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(CNN) President Uhuru Kenyatta won re-election in Kenya on Friday, defeating veteran opposition leader and longtime rival Raila Odinga in a tense contest. Kenya's election commission declared that the 55-year-old businessman and son of the country's founding President had received enough votes to secure a second five-year term. Kenyatta garnered 54.27% of the final vote, similar to what he had in a preliminary count. Odinga received 44.74%. The President, in a nationally broadcast speech, said he and his opponent were not enemies. "We are all citizens of one republic," he said. "As with any competition, there shall always be winners and there shall be losers. But we all belong to one great nation called Kenya." Kenyatta said he wanted to work with the opposition National Super Alliance (NASA). "I extend a hand of partnershipknowing fully well that this country needs all of us pulling together in order for us to succeed," he said. Kenya's election commission announced Friday that President Uhuru Kenyatta has won a second term. Opposition candidate Raila Odinga claimed the vote was rigged. Congratulations came from Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni as well as Rwandan President Paul Kagame, who applauded Kenyatta on Twitter "for a successful election and the trust Kenyans have placed in you!" The President told his countrymen there was no need for violence. The nation's top elections official, Wafula Chebukati, said the vote was carried out in a "free, fair and credible manner." Opposition calls vote a 'charade' Odinga, a 72-year-old former political prisoner who has campaigned for the presidency four times, is refusing to accept the results , claiming the vote

(CNN) Janet Reno, former US attorney general under President Bill Clinton, died Monday morning following a long battle with Parkinson's disease, her sister Maggy Hurchalla said. She was 78. Reno, the nation's first-ever female attorney general, served in the Clinton White House from 1993 to 2001. In a statement, former President Bill Clinton said that he and his wife, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, were "deeply saddened" by the passing of Reno, calling her "an extraordinary public servant who dedicated her life to advancing justice, equality, and innovations in criminal justice that would save and lift lives." "As Attorney General for all eight years of my Presidency, Janet worked tirelessly to make our communities safer, protect the vulnerable, and to strike the right balance between seeking justice and avoiding abuse ofpower," Clinton said in the statement, listing some of her top accomplishments. "It's fitting that she spent her last years with family and friends, living in the house her mother built with her own hands. Janet was her mother's daughter. I will always be grateful for her service, counsel, and friendship." Convictions and controversies As part of the Clinton administration, Reno oversaw the high-profile convictions of numerous bombers including Ted Kaczynski, the domestic terrorist infamously known as the "Unabomber;" Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing; and Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols for their roles in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. "Speak out against the hatred, the bigotry and the violence in this land. Most haters are cowards. When confronted, they back down. When we remain silent, they flourish,"

(born 1983) is the only driver who has won seven V8 Supercars championship titles. He started his winning streak in 2008, driving Ford Falcon for the Triple Eight Race Engineering. In 2009, Jamie repeated the triumph with the latest generation Falcon. From 2011 to 2014, Whincup rushed to four more titles driving Triple Eight’s Holden Commodore cars. The seventh title came in 2017, at the wheel od the #88 Red Bull Holden VF Commodore. At Bathurst 1000 Whincup scored four wins, three in a row from 2006 to 2008, together with Craig Lowndes in the #888 Triple Eight’s Ford. The fourth victory came in 2012, alongside Paul Dumbrell with Holden Commodore. Whincup is also a record holder with 113 Supercars victories. Craig Lowndes Craig Lowndes (born 1974) was an absolute recordholder with 105 V8 Supercars victories until Jamie Whincup surpassed him in 2017. In 2018, what was his last season on a full-time schedule, Lowndes added two more wins to his account, including a victory at Bathurst 1000. Craig made a debut in the Australian Touring Car Championship in 1996 and he immediately won the championship, driving for the Holden Racing Team. In 1996, he also won his first Bathurst 1000, together with Greg Murphy. Lowndes added two more titles (1998 and 1999), both with HRT, but also six more victories at Mount Panorama. From 2006 to 2008, he won three times in a row with Jamie Whincup in the Triple Eight’s Ford, in 2010 his partner in the Triple Eight’s Holden was Mark Skaife and finally, in 2015 and

