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(Tye Sheridan) truly feels alive is when he escapes to the Oasis, an immersive virtual universe where most of humanity spend their days. In the Oasis,
The film is set in 2045, with the world on the brink of chaos and collapse. But the people have found salvation in the Oasis, an expansive virtual reality universe created by the brilliant and eccentric James Halliday (Mark Rylance). When Halliday dies, he leaves his immense fortune to the first person to find a digital Easter egg he has hidden somewhere in the Oasis, sparking a contest that grips the entire world. When an unlikely young hero named Wade Watts (Tye Sheridan) decides to join the contest, he is hurled into a breakneck, reality-bending treasure hunt through a fantastical universe of mystery,is hurled into a breakneck, reality-bending treasure hunt through a fantastical universe of mystery, discovery and danger.
The film is set in 2045, with the world on the brink of chaos and collapse. But the people have found salvation in the Oasis, an expansive virtual reality universe created by the brilliant and eccentric James Halliday (Mark Rylance). When Halliday dies, he leaves his immense fortune to the first person
This year’s Sundance Film Festival will boast an eclectic mix of 66 short films across four sections, including U.S. Narrative, International Narrative, Animated, and Documentary. This year’s slate includes new offerings from filmmakers like Don Hertzfeld, who is bringing the followup to his previous Sundance effort, “World of Tomorrow,” to the annual festival, plus names like Marshall Curry, Diane Obomsawin, and
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The final tranche of UFO files released by The National Archives contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters, and photos and parliamentary questions covering the final two years of the Ministry of Defence's UFO Desk (from late 2007 until November 2009).
Discover the reasons behind the closure of the ...numbers, is banking on new technology at one of its recently debuted plants in Estonia to take Utah's oil shale and turn it into big money for the company, Uintah County and the state of Utah.
Oil shale foes, however, say the company has a poor track record in Estonia, a country that borders Russia, and they point to environmental threats on land and in the air in Utah, and question the drain that the operations could place on the West's scarce water resources.
While Estonia company representatives don't deny the practices of the past, they say technology and environmental stewardship have evolved from when the country was under Soviet control and reflects the work of an independent country with membership in the European Union.
"The main difference between historic activities
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Trump IS Destroying the MSM- America Should Follow His Example
Growing weary of the lies and distortion of the MSM, Trump has learned to circumvent the MSM who tell lies about their lies.
America should follow Trump’s example and render the disinformation practices of CNN, ABC, the New York Times and most of all, the Washington Post, irrelevant.
Most of the people under the age of 40 use digital means to get their news and information. The rest of the country needs to nudged away the liars and propaganda artists and render these purveyors of lies and deception to be as extinct as dinosaurs.
This is the absolute best in food storage. Dave Hodges is a satisfied customer. Listeners to The Common Sense Show will receive 5% off their next order byAs WWII marches closer, a convicted hit man takes the job the Feds push on him instead of going to prison. Posing as a member of the 1936 Olympic team in Berlin, he must kill the high-ranking Nazi architect of Germany's rearmament. "Expectthe unexpected... deliciously twisty... This is prime Deaver, which means prime entertainment."—Publishers Weekly
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My Own 1000 Square Meters
SynopsisAfter living in the Netherlands for seventeen years, an Iranian woman decides to go back to Iran with the dream of buying a plot of land for herself and calling it home. Her journey to find the right spot coincides with a visit to the United Nations by the new Iranian president. Slowly but surely, she becomes confronted with the fact that her dream might not be so easily realised.My Own 1000 Square Metres deals with the question of cultural identity in a globalised world and the impossibility of regaining a lost sense of home.
BiographyBorn 1968 in Iran, Atousa Bandeh Ghiasabadi has worked since 2004 as a member of the "Dutch Visual Arts Foundation's" advisory committee for incentive grants and artist residency. She initiallystudied astronomical physics in Tehran and Groningen (Netherlands). This was followed by a B.A. in painting at the "Minerva Art Academy". She continued studying with video and film at the "Amsterdam Sandberg Institute". Her photos and video installations have featured at exhibitions in the Netherlands and the USA.
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(and as Dont Look Back does not reveal), Allen Ginsberg had just flown to London from Prague, suddenly ejected by Czech authorities as a corrupter of youth—he was now a year shy of forty—a week after a massing of a hundred thousand students, with rock bands blaring, had proclaimed him the King of May, as part of the revival of an annual festival that the Communists had suppressed for twenty years.WASHINGTON (AP) — Fearing a political-military implosion that could throw its most important Arab ally into chaos, the Obama administration has abandoned its hands-off approach, delivering pointed warnings to the three main players in the crisis: Muslim Brotherhood President Mohammed Morsi, protesters demanding his ouster and the powerful Egyptian military.
U.S. officials said Tuesday they are urging Morsi to take immediate steps to address opposition grievances, telling the protesters to remain peaceful and reminding the army that a coup could have consequences for the massive American military aid package it currently receives. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the delicate diplomacy that is aimed at calming the unrest and protecting Egypt's status as a bulwark of Mideast stability.
The officials
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My mother put the Volvo into reverse, swivelled the driver’s seat to face the back of the car, and drove backwards along the dual carriageway. She disregarded my warnings that she risked crashing into the lorry behind us that was now in front.
Later we met JC, her mother, her sister (normally based in Australia) and her old boss (who was paying) for a meal out in Manchester.of Disfigurement in First World War Britain,’ Social History of Medicine (Feb. 2011).
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(CNN) He's still only 19, but Matthijs de Ligt has already experienced more big football moments than most top-level professionals can hope for in their entire career.
He became the youngest ever captain in a Champions League knockout game when Ajax dispatched Real Madrid in March, following that milestone with a quarterfinal winning goal against Juventus a few weeks later.
Yet what Ajax and de Ligt would achieve should it beat Tottenham in the forthcoming Champions League semifinal would surpass anything the young Dutchman has managed thus far.
In the era of the mega-rich superclubs -- many the play things of billionaires, oligarchs, petro states and distant investors -- that pay eye-watering wages and transfer fees, Ajax has bucked the trend in reaching the latter stages of the Champions League bysticking to its core identity and promoting youth like the impressive de Ligt.
It is now just two games from the final, a run that will provide a welcome boost to the club's coffers. In last season's tournament, organizers UEFA distributed over $1.5 billion to clubs participating in the competition. Winners Real earned nearly $100 million, while semifinalists Bayern and Roma respectively took home $81 million and $96 million.
Creating legends
Not only has Ajax outplayed the reigning champion Real and the much fancied Juventus, which contains Cristiano Ronaldo in its ranks, but it has played more games and traveled considerably further than any of the teams remaining in the competition.
To put the scale of Ajax's achievement into perspective, the club started its Champions League campaign in July, just 10 days
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(University of Georgia Press, 2015), Logorrhea Dementia (University of Georgia Press, 2010), Bouquet of Hungers (University of Georgia Press, 2007) and The Listening (University of Georgia Press, 2003). He is the recipient of the Cave Canem Poetry Prize, and the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award. He lives in Washington, D.C., where he works, writes, and edits POST NO ILLS Magazine. Originally from Newark, New Jersey, Dargan is a graduate of Saint Benedict’s Prep, The University of Virginia, and Indiana University.
FWR: “Anagnorisis” is the moment in a tragedy where a character realizes his or her (or another’s) true nature. I was struck that your poems consider not only your realization of yourself, but also your realization of America, and what America thinks it knows about you. The first section of CorneliusOut of the Miss America closet
There she goes, out of the closet and ahead of the curve(s). Who says an Atlantic City bathing beauty is all looks, legs and perfect teeth? Erika Harold is all of that, and then some. But Miss America 2003 has a little attitude, too.
She became Miss Illinois and on her way to Atlantic City with a "platform" of advocating sexual abstinence for teens. This put her in a unique category, particularly in a sex-drenched youth culture, and that was too much for the old folks, yearning to be hip, who run the beauty pageants.
They told her to change her platform to be more "pertinent" for a national audience. She should make prevention of youth violence her cause. This didn't make sense to her.
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hoping to relocate the sugar but are having a hard time finding a new home for it.
The Panamanian president, Ricardo Martinelli, personally inspected the ship's interior when it was first stopped. He does not appear to have returned since the bees arrived.Ibrahim Geagea
Ibrahim Geagea (23 March 1924 – 30 July 1985) was a Lebanese alpine skier. He competed at the 1948, 1952, 1956 and the 1960 Winter Olympics.
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(Bohdan Nahaylo)
. . . AND RUSSIAN "CHAUVINISM." Ukrinform-TASS reported that
during the Ukrainian parlia-ment's discussion on Russia, the
deputy chairman of the Ukrainian parliament, Vasyl Durdinets,
charged Russia with pursuing a policy of "pressure by force"
and "unconcealed political dictat" towards independent Ukraine.
He accused the Russian parliament of violating the Helsinki Accords
and the existing bilateral treaty between Ukraine and Russia,
and in this way, undermining peace and stability in Europe generally.
The Ukrainian parliament voted to adopt a separate statement
in which "attempts" by the Russian parliament to pursue a policy
towards Ukraine "based on Russian national-chauvinism" and the
mentality of "the elder brother" were condemned. (Bohdan Nahaylo)
UKRAINE CALLS FOR FREEZE ON ASSETS OF FORMER USSR. In a further
expression of Ukrainian annoyance and frustration with Russia,
the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry called on foreign governments
to freeze all former Sovietassets taken over by Russia, Reuters
reported on 2 June. Ukrainian foreign office officials pointed
out that ever since the USSR collapsed, Ukraine has been pressing
Russia to divide up the former Soviet embassies and other property
abroad among all the other former Soviet republics. Russia, which
unilaterally took over these assets, has agreed to discuss this
subject but in practice continues to stall. (Bohdan Nahaylo)
RUSSIA SEEKING TO KEEP UKRAINE AND ROMANIA OUT OF NEGOTIATIONS
ON MOLDOVAN CONFLICT. The Moldovan foreign minister, Nicolae
Tiu, told journalists before setting off for talks in Moscow
that "Russia is attempting to exclude Ukraine and Romania from
the process of regulating the conflict in the Trans-Dniester
region and to conduct the negotiations with Moldova on a bilateral
basis," Radio Ukraine reported on 2 June 1992. Ukraine supports
Moldova and Romania in insisting that the Russian
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(CNN) Bruce Lee, the martial arts icon, was being interviewed by a Hong Kong talk show host when the man asked Lee if he saw himself as Chinese or an American.
"Neither," Lee said. "I think of myself as a human being."
Forty-three years after his sudden death in July of 1973, more people are starting to think of Lee as something else: A profound thinker whose mind was as supple as his body.
That may seem like an odd claim. Lee was a fighter, not a philosopher, according to popular perception. He left behind some of the most exhilarating fight scenes ever captured on film in movies such as "Enter the Dragon" and "The "Chinese Connection."
But his legacy also includes a revolutionary book on the martial arts and Eastern philosophy,and seven volumes of writings on everything from Taoism, quantum physics, psychotherapy and the power of positive thinking.
John Little, who examined Lee's papers after the actor's death, says he was stunned when he first entered Lee's library. He had at least 1,700 heavily annotated books. That's when he realized that Lee sharpened his mind as much as his body.
"The philosophy of Lee is more powerful than the martial arts of Lee," says Little, author of "The Warrior Within: The Philosophies of Bruce Lee." "Everything that Bruce Lee did flowed from his mind and his thinking."
And it flowed from his pride in his Chinese heritage as well.
English-born philosopher Alan W. Watts was such a favorite of Bruce Lee that he required his martial arts students to listen to Watts'
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(CNN) Fissures between the White House and national health agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, have begun to expand as the coronavirus pandemic spreads to more American states, creating dissonance between President Donald Trump and the professionals tasked with containing the virus further.
The two sides have grown increasingly distrustful of one another, people inside both the CDC and the White House say, as officials on each side question decisions that either appear designed to downplay the growing crisis or to generate further concern.
The cracks are falling along predictable lines. While health officials have sought to present a realistic and cautious picture of the national situation, Trump and his political allies are hoping to relay an altogether different message: that the virus is contained , Americanssatisfied with the work his team is doing to contain the virus and keep Americans safe. But top aides are doubtful he'll remain cheery for long as headlines question his handling of the outbreak and more Americans contract the virus.
From its earliest days, Trump has sought to downplay coronavirus' risks and lashed out when those within his administration appeared to be doing otherwise. He told a collective of executives at the World Economic Summit in Davos, Switzerland, in mid-January that it would not pose a major threat to the United States, an attendee told CNN.
During a 36-hour trip to India in February, Trump grew irate upon hearing that some administration officials, including National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases director Nancy Messonnier, were offering what he determined was
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— has drained underground aquifers that took millenniums to fill.
