India on the World map with his exceptional skills. He is a professional squash player and achieved the career best rank of 56 in September 2015. He started playing professionally in 2005. He is known for his fitness. He won the gold medal in 2014 Asian Games held in Incheon. He represented India in Commonwealth games in 2010. “Nothing will work unless you do.” – The Story of Dedicated Harinder Pal Sandhu He was in the limelight when he won gold in 2014 Asian Games in Incheon. From then, he didn’t stop his rally. His stats are one of thefinest statistics in Indian history. Harinder Pal Sandhu was born in Chandigarh. His family shifted to Chennai. In the initial days, he was a cricketer. He was an all-rounder while playing cricket. Later, he got introduced to this game called “Squash” which is an unpopular sport in India compared to other mainstream sports which have a high fan base. “Squash” is an international sport which is an indoor game. It is played in a rectangular cube. It is similar to tennis but with its specialty in the gameplay. It is known for its unique rules where the play is legal if the ball takes multiple bounds on the walls. It is first played in England in 1830. It is not recognized by the Olympics to be conducted in the tournament.

(CNN) Some Queenslanders didn't take police warnings to stay out of flood waters very seriously -- until a bull shark washed up in the street. Northeastern Australia is still dealing with the aftermath of Cyclone Debbie, which swept across the Queensland coast on Tuesday, causing widespread damage with winds up to 185 kph (114 mph). It has since been downgraded to a low pressure system but is still moving slowly down the eastern coast, dumping hundreds of millimeters of rains. EMERGENCY SERVICES: PLS PLS PLS don't go in flood waters SE Qld: ... pic.twitter.com/RO5Gx1vtBK — Mark Doman (@MarkDoman) March 30, 2017 No deaths have been recorded so far, but areas of southeast Queensland have been hit with extensive flooding. Australian emergency services have repeatedly warned people to stay out of the flood waters, after42 depending on the shape of the opening 40. A further problem relates to sealing the opening 40 to maintain the hermetic seal within the disc drive. In essence, the surface area between the opening 40 and the edges 46 and 52 of the top cover 42 often proves inadequate to hold an edge of a sticker or other adhesive covering (not shown). Of course, should such an adhesive covering pull away from the edges 46 and 52 of the top cover, the interior of the disc drive would be exposed to harmful contaminants such as dust or smoke that can cause a disc crash. Thus, the prior art solution of extending the entire VCM top plate 20 through an opening 40 in the top cover 42 leads to

(By anasalhajj/Shutterstock) Yemen was already the world’s worst humanitarian crisis for the last five years, and the arrival of coronavirus could make it much worse in the next few months. The country has already been devastated by five years of war, pestilence, and famine, and last week there was a report of the first confirmed case of coronavirus there. Last month, the Trump administration had impeccably bad timing in suspending aid shipments to Houthi-controlled parts of the country because of Houthi interference with the delivery of aid. The humanitarian relief organization Oxfam warned that this suspension of aid comes at exactly the wrong time, and it leaves an already terribly weakened Yemen even more vulnerable to the ravages of the pandemic: In a country with millions of people forced from theirBarnwell Barnwell may refer to: People Barnwell (surname) Places Barnwell, Alberta, Canada Barnwell, California, USA Barnwell, Cambridgeshire, a suburb in north-east Cambridge, England Barnwell Priory Barnwell, Northamptonshire, England Barnwell, South Carolina, USA Other uses Barnwell chronicler, the writer of thirteenth-century Latin chronicle named after the priory at Barnwell near Cambridge Barnwell School, Stevenage, England See also Banwell, Somerset, England Barwell, Leicestershire, England

matches and 11 in 55 games for Japan. Suzuki joined the J. League’s other Ibaraki side, J2 Mito HollyHock in 2011 after agreeing to play for free as an amateur, and scored 24 goals in 126 matches over four years. This season, Suzuki joined JEF United, where he had played a short spell on loan in 1998, but only managed to come off the bench twice in the league.Los Angeles alumni Category:Warner Bros. contract players

"noninvasive three-drop test" to measure cholesterol in skin tissue in the late 1980s. The Russian invention eventually received a patent in 2002 and was commercialized by the Canadian company PreVu as "the world's first and only noninvasive skin cholesterol test" for patient home care. That's one legacy of Lenin that neither the Soviets nor the West could have imagined a century ago.education at C.M.S. Ladies' College, Colombo and moved with his sister to Matale in the war years, where her husband was posted to. He decided to attend Trinity College, Kandy as a boarder for his secondary education even though all his brothers had attended Royal College, Colombo. It was a common practice to board children in places away from Colombo as Colombo was under the threat of bombing by Japanese. At Trinity, he captained the college first eleven cricket team in 1950 while also competing in the college athletics and rugby teams. He played in the annual Bradby Shield Encounter. He was the winner of the Senior Batting Prize in 1948, a Rugger Coloursman in 1948 and 1949, Trinity Athletics Lion in 1949, and winner of the first