"Moving Forward: Detroit BMX" (2013)"Moving forward is dedicated to the young men who have come together in Brush Park in the shadows of Comerica Park and Ford Field to bring the sport of BMX to downtown Detroit. Their work continues..."This HD film documents the momentum of BMX at Brush Park in the city of Detroit, Michigan where it was shot on location in April/May 2013.Four suspects were arrested on Wednesday during a series of raids against the German chapter of a right-wing extremist group known as Blood & Honor, police and prosecutors said. Fifteen raids were conducted across five states on the basis of a criminal investigation against 14 alleged members of the group, which has existed in Germany since 2000. The group is accused of importing and distributing right-wing extremist music and merchandise, the Munich prosecutor's office and Lower Bavaria's police force said. Blood & Honor is a neo-Nazi music promotion network and political group founded in Britain in the late 1980s. The group organizes white-supremacist concerts and distributes a magazine.

(2000–2002) Geffen financed their second album titled 13 Ways to Bleed on Stage, which was released in 2000. In 1999 before recording the album, the group recruited local guitarist Terry Balsamo, who briefly played for Limp Bizkit. With the new guitar addition Ward was now able to focus more on singing and interacting with the crowd. 13 Ways to Bleed on Stage proved to be Cold's breakthrough album with successful singles in "End of the World" and "No One" frequently played on hard rock radio, with "No One" hitting No. 17 on Mainstream Rock Tracks and No. 13 on Modern Rock Tracks, and the music video being put in heavy rotation on MTV2. The album included guest singer Aaron Lewis from Staind on the songs "Send in theclothing was considered such an affront is that it meant a "lowly" woman was wearing the markers of a privileged class--males. It would be as if a slave had somehow dyed his skin white and was "passing" as the putative "higher" class of slave owners. Thus a woman suddenly became entitled to the rights and privileges of a man, but all she had done to earn these rights was change her clothes! After all, the males had earned the right by dint of having been BORN males. I laughed at references to women being arrested for the crime of wearing men's clothes. That was the only charge their captors could think of. Why would it be a crime? Only because a woman was falsely assuming a higher rank in

(Penrith Panthers), Danny Levi (Newcastle Knights), Lamar Liolevave (Wests Tigers), Joseph Manu (Sydney Roosters), Sam Manuleleua (South Sydney Roosters), Te Maire Martin (Wests Tigers), Taan Milne (Sydney Roosters), Una Mohi (Melbourne Storm), Chance Peni (Newcastle Knights), Pride Pettersen- Robati (Newcastle Knights), Niua Puaka (Melbourne Storm), Tulsa Saumamao (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Joseph Tapine (Newcastle Knights), James Taylor (Newcastle Knights), Renouf To'omaga (Canterbury Bulldogs), Braden Uele (Sydney Roosters).NEW YORK -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is joining with Martin Luther King III and others affected by gun violence to advocate for reforms to the nation's background check system. Bloomberg was joined Monday by family and friends of those injured and killed in the shootings in Tucson, Ariz., at Virginia Tech and Columbine High School in Colorado. The group introduced a national campaign to close loopholes in gun control laws. The campaign wants to ensure that a background check system includes the names of everyone prohibited from buying guns. Supporters also want every gun sale to go through a background check.

(Newser) – A French judge may have just sent Viagra sales soaring: He ruled that a 51-year-old man in southern France must pay his wife about $14,000 for "lack of sex over 21 years of marriage." The judge referred to Article 215 of France's civil code, which says married couples must have a "shared communal life." Named only Jean-Louis B. in court documents, the man claimed "tiredness and health problems" prevented him from satisfying her—or even trying, the Telegraph reports. The 47-year-old wife had divorced her hubby for his lack of bedroom bravado, then came back to court demanding compensation. The judge agreed: “A sexual relationship between husband and wife is the expression of affection they have for each other, and in this case it was absent," he ruled.not above our weight, but at the very considerable weight we already have." The Coalition has resisted pressure to join China's massive Belt and Road initiative, which will create new roads, railways, ports and maritime routes in new and revived trade corridors stretching from Asia to Europe. In a message to Labor's frontbench, Mr Evans argued a stronger relationship with China did not mean Australia had to be Beijing's "patsy". "But it does mean recognising the legitimacy of many of China’s own security and economic national interest claims, including the essential legitimacy of the scale and ambition of the Belt and Road Initiative: with us being a little less anxious about its regional security implications, and being prepared – with appropriate commercial caution – to be an active participant