Not atypically, the Chinese government has a grand and expensive solution: Divert at least six trillion gallons of water each year hundreds of miles from the other great Chinese river, the Yangtze, to slake the thirst of the north China plain and its 440 million people.
That's the big idea behind what Bejing calls the South-North Water Diversion Project, a plan that reportedly comes with a price tag of $62 billion, about twice the cost of the country's other gargantuan water project — the Three Gorges Dam.
And like the Three Gorges project, this one is also coming under harsh criticism.
Some 350,000 villagers along the river's middle route will be relocated, while thousands of people in Hubei have already been moved Lynch, United States Attorney, Eastern District of New
York.
Appeal from a judgment of the United States District Court for the Eastern District
of New York (Cogan, J.).
UPON DUE CONSIDERATION, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED,
AND DECREED that the judgment of the district court is AFFIRMED.
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assaulted a 2-year-old and his mother in New York City after he left his home in Florida because he 'had to get out of the Truman Show' that he believed was filming him in his home town, according to ABC News.
Drs Joel and Ian Gold, researchers at New York University and McGill University in Montreal, respectively, recently published a series of case studies about suffers of 'Truman Show' delusions.
Their article in the journal Cognitive Neuropsychiatry, followed five patients who believed their lives were the center of a secret TV show.
One patient traveled to New York City and walked in a federal building and demanded to see 'the director.' He said he had to come to Manhattan because he believed the World Trade Center attacks had been faked forfrom the canton of Fribourg
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( the Roman Catholic Church) will grow and prosper as never before. The kings of the earth will go a whoring with her. They will become intoxicated with her fornication (or her hypnotic ceremonies and teachings). But then the Antichrist will proclaim himself to be God and move into the newly rebuilt temple. The Vatican will be hated by the 10 kings and the Antichrist. They will burn her with fire. She competed for the souls of people as did the Antichrist. The Great Harlot will come to a fiery end. Her judgment will be from the Lord. The Antichrist will reign supreme and unhindered.
(Rome)
The city of Rome will prosper and become a great financial and trading capital. But it is laiden with sin. During this general time,smite the earth with a curse. Elijah also turned the hearts of the disobedient to the wisdom of the just and made things ready for the return of the Lord.
(Living Conditions)
Living conditions in Israel and the world will become worse and worse; yet, two–thirds of the Jews and much of the world will take the mark and worship the image. They will follow Satan and the Antichrist, even though it can clearly be seen the God of heaven working through Moses and Elijah is far stronger than the Antichrist. As bad as the violence will be in the first part of the Tribulation, the last part is far worse. Violence will reach the point of being as bad as it can get.
(The Plagues and Results of No Rain)
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PONYCAN USA launched a few months back with two shows: Denki-Gai and Yuki Yuna is a Hero. Executive Director Kazuyoshi Fukuba answers a few questions about what to expect, and what's up with those prices.― PONYCAN USA is the newly-minted US distribution arm of Pony Canyon, which has been in the Japanese media business since 1966. PONYCAN USA follows the example set by Aniplex of America, in that th...
Shinichiro Watanabe's zany sci-fi showcase for his artist pals winds up on bluray today, loaded with special features in a limited edition with a hefty price tag. Mike Toole investigates.― Space Dandy is a series full of magic-- a magic that first reveals itself late in episode 1, during a sequence in which the show's titular hero...
Every good fantasy series has a few incredible elf ladies on display. Today, Lynzee decides to finally share the elf.― The term "bombshell" was coined, very appropriately, during World War II to refer to the likes of Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russell, and other sex symbols of the era. There aren't any elves in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, but there are plenty of wild, voluptuous fantasy women wielding swor...
Deadman Wonderland is a dark, unsettling look into a private prison abusing the system for the whims of the Warden and a few governmental higher ups.― Ever since 1864, a “wonderland” has been a world where the rules of logic do not apply, a carnival that can be by turns fun and frightening. Deadman Wonderland has been playing with that definition since
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About Todd Miller
Todd Miller (born November 29, 1973) is an American soccer midfielder who currently plays for the amateur Olympique Montreux. He spent two seasons with the Columbus Crew and four in the USISL and A-League.
Miller grew up in Salt Lake City, graduating from Alta High School in 1992. He then attended Salt Lake City's Westminster College where he played on the school's NAIA soccer team from 1992 to 1995. He graduated with dual degree in mathematics and computer science. In February 1996, the Columbus Crew selected Miller in the 3rd round (30th overall) of the 1996 MLS College Draft. The Crew sent him to the Milwaukee Rampage of the USISL as a developmental player. In 1997, the Crew sent him on loan to the Charleston Battery beforereleasing him in July. He then signed with Battery. He played for the Battery through the 2000 season. He then returned to Salt Lake City where he played for the amateur International FC until 2005 when he moved to Olympique Montreux.
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“This freelancer was a awful. he said he would bid an amount and then the bid was not changed and took advantage of the fact that the projected was needed to be completed in a hurry, He did not complete on time and said he thought the project would be better in powerpoint and then ended up wasting an hour doing it in photoshop. The end result was not bad. The worst thing is that his bids (milestone payments) include the fee he is expected to pay to freelancer. when a dispute was raised, he just didn't want to compromise.”sure why Disney had let this property sit on the shelf. I would definitely buy some direct to DVD Gummi Bear adventures. Gummi Bears ran from September 14, 1985 – September 7, 1991 for a total of 95 episodes. Adventures of the Gummi Bears, Vol. 1 – Seasons 1-3 was released on DVD in 2006. We are still waiting on Volume 2 and rumor is that it might be released this year.
Smurfs
The Smurfs got their start in 1981 and ran until 1990 for a whopping 256 episodes, making it one of the most successful cartoons in history. Most of you know the show revolves around the antics of the blue mushroom dwelling forest dwellers, but did you know that an animated motion picture “Smurfs” is in development? The
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(CNN) -- NATO forces patrolling the Gulf of Aden foiled a pirate attack on a Norwegian tanker this weekend, a NATO spokesman said.
The Canadian navy's HMCS Winnipeg helped foil a pirate attack on a Norwegian tanker Sunday, NATO says.
Pirates attempted to capture the MV Front Ardennes at 6 p.m. Saturday and were apprehended seven hours later, Commander Chris Davies told CNN.
A NATO-supported Canadian navy ship, the HMCS Winnipeg, was returning from escorting a World Food Program vessel in the gulf when it saw the Norwegian ship under attack, Davies said. A British Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel, the Wave Knight, was also in the area.
The pirates were captured at 1 a.m. Sunday after they threw weapons, ladders and scaling equipment overboard, Davies said. Several rounds of ammunition were foundon the pirates' boat.
The pirates were detained, but allowed to go free after questioning.
There is currently no formal procedure for NATO personnel to follow once they have apprehended pirates, Davies noted. Their weapons are confiscated and they are then typically given provisions and released.
The Sunday incident is the latest in a string of hijackings off the Horn of Africa, which have received more attention since pirates attacked a U.S.-flagged cargo ship on April 8 and took its captain hostage. See a map of pirate attacks »
On Saturday, Dutch naval forces captured seven pirates and freed 20 captive fishermen after tracking the pirates to their "mother ship" in the western Gulf of Aden. The rescue came as pirates were capturing another vessel -- a Belgian ship -- off the
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contraband from St.
Maarten to Puerto Rico, Montijo again floated the appellant's
name. This time the conspirators approached him and, after
haggling over the prospective division of spoils, enlisted his
services.
The appellant arranged for his cousin, Hector Guzman
Rivera (Guzman), to ferry from St. Maarten were reviewed. At the government's behest, she
also tape-recorded telephone calls in which she, the appellant,
and other coconspirators freely discussed the pending smuggle.
Fueled by Figueroa's input, a federal narcotics agent,
Victor Ayala, placed Guzman's boat under surveillance on August
9, 1990. At around 11:00 a.m. on August 10, Ayala observed the
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(the unfussy adaptation by Peter Oswald is a big help), the constant intensity of its dramatic stakes and, especially, for the evenhanded excellence of the two Canadian divas (that seems a contradiction in terms, I know, but trust me) in the leading roles.
A third member of Canada's informal hall of fame of great living actresses, Martha Henry, is also treading the Stratford boards this summer, but she, alas, finds herself stuck in a slick, trite new Canadian play by John Murrell, "Taking Shakespeare," which feels like one of those contrived dramas written expressly to fill a slot in a Shakespeare festival. It's all about a troubled student and an aging professor at odds with the university administration. (It recalls "Educating Rita," and pretty much every play you everis a battle of two pushy old celebrities, "Tommy" is about the rise of a pinball wizard to the dizzying heights of replay magnet and religious idol.
For the 2013 festival, former Stratford artistic director Des McAnuff has re-conceived his 20-year-old (!) original Broadway production for a technological age that even Pete Townshend could never have imagined. Stratford is quite abuzz with the size of the LED screen, the number of dimmers in play and other such bragging rights from the one artistic director in the history of Stratford who's at his best staging rock musicals.
Some local critics apparently found all the new technology excessive; it all worked just fine for me because it juiced up the storytelling and theatricality. McAnuff and his set designer, John Arnone, were able
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from around OpenLearn.
The Open University
The Open University is incorporated by Royal Charter (RC 000391), an exempt charity in England & Wales and a charity registered in Scotland (SC 038302). The Open University is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.Zuhuri Mosque
Zahuri Mosque lies between the Kebir (Buyuk) Mosque and the Church of Agios Lazaros (Saint Lazarus) on Nicolaou Roussou Street. It was built in the middle of the 19th century and is an important Muslim religious centre. Its minaret collapsed in the 20th century.
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“What I’m hearing from an awful lot of new people is, how do I find out what is going on in Haverhill?”
By early 2013, one of the answers to that question might be a start-up website called Haverhill Matters.
Dan Kennedy is an assistant professor of journalism at Northeastern University and a panelist on Beat the Press, a weekly media program on WGBH-TV Boston. His blog, Media Nation, is online at www.dankennedy.net. His book on the New Haven Independent and other community news sites, The Wired City, will be published by the University of Massachusetts Press in 2013.
Photo of Haverhill by Fletcher6 used under a Creative Commons license.and I said also that before the match.
"Until the first goal I think we were a good team who were playing good, in Tottenham, and also had a big chance for a goal, so you cannot say that the way we have lost is a big negative result. But the way we have played until the first goal was good."
Manchester United had the better of the early stages, but quick-fire goals put the game well beyond the visitors.
Van Gaal said the game could have had a different outcome if a first-half chance for Anthony Martial was converted, but rued what he described as "miscommunication" for Alli's opener as United were stretched in defence.
Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino hailed a perfect performance by his players Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino hailed
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member for movement therewith; and further includes a shade member moving assembly for moving the shade members along the track members.
In these respects, the vehicle security shade assembly according to the present invention substantially departs from the conventional concepts and designs of the prior art, and in so doing provides an apparatus primarily developed for the purpose of providing a security system for vehicles for safeguarding against theft of the vehicles.Park City, Utah
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(CNN) In less than a day, Burlington, Vermont, had three top cops. Social media accounts took two of them down.
On Sunday, Police Chief Brandon del Pozo resigned after a scandal involving his use of an anonymous Twitter account.
Less than 12 hours later, his acting replacement, Deputy Chief Jan Wright, was removed from her role for the use of a Facebook account under a fake name.
By Monday night, Deputy Chief Jon Murad was acting chief, assuring city officials that he "has never engaged in anonymous social media posting."
What happened last July
Read MoreTo improve the training of nurses in France: the manuals published as teaching-aids, 1775-1895.
From 1775 to the beginning of the 20th century, many doctors and clergymen published manuals in France to instruct religious women and nurses about their tasks and duties in caring for the sick. This article examines 10 such documents produced during three different periods, each reflecting the priorities of their time. Initially, from 1775-1815, the manuals were to serve in courses proposed to train nurses, courses that were refused by successive French governments. In the second period, 1816-69, they continued to be published as self-help manuals. By the third period, 1870-95, as nursing courses finally began to be set up, the new manuals reflected the new scientific and medical breakthroughs.
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“Dad helped everyone and believed you get back what you give,” says Mary. One time, he offered to teach a German couple to tan hides. They stayed for two weeks. Sometimes her husband’s storytelling would make Alice-the quieter one-crazy. When Arthur paused to talk to people, Alice would jokingly tell one of her children to drive away, in a bid to speed him up.
Alice never got her licence, so when they were in their 60s, Arthur put her behind the wheel. The lessons were going well but stopped abruptly when Alice rolled the truck. Arthur decided to stick with cards. After learning how to play poker from the American soldiers for whom he worked, he had taught his wife. She was a natural: whenever they played, they cleanedup.