(or someone else) may become the Reader of his own work. It is to the disappointment of the Author if the text is misunderstood by the Reader. Recovering the Intention It is the dialectical relationship of the Author and the Reader that determines the success of both parties, and thereby, the success of the sign (written text). The Author is on the offensive, the Reader defensive. The role of the Author is to convey his partisan ideology towards the Reader. The Reader on the other hand, is to decipher the partisan ideology from the code of the text. The Author encodes, the Reader decodes. Although understanding the intended meaning is not infallible, the intent of the Author cannot simply be dismissed. In order to fully grasp the text,the Reader must read between the lines and seek to understand the intention of the Author. The only way to do this is for the Reader to transcend the mechanical reading, the reading for the sake of reading, a.k.a the passive reading. It is not enough to stop at the level of deciphering the intended meaning of the text, but the Reader must immerse himself to the text and involve himself with the ideological battle. Understanding the intention of the Author takes the Reader to a whole new appreciation of the text, and therefore the ideology. Prior to reading, the Reader already subscribes to a partisan ideology as influenced by the contradictions within the social consciousness. It is the Author's ideas that attack the prePage | 19 established

News Brief The Military Government of the West Bank expects some 120,000 Arab visitors from all parts of the Arab world will come to visit friends and relations in the region, crossing from Jordan during the summer visit season beginning next week. Visitors will be able to stay in the area for up to three months, and may tour Israel during their stay here.A 12-year-old bicyclist died after a pickup accidentally ran over him in Oceanside early Thursday morning, police said. A driver in his 60s was making a left hand turn onto South Coast Highway from the Oceanside RV Park when he heard a thump about 7 a.m., Oceanside police Lt. Leonard Cosby said. The motorist made a U-turn back into the park, got out of his white Dodge Ram 3500 and found the child lodged under his rear tire, Cosby said. A black bicycle was nearby. Nearby drivers helped guide the man’s pickup off the boy, the lieutenant said. He was flown to a hospital but succumbed to his injuries. Investigators suspect the boy was headed the wrong way in a bike lane when the crash happened. They have not located any witnesses

(EDT)Am looking for further information on a Mary Wilkinson, born about 1821 in Padiham, Lancashire. She married David Dawson, originally from Sabden, and as of the 1861 census they were living in Adamson Street in Padiham. David was a shoemaker and died before 6 November 1873. They had the following children (as of the 1861 census): Ellen Dawson - born about 1847 - married James Cronshaw, both died 7 Dec 1932 in Morecambe Wilkinson Dawson - born 3 April 1851 - married Sarah Bracewell of Barrowford 6 Nov 1873, was originally a cotton power loom weaver but later opened a draper's shop in Morecambe with Sarah, died 14 Mar 1924 in Morecambe James Dawson - born about 1857 Mary Elizabeth Dawson - born about 1860 Any connections, please let me know. Thanks! Susan Pederson-Bradbury <[email protected]> Saskatoon, SK Canada - Monday, July 23,number of children. Edward married Katherine McNeil and had 8 children. Archie married Christian Campbel and had 5 children; Alexander married Effie Leach and had 6 children. Alexander Wilkison, born October 3, 1812, was a son of Daniel and Elizabeth and like his father became a farmer. He was also a devoted Presbyterian and served in the office of deacon at Centre Presbyterian Church until his death in 1878. He married Effie Leach/Leich. She was the daughter of Dougald Leich and Mary McCallum of Knapdale, Argyllshire, Scotland. On July 31, 1851 Effie Leich/Leach married Alexander "Sandy" Wilkison. They had 6 children: Daniel born in 1858, Dougald Angus born 1868, Elizabeth Brown born 1852, Mary Leach born 1853, Sallie Amanda born 1856, and Margaret Effey Jane born 1860. None of the daughters married but both sons married and had families. Dougald

(also known as the North Road) from Prudhoe Bay to Fairbanks. Kuhn alleged that the accident occurred because of the state's failure to properly maintain the highway. The state moved for summary judgment, contending that Kuhn's action is barred by a regulation requiring the owners of vehicles using the Dalton Highway to indemnify and hold harmless the state for any claims arising from use of the highway. The superior court granted the motion and this appeal followed. For the reasons set forth below, we reverse the judgment. I. FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND The Dalton Highway is the first and only highway that runs from the Yukon River to the Arctic Ocean. It is maintained by the state primarily for the purpose of providing an overland route to the North Slopeback of the permit, wherein the indemnity provision is set forth. This statement was signed by a dispatcher of Drilling Mud Haulers. In accordance with an instruction on the permit, Kuhn received the original permit and carried it with him in the vehicle at all times he was on the highway. He presented the permit to the security attendant at the North Road checkpoint. In its motion for summary judgment, the state argued that the indemnity provision included in Kuhn's permit barred his suit. Kuhn opposed the state's motion, contending that the indemnity provision is unenforceable because the state's maintenance of the highway is a "public duty." Permitting enforcement of the indemnity provision arguably would promote a breach of that duty by the state. Kuhn also contended that he