(l-r): David Zabriskie (1st, Garmin Barracuda), Darren Lapthorne (3rd, Drapac Cycling) and Adam Phelan (2nd, Drapac Cycling) make their way off the podium in Putrajaya. (Image credit: Shane Goss/licoricegallery.com) Drapac Professional Cycling has announced three more riders to join its ranks for 2014. Travis Meyer (Orica-GreenEdge), Will Clarke (Argos-Shimano) and Adam Phelan (Drapac/Jayco-WTA) all join the Australian team as it returns to the Pro-Continental ranks. Meyer raced as a junior with the Drapac development program in 2007 before joining the Australian Institute of Sport Road program the year after. He initially went pro with Garmin in 2010 before joining the Orica-GreenEdge team in 2012. After two years with GreenEdge the 2010 Australian Road Champion will come full circle and return to the team where it all began. Drapac manager Jonathan Breekveldtexpects that the 24-year-old will be afforded more opportunities to seek personal success with the Australian team that he has received whilst riding at WorldTour level. "Having Travis back on the team is very exciting as he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from his four years in the WorldTour," said Breekveldt. "He has always been a selfless domestique but in 2014, will be one of our key riders and have those years of riding for others repaid. "I think we will see a rejuvenated Travis racing in events which better suit his abilities and the added motivation of being given the opportunity and support of the team to seek personal triumph." Will Clarke has had a roller coaster ride throughout his career. The 28-year-old from Tasmania left his Genesys

(CNN) -- Vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin likes to portray herself as an average American working mother. Independent voters have turned against Sarah Palin in recent polls. But how many typical moms get $150,000 worth of merchandise from stylish stores and have strangers pay for it? This week's revelation about the purchases was just one more surprise in the fast rise and apparent fall of the Republican Party's sudden superstar. Remember, it was only two months ago that Palin was just the popular governor of Alaska, still an obscure figure in American politics. That changed in late August when John McCain chose her as his running mate. Within days, she was generating the biggest excitement the McCain campaign had ever enjoyed, captivating the Republican Party, swelling the crowds at its rallies and drawing media JEM v. KAMALA D. HARRIS, Attorney General, MEMORANDUM* in her official capacity as Attorney General of California and HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, Defendants - Appellees. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Central District of California

“He was undoubtedly one of the finest film editors that the British film industry has produced," Parker remembered. John Grover, vice chairman of the Guild of British Film Editors, which Hambling helped found in 1966, remembered Hambling as a man of "warmth and understanding." “He was a hard working technician who loved loud music and fast action sequences; he was rather hard on equipment but never got used to editing electronically as he preferred to handle film, something he could ‘see and feel,'" Grover said. “He will be missed by friends and colleagues for his warmth and understanding. It was an honor to have known him.” Hambling won three BAFTA Awards, and received the Career Achievement Award from the American Cinema Editors in 1998. He had also been nominated for sixwith any and all negligence of the son. They claim that a sudden emergency arose which excused Ronald from any negligence in failing to see the stopped car. The testimony shows clearly that there is a driveway leading from a drive-in restaurant on the east side of the highway upon which the parties hereto were traveling and that it is from 125 to 150 feet south of the point of impact. Ronald claims that as he was passing the restaurant, he saw an old man in a white Rambler automobile about 100 feet east of the curb line and feared that the old man might drive into the highway and collide with his truck. To avoid this, he honked his horn, and the white Rambler stopped with the front