The pair took pride in each other, and not just when it came to poker. Alice cooked Arthur the best moose meat; he gave her the fastest dog team. Whenever Arthur went trapping, he ensured his wife had the choicest furs to work with. In return, Alice sewed Arthur the most beautifully decorated dog harnesses and the thickest footwear.
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Despite Arkansas losing the championship game, first baseman Chad Spanberger was named the MVP of the 2017 SEC Tournament.
The slugger from Illinois put on a power show in Hoover, Ala., hitting five home runs in a span of 12 plate appearances and finishing the tournament 8 for 19 (.421) with 10 RBIs.
He set single-game SEC Tournament records with three home runs and seven RBIs in an elimination game against Auburn on Thursday. By the end of the week, most teams chose to put him on base rather than give him a chance to swing the bat. He was intentionally walked four times, including twicein his last three plate appearances.
It is the first time the SEC Tournament MVP came from a team that didn't win the championship since Arkansas' Rodney Nye won the award in 1998, when Auburn won the title.
Spanberger was also the first baseman on the All-Tournament team. The Razorbacks' other selections were left-hander Kacey Murphy and designated hitter Luke Bonfield.
Murphy pitched eight scoreless innings across two appearances, including a seven-inning complete game against Florida on Saturday. He allowed only two hits and three walks while striking out nine.
Bonfield was a curious choice for the All-Tournament team. He went 3 for 17 (.176) with a home run and grounded into a fielder's choice with the bases loaded to end the championship game.
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(starred review) New York Times bestselling author Jodi Thomas returns to the town of Harmony, Texas, where life has a way of making better plans than anyone ever imagined Sisters Abby and Dusti Delaney have spent their entire lives on Rainbow Lane, but they dream of something bigger. So when a poker tournament comes to town, Dusti is determined to win enough money to leave. Enlisting expert Kieron O Brian to teach her the game, sparks begin to fly as they play their hands. But Kieron refuses to stand in the way of her dream, even if it means losing her forever. After a year of traveling, Ronny Logan is settling into a home on Rainbow Lane, but that s all the settling she ll be doing. RonnyAt the Consumer Electronics Show 2019 is scheduled to address the President of AMD Lisa Su. It is expected that the «road map» of the company will be presented at this event. In 2019 the company Advanced Micro Devices is planning a large-scale transition to the production of technological standards — 7-nm.
It is known that the work on the design of the Zen2 architecture has been completed, and the test samples are already in the laboratories of AMD, actively working on the design of Zen3. In the processor market, the company now feels confident.
Today, one of the most exciting topics is graphics accelerators. Nvidia has made its move-releasing a series of RTX cards with high power and received a new technology in the form of ray tracing.
AMD should
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PA: Hamas shot Fatah members in the legs during Gaza war
Spokesman of PA Security Forces, Adnan Al-Damiri: "Regarding our brothers from Fatah who were placed under house arrest during the battles and aggression [in the Gaza Strip], some of them are wounded and hospitalized in the West Bank and refuse to speak, because they’re scared and want to return to their homes. Their legs were wounded by Hamas. Yes. They violated their house arrest and so were shot in the legs."went up against a few dozen anarchists.
(This is an extract from a forthcoming film about the year 2008 in the Pacific Northwest)
The Federal Government vs. The Tacoma Anarchists (2008) II from Nicolas on Vimeo.
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(CNN) The U.S. Army has agreed to provide hormone therapy for Chelsea Manning, the soldier serving a 35-year prison sentence for leaking a huge trove of classified documents.
The prisoner formerly known as Bradley Manning, and once held to be male, said in August 2013 , the day after her court sentencing, that she is female. Just over a year later, it emerged that she had filed a lawsuit in federal court claiming she "has been denied access to medically necessary treatment" for her gender disorder.
The commandant of the Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks in Kansas, where Manning is serving her sentence, issued a memo on February 5 authorizing the addition of hormone therapy to Manning's treatment, USA Today reported Thursday
The memo cited a recommendation that the therapy was "medicallyappropriate and necessary."
The news was welcomed by Manning's legal counsel in the lawsuit.
"We are thrilled for Chelsea that the government has finally agreed to initiate hormone therapy as part of her treatment plan," said Chase Strangio, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union. "This is an important first step in Chelsea's treatment regimen and one that is in line with the recommendations of all of her doctors and the basic requirements of the Eighth Amendment."
Not allowed to grow hair
But Strangio said that the approval of the therapy was only a partial victory.
"The military continues to refuse to let Chelsea grow her hair like other female prisoners, a critical part of her treatment plan that has been recognized by her doctors," he said.
Also, the delay in getting the
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(CNN) The trial of a man accused of killing Heather Heyer at a white nationalist rally in Virginia will include evidence that the defendant believed he acted in self-defense, his attorney told prospective jurors this week, according to CNN affiliate WVIR.
John Hill, an attorney for defendant James Fields, made the remarks in Charlottesville Circuit Court on Monday, the first day of jury selection in the case.
Fields, 21, of Maumee, Ohio, is accused of plowing his Dodge Challenger into a crowd of counterprotesters during the August 2017 Unite the Right rally, killing Heyer and injuring several other people, police say.
Hill told prospective jurors that the court will hear evidence that Fields "thought he was acting in self-defense," WVIR reported.
The defense team also have asked the jury candidates if theygroove and the second cam groove; a tool support member rotatably supported by the housing; a second engaging portion provided in the tool support member; and a spring as an elastic member which presses the hammer toward the tool support member. A tightening tool is attached to the tool support member. The tightening tool is provided with a concave portion that a head portion of a screw member enters.
When a rotational force of the motor is transmitted to the spindle, the rotational force is transmitted to the hammer via the cam ball and transmitted to the tool support member via the first engaging portion and the second engaging portion, thereby tightening the screw member. When a rotational force required to tighten the screw member is small, the hammer
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Albion, because that is the only way forward."
Pardew, 56, was appointed on 29 November after the Baggies sacked Tony Pulis following a run of 10 Premier League games without a victory.
Pardew, who left alongside assistant head coach John Carver, replaced the sacked Tony Pulis on November 29 but managed just one win from 18 league games.
Moore's first game in charge is at home to fellow strugglers Swansea on Saturday.
He said he had mixed feelings about stepping into Pardew's shoes on a temporary basis.
"I felt the pain on Saturday just like everyone. It's their club and it's their passion and love for it which makes it so painful at the moment," he added.
"These are never happy days at a club and it's never nice to see people leave theirtrack in a crash.
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Matter of Molette v New York City Tr. Auth. (2018 NY Slip Op 07820)
Matter of Molette v New York City Tr. Auth.
2018 NY Slip Op 07820
Decided on November 15, 2018
Appellate Division, Third Department
Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.
This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports.
Decided and Entered: November 15, 2018
526569
[*1]In the Matter of the Claim of GREGORY MOLETTE, Appellant,
vNEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY, Respondent. WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD, Respondent.
Calendar Date: October 19, 2018
Before: Lynch, J.P., Clark, Mulvey, Rumsey and Pritzker, JJ.
Geoffrey Schotter, New York City, for appellant.
Foley, Smit, O'Boyle & Weisman, Hauppauge (Theresa E. Wolinski of counsel), for New York City Transit Authority, respondent.
MEMORANDUM AND ORDER
Rumsey, J.
Appeal from a decision of the Workers' Compensation Board,CHARLES JOHNSON was for almost 30 years president of the Flat Earth Society, an American organisation that dissented from the widely held belief that the earth is round.
As a boy he had examined a globe at school and learnt about gravity from his teachers but, notwithstanding the work of Copernicus (whom he dubbed Copernicious), Galileo, Newton et al, Johnson had grave misgivings. From his ranch in the Californian desert - where, admittedly, the world does at times look flat - he published a quarterly newsletter packed with "proof" that mankind has been duped by a scientific conspiracy.
The earth, he claimed, is a flat disc floating on primordial waters, with the North Pole at its centre and Antarctica its circumference; the sun and the moon are each 32 miles
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he starred in "Kick-Ass" as an ordinary teenager who sets out to become a superhero, and later appeared in the 2013 sequel. In 2015, he played Quicksilver in "Avengers: Age of Ultron."The woman whose apartment the officers actually had been seeking - who'd been arrested earlier that day - lived elsewhere in the complex, according to the suit. English, whose apartment was raided, told them she did not know why they were there and had no knowledge of drug dealing, but the cops allegedly proceeded with the false arrests.
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(CNN) Sen. Bernie Sanders "wants to make sure that Trump is beaten in 2020," according to his 2016 campaign manager, Jeff Weaver.
Weaver, the author of "How Bernie Won: Inside the Revolution That's Taking Back Our Country -- and Where We Go from Here," said that Sanders, a Vermont independent, will run in 2020 only if "he's the person who's best able to do that."
And what does Sanders' former campaign manager think?
"I'm very clear about what I think he should do," Weaver told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from The University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
The last three words of his book are "Run, Bernie, run."
Read Moredefensive teams it has played all year, and was prepared for the long rallies that would likely come.
Trinity, though, struggled to come up with the run of points it needed along with a big kill or two in the third and fourth game as the Lions beat the Lady Chargers, 25-19, 22-25, 25-18, 25-22 in the Texas Christian Athletic Fellowship Division I volleyball final.
Trinity finishes its season at 24-12 and will head to TAPPS without winning an elusive TCAF title, while Nazarene won its third straight championship.
“We had to play our best because they were picking up everything,” said Trinity junior setter Sarah Heck, who had 29 assists along with four kills in the match. “We were both making mistakes, and we had to try our hardest to
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(nee Taft) Wilkinson possibly
of Knowbury, Bitterley, County of Salop. Richard's occupation were bailiff
and at one time husbandman (??). They had a son John (other siblings unknown,
possibly brother Ron??). John was born on 20 March 1859 in Knowbury, Bitterley,
County of Salop UK. John married Emma Watkins on 19 August 1878 at Trinity
Church, Parish of Holy Trinity, Shrewsbury, Salop and had a daughter Caroline
Frances Wilkinson (unmarried).
John died on 24/11/1945 at St James'Hospital, Battersea. Last known address
Holmewood Gardens, Brixton Hill, SW2. John's occupation was train driver.
Caroline (my great grandmother) was born 3 September 1885 in Brighton and
was a teacher. She never married but had a son Harold (tut! tut!)obviously
my grandfather.
I'm looking for any possible links with a view to finding more information
regarding my gr grandmother Caroline.
Regards
Caroline
Caroline Bucknall <[email protected]>
Brisbane, Qld Australia -born in Sumter County in 1840, and returned
after Civil War. Then went to Texas, first to Walker County and then Hill
County. He probably had a sister, Rhoda, who also later settled in Walker
County, Texas. Cannot tie John to any of several Wilkinson families in Sumter.
Considered his middle name Phillips could be a family name. John P. fought
throughout the war in Mississippi Cavalry, and lived to the ripe old age
of 85.
Joan Rose <[email protected]>
Broken Arrow, OK USA - Tuesday, September 07, 1999 at 15:05:04 (EDT)Hi, I am trying to trace Charles Wilkinson's (born
17/2/1838) of Cheshire, Englands family . He married Elizabeth Thomas in
Cheshire England on 29/4/1859. They sailed to Australia on board the Ship
"Hannah Moore" in 1862 and settled in Queensland. Charles was sent to Australia
to grow cotton for the
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(CNN) -- Nearly a year after the presidential election, the excitement of Barack Obama's campaign has faded into the reality of an Obama White House.
As observers try to determine what time it is in American politics, they arrive at opposite conclusions.
To some, said Tulane University political scientist Thomas Langston, Obama is like Jimmy Carter, and the nation will soon hammer the nails into the coffin of a dying Democratic coalition just as voters, tired of the Carter "malaise" era, handed the White House to Republicans in 1980.
To others, Obama has come to usher in a new understanding of the relationship between the government and the people. To them, Langston said, it's the dawning of a new age, as depicted in a famous 1984 Ronald Reagan campaign ad thatdeclared, "It's morning again in America."
Both Obama and Carter were elected into office at a time when voters were hungry for change. Carter represented the antithesis of President Nixon and a break from the disillusionment and mistrust of government caused by the Watergate scandal.
Carter, like Obama, learned the ropes in a state Senate. Critics accused Carter of being inexperienced, having served one term as the governor of Georgia. But the Democratic candidate presented himself as a politician outside of politics and a reformer uninterested in partisan games.
"With Carter himself, there was a sense of a kind of national renewal in some ways that people have said has been true after the very difficult years of the Bush presidency," said Russell Riley, chair of the Miller Center's Presidential Oral
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(CNN) Photo shopping Instagram photos might be taboo, but it's totally right for this guy.
LOS ANGELES, CA - MARCH 08: Kirby Jenner attends Christian Cowan x The Powerpuff Girls at City Market Social House on March 8, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Phillip Faraone/FilmMagic)
You might follow Kirby Jenner, who pretends to be Kendall Jenner's fraternal twin brother on Instagram.