(CNN) Mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor has announced his retirement from the sport, posting the news on Twitter. "Hey guys quick announcement, I've decided to retire from the sport formally known as 'Mixed Martial Art' today," wrote McGregor, 30, on the social media platform Tuesday. "I wish all my old colleagues well going forward in competition. I now join my former partners on this venture, already in retirement. Proper Pina Coladas on me fellas!" The controversial Irish fighter, whose nickname is "The Notorious," is currently ranked 8th on the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) pound-for-pound list. He leaves the sport with a 21-4-0 record, and UFC belts in two divisions. Hey guys quick announcement, I've decided to retire from the sport formally known as "Mixed Martial Art" today. I wish all myold colleagues well going forward in competition. I now join my former partners on this venture, already in retirement. Proper Pina Coladas on me fellas! McGregor's announcement comes just hours after an interview aired on "The Tonight Show" with Jimmy Fallon in which the fighter claimed he was in negotiations for an upcoming fight. McGregor, told Fallon, "My next fight, we're in talks for July. We'll see what happens. A lot of politics going on. The fight game is a mad game but as I said again, to my fans I am in shape and I am ready." "He has the money to retire and his whiskey is killin' it," said White, referring to McGregor's new business venture after the fighter linked upwith Eire Born Spirits to launch a whiskey brand,

National Road The Cumberland Road (National Road) was the first major improved highway in the United States to be built by the federal government. The approximately 620-mile long National Road provided a connection between the Potomac and Ohio Rivers and a gateway to the West for thousands of settlers. When rebuilt in the 1830s, the Cumberland Road became the first road in the U.S. to use the new macadam road surfacing. Construction began heading west in 1811 at Cumberland, Maryland, on the Potomac River.Bingo. It's a game that had been played in Europe for centuries but it took an American entrepreneur in the early 20th Century to realise that he could give it a neat new name and turn it into a multi-million dollar business. Aaron Heslehurst tells the story.

(Wikimedia Commons/Arunreginald)St Steven's Church in Kotri, Pakistan More than 50 armed men stormed the house of pastor Michael Robert in Punjab province to forcibly evict his whole family. The attack resulted in the kin's serious injuries. The armed men, led by a local resident named Hameed Gaadi, reportedly arrived at Robert's house on the night of Oct. 19 firing their guns in the air to scare the locals. The mob forcibly opened the gate and attacked Robert's family, according to Morning Star News. A local resident called the police to the scene and the injured family was brought to the hospital. Aneeqa Maria, an attorney for advocacy group The Voice Society, said that the mob wanted to seize Robert's house, which is currently being disputed in court. Maria said that the house wasbought by Robert's father from a local Muslim a few years ago but the family learned later that the previous owner had transferred the property to Gaadi's name. Robert's family filed a lawsuit for fraud and a judge issued a restraining order to prevent anyone from evicting the family until the case was settled. A local police inspector named Syed Wajhul Hassan disregarded the order and allegedly told the family to vacate the house and surrender it to Gaadi. Maria said that Hassan threatened the family when Robert refused to surrender the property. She alleged that the police took their time to respond to the emergency call on the night of the attack. "Rather than making efforts to arrest the accused persons, the police put a lock on the gate and

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that reaching a World War Two peace deal with Japan was more important than Russia's economic interests. "For me the most important thing is to sign a peace deal (with Japan) because that would create the conditions for long-term co-operation," Putin told a news conference in Tokyo after meeting Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.#15. YouTube video:PART 1, 1991 "The Work of the Foundation for Indian Development" #15a. YouTube video:PART 2, 1991 "The Work of the Foundation for Indian Development"#15b.YouTube video:PART 3, 1991 "The Work of the Foundation for Indian Development"

("Strough"). Strough is currently employed by co-appellee Fritz Companies, Inc. ("Fritz"), a customs broker and competitor of Deringer. Strough worked for Deringer from 1984 through February 1995. In 1994 he applied for a sales position at Deringer, which he obtained in October 1994. In November 1994, Strough executed a Confidentiality and Trade Secret Agreement (hereinafter "the Agreement") in exchange for $1,000. The Agreement provided that for ninety days after the termination of his employment, Strough would not compete with Deringer, directly or indirectly, within a prohibited geographic area consisting of a 100-mile radius around any Deringer office. Deringer has at least 30 offices, many along the United States' border with Canada. Further, Deringer and Strough agreed: 3 Although both of us considerapplied for employment with Fritz. Fritz contacted Strough on February 15, 1995, offering him a branch manager position. Strough indicated to a Fritz official that he had signed the Agreement with Deringer, but was told that he should not worry because the Agreement was unenforceable. On February 22, 1995, Strough resigned from Deringer and the following day began working for Fritz in the immediate vicinity of his previous employment with Deringer, although not as a salesman. 6 On March 3, 1995, Deringer brought the present action against defendants Strough and Fritz in Vermont Superior Court, seeking enforcement of the Agreement, damages arising out of the breach of the Agreement, and an award of attorney's fees and costs. On March 15, 1995, defendants removed the case to