(CNN) The number of executions carried out across the world have reached a 10-year low, according to a new report from human rights organization Amnesty International. At least 690 executions were carried out in 20 countries in 2018, which was a 31% decrease from 2017's total of 993 executions or more. The report is a moment of cautious optimism for human rights advocates who believe the death penalty to be a cruel and inhumane practice. However, along with the general decrease of executions, there are also points of concern. Executions in the US rose for the second year in a row According to Amnesty International's report, 45 people were put to death in the United States in 2018. This is a slight increase from 2017, when 41 were executed. However, in general,required. Sleeve tattoos are usually made starting at the shoulder and continue round to the arm until the wrist in detail. Some people even use the tattoo sleeve to the back. There are different variations on each sleeve tattoo. The use of arm tattoos are mostly made in full, including the part bisap or forearm. Models typically include shoulder tattoo sleeves to the elbow, but may in part be heading elbow to the wrist as well. It has become a trend among tattoo lovers. Then you can look at some of the best collections of sleeves tattoo on a few ideas for men in the pictures below:

People v Wortham (2018 NY Slip Op 02391) People v Wortham 2018 NY Slip Op 02391 Decided on April 5, 2018 Appellate Division, First 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 on April 5, 2018 Acosta, P.J., Tom, Oing, Moulton, JJ. 6215 3148N/11 [*1]The People of the State of New York, Respondent, vTyrone Wortham, Defendant-Appellant. Seymour W. James, Jr., The Legal Aid Society, New York (William B. Carney of counsel), for appellant. Tyrone Wortham, appellant pro se. Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., District Attorney, New York (David M. Cohn of counsel), for respondent. Judgment, Supreme Court, New York County (Charles H. Solomon, J. at suppression hearing; Richard D. Carruthers, J. at jury trial and sentencing), rendered April 18, 2013, as amendedApril 22, 2013, convicting defendant of criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree, criminal possession of a weapon in the third degree (two counts), criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third and seventh degrees, criminally using drug paraphernalia in the second degree (two counts), and endangering the welfare of a child (two counts), and sentencing him, as a second violent felony offender, to an aggregate term of 9 years, unanimously affirmed. The hearing court properly denied defendant's motion to suppress a statement he made in response to an officer's pedigree question. Although defendant acknowledged that he resided in the apartment where contraband was found, he was responding to a routine administrative question that was not a "disguised attempt at investigatory interrogation" (People v Rodney, 85

(likely to be raised to Rs 18,000 per child). Odisha’s Mamata scheme provides Rs 5,000 per child since 2011. Both schemes involve minor conditionalities, such as registration of pregnancy at the anganwadi, ante-natal checkups, etc. The Tamil Nadu scheme was able to cover one-fourth of all births in 2008-2009, though there was some evidence of disadvantaged communities being excluded. This year’s budget aims to cover about half of all births. According to a survey conducted in the third year of its implementation, Odisha was able to reach two-thirds of eligible women through its Mamata scheme and 70% of respondents had received all instalments. Delays and corruption were the main problems – one-fifth of the respondents complained of delays and on average, women reported getting Rs 4,722 out of Rs 5000. Thesocial security measures (such as MNREGA, maternity entitlements and others) and contribute to the emergence of a broader consensus on the need for a robust welfare state in India. Can a colour encourage creativity and innovation? The story behind the universally favoured colour - blue. It was sought after by many artists. It was searched for in the skies and deep oceans. It was the colour blue. Found rarely as a pigment in nature, it was once more precious than gold. It was only after the discovery of a semi-precious rock, lapis lazuli, that Egyptians could extract this rare pigment. For centuries, lapis lazuli was the only source of Ultramarine, a colour whose name translated to ‘beyond the sea’. The challenges associated with importing the stone made it exclusive to the Egyptian