Well, he's just landed his own series produced by none other than Kendall herself and "momager," Kris Jenner.
Brilliant.
The parody reality show, "Kirby Jenner," will follow his life and air on Quibi, a mobile-first platform that launches in 2020, founded by Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman.so unbearable to be here with me?"
"No, of course not, Father. I just—"
"I'll challenge you even more in your lessons."
Vika perked up. "Really?"
"As much as you'd like."
"I'd like to be a menace to anyone who dares to trouble Russia."
"You already are a menace."
Vika pecked Sergei on the cheek. "Then make me a bigger one."
## CHAPTER THREE
Nikolai's pocket watch clicked as the hour struck two in the morning. He ought to have gone to bed long ago, but here he still was, standing in front of a tri-fold mirror in his bedroom as a measuring tape and several pins flew around him, designing a new frock coat. For a once pudgy orphan from the Kazakh steppe, Nikolai had grown up to be rather striking. His eyes were dark and
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(Reuters) - A Boeing jetliner with 143 people aboard from the U.S. outpost at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, slid off a runway into a shallow river in Jacksonville, Florida, on Friday while attempting to land at a military base there during a thunderstorm, injuring 21 people.
There were no reports of fatalities or critical injuries. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said on Twitter that all 21 of the injured were taken to a hospital, where they were listed in good condition.
The plane, a chartered Boeing 737-800 arriving from Naval Station Guantanamo Bay in Cuba with 136 passengers and seven crew members, crashed into the St. Johns river at the end of the runway at Naval Air Station Jacksonville at about 9:40 p.m. local time, a spokesman for the Florida air basepilot did not have total control of the plane. It bounced again,” she said, adding that the experience was “terrifying.”
Bormann said she hit her head on a plastic tray on the seat in front of her as the plane veered sideways and off the runway. “We were in the water, we couldn’t tell where we were, whether it was a river or an ocean.”
The military base is situated on the western bank of the St. Johns River about 8 miles south of central Jacksonville, in the northeastern corner of Florida about 350 miles north of Miami.
Bormann described emerging from the plane onto the wing as oxygen masks deployed and smelling the jet fuel that she said was apparently leaking into the water.
Bormann, from Chicago, said that most of
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(CFD) and a credit default swap (CDS).
The results were awful.
Gay Mitchell's business credentials make him sound like the most boring beast in Ireland. His campaign website describes him as a "chartered secretary and accountant". Nothing is revealed about where he practised these dull arts.
Michael D Higgins was a university lecturer, as was David Norris. Neither claims any great knowledge of business. Martin McGuinness has been far too busy. . . er, defending his community, to be corrupted by commerce.
The search for a champion of enterprise seemed fruitless. Most of the candidates' credentials were padded, full of motherhood and apple pie. Gay had been a youth leader at St Joseph's Boys Club in Inchicore, and was a community activist and even treasurer of a St Vincent de Paul network.be much use to him in the Aras.
Martin may even know a bit more about banking than he cares to admit. He could, just like Gay, call himself a "community activist", admittedly of a different complexion.
Not much evidence of an ounce of commercial nous surfaced between all four candidates.
And that just left Mary Davis.
Mary showed signs of promise. The difference between Mary and the other candidates was striking. While her rivals strain to paint a commitment to entrepreneurship, Mary is coy. Mary has simply smothered her promotional bumf with apple pie. Unfortunately, she chose to omit some of her greatest achievements.
In her election literature there is Mary with Mandela, Mary with the elderly, Mary the mountaineer and -- above all -- Mary the woman who brought the Special
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(AP Photo/Akira Suemori)
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MADRID
Cesc Fabregas and Fernando Torres have been included in Spain's preliminary 30-man World Cup roster as they recover from injuries.
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque announced their selection Monday. He must cut to the 23-man limit by June 1.
Del Bosque recently admitted he was concerned about the recovery of the duo, who have been key members of the Spanish team. However, shortly before Monday's squad announcement doctors said both were recovering well.
The roster also includes Sevilla winger Jesus Navas, who earlier in his career ruled himself out of international soccer due to anxiety attacks.
Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes also made the list after a strong season for Barcelona. Atletico Madrid's 19-year-old goalkeeper, David de Gea, also was included after a season in which he broke intohis club's first team.
As expected, Barcelona and Real Madrid have the most representatives. Barcelona has seven and is particularly dominant in midfield with the inclusion of Xavi Hernandez, Sergio Busquets and Andres Iniesta, another player recovering from injury.
Pedro Rodriguez, who has had a successful season for Barcelona despite having to fight for a place in his club's lineup, was included, with Valencia's Pablo Hernandez dropped. Apart from attack mainstays David Villa and Torres, Sevilla's Alvaro Negredo and Athletic Bilbao's Fernando Llorente made their way onto Del Bosque's roster.
The European champion plays Switzerland, Honduras and Chile in the first round.
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(Hollywood Homicide)
2005: (Black Saturday (film))
2007: (Rim Shop)
2008: (Death Toll)
2008: (Block Party Madness)
2010: (Sinners and Saints (2010 film))
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Category:Discographies of American artistsCOCONUT CREEK — Police Wednesday released the identity of the man who was found dead after his car was pulled out of a lake near Wiles and Lyons roads.
Isaac Page Jr., 30, was found inside the two-door Chevrolet that emergency workers pulled from the lake about 12:15 p.m. Tuesday.
Authorities were called to the lake earlier Tuesday with a report indicating a vehicle had plowed through the hedges and plunged into the lake along the 4100 block of Wiles Road.
Family members say Page was the single father of four children. They described him as a hard worker and say he had been missing since leaving his chef's job at the Stargate Bar and Grill in Pompano Beach late Sunday or early Monday morning.
The investigation into the cause of the
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[Karl Alfons Portele, Pathologist and first director of the Federal Pathologic-anatomical Museum Vienna].
The importance of the work of Karl Alfons Portele (1912-1993) in his position as director of the Federal Museum of Pathology is discussed. Portele was commissioned with the museum in 1946 and separated it from university in 1974. The history of the Pathologic-anatomical Museum in Vienna is closely connected with the history of pathology.Mathew is their cousin. The Kings of Leon took their name from their father whose name is Leon and who was a Pentecostal preacher. The band is known for their distinct sound and electrifying live shows.
In 2003 the Kings of Leon released their first album which was an EP called 'The Holy Roller Novacaine'. This EP signified their sound of raw gritty vocals and unpolished guitars accompanied by a solid and infectious rhythm section. The Novacaine EP also gave the band great exposure.
The Kings of Leon were first more popular in Europe than they were in the United States. Their first full length CD released in 2003 entitled Youth and Young Manhood was highly acclaimed and was well-received in the United Kingdom. It reached the top five in
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programs had not caused any violence or deaths, they were "fueling inter-insular tensions."
Located between Mozambique and Madagascar, the three-island Comoros archipelago has suffered 19 coups or attempted coups since it gained independence from France in 1975. In 1997, Anjouan seceded from the Union of Comoros, but returned to the federation under a 2001 accord that granted each island its own government and president.albums
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(CNN) Former US President Barack Obama has urged people in leadership positions not to use social media in a way that fosters division.
In a BBC interview conducted by Britain's Prince Harry, Obama warned that the internet risked reinforcing people's prejudices and leading to a fractured society.
"All of us in leadership have to find ways in which we can recreate a common space on the internet," Obama said. "One of the dangers of the internet is that people can have entirely different realities. They can be cocooned in information that reinforces their current biases," he said.
Obama did not mention US President Donald Trump by name during the interview, which he said was his first since leaving office.
However, Trump's campaign and presidency have been characterized by his outspoken use ofTwitter.
Obama, who was interviewed for an edition of the BBC Radio 4 Today program guest edited by Prince Harry and broadcast Wednesday, said it was a challenge to make the most of the opportunities provided by social media.
"The question has to do with how do we harness this technology in a way that allows a multiplicity of voices, allows a diversity of views, but doesn't lead to a Balkanization of society and allows ways of finding common ground," he said in the interview, which was taped in September during the Invictus Games in Toronto, Canada.
Obama said it was important for people to get offline and meet others in their communities, "because the truth is that on the internet everything is simplified and when you meet people face to
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FAYETTEVILLE -- Safety Reid Miller is going to be a graduate transfer from Arkansas. He is leaving and will have one year of eligibility at another school.
Miller played in all 12 games in 2017, contributing nine tackles and recovering one fumble. Originally a walk-on recruit from Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy, he was placed on scholarship by Bret Bielema prior to the 2016 season.
Prior to this past season, Miller played in 25 games and had 11 tackles in two years. He came to Arkansas with offensive guard Hjalte Froholdt, who was a four-star defensive tackle at that time.
He is looking at possibly attending Northern Iowaor Coastal Carolina. Though his parents now live in South Carolina, he transferred to IMG Academy as a senior from Hollidaysburg (Pa.) High School.
Miller was hampered much of this spring with injuries, thus missing some time and setting him back working with a new staff.
Earlier on Friday, it was learned that junior tight end Will Gragg was also planning to be a graduate transfer away from Arkansas. Gragg played his senior season at Dumas (Ark.) High School.
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(CNN) Maine Gov. Paul LePage declared Wednesday that he "will not resign," one day after he stoked speculation that he would leave office following the release last week of a profanity-laced voicemail that he left.
LePage held a news conference in his office Wednesday morning, and made clear that he would stay on as governor despite an avalanche of criticism for the offensive voicemail.
"Being called a racist was a horrible thing to me -- it was enormously hurtful. It hurt my family. I will not resign, though. My family (is) behind me," he said.
A day earlier, LePage had signaled in a radio interview that he was considering "all options" and suggested that "maybe it's time to move on" as criticism mounted.
"I am looking at all options. I think somehas been mired in controversy throughout much of his governorship, no more so than last week, when a voicemail he left for a state representative was made public . In the voicemail, the GOP governor berates Democratic State Rep. Drew Gattine with expletives and threats, apparently in response to Gattine calling him a racist -- something Gattine denied saying in an interview with CNN. "It's not something that I've ever called anybody," he said.
In the interview with WMOV, LePage said he takes full responsibility for the fallout from the voicemail -- "it's totally my fault" -- but that he was particularly enraged by the accusation of racism.
"When I was called a racist I just lost it, and there's no excuse," he said. It felt "like calling a black
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“Fruit Sister” as she’s known in the world’s most populous nation, from entering the country due to her support of Taiwan at a concert two years ago in Taipei. At the last minute, former One Direction singer and current Mick Jagger impersonator Harry Styles has stepped in to take over musical responsibilities.
Back in 2015, Perry donned a dress featuring several sunflowers, and while that might not sound too out of the ordinary for the “Bon Appétit” singer, who is known for her over-the-top fashion choices, those flowers actually had a political connotation. At the time, sunflowers had been adopted by those who believe that Taiwan should be independent of mainland China as a symbol of their movement.
As if her dress wasn’t enough of a sign of support forFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will meet heads of public as well as major private sector banks on Monday to review flow of credit to important sectors of the economy, including MSME, automobile and housing sectors, as per an official statement.
Generally, the finance minister holds review meeting with heads of public sector banks and financial institutions, but this time the ministry has also invited major private sector lenders.
The meeting will "review matters relating to growth of credit in various important sectors of the economy, such as MSME, retail, automobiles, affordable housing, NBFC/HFCs and areas of priority for the banking sector in the coming months for accelerating GDP growth", the finance ministry said in a statement on Friday.
Meanwhile, sources said secretaries of department of revenue and corporate affairs ministry too
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“Sonoma-Marin” area, at the headwaters to Chileno Creek
about 11 miles east of Tomales Bay, and began the job of restoring the land. It had been abandoned
for 25 years, the barns were dilapidated, the farmhouse was a “bulldozed pile of rotting lumber,” and
beef cattle grazed freely over the spent pasture. Paul says he can date the time that the ranch was last
a going concern by the discovery of a pull-tab soda can embedded in the dried accumulation of manure
that filled the feed troughs in the largest of the dairy barns. It had been a long time since the
troughs were filled with hay. He rebuilt the barns, installed an old mobile home scrounged from Dry
Creek Valley, fenced the ranch, and began to prepare for planting.
He decided to plant Pinot Noirby a D8 Cat. Green
bench grafts were obtained. A tall VSP trellis was chosen which gave the option of training to a Scott-
Henry system if vigor warranted it. He put the guide wire 42 inches off the ground to minimize stoop
labor. A total of 15 acres were planted.
Following his plantings, he enrolled in a University of California Davis winemaking extension course
and was on his way. He offered his initial wines to potential buyers to taste, but poured them nervously,
asking the buyers to “look past novice winemaking errors and try to taste the grapes.” Fortunately
he found buyers for the grapes. He entered his wines into the Sonoma County Harvest Fair and
his Pinot Noir won a Silver Medal and Syrah a Gold Medal and was in contention for Best Red
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(Vernon 1974).