(Persero), also known as “PNM”, was established on the basis of Decree of the People’s Consultative Assembly – No. TAP XVI MPR /1998 and Government Regulation No. 38/1999 dated 29 May 1999, with a working capital of Rp1.2 trillion and paid-up capital of Rp300 billion. 4 months afterwards, through The Minister of Finance Decision No. 487 KMK 017, dated 15 October 1999, as an implementation of the Act No.23 Year 1999 PNM was appointed as one of the Coordinating SOEs for distributing and managing 12 schemes of the Loan Program. Having operated for eleven years, in line with improving trust from the public and business entities to the Company, the current PNM asset has grown into Rp2.1 trillion with a total equity of Rp447 billion. Up to now, theMusings from the CEO of an ethical nutritional supplements company committed to education and community connections. Saturday, December 6, 2008 Wheat Grass Protocols I've been listening to a lot of lectures during my stay at the Hippocrates Health Institute. The big themes that keep coming up center on oxygen, enzymes, and alkalinity. The Institute was founded by Ann Wigmore, who cured herself of cancer by doing what she saw her pets do when they were sick: eat grass. And she ate plain old grass, lawn grass, that is, and cured her cancer. The way Wigmore chose wheat grass as the green to juice is interesting. She lined up a bunch of sprouted grains, including wheat, buckwheat, etc., and put her cat in front of the line of seven greens. The cat chose the

carry license, police said -- managed to retrieve his own gun and start firing at the robber at the cash register, striking him in the leg and buttocks. The suspect collapsed outside the restaurant trying to flee. . . .Jenkin and Will Hannagan. It started its life at Theatre Works as part of their Musical Works season. It then was redeveloped and taken to the New York Music Theatre Festival as part of their Development Reading Series with the assistance of Arts Victoria and the Anna Sosenko Trust. In 2016, The Gathering had its penultimate staging at fortyfivedownstairs presented with the assistance of City of Melbourne.

(AP Photo/Christian Family Photo) KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (CBS/AP) When Christopher Newsom's bound, shot and burned body was identified, authorities warned his mother the sight would be too gruesome for her, but she insisted she had to go. More than two years later, the first of four people who could face a death sentence in the carjacking, rape and murder of her 23-year-old son and his 21-year-old girlfriend, Channon Christian, goes to trial on Monday. Mary Newsom recalled last week what she did in January 2007 when she viewed her son's body. Get Breaking News Delivered to Your Inbox "I put my arm around the body bag and told him, 'Chris, I will not say goodbye to you because I know someday I will see you again.' That's what I believe. And that's what getsme through. It's been a long 2½ years." Newsom and Christian had been on a Saturday night date on Jan. 6, 2007, and were leaving a friend's apartment complex around 12:30 a.m. Christian was behind the wheel and Newsom was standing in the open door kissing her when they were jumped at gunpoint in the parking lot, according to police accounts . They were bound, blindfolded and brought to a rundown rental home in an industrial inner-city neighborhood about six miles away, according to police. Newsom wasn't there long before he was taken away, sexually assaulted, shot in the back of the head, set on fire and left beside some railroad tracks a few blocks away, according to defendants' statements. Over the next day, Christian was repeatedly raped, bleach was sprayed

(population 450+), some 78 kilometres northeast of Hobart, is centred around the mouth of the Prosser River, on Prosser Bay. Beyond this bay are the waters of the Mercury Passage, with Maria Island providing a spectacular backdrop to the view. Beaches worth spending time at include, running north to south, Raspins Beach, Millingtons Beach, Spring Beach and Rebhan Beach. The Thumbs Look out and Wielangta Forest are nearby. Spring Beach and Rebhan Beach can be visited on the way to Weilangta Forest by driving south on Charles Street which becomes Rebhan Road. When this meets up with Weilangta Road continue south for the forest drive. On the return to Orford stay on the Weilangta Road and you will go via The Thumbs Lookout. From the lookout, there isa 2 hour walking track to The Thumbs for the energetic. If heading to the lookout from town, go south on Charles Street, and turn right on to Weilangta Road. When we visited, the only signage for the turnoff to Weilangta Road said, "Quarry". The Convict Walk commences on the northside of the Orford Bridge and runs west along the Prosser River. This road was built by convicts and doesn't actually lead anywhere, but is now good for a pleasant stroll along the river. A cycle/walking track has commenced construction and currently runs from the Orford Bridge around to Raspins Beach. It will eventually link Triabunna to Spring Beach. There's a 9 hole golf course on the Tasman Highway and Our Park is a great place to take

(in a sense) … an Allbirds woollen shoe. Photograph: Allbirds/Scott Darling “Revenge of the nerds” is how Troy Carter – the former manager of Lady Gaga and now a Silicon Valley venture capitalist – describes this change. Last year, Carter told Time magazine about leaving a barbecue in Silicon Valley with a feeling that “the power was shifting”. The new stardust glinting from the glass offices of Silicon Valley has not gone unnoticed by the fashion world. Virgil Abloh, the founder of Off-White, a Kanye West collaborator and probably the hottest name in the fashion industry right now, attended September’s iPhone X launch in the company of his friend Jony Ive, the chief design officer of Apple, and Angela Ahrendts, senior vice-president of retail at Apple, who was wearingthat arrived with that intake,” he adds. Chueh has seen a physical and cultural migration since she moved to San Francisco in 2011. “Gradually, the ecosystem has moved from Cupertino, where the culture was kind of hardcore geeky, to San Francisco, where it is more about web applications and tech-enabled ideas than it is about hardware and semiconductors.” Chichi members’ clubs have sprung up in the city: the Battery in 2015, the Modernist this year. The size of Silicon Valley egos have been mapped, through the last decade, in the pages of the architecture journals that have tracked an arms race of starchitect-designed offices. The Airbnb headquarters features a replica of the war room from Dr Strangelove. The new Apple Park spaceship has grandeur on a scale to