Appellant claims that the circumstantial evidence upon which the State relied was insufficient to support the conviction.
The burglary in question happened on January 19, 1982, at the residence of Anderson, 1017 Kansas Street, Port Arthur. Mrs. Ollie Lott, Anderson's landlord and next door neighbor, testified that at about 1:15 p.m. ("somewhere along there") she heard a crashing noise, found Anderson's back door open and then called to Anderson and received no response. She went into Anderson's house and recognized that a number of items were missing. Mrs. Lott called the police. She never saw appellant and admitted she did not know who broke in the premises.
Buster Barabin resides in a house which faces Grannis Street and is behind the houses of Mrs. Lott and Anderson, though offsetslightly. At "approximately around two o'clock" on January 19, 1982, he saw two young men in the alley between his house and the shop next door carrying a stereo, radio, and other items, some covered. The men placed the items behind Barabin's house and covered them with a pinkish blanket. The two then walked out to Grannis Street and continued a short distance. He identified appellant as one of the men he saw carrying the loot. Barabin also called the police. When the policeman came he pointed out the two men he had just seen making the stash with the goods. The police arrested the men. Barabin said he watched the men from the time he first saw them making the stash until the time they were arrested
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“(Michaels) has been placed on leave from the university. The university is cooperating fully with authorities conducting the investigation. Michaels, who has been a member of the staff for two years, served in an administrative role, and was not assigned clients.”which is why he did not play more. He more than doubled his career touches in one game after playing in 14 a year ago. Now they trust him, and the body of work below is why.
Ben Roethlisberger had time to throw a deep ball—albeit an off-target one—to Justin Hunter in the middle of the first quarter. That is thanks in part to Conner picking up middle linebacker Joe Schobert on a blitz up the middle. The Browns stunted two players into the A Gap, but Maurkice Pouncey and Ramon Foster handled the tackle-end stunt and Conner picked up the blitzer.
At the end of the opening quarter, Roethlisberger was able to buy time to find Jesse James down the right sideline for a big gain. Why? Thanks, in
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(in Japan), he has a great knowledge of the game, he has worked with the likes of George Gregan and Stirling Mortlock during the last four years, and he comes highly recommended.
"He is an experienced coach, he has worked consistently at the highest level, and a lot of players and coaches speak very highly of him. I am delighted that he has joined us."Gallup Polls show that disinformation campaigns to prevent climate action may have had a relatively small impact on perception. At first glance, it looks like maybe about 10% of Americans have bought the lies, with the change in views starting in 2009 and persisting to the present. According to Coral Davenport's recent article, in 1998 Exxon-Mobil started funding the Heartland Institute which has been one of the most explicit climate-lie-machines. Obviously, more funding may have happened that we don't know about. In 2009, “Climategate” made headlines and has been attributed as the cause for increased skepticism about climate science. But the Gallop poll shows that views had already shifted by March of 2009, while the faked scandal broke in November of 2009. By the next poll in 2010,
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“Gran Partita,” which recently premiered in March of 2018.
Alvin Ailey’s Revelations is the world’s most popular work of modern dance. Learn excerpts from this American classic led by master teacher Nasha Thomas or other former Ailey company members, with live music by an Ailey percussionist and selected props. Join your friends and family – all ages are welcome! Dance for a moment, remember it for a lifetime.can have some rust to knock off, but he did get in 24 reps in the slot against the Raiders in Week 17, which is probably a few notches down from practicing against Peyton Manning and company. It did, at least, provide a game environment. He also put in 35 reps the week prior against the Texans, who aren’t playing any better than Oakland. Between those two games, he was targeted just five times in his 59 reps, for two completions and zero touchdowns. That’s not far from the Champ who was still shutting down edge receivers not that many games ago.
When you think about it, moving Champ to the slot may be the best possible use of his late career skills. The nickel package is the new
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(Getty)
Two years ago this week—less than a fortnight into Pride month—the deadliest incident of violence against LGBT people in the United States struck the gay nightclub, Pulse, in Orlando, Florida.
The lives of forty-nine members of our community were stolen that night and a further fifty-three others were wounded in what was, at the time, the United States’s deadliest mass shooting committed by a single shooter.
As the news story broke worldwide and the victim toll rose, local blood donation centres saw surges in potential donors.
One donor, however, remained unwelcome. As gay men in Orlando learnt of their friends, both fallen and fighting for life, the tragedy was further deepened by the fact that the blood of gay men was not considered worthy of saving their lives.
In the UK, thedonors on their individual risk. It’s time the United Kingdom—and other countries who preserve these prejudicial policies—followed suit.
RJ Arkhipov is a gay Welsh poet. His first book, Visceral: The Poetry of Blood, explores the intimacies and stigma of the contemporary gay experience and is published today on World Blood Donor Day by Zuleika.
Visceral: The Poetry of Blood by RJ Arkhipov (Zuleika, £30). To order a hardback copy, visit Foyles (free postage and packaging)
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(NYCFC), Brad Guzan (Atlanta United)
As expected.
FULLBACKS (4): DeAndre Yedlin (Newcastle United), Reggie Cannon (FC Dallas), Nick Lima (San Jose Earthquakes), Daniel Lovitz (Montreal Impact)
Yedlin's return to action for Newcastle this past weekend was brief – he's played just 16 minutes in the past six months. There were 26 players total called up for the US, which means that three of them will not participate in these games, so it feels like there's a good chance that Yedlin's inclusion here is something close to "ceremonial." It makes sense to call him and get him reintegrated into the group, but also to make sure he's sent back to his club team with no extra, unnecessary wear-and-tear.
It sounds at least a little bit like that's Berhalter's plan, though I may beback for the Quakes this year.
CENTER BACKS (4): Tim Ream (Fulham), Matt Miazga (Reading), Aaron Long (New York Red Bulls), Walker Zimmerman (LAFC)
I have Ream listed here after his performance against Uruguay, and given the make-up of the roster my guess is he's mostly a center back from now on. Berhalter clearly wants a left-footed distributor in the center of defense, and with John Brooks (still) hurt (again), Ream's the guy for that role:
Man am I nervous about the prospect of him trying to contain Jonathan David and the rest of that Canadian attack, though.
How fit will Miazga be 10 days from now? That answer probably determines where he and Long are on the depth chart, with Zimmerman – who's struggled in the second half of the season
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Anaesthesia in the United Nations Military Hospital, Dili, East Timor.
An analysis of the anaesthesia caseload of the United Nations Military Hospital and its predecessors over the first 12 months of operation from September 1999 has been performed. Most patients were East Timorese civilians or Australian Military personnel. General anaesthesia using the ULCO Portable Field Anaesthesia Machine was most commonly administered.to live on the family farm by representing that she needed their signatures for a $25.00 hospital bill. Appellee Icie Schellenberg was blind and hospitalized, and was suffering from various maladies, including a stroke that had paralyzed her left side. Appellee O.W. Schellenberg testified that he signed a blank piece of paper and even paid the twenty-five dollars on the spot. A great deal of testimony, including some from appellant, established that appellees looked to their daughter to handle the financial burdens arising from the incompetency of appellant's two brothers and the infirmities of appellant's mother. This evidence is sufficient to uphold not only the submission of the issue on undue influence, but also the jury's answer in favor of appellees.
Appellant also attacks the action of the trial
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fruits of his labor across the New Hampshire border into
Massachusetts.
The government's second approach involved the
anticipated processing of the photographs. Brittany testified
without contradiction that Carroll told her he was going to take
the film to Massachusetts to be developed. If Internet; and that she changed her story on
redirect examination, asserting for the first time that the
appellant had mentioned the Internet to her. He also assails
Brittany's account of his supposed plan for developing the
prints, stressing that she did not make this revelation until
shortly before the trial.
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† The player did not qualify for the tournament in 2017. Accordingly, points for his 18th best result are deducted instead.
‡ The player used an exemption to skip the tournament in 2017. Accordingly, points for his 18th best result are deducted instead.
† The player did not qualify for the tournament in 2017. Accordingly, points for her 16th best result are deducted instead.
‡ The player did not qualify for the tournament in 2017, but was defending points from an ITF Women's Circuit tournament.Originally from southern Connecticut, Rob Parker has been a Tennis Professional for the past 28 years and a Platform Tennis professional for the past 10. Rob is currently the Director of Racquet Sports at the Conanicut Yacht Club in Jamestown, Rhode Island and the Platform Tennis Professional at The Quechee Club in Quechee, VT and Dorset Field Club in Dorset, VT. Rob is a USTA Vermont Board Member as well as serving on the USTA New England schools committee. Rob served as the Director of Tennis at the Chatham Bars Inn in Chatham, MA from 2007 to 2012 and from 1999 to 2006 Rob was the Tennis Director/Head Professional at Rolling Hills Country Club in Wilton, CT. He also worked as a Staff Professional at Four Seasons Racquet
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(CNN) -- A man whose financial management business is under investigation faked a life-or-death emergency in his private aircraft before secretly parachuting out and letting his plane crash in the Florida panhandle, authorities said Monday.
Marcus Schrenker exited his small plane before it crashed, and investigators are looking for him, police say.
The pilot, identified as Marcus Schrenker, 38, later checked into a hotel in Alabama under a fake name and then put on a black cap and fled into woods, authorities in Alabama said, according to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office in Milton, Florida.
Authorities are searching for Schrenker.
The manager of the airport in Indiana from which the six-seat Piper PA-46 took off Sunday said that no one else was on board at takeoff.
The plane crashed Sunday night ina swampy, wooded area within 50 to 75 yards of some homes in East Milton, Florida, the sheriff's office said. Watch more on the mysterious flight »
An Indiana judge on Monday froze Schrenker's assets at the request of investigators looking into his business dealings, said Jim Gavin, spokesman for the Indiana secretary of state.
Public documents list Schrenker as president of an Indianapolis agency called Heritage Wealth Management. Records also show Heritage Insurance Services at the same address. The address is listed in the telephone directory as the site of Icon Wealth Management.
Those three companies are under investigation for possible securities violations, according to Gavin. A search warrant was served in connection with that investigation December 31.
The judge's asset-freezing order, which applies to Schrenker's wife and his three companies,
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New terms sought for Coliseum seating
By Annette Haddad
Assistant Citv Editor
Although the details of the contract have not been disclosed, the university and the Los Angeles Raiders ended months of disagreement Wednesday when it wras announced that the two parties have reached an agreement in their argument over luxury box revenue at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
The agreement comes after almost a year of discussion between the university and Raiders owner A1 Davis. The controversy began last July when the Raiders and the Coliseum Commission signed a contract allowing the Oakland-based team to move to Los Angeles.
However, the contract also stipulated that Davis had exclusive rights to build and sell approximately 150 luxury boxes to be built on the rim of the stadium within the nextHe added that details, which will be made public in a few W’eeks, are still in the process of being finalized.
The announcement of the agreement will also have a significant effect on the university's contract with the Coliseum Commission and whether the university will continue to play its home football games there. The luxury box issue had been a major deterrent for the university' in coming to terms with the coliseum for next season's games.
The same issue prompted UCLA to move from the coliseum to the Rose Bowl as its home field last season.
The university meets today with the Coliseum Commission and it is expected that a new contract will be discussed.
Since the luxury boxes will be sold for more than the regular stadium seating, the university was
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(2009):The City of Montrose requested DCI to do an assessment of their downtown in 2009. Downtown Montrose has suffered from commercial development and a few attempts at downtown revitalization (DID, Main Street) that have been ultimately unsuccessful. DCI's team created concrete steps to revive the town's confidence in their ability to create a sustained revitalization effort.
Parachute (2017):The topic of the Downtown Assessment in Parachute, CO revolved around the historic main street and how to activate it with limited resources, as well as improving cooperation and working together for the benefit of the Town of Parachute.
Rifle (2005):In 2005 DCI visited the Town of Rifle. The goal of this project was to develop a comprehensive downtown revitalization plan for the town. DCI developed a list of recommendations for Rifle onhow to include people in the visioning process, develop a marketing plan, and develop the comprehensive plan in accordance with Colorado law and community needs.
Silt (2010):In
February, 2010 DCI was requested to visit the Town of Silt to help them develop
strategies to diversify their economy from the volatile natural gas
industry. DCI made a list of
observations and recommendations for the town to potentially take to stabilize
their economy.
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(Newser) – A mechanic investigating strange noises coming from a car trunk was horrified to find a naked, starving, and dehydrated baby girl inside, lying on garbage bags and covered in excrement. Workers at the garage in central France say the car's owner, a woman in her 40s, brought the vehicle in for basic repairs and claimed the noises were probably a toy that had been left switched on, the Guardian reports. Authorities believe the child, aged between 15 and 23 months, may have been forced to live in the car since birth.
The woman and her husband have been arrested and charged with child abuse, and their other three children have been put in foster care. The mother told authorities that she had tried to keep the baby'sbirth a secret, even from her partner, the BBC reports. The child is now in the hospital, where tests have found significant developmental and mental problems. The mechanic has been having trouble sleeping since he found the girl. "It was a horrifying sight seeing this little girl in her own excrement, not able to hold up her head, white as a sheet," he says. (It's the second grisly find in France in the last week.)
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(CNN) It looks like Californians won't be voting on whether to split their state into three.
The California Supreme Court shot down the controversial initiative from appearing on the November ballot in a unanimous decision, writing that "significant questions have been raised regarding the proposition's validity."
Proposition 9 would've asked voters whether California should separate into three states: California, Northern California and Southern California. It would've been subject to approval by US Congress. The initiative had gained enough signatures in June to qualify for the ballot on November 6.
"We conclude that the potential harm in permitting the measure to remain on the ballot outweighs the potential harm in delaying the proposition to a future election," the justices wrote.
The court directed the Secretary of State of California, Alex Padilla to refrainHolt was sent off after scoring a brace in the Canaries' home win over Wolves last weekend.
Winger Anthony Pilkington is doubtful.
Defenders Marc Tierney and Daniel Ayala continue their rehabilitation towards full match fitness, along with striker James Vaughan.
Match Notes This might be the perfect opportunity for Fulham to end their mini-blip against a Norwich side who have grown accustomed to capital punishment.
Martin Jol's team have lost three in a row without scoring but have never gone four Premier League games without a goal.
They welcome a Norwich team whose eye-catching attacking work has too often been combined with a porous defence this season and they arrive at Craven Cottage on a run of six games without a clean sheet.
Norwich have won just once in their previous 12 visits to
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the plan.”
The modified plan from the Department of Planning will be considered by Randwick Council at a Council meeting in early 2018 to consider whether to proceed to community consultation.
The K2K Urban Design Competition run by Randwick City Council received a Planning Institute Australia Award for Excellence in 2017, a Greater Sydney Planning Award in 2016 and an Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Award in 2017.Contents
Spotty founded the Shrimpy Police Department and gave TJ a job oppurtunity as the chief. He was the chief for a long time, helping shrimpies. He was chief until just recently, when he disappeared. The chief is now Redboy.
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its facts.
Officer Guerra testified that the gun was found lying in the center of the truck's
seat in the same location where appellant had been sitting. Guerra testified that the
plastic wrapper containing the crack cocaine was in the crevice between the seat
cushions, approximately two inches from the gun. Thus, there was evidence to
support jury findings that the cocaine was conveniently accessible to appellant, that
it was on the same side of the car as the accused, and that it was found in an enclosed
space (the car).
Officer Guerra added that appellant raised his body, turned, and was moving
around as if he were putting something underneath him. Guerra testified that
appellant reached underneath himself and then turned forward. Guerra stated that he
took strong note of appellant's movements becausethe truck had just left a known
drug house and that appellant was the only person in the truck whom he saw move.
Officer Speckman testified that he saw appellant pull his hands from behind him.
Appellant's movements thus tend to show that he was conscious of the crack cocaine
and that he placed it in the crevice of the seat in an attempt to conceal it from the
officers.
After evaluating the evidence in the light most favorable to the verdict, we hold
that a rational trier of fact could have found, beyond a reasonable doubt, sufficient
affirmative links between appellant and the crack cocaine found in the truck. See
King, 29 S.W.3d at 562. We hold the evidence was legally sufficient to show
appellant possessed the cocaine found in the
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S.Ct. at 2413; Brimage, 918 S.W.2d at
501.
In this case, the
police officers received a dispatch that an aggravated assault involving a gun
was in progress. When they arrived at
the location, there was a crowd on the sidewalk. People in the crowd were screaming and
pointing at Appellant. They repeatedly
yelled to the officers that Appellant had a knife. Officer Grass recalled that Appellant was
standing confrontational, with his legs spread apart, moving back and forth and
acting very agitated, upset, and angry.
After repeated commands, Appellant eventually dropped a knife that he
had pulled out of a sheath on his waistband.
Appellant was forced to the ground and handcuffed. Officer Grass patted Appellant down for weapons,
but did not find a gun. People in the
crowd, however, told the officers that Appellant had a gun. Officer Grass asked Appellantwhere the gun
was, but he did not respond. A child in
the crowd told Officer Grass that he knew where Appellant lived. Officer Grass followed the child into the
apartment building to the second floor.
The child pointed to an open apartment.
According to Officer Grass, she was concerned that the emergency call
was for an aggravated assault with a gun, but no gun had been found on
Appellant. Not knowing whether there was
a suspect with a gun in the apartment and out of concern for the safety of her
fellow officers and the crowd downstairs, Officer Grass entered the apartment
and began checking the rooms for people.
When she entered the bedroom, Officer Grass observed a gun lying in a
partially open suitcase that was halfway under the bed. Officer Grass picked up the gun and went
outside
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(a blue shield with a border of gold thistles and three oranges in the centre) and the arms of Livingston of Wemyss. The supporters are a silver horse and a savage with a staff, with crest and motto and a coronet.
Thomas was the elder of two sons of Sir Thomas Livingston (d.1673) and his wife Gertrat (Edmond). In 1673 he succeeded his father as Viscount Teviot and, as the inscription recounts, served in the army in The Netherlands and came to England with William III in 1688. He married Macktellina Walrave de Nimmeguen but they separated. With no male heir the viscountcy became extinct on his death.Members of community weigh in on Howe's final departure
Superintendent Sherri Howe was nowhere to be found when the school board accepted her resignation Tuesday night.
And it was probably for the best.
The last time the public saw her as superintendent for Dickson Schools, she exited stage left into the school board's executive session.
The majority of parents and community members who attended the meeting cheered once it became official that Howe had spent her last day in a leadership position at the school. Howe, who was on a three-year contract, had come under fire in recent weeks in the wake of the criminal investigation of her daughter, Stephenie Ringwald, who is alleged to have had sex with students as well as providing them with alcohol.
Prior to entering executive session, a
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News for December 1st 2015
Local Montreal university student Adam Schachner recently completed two separate Bachelors degrees- one from Concordia University and one from McGill.
According to CBC News, he enrolled in Mechanical engineering at McGill back in 2010, but afterwards decided to take a second degree in film animation at Concordia.
Schachner says that he went into engineering out of his desire to create things, but felt limited by the degree.
He also says that despite his overwhelming schedule, he kept his double life a secret from both administrations, seeing no reason why he couldn't attend both universities.
NATIONAL
by Pauline Nesbitt
Ottawa is increasing the amount of armed police officers in its force.
Twelve Ottawa police officers have been temporarily reassigned to the guns and gang unit, as the force struggles to deal withto Costa Rica and Mexico.
Hammarby finished fourth in the 2018 Allsvenskan but missed out on Europa League due to BK Hacken winning the Swedish Cup. The club is currently six points back of third place with a match-in-hand on AIK.
Also pictured is former Greuther Furth player Richard Magyar, who played with USMNT midfielder Julian Green last season in 2.Bundesliga.
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(Beijing) – The government of Guangdong Province says it will leave the minimum salary for workers in the major manufacturing hub in southern China unchanged this year and next in a bid to help their employers rein in costs.
The provincial government made the announcement in an action plan published on February 29. The government explained that it wants to encourage "supply-side reform" by helping manufacturers cut costs, improve quality controls and innovate.
The central government started using the phrase supply-side reform in recent months, arguing that it will make the economy more efficient and spur growth. Communist Party boss Xi Jinping used the term at a meeting held to discuss economic matters in November, marking the first time top leaders used what has become something of a catchphrase.
There areThis is the first design released in the exclusive Patriot Series of silver rounds. There will be two more original designs released in the near future that highlight America's crucial contributions in two other world-changing events, World War I and World War II. Like the first entry in the series, these rounds will contain one troy ounce of fine silver. Make the Patriot Series part of your collection!
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The way some people are captivated by the feats of pro basketball and baseball players, others of us are thrilled by great performances from stage, movie, and TV actors. In both arenas –– sports and acting –– the precis...manufacturers of AZM and to written comments from growers, environmental groups, and the Farm Workers. The EPA's decision prohibited some uses of AZM and provided for phasing out other uses.
*1082 In 2004, the Farm Workers challenged in federal district court the EPA's Interim Decision. The case was provisionally settled by an agreement to stay proceedings until the agency completed its evaluation of the pesticide.
In 2006, the EPA issued its final decision, again permitting for a period some uses of AZM. This decision, too, reflected extensive input from the manufacturers, the growers, the environmental groups, and the Farm Workers. On April 27, 2007, the Farm Workers amended their 2004 complaint to challenge the final decision.
The manufacturers intervened in the district court and moved to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction.
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Turn the machine on and blend for a few moments, then scrape down the sides of the food processor with a spatula. Turn the machine on again, and with the machine running, slowly pour in the olive oil until fully incorporated. Taste for salt and pepper.she previously was a member of the Representative Town Meeting, the Board of Education and the Parks and Recreation Commission.
CTPost Staff writer Ken Dixon contributed to this report
Domestic violence is caused by patriarch like cats cause hair.
Regardless of what the DV Industry would like you to believe, women can be responsible for domestic violence all by themselves, in fact they cause at least half of it and some research shows they cause most of it!
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(where he began his neurosurgical career) and Great Ormond Street Hospital. In 1936 McKissock visited Stockholm to study Swedish neurosurgeon Herbert Olivecrona's work, and then spent a year (1937-1938) on a Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship in the United States and Canada. By this time he had a young family, having married Rachel Jones in 1934. The couple had two daughters and a son.
In 1939, at the outbreak of World War II, McKissock tried unsuccessfully to join the army as a neurosurgeon and instead was appointed to the neurosurgical unit at Leavesden Hospital. The unit later moved to the Atkinson Morley Hospital, Wimbledon, London, and for a time in 1944 was evacuated to Bath, Somerset. McKissock was appointed an OBE in 1946 for his neurosurgical work on casualties with brainHard-hitting West Indies batsman Dwayne Smith announced his retirement from international cricket on Wednesday. The all-rounder debuted for the Caribbean team in January 2004 in a Test match against South Africa at Cape Town and last played his international game against the United Arab Emirates in March 2015 in a One-Day International (ODI) in Napier during the ICC World Cup. Smith, who is playing for Islamabad United in the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL), made the decision public before the start of the Eliminator against Karachi Kings at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Wednesday, reports ESPNCricinfo.
The right-hander made his debut during the West Indies' tour of South Africa in 2003-04. He scored a century on debut -- a run-a-ball unbeaten 105 which also turned out to be his
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(CNN) Michael Cohen has asked a US judge for no prison time, citing, as he reveals in a new court filing, more details about his conversations with then-candidate Donald Trump about plans for a Trump Tower in Moscow.
Cohen's attorneys argued that his cooperation with multiple investigations, including the special counsel's Russia probe, and the impact and suffering on Cohen and his family merits avoiding jail. But the filing late Friday night goes even further in tying the President to Cohen's actions.
The new filing suggests in the clearest language yet the extent to which Cohen kept Trump informed of his efforts to move the project to build a Trump Tower in Moscow forward well into June 2016, including consideration of a trip to Moscow that summer, while Trump wasmoving closer to becoming the presumptive nominee for the Republican Party.
"In fact, Michael had a lengthy substantive conversation with the personal assistant to a Kremlin official following his outreach in January 2016, engaged in additional communications concerning the project as late as June 2016, and kept Client-1 apprised of these communications," the lawyers wrote. Trump is referred to as "Client-1" throughout the filing.
On Friday morning, Trump defended his business dealings in a tweet, saying his dealings during the campaign were "very legal and very cool."
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(The city doesn't have plans for light rail on Carling until after 2030.) The site also has to be in the core of the city, should take into account costs to tear down pre-existing buildings and have minimal impact on the community.
But it's the insistence that a new Civic needs 24 hectares that has critics up in arms.
Hospital officials have laid out their rationale for why a modern hospital needs to be on such an expanse of land, including a need for individual rooms — the plan is for 700 to 800 beds, up from the current 600 (which includes spaces at the Heart Institute) — separating out-patient services from the main hospital and the inclusion of more green space.
But, as critics point out, other cities have beenDreamers, experimenters and balloonists
A few years before the First Fleet arrived in Botany Bay, the world's first aeronauts, Pilâtre de Rozier and the Marquis d'Arlandes, achieved flight. On 21 November 1783, they took to the skies over Paris, France in a Montgolfier hot air balloon and flew a distance of 9 km.