Ira hears from a woman named Shannon about a phone call she got in 2008 that cast doubt on whether an 18 year old named Marie was telling the truth about being sexually assaulted. This idea leads to one of two investigations—one small and bad, and the other stunningly big and good. (4 minutes)Finra Upgrades Surveillance WASHINGTON—Wall Street's self-regulator, in an effort to catch up with a boom in computer-driven trading, is extending its oversight to two stock exchanges catering to high-speed traders and taking a deeper look at "dark pools" that lure investors away from the public market, the watchdog's chief said. The moves by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority are an attempt to keep pace with rapidly changing markets and...

(Newser) – For the fifth time, a Maryland house has been the victim of an out-of-control car. "When he crashed into the wall, I said, 'Damn, another car hit my house,'" homeowner Leonard Miller, 88, tells Fox 5 DC. Miller has lived in the Prince George's County home since 1971, and he says early Wednesday morning is at least the fifth time a car has come over a hill approaching his house and lost control as it turned a corner, causing it to jump the curb and ram into a wall. The crashes typically happen when it's dark out, and Miller tells WJLA drivers "fly" down the street near his house, where the posted speed limit is 30mph. story continues below Repairs have been necessary after each crash; a pastlaundry facilities. Housing Student Residences are located throughout Rockport - and include dorms, student rooms in campus homes. Students may choose to reside off-campus. There are accommodations on-campus for around 100 students in a combination of singles or doubles. See Also Maine Media Workshops References External links Category:Universities and colleges in Knox County, Maine Category:Art schools in Maine Category:1996 establishments in Maine Category:Educational institutions established in 1996

‘playing FOR Sheffield ON Wednesday’ as the New York Times once diligently reported!) between 1990-’93 before going on to represent Derby, West Ham and Nott’m Forest in Angleterre with varying levels of mediocrity. A National Soccer Hall of Famer in the States, Harkes played for the USA in both the 1990 and 1994 World Cups before *allegedly* bonking Eric Wynalda’s wife on the eve of the 1998 tournament and being subsequently ostracised from the squad as a result. 9. Marcus Hahnemann - Made his name in the Premier League at Reading, making 339 appearances for the club and racking up 13 clean sheets and more saves than any other top flight ‘keeper (139) during the 2006/’07 season – the year before the Royals were relegated. Proud possessor of both one offootball’s worst yet most enduring ‘soul patch’ goatees and what is possibly the record for the length of time between international caps – making his debut for the US in November of 1994 and then having to wait nine years until June of 2003 for his next call-up. Also a qualified pilot, death metal enthusiast, Carbine rifle fanatic and keeper of chickens. 8. Kasey Keller - That hair didn’t last for long, did it Kasey? A really solid ‘keeper for many years despite being completely bald by the age of 27, Keller etched his name in Leicester City folklore as their reliable No. 1 during the Foxes’ brief Martin O’Neill-inspired period of over-achievement in the mid-to-late 1990s that saw them win the League Cup and claim four consecutive top-ten Premier

("Race Problems—As they Affect the Church," address by Apostle Mark E. Petersen at the Convention of Teachers of Religion on the College Level, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, August 27, 1954; see Appendix B for entire speech). LDS Apostle Bruce R. McConkie discussed the curse on Cain: Though he was a rebel and an associate of Lucifer in pre-existence, and though he was a liar from the beginning whose name was Perdition, Cain managed to attain the privilege of mortal birth. Under Adam's tutelage, he began in this life to serve God. . . . Then he came out in open rebellion, fought God, worshiped Lucifer, and slew Abel. . . . As a result of his rebellion, Cain was cursed with a dark skin; he became the father of theNegroes, and those spirits who are not worthy to receive the priesthood are born through his lineage. He became the first mortal to be cursed as a son of perdition. As a result of his mortal birth he is assured of a tangible body of flesh and bones in eternity, a fact which will enable him to rule over Satan (Mormon Doctrine, by Bruce R. McConkie, Bookcraft, 1958 edition, p. 102; in the 1966 and 1979 editions, p. 109). Alvin R. Dyer, assistant to the twelve apostles and later ordained an apostle, spoke on racial issues to the Norwegian Mission gathering in Oslo, Norway, on March 18, 1961. In this talk he said: We have talked a lot about missionary work and heard the testimonies of those who have spoken.

before continuing to represent both the Australian Under 19 side and the Australian Cricket Academy throughout 2001 in the lead-up to the World Cup in New Zealand in January to February 2002. Domestic career In October 2002, Marsh was named to play for Western Australia against the touring...... Read MoreUnited insist they are already pursuing new targets, but the failure to capture Pedro after the departure of Angel di Maria piles the pressure on Woodward who has previously failed to close deals for Fabregas, Thiago Alcantra and Gareth Bale, and was this summer led up the garden path by Sergio Ramos, who signed a new contract at Real Madrid.