The first news of aviation's progress from balloons to winged aircraft reached the colony in May 1843, when an article appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald describing William Henson's Aerial Steam Carriage. It was a propeller driven vehicle whose design was well ahead of its time but never built to full scale.
The following decade, Dr William Bland of Sydney published drawings of his Atmotic Ship, a semi-rigid airship powered by a steam engine. Although the ship was
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(POLITICO) Not only is Ohio Gov. John Kasich not worried about a potential political backlash for sitting down with President Barack Obama on Friday to discuss their common ground on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the former Republican presidential candidate said in a CNN interview that he would embrace such criticism.
"Oh, I frankly I welcome it," Kasich told CNN's Dana Bash in an interview on Anderson Cooper 360º.
Bash pressed, "You welcome the backlash?"
Read the full story ›Britain will spend more on aid to foreign countries than it does on policing and prisons in the UK, it was revealed today.
George Osborne today promised to increase the amount of taxpayers' money sent abroad by a almost £1billion a year.
The foreign aid budget will reach £12billion in April increasing to 15.6billion in 2020, the Chancellor said, with more money for 'fragile nations' and cash to help countries cope with climate change.
Pledge: George Osborne and David Cameron, pictured in the Commons today, both believe that £15.6billion of British money should be sent abroad as aid by 2020
The spending commitment outstrips what the Home Office pays for policing from its £10.6billion budget and more than the £6.2billion-a-year Ministry of Justice spends on prisons.
HOW FOREIGN AID HAS BEEN USED ABROAD
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The fact that he has a constituency … the man got over 62 million votes. You got a lot of folks out there who are patrons of the NFL product. As a matter of fact, some of the NFL owners are his friends. And make no mistake about it, the patrons that they cater to, a lot of them were Trump voters. He knows it. He took the position that he took.”sector of Jammu’s Akhnoor tehsil.
On September 21, 2019, Pakistani national Basharat Ali (20), a resident of Sialkot, was arrested after he infiltrated into India from the international border near Chandu Check village in Jammu’s Ranbir Singh Pura sector.
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(CNN) Rescuers have saved an Indian yachtsman hit by a storm that left him badly injured with his boat drifting at sea for more than two days in rough conditions.
Abhilash Tomy, a 39-year-old Indian naval commander, was competing in the 2018 Golden Globe Race -- a nonstop, 30,000-mile solo yachting competition that bars the use of modern technology -- when his boat hit a storm on Friday more than 3,000 kilometers (nearly 2,000 miles) off the coast of Australia.
Multinational rescue efforts were immediately launched to save him, but Tomy's 36-foot boat, Thuriya, one of several hit by 80 mph winds and 46-foot seas midway across the South Indian Ocean, was "at the extreme limit of immediate rescue range," according to race organizers.
The Maritime Rescue Coordination Center in Canberra,Australia, was in charge of the rescue operation, with Australian, French and Indian naval vessels and other yachts from the competition braving rough conditions to reach him.
"Commander Tomy has been rescued. He is conscious. He is fine," Indian Navy spokesperson Capt. D K Sharma told CNN. "He was rescued by the French fisheries vessel Osiris. They used a generic craft -- a rubberized craft -- and brought him out on a stretcher."
Golden Globe Race posted on Facebook: "They have Tomy Onboard and he is conscious and talking...FANTASTIC NEWS..WELL DONE ALL INVOLVED INCREDIBLE NEWS!!!!"
The French fisheries patrol vessel Osiris reached Tomy's yacht at 5:30 GMT on Monday and Australian and Indian long-range P8 Orion reconnaissance aircraft were circling overhead, the post added.
Rescuer also evacuated
Race organizers said the crew of
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“I’m proud of what I was able to contribute in the short time I was there, and I’m proud of Mike Riley and the program. I’ll always have great feelings for them and I had a lot of fun there.”
Utah co-offensive coordinator Dennis Erickson, on his time as head coach at Oregon State
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah co-offensive coordinator Dennis Erickson knows Oregon State very well. At least he knows the school and football program well.
Most folks remember Erickson from his days at Miami, his two stints in the NFL, or his most recent coaching job at Arizona State. But they forget he was the head coach at Oregon State from 1999 to 2002, when he compiled a 31-17 record.
When he took over in 1999, Erickson led thethe University of Idaho. ... The Utes are 6-10-1 all time against Oregon State. The first game in 1932, a 12-0 OSU win, was played on a neutral field. ... The Beavers have three players from Utah on their roster: defensive tackle Devan Filipe out of Skyline High School and Snow College; Siale Hautau, a defensive tackle from Snow College; and placekicker Riley Harper out of Cottonwood High. ... Utah has just one player from Oregon on its roster, Evan Eggiman, 6-foot-2, 220-pound linebacker from Hillsboro, Ore.. ... OSU linebackers coach Trent Bray was a top defensive lineman for the Beavers under Erickson and was an assistant for Erickson at Arizona State. ... OSU quarterback Sean Mannion is completing 79.1 percent of his passes, which is ahead of
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(28) shoots against Coyotes' Alex Goligoski (33) during the first period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019.
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Coyotes' Oliver Ekman-Larsson (23) waits for a puck to drop during the first period against the Maple Leafs at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019. Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
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Coyotes' Oliver Ekman-Larsson (23) waits for a puck to drop during the first period against the Maple Leafs at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019.
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Coyotes' Jordan Weal (10) skates toward goalie Darcy Kuemper (35) during the first period against the Maple Leafs at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019. Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/TheRepublic
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Coyotes' Jordan Weal (10) skates toward goalie Darcy Kuemper (35) during the first period against the Maple Leafs at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019.
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Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews (34) passes against the Coyotes' Lawson Crouse (67) and Niklas Hjalmarsson (4) during the first period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019. Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
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Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews (34) passes against the Coyotes' Lawson Crouse (67) and Niklas Hjalmarsson (4) during the first period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019.
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Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews (34) skates up against Coyotes' Alex Goligoski (33) during the first period at
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(CNN) With Patrick Stewart now warping back to the "Star Trek" universe in CBS All Access' upcoming streaming series "Picard," can a reunion with some of Jean-Luc Picard's old crewmates from the U.S.S. Enterprise also be in the cards?
"In Picard's? I'm sorry, what did you say? Oh, in the cards!" laughed a word-playing LeVar Burton, who co-starred with Stewart on "Star Trek: The Next Generation" for seven seasons, when CNN posed the question at "The Lion King" premiere.
Burton, who played the starship's chief engineer Geordi La Forge, said he expected that he and the majority of his "TNG" castmates would eventually resurface in their former captain's life at various points.
"Each of us, I would say certainly, right?" said Burton. "It is unreasonable to assume that he doesn't knowGerizim is to the south and Mt. Eival to the north (which indeed is geographically true - presumably he had the chance to verify this firsthand when he moved to the Land of Israel at the end of his life), and in biblical geography the north is often identified with evil (as in Jer. 1:14).
(Furthermore, throughout Tanach directions are given relative to the east, making south the right and north the left; and again, the right is seen as the side of goodness and the left as the opposite - see Eccles. 10:2.)
Another interesting possibility is that when you're standing in the valley between the two mountains, looking towards Mt. Gerizim puts you also facing Jerusalem, while looking towards Mt. Eival places your back towards Jerusalem. Perhaps, then,
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Category:Grey Cup championsVisiting a city as large as Chicago can be overwhelming. For the architect, this is doubly true. The city is a treasure trove of architectural history, perhaps most notable as the birthplace of the skyscraper and the Chicago School. Names like Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Daniel Burnham are commonplace in Chicago, their buildings nestled amidst more modern works by the likes of SOM, Jelmut Jahn, and Studio Gang Architects.
Still more works are hidden away in obscure corners of the city, less well known but equally representative of the time and style in which they were built. In the interest of cataloging these buildings, and bringing attention to those that may not be on the typical city tour, blogger John Morris has created Chicago Architecture Data. A
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time McMillan has been named Eastern Conference Coach of the Month as the Pacers' head coach (April 2017).
McMillan shares honors with Houston’s Mike D'Antoni, who was named Western Conference Coach of the Month.2017 Govan Mbeki Awards Advert
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(SEYMOUR) - Motorists traveling U.S. 50 in Seymour can expect slow going and lane restrictions the next three weeks.
Gerry Daughtery of Dave O'Mara Contractor Inc. said crews will try to make traffic move as smoothly as possible through the construction zone, which runs from Heddyrun Bridge west of Seymour to near Agrico Lane on the city's east side.
Motorists should expect lane restrictions, but at least one lane will remain open at all times.Ahmedabad: Opposition Congress in Gujarat on Tuesday accused BJP of "misusing" government machinery and spending crores of rupees to win the Lok Sabha elections at any cost.
"To win election by hook or crook, BJP spent crores of rupees and misused the government machinery. However, Congress workers stood firm against them and did a commendable job," Gujarat Congress president Arjun Modhwadia said in a release after the state Congress executive held a review meeting here to take stock of the party`s performance, a day after conclusion of nine-phase Lok Sabha elections.
Congratulating party workers and leaders for putting in their efforts during elections, Modhwadia said, "Congress will comfortably win on many seats in the state".
Senior Congress leader Shankersinh Vaghela and national spokesperson of the party Shaktisinh Gohil, along with several
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USA 2015 Home Kit
The new United States 2015 Home Jersey by Nike boasts an understated white and black look, set to be worn by the US Women's National Team at this summer's World Cup in Canada. This is the new United States 2015 Home Shirt by Nike.The new Nike USA 2015 Home Jersey is white with black accents. The white base of the new United States 2015 Kit is contrasted by a black Nike Swoosh, a black and white US Soccer badge and black lines running down each side of the shirt and the sleeves.Featuring a white cut-and-sew neckline with a black triangle design at the front, the inside of the collar of the new Nike USA 2015 Home Kit is decorated with a triangular badge depicting 13white stars on blue ground.The shorts of the United States 2015 Primary Kit are white, while the socks of the new Nike 2015 USA Home Kit boast a striking volt / white gradient design.Check out also the Nike USA 2015 Away Jersey , which was revealed in February 2015.
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(Reuters) - A California Highway Patrol officer copied photos of a scantily clad woman from her phone after arresting her for driving under the influence last year near San Francisco, the woman alleges in a lawsuit brought against the officer and the agency.
Natalie Sramek filed the suit in federal court in the Northern District of California on Thursday, accusing the officer and the highway patrol of conducting a warrant-less search of her phone and of denying her right to due process.
California Highway Patrol Officer Sean Harrington pulled over Sramek on suspicion of driving under the influence on Aug. 29, 2014, on a highway in San Ramon, about 20 miles (40 km) east of San Francisco, according to the lawsuit.
He took her purse and cell phone and convinced herto give him the pass code for her phone, the lawsuit said.
Harrington later scrolled through the pictures on it and copied six photos of Sramek in "various states of undress" by sending them to his own phone, the lawsuit said.
He then shared the photos with at least one other highway patrol officer, according to the lawsuit.
A representative for the highway patrol did not return calls seeking comment.
According to the Contra Costa Times newspaper, Harrington resigned last year after being charged with two counts of felony computer theft for stealing photos from women's cell phones. He pleaded no contest to the charges in January and was sentenced to probation, the newspaper reported.
Sramek's lawsuit also named as a defendant the CHP officer who received text messages from Harrington including the
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Championship debut: May 13, 2002 v Clare (football)
Though a long-time mainstay of the Waterford senior hurling team, Walsh comes from a predominantly football area of the county and has racked up seven county titles with Stradbally.
His first taste of inter-county action at senior level was with the footballers in 2002 but Waterford won their first Munster SHC title in 39 years that summer and his head was inevitably turned.
He made his hurling championship debut as a sub against Kerry on May 11, 2003 and has gone on to become one of the county’s outstanding servants.
The ultimate team player and hugely versatile, he has collected three All Stars, two at centre-back and one at midfield, but has also been a hugely effective forward and is now back operating inattack.
He has won three Munster titles and two Leagues, one each as captain, and if Waterford are to end their All-Ireland hoodoo this year you can be sure the the 34-year-old will have been prominent.
Like Walsh, O’Callaghan first made waves in football and combined the two codes for a couple of years before concentrating on football, then hurling.
His first Championship appearance for the hurlers came against Westmeath on June 13, 2004 though their summers were short back then. He won two Leinster titles with the footballers in 2005 and ‘06 but fell down the pecking order and later rejoined the hurlers as they began to make strides.
A very tidy forward, O’Callaghan was part of the teams that won historic League and Leinster titles in 2011 and ‘13 respectively
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the win column over Tulane after Friday night's game was postponed in... read more
The SEC announced its schedule for its annual SEC Media Days which will take place July 16-19 at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, Georgia. Ole Miss head coach Matt Luke and three players that have not yet been... read moreSee Wide. Engage Deep.