(Daily Caller) President Barack Obama considered being homosexual as a young man, according to a forthcoming biography of the president. The biography by David Garrow, “Rising Star: The Making of Barack Obama,” is set to come out on May 9. Garrow wrote a Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of Martin Luther King Jr., and is a regular contributor to The New York Times and The Washington Post. In a chapter about the former president’s two years at Occidental College, Garrow reveals a close relationship Obama had with an openly gay assistant professor named Lawrence Goldyn. Read the full story ›reminding. We were looking forward to Christmas as it was the first in our lovely new home. We were to be joined for dinner by my parents, Matt's parents and his brother and fiancée. Christmas day was lovely. The kids woke about 8am and that was only because I started making noise as I'd been wide awake from 6.30am excited to see the kids open their presents. Mini Cheddar was so excited when she saw the stocking filled at the end of her bed. "SANTA'S BEEN" came the cries and running along the landing. I when to Tiny Ched's room, plucked him from his cot and carried him into our room. MC carried his stocking in and we all sat on our bed to open presents. TC loved every second of it. He

(CEO of Space Adventures) who were not only present but participated in the event. Some of the alt.space attendees even moderated breakout sessions. Constant reminders were about in the search for challenge ideas, but how many prize challenges can be run simultaneously? Prizes fall into two categories in my mind. The first is bold and huge, barely believed possible at the time that they’re announced (not necessarily for technical reasons) and built on the promise of cracking open a new frontier. The X Prize falls into this category, as does the Glenn Prize, mentioned by Senator Brownback in his opening talk for the workshop. The Glenn Prize would pay $100 million (in later interviews, NASA officials raised the amount to $200 million) to the first private interest to launchTwo weeks ago, Roddick announced in a press conference at the U.S. Open that he was planning on retiring from professional tennis after the tournament. Via ESPN: "I know people will view it as a career, the last little while, of some hard knocks," Roddick said during the first week of the US Open. "I got to play before crowds, play in Wimbledon finals, be the guy on a Davis Cup team for awhile. Those are opportunities not a lot of people get. So as much as I was disappointed and frustrated at times, I'm not sure that I ever felt sorry for myself or begrudged anybody any of their success.” Roddick's career was highlighted by his 2003 U.S. Open title, 2007 Davis Cup title and 2009 appearance in the

(tendency for women to be appointed when organizations are struggling and their risk of failure is high, Ryan & Haslam, 2005); glass slippers (Bonomi in Sims, 2019); leading strategically; leading through resistance; negotiation and backlash; networking; mentoring; work life balance; and knowing when it is time to move on, up or out of leadership. The result was the first book of its kind, "Women Leading Change in Academia: Breaking the Glass Ceiling, Cliff and Slipper" (Rennison & Bonomi, 2019). Women contributors wrote about institutional power structures, biases and discrimination to underscore the role that these continue to play in disadvantaging women in being considered for — and being evaluated once occupying — key academic leadership positions, and to provide the foundation from which women nonetheless rise and persist as powerfulThe blog for Lone Star linksters - news and notes from the world of Texas Golf. Tuesday, June 02, 2009 Triton Financial Classic Monday Qualifier Below are the four senior golfers who earned entry into this week's Champions Tour Triton Financial Classic at The Hills Country Club in Austin. The Monday qualifier was played at Falconhead in Austin. Interesting historical factoid: Ron Streck was the first golfer to win a PGA Tour event carrying a metalwood. From About.com: 1981: Ron Streck wins the Houston Open, the first PGA victory by a player carrying a newfangled metal wood. Streck's win with the TaylorMade metalwood goes largely unnoticed at the time, since the tournament was rain-shortened and he didn't hit the club on television. Better-known, and having greater impact, is Jim Simons' performance in 1982.

his grandfather, who founded the country, and his father. He also has his own signature song, titled Onwards Towards the Final Victory, as part of the propaganda drive to build up his image. The state media portray him as a young man with extraordinary abilities, repeating anecdotes about how he guided the flight training of pilots and taught the country's military band to play.Webber, Kimi to swap engineers 2013-01-18 10:42 LONDON, England - Red Bull's Mark Webber and Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen will be working with new Formula 1 race engineers in 2013 after their previous engineers swapped teams. Red Bull said Ciaron Pilbeam, who has worked with Webber since 2007, had taken a new role at Lotus while Raikkonen's 2012 race engineer, Simon Rennie, had moved in the opposite direction to team up with Webber. Rennie was previously a race engineer with Fernando Alonso at Renault, the team that is now Lotus, and worked with injured driver Robert Kubica.