In March, the National Waterways Act, 2016, came into being with the Rajya Sabha giving its nod to the legislation. It paved the way for the Union government to turn 111 rivers across India into national waterways.
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free trial today to get full access to all the smart, in-depth coverage on The Athletic, then get 25% off the annual plan.
Lisa Olson, an award-winning journalist, is a contributor to The Athletic. She has been a columnist for the Sporting News, AOL Sports, the New York Daily News and The Sydney Morning Herald. Her work has also been featured in the anthology The Best American Sports Writing. Follow Lisa on Twitter @Lisa_Olson1.in Bangladesh
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Day 5 - Cycle to Gilly les Citeaux via Nuits Saint George
Today's cycling distance is relatively short, allowing you to spend time absorbing the beauty and culture of the Côte-de-Nuits. A couple of long gradual ascents on your route afford beautiful views. We recommend taking time to stroll through picturesque Nuits Saint George, maybe enjoying lunch in the main square. Continuing on to Vougeot, you may choose to visit its imposing château. Standing in the very heart of Burgundy's vineyards, it was originally a wine farm that was built in the 12th century by monks from the nearby Abbey of Cîteaux. In the 16th century, it was converted into the Renaissance style. Nowadays, it is as famous for the world-renowned banquets thatit hosts, as it is for its medieval grape presses and Cistercian cellar. Today's destination is the village of Gilly les Citeaux, where you will spend the next two nights.
Your total cycling distance today is approximately 27 kilometres.
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Day 6 - A choice of circular routes from Gilly les Citeaux
Today, you have the choice between a shorter or longer route, travelling along quiet roads between the wine-producing villages of the Côte-de-Nuits district. We recommend stopping off for a stroll around St. Philibert, with its impressive 12th century church. Couchey is also worth a visit, with its historical houses and 17th century wineries. Brochon is another gem, known for its 'vins estimés' and its Renaissance-revival chateau. Built by the famous
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(at the time, its balloting could not distinguish between president and vice president) and became vice president. He would become a consistent and strong opponent of the policies of the John Adams administration. Jefferson and Madison were deeply upset by the unconstitutionality of the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798; they secretly wrote the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions, which called on state legislatures to nullify unconstitutional laws. The other states, however, did not follow suit and several rejected the notion that states could nullify federal law. The Republican critique of federalism became wrapped in the slogan of "Principles of 1798", which became the hallmark of the party. The most important of these principles were states' rights, opposition to a strong national government, distrust of the federal courts, andopposition to the navy and the national bank. The party saw itself as a champion of republicanism and denounced the Federalists as supporters of monarchy and aristocracy.[9]
The party coalesced around Jefferson, who diligently maintained extensive correspondence with like-minded Republican leaders throughout the country. Washington frequently decried the growing sense of "party" emerging from the internal battles among Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, Adams and others in his administration. As warfare in Europe increased, the two factions increasingly made foreign policy the central political issue of the day. The Republicans wanted to maintain the 1777 alliance with France, which had overthrown the monarchy and aristocracy and become a republic. Even though Britain was by far America's leading trading partner, Republicans feared that increased trade would undermine republicanism. The Republicans distrusted Hamilton's
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(approx $3,000,000,000 in 2010 Australian currency) in reconstruction aid.
To imprison only Cape Afrikaner rebel leaders.
To allow the use of Dutch (later Afrikaans) in the schools and law courts.
Subsequent to the British government giving the Boer colonies self-government, the Union of South Africa was created on 31 May 1910. It later gained complete independence under the 1926 Imperial Conference and the 1931 Statute of Westminster. It became a republic in 1961.
Although the treaty is named after the town of Vereeniging, where the peace negotiations took place, it was actually signed at Melrose House in Pretoria.late as Roth scored her second goal winning the one-on-one against the goalie.
With eight minutes left in the half, Strickler earned her second assist putting the ball wide from the defensive pitch to Amberly Gutierrez forcing the defense way out of position. Gutierrez scored her goal putting it right between the goalie's legs and Bellmont led 3-0 at the half.
The Squaws came out a little flat to start the second half letting South Side beat them to the ball on a few occasions. but they quickly regrouped after the first five minutes and started to play possession soccer again. Eight minutes into half two, Madison Gephart stole the ball from a fleeing South Side defender and wasted no time as she put the ball to space right in
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“Other individuals including a G4S security contractor, it is alleged, were involved in rushing past him and kicking him and then a rock was dropped on Mr Barati's head."
A doctor treating Barati said his injuries were so severe that he would not have survived even with the “best available medical care”.
The asylum seeker was taken to a makeshift hospital on a concrete wharf near the detention centre, where he was “bleeding from the back of his skull on to the ground”, the doctor who treated him said.
“Mr Barati’s head was shattered by a crack on the left side of his skull … He also had facial abrasions and knocks indicating he had received a more general beating (not just the blow to the skull),” a medical officer toldSteel defends party's actions over Sir Cyril abuse claims
LORD Steel has said his party is "not a detective agency" as he defended its handling of child abuse allegations against former MP Sir Cyril Smith.
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The peer, who led the Liberals from 1976 to 1988, said that questions over why the claims were not originally investigated further were for the police and not the Liberal Democrats.
The former presiding officer of the Scottish Parliament added that he would not have recommended Sir Cyril for a knighthood if he had known about his behaviour.
Greater Manchester Police and Rochdale Council are investigating claims of physical
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Pink Floyd stars Roger Waters and David Gilmour teamed up for a rare appearance together to re-stage their classic album The Wall.
It happened during Roger Waters' concert version of the group's concept album The Wall at London's O2 Arena.
Later in the show, drummer Nick Mason also joined guitarist David Gilmour and singer Roger Waters for a performance of Outside the Wall.resident was an outspoken critic of Saudi leadership, and was last seen entering the consulate on Oct. 2.
The Saudi government initially denied knowledge of Khashoggi's whereabouts, and changed its story multiple times before charging more than a dozen Saudis for their alleged involvement in his murder.
U.S. and international intelligence officials have indicated that the crown prince likely played a role in Khashoggi's death.
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Category:Airports in XinjiangThe Durham Regional Police wants the Ontario ombudsman to help restore the reputation of an officer whom he falsely accused of sending inappropriate messages to him over Twitter.
On Aug. 8, Ontario Ombudsman André Marin received tweets from an account identified as "Joe Mayo" before a news conference he was holding on the shooting of 18-year-old Sammy Yatim by Toronto police.
Mr. Marin said the Twitter user told him that he was a "carded member of Al Qaida" and not to stick his nose in "business it doesn't belong."
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While the Twitter account was deleted, Mr. Marin publicly identified the tweeter as Durham regional police officer "Dennis Scott" and later clarified the name as "Scott Dennis," also disclosing the constable's salary. Several media outlets reported Constable Dennis' name.
Durham
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Y = (0.057 V1 - 0.019 V2 - 0.106 V3 - 0.022 V4 + 0.041 V5 + 0.048 V6 - 0.227 DI + 0.887 DII) (2)
Z = -(-0.229 V1 - 0.310 V2 - 0.246 V3 - 0.063 V4 + 0.055 V5 + 0.108 V6 + 0.022 DI + 0.102 DII) (3)
There are different criteria how at to evaluate a vectorcardiogram created by various researchers. Grygoriy Risman presents these different methods, which were developed over half a century and offers an advanced approach called Spatial Vectorcardiometry (SVCM). The original Russian thesis is filed in the Odessa Medical Academy.
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Spatial QRS-T angle
The spatial QRS-T angle (SA) is derived from a vectorcardiogram, which is a three-dimensional representation of the 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) created with a computerized matrix operation. The SA is thedecades, and does not interact with light – hence the moniker "dark". For almost a century, physicists have been searching for the mysterious particles, and the latest findings brought them a tantalising step closer.
Nobel laureate and project leader, Dr Sam Ting of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said he expects a more definitive answer in a matter of months. "There is no question we're going to solve this problem," he said, speaking from Cern.
Rather than look for the invisible particles directly, the AMS team tried to deduce them from high energy collisions and the footprint they leave behind, an indirect method similar to how the Atlas team at Cern found the Higgs boson.
In their observations, the international team of scientists found an unusually high number of positrons, the
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eventually, to NBNE. Meanwhile, Bandon was unable to meet its payment obligations under the 1987 Note. On February 13, 1991, NBNE commenced a civil action to foreclose the mortgage in the United States District Court for the District of Maine. It Sure, but in the post, the league promoted a matchup between the Patriots and Vikings. Both teams are playing in their respective conference championship games this weekend, and have yet to clinch a spot in the Super Bowl.
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(CNN) When a fellow Florida State University fraternity pledge discovered Andrew Coffey had no pulse the morning after an alcohol-filled party, he didn't immediately call 911.
Instead, the pledge called and texted five other members of the fraternity first, causing an 11-minute delay in summoning help.
Those 11 minutes would not have saved Coffey's life, but the delay was broadly representative of the culture of the fraternity, according to a grand jury presentment released Tuesday.
"The brothers, pledges, and officers were more concerned about getting in trouble than they were about trying to save Coffey's life," the grand jury said.
On Tuesday, a Leon County grand jury presentment recommended that prosecutors pursue criminal charges against members of the FSU fraternity, saying the fraternity engaged in hazing and underage alcohol abuse related toCoffey's death.
The presentment comes weeks after Coffey, a prospective member of Pi Kappa Phi, was found unresponsive and declared dead after a night of partying . FSU officials suspended all fraternity and sorority activity in the wake of Coffey's death, and FSU President John Thrasher said he wanted to create "a new normal" for safe Greek life.
Andrew Coffey, 20, was found unresponsive on November 3 after attending a party.
An autopsy found that Coffey died of acute alcohol poisoning and that he had a blood alcohol level of .447, more than five times the legal driving limit, according to the presentment. Testing of other bodily fluids shows that his peak blood alcohol level reached up to .558, the presentment said. The police investigation in the case remains ongoing.
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(CNN) Iran and Saudi Arabia are planning a diplomatic exchange in a move indicating a thaw in their icy relations, an Iranian official said in an interview with state media.
"Iranian and Saudi diplomats will travel and visit the embassy and consulates in one another's countries," Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif said on the Iranian Student News Agency. "Visas have been issued by both sides and we are awaiting the final steps."
Zarif said the exchange would probably happen sometime after the religious Hajj pilgrimage, which starts at the end of August and ends around September 4.
CNN has reached out to Saudi Arabia for comment, but has so far not received a response.
This exchange is a further sign of efforts at a rapprochement between two of the region's leading powers:Maine Grinds out win over UMass Lowell
The University of Maine Black Bears (11-4) started off on the right foot this weekend, defeating the UMass Lowell River Hawks (8-9) 2-1 in the friendly confines of the UMaine Field Hockey Complex in Orono. Maine’s No. 6 offense struggled against the stingy UMass Lowell defense but managed to outshoot the River Hawks 14-8 in the game and collect the win.
The first half of action started with a bang as the Black Bears found themselves on the board 7:21 into the game after third-year midfielder Casey Crowley, who played well all day, found the ball on her stick. After showing some dazzling moves, Crowley was able to sweep a pass to third-year midfielder Libby Riedl, a British Columbia native, who buried the
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(2004 USA Songwriting Competition 1st Prize Winner, Pop Category) hit number 1 on the Billboard 200 Album Charts. Her song "I Got Nerve," is featured on the chart-busting Hannah Montana soundtrack, which hit the number one slot in the Billboard 200 Album Charts on November 11, 2006, selling 281,000 copies at that time.
Aruna's song "Break You Open" which won first prize in the Pop category in 2004, hit the US Pop charts with a peak at #45 on the R&R® (Radio & Records) CHR/Pop Top 50 chart. R&R, like Billboard, is a national publication which tracks and monitors the most prominent airplay nationwide (CHR stands for Contemporary Hit Radio).
Tim Matthews won an honorable mention award with "Can't Help Calling Your Name" in the 1999 USA Songwriting Competition. Thesame song was cut by Jason Sellers on both of his RCA/BNA albums. Besides Jason Sellers, Tim Matthews have had cuts by Neal McCoy, Marcel Chagnon, Jeannie Kendall (of The Kendalls), and Lauren Lucas.
Darryl Zerro (1999, 2000 & 2001 first Prize winner - Dance category, 1999- 1st Prize - Pop, 2000 1st Prize - Latin Category, 2000 Honorable mention award) has his winning song "Let The Joy Rise" cut by Dance diva - Abigail. It hit #1 on the Dance charts and went #9 in the Billboard Dance charts. His winning song in 2000 (First Prize - Latin category) "Chiquita Mi Senorita" was recorded by Top 10 artist - Paulina Rubio. Darryl has won a record 6 awards - five 1st prizes and one honorable mention award in
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