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Trump held his first press conference since winning the election where he shut down CNN regarding their initial Russia intelligence story. The View co-hosts discuss the President Elect's problems with the press and how terrifying it is. Watch The View WEEKDAYS at 11e|10c|p.by the law. 7. The Court permitted the defendant the opportunity to present his legal arguments supporting his belief that the present charge of Failure to Comply with Sex Offender Registration should be dismissed. 8. The defendant informed the Court that he is being prosecuted for the same actions that led to his probated sentence in Harris County being adjudicated and resulted in his 12-year-sentence and that this constitutes double jeopardy. The defendant further claimed in his motion that due to this violation, the Fort Bend County charge constitutes vindictive prosecution. The defendant also presented a claim of ineffective assistance of counsel which he agreed had been previously

(bird excrement) stains on the islands, indicating hundreds of thousands of birds. Initially, researcher Heather Lynch thought it "was a mistake." Upon review, however, the team decided to set up an expedition to the islands. The researchers arrived at the site in December 2015 to find one of the largest Adelie colonies in the world. Read more: Climate change pushing Antarctica's king penguins to brink of extinction Penguins - the coolest birds to ever wear a tux Penguin Awareness Day January 20 is Penguin Awareness Day - which is not the same as World Penguin Day on April 25. Adelie penguins and all their relatives are so great that someone decided to give them not one but two annual holidays. So in honor of this special day, DW is raising awarenessSouth Africa. Sunny Australia is home to the little penguins. The smallest penguin species grows to be only 30 centimeters (12 inches) tall. Emperor penguins get to be 1.3 meters (4.3 feet). Penguins - the coolest birds to ever wear a tux Sir Nils Olav Here you see an honorary Colonel-in-Chief inspecting his troops. King penguin Brigadier Sir Nils Olav III. lives at Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland. He was knighted in 2008. In 1913, Norway presented the zoo with its first king penguin and in 1972, the King's Guard adopted one: Nils Olav I. He and his two successors at the Edinburgh Zoo have since risen through the ranks from mascot to Colonel-in-Chief. Penguins - the coolest birds to ever wear a tux Knitting against the Black Tide After oil

(would justify the additional bearings and generator) would be fuel tanks. Spinning a fuel tank with liquid fuel in it would be tricky though, especially adapting the piping and fuel lines to work while spun at thousands of RPMs is a significant engineering challenge. Also, most rockets don't really suffer from a lack of electrical power. Of all modern rockets, the Electron is basically the only one which uses batteries as "fuel" and discards them as the rocket gains altitude. Additionally, while flywheels may reach high densities, they are still nowhere near the immense energy density of liquid rocket propellants. Syphoning off a tiny portion of the fuel is often done with a small turbine which then powers the pumps. In the Electron, this turbine is replaced by batteriesPilgrims embark on the annual Amarnath Yatra from Jammu on June 28, 2017 | Photo Credit: IANS New Delhi: In what has left pilgrims infuriated, the National Green Tribunal on Wednesday directed the Shri Amarnathji Shrine Board (SASB) that there should be no chanting of 'mantras' or 'jaykaras' in Amarnath. Amarnath Shrine Board slammed by National Green Tribunal for lack of facilities to pilgrims An NGT bench headed by chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar also directed that pilgrims would have to deposit all mobiles and belongings at the last check post. From there, there should be a single queue of people walking towards the cave, said the NGT. The bench also said that there should be no ringing of bells in the cave temple. The NGT has said that the move is aimed at

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(hereafter Mother) had mental problems rendering her incapable of providing regular care for Daniel and placing him at risk of physical harm, damage, and danger. No allegations in the Petition were made against Father. Also on July 25, 2013, DCFS filed a Detention Report (hereafter Detention Report) stating that Daniel was born in an alley in Venice, California, and was taken to the hospital by emergency services team. The hospital was concerned about Mother’s ability to care for Daniel given that Mother was living on the streets, appeared to be mentally ill, had no support network besides friends also living on the streets, and had no substantial living arrangements that would support Mother as well as Daniel. The Detention Report indicated that Fatherwere received. The juvenile court ordered reunification services for Mother but not for Father as he was only an alleged father under section 361.5(a). The disposition hearing was continued to October 17, 2013, at which time the court expected to have the DNA test results and the ICPC report. In a Last Minute Information For the Court filed on October 17, 2013, DCFS attached a report from the Multidisciplinary Assessment Team indicating that in a September 6, 2013 interview, Father was asked about his goals for Daniel and Father responded that he was waiting for the results of DNA testing. Father stated that if DNA testing determined he was not Daniel’s father, he would continue to visit the child “while time permits,” and that if he were Daniel’s father he would

Navagation Menu By DAVID BAUDER, AP Television Writer NEW YORK – After a season of earthquakes, tsunamis and political violence, television networks from ABC to E! are betting that many Americans will want to rise before dawn next week to bask in the splendor of the royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. Coverage generally begins […]relationship was skewed in China’s favour. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told the news conference that relations with China were good, but not excellent and that competition was not fair as Chinese markets were not sufficiently open to European products. The EU would also like its companies to have the same access to Chinese public tenders as Chinese companies have for public procurement in Europe, Juncker said.

time, the ex-CEO hopes to have seen a few national parks, one of the top things on his new priority list. "I'll miss the people, and I'll miss being directly involved," he said, but the hospital "is in a good place right now."a urine sample, the man gave the officers a sperm sample. The police officers took the misunderstanding as a further sign that the man was under the influence of drugs. The man then gave the officers a spit sample, which finally tested negative for drugs. He was allowed to continue his journey.

— Jerry Richardson, the businessman who owns the Carolina Panthers, is homegrown, from small-town roots in Spring Hope. The Nash County town of 1,300 is sharing in the Super Bowl excitement with typical understated pride. Spring Hope resident Sylvia Williams knows Richardson as a man of few words. She has lived for years across the street from Richardson's aunt. "He’s a very nice, humble man," Williams said. She shared a story of Richardson's polite reply when invited to be grand marshal of the annual pumpkin festival parade. "You know, that’s a very busy time for him," she said. "He sent a personal note thanking us for the opportunity but explaining that it was not a good time. I just thought that was special to get a personal note from a man of"He's just Jerry." Richardson played high school football at Terry Sanford High in Fayetteville before going on to Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. After a stint in the NFL, Richardson returned to Spartanburg. The Panthers are known as the Carolina Panthers as a nod to Richardson's ties to both states.

(CNN) It's a motorbike race like no other. Sometimes there are animals on the road, sometimes lightning at the start line and sometimes hail at the finish. And in between a 12.42-mile public toll-road comprised of 156 turns to negotiate as competitors climb 4,720 feet, from the 9,390 feet start line to the 14,115 feet finish line at the mountain's summit. Arguably nobody knows the twists and turn of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb as well as Carlin Dunne, who has won the legendary race -- also known as the "Race to the Clouds" -- four times and will defend his title on Saturday. "After the race, it can take weeks to come down," Dunne told CNN Sport's Don Riddell of the emotion of winning. "The experience is secondto none." The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is an annual automobile and motorcycle hillclimb to the summit of Pikes Peak Reaching the pinnacle The Ducati racer -- who is also a stuntman -- has been riding two-wheelers almost since he could walk. His father was a professional rider, while Dunne started his career as a bike salesman. The 36-year-old Dunne says he allocates at least six months to prepare for the race. "It really is something else to work so hard throughout the year to come to this," he told CNN Sport. "Because it's not just like you just load the truck up and come out here. "And to get to the finish line at 14,000 feet, to be standing at what seems to be the top of the world, it's very hard

what he described as a "pray the gay away" intervention after he disclosed his sexuality to his stepmother in October. He told the Huffington Post that he recorded it because "I wanted to make sure there was evidence in case something happened".History of Castle Rock Fire and Rescue HistoryDid you know the Castle Rock Fire and Rescue Department was a volunteer force until 1998? Learn more about the department's history in the below document, written by Edgar S. Triplett of Castle Rock on the Fire Department’s 25th anniversary, February 1940.

(Zionist Union) said that annexation of Area C of the West Bank was a defects-way of recognizing the Palestinian right of return.Palestinians living in the annexed territory would have be given citizenship, whereas in a negotiated two-state solution those same Palestinians would become citizens of a Palestinian state, she said.Netflix has taken down an episode of a satirical comedy show critical of Saudi Arabia in the country after officials from the kingdom complained, sparking criticism from Human Rights Watch, which said the act undermined the streaming service’s “claim to support artistic freedom”. It comes three months after the brutal killing of the Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi – which US senators have blamed on the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman – and as the war in Yemen continues to devastate the country. The American comedian Hasan Minhaj was critical of the Saudi heir in an episode of the standup show Patriot Act, delivering a wide-ranging monologue mocking the Saudis’ evolving account of what happened inside the country’s consulate in Istanbul in October, when the journalist

(Norway did too, I'm happy to report. :-) Lordi completely crushed the competition, defeating Russia in second place with as much as 44 points, setting records in the process - their entry is to date the highest scoring ESC entry ever. It was also the first to win both the semifinal and the final ... to the extent that anyone can win the semifinal, but you know what I mean. :-) The Finnish song became, and I can only beg your pardon most humbly for the following awful pun, a monster hit practically all over Europe. My friends KAS and trilltrall went to Finland on their vacation the next summer, and they saw Lordi Coke in the stores there ... o_O But, what am I doing, this entry isn'tGirls from the village of Sawré Muybu play near the banks of the Tapajós River in northern Brazil. The area, and the lifestyle, are threatened by a massive hydroelectric project. Mauricio Lima for Al Jazeera America Juarez Saw Munduruku tilted his head back and let out a lilting, high-pitched laugh. Photographer Mauricio Lima and I had already spent several days living with his tribe deep in the Amazon, but only now had the tribal leader explained some important rules about how to avoid some of the rainforest’s more dangerous inhabitants. The villagers of Sawré Muybu, who are fighting Brazilian government plans to flood much of their historic lands as part of a $9.9 billion hydroelectric dam project on the River Tapajós, bathe in a sheltered brook at the foot of