(CNN) US Ambassador Gordon Sondland said in an interview a day after President Donald Trump's July phone call with Ukraine's leader that the United States would increase its support of the country if it undertook "promised" reforms. Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union, did not specify in the July 26 interview with Radio Liberty what those reforms were, only saying there was a "long list of reforms" and that Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky would need to show "political will" to undertake them. Sondland is set to testify publicly before the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday, where he is at the center of allegations that the Trump administration withheld military aid to Ukraine as a way to pressure the government into announcing investigations into Trump's political rivals, namely formerVice President Joe Biden, and a debunked conspiracy theory that Ukraine was behind the hack of the Democratic National Committee in 2016. The July interview, which has not been widely reported on, was surfaced by CNN's KFile as part of a review of Sondland's public comments about Ukraine. Sondland's comments in the interview shed new light on his mindset around the time of Trump's July 25 phone call with Zelensky. Sondland spoke with Trump before and after that call, according to congressional testimony and an interview with Ukrainian television. Sondland's interview shows that "promised" reforms were front and center -- though it's unclear whether Sondland was referring to Zelensky's promises to the Ukrainian people or his willingness to give in to Trump's demands. Zelensky campaigned on promises to reform Ukraine

(Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World star Chris Pratt, and Sundance star and producer Aubrey Plaza), or previously reported scandal (Aziz Ansari), all showed up for the reunion, as well as Jim O'Heir, Retta, Rob Lowe, Rashida Jones, Nick Offerman, and Adam Scott. Patton Oswalt was moderating the Parks session on the PaleyFest stage, where he suggested in light of HBO greenlighting a new Deadwood reboot in the form a feature film, that maybe their old show could take that route too. "We'd only do it if there was something compelling," said Schur wiping his brow in jest, mentioning that if "anyone onstage said 'No', we wouldn't do (a reunion)." He then showed his own cards in regards to a possible TV reunion, "I would never say never". ForIn a stellar 3 way, Aya Sakuraba deep throats 2 other dudes simultaneously. Newborn offers each and every of her folks stellar fellatios and guzzles each and every considered one of their pricks at other instances. Newborn deep throats their pricks neatly, and guzzles each and every considered one of their jizz geysers too.

(New York Post) George Zimmerman is suing NBC, claiming he was defamed when the network edited his 911 call to police after the shooting of Trayvon Martin to make it sound like he was racist. The former neighborhood watch volunteer filed the lawsuit seeking an undisclosed amount of money on Thursday in Seminole County, outside Orlando. The lawsuit claims NBC edited his phone call to a dispatcher last February. Zimmerman describes following Martin in the gated community where he lived, just moments before he fatally shot the 17-year-old teen during a confrontation. Read the full story ›would make it safer. But it's not a priority," said John Rosenthal of Stop Handgun Violence. Massachusetts has long had a reputation of having some of the stricter gun laws in the country. Rosenthal does not believe the proposal would necessarily make a difference in regulation here. "Before we add to those gun laws, other than improving our background check requirements, I'm not interested in making it harder for law abiding gun owners." Rosenthal explained. In addition, gun rights advocates said the cost of adding a safe to a home would unfairly penalize lawful gun owners. "You're going to actually price people out of being able to exercise their civil rights," said Jim Wallace, executive director of the Gun Owners Action League of Massachusetts. NBC10 Boston reached out to the man who initially

(CNN) -- Lance Armstrong could face punishment after being accused by the French anti-doping agency (AFLD) of breaking its rules during an unannounced test last month. Armstrong is under the spotlight over a doping test he gave on March 17. According to a statement issued by the AFLD, the 37-year-old American "did not meet the obligation to remain under the direct and permanent observation" of the tester, taking a 20-minute shower before giving samples of blood, urine and hair. Armstrong, who was training in the South of France on March 17 when the alleged breach of the rules took place, has denied any wrongdoing and insisted he merely asked for the identity of the tester to be established. "I had never heard of labs or governments doing drug testing and I hadno idea who this guy was or whether he was telling the truth," he said in a statement released on the official Web site of his Astana team. Watch more about the allegations » "We asked the tester for evidence of his authority. We looked at his papers but they were far from clear or impressive and we still had significant questions about who he was or for whom he worked." Armstrong said he and his team manager Johan Bruyneel and two other people were there when the doping official turned up. "We told the tester we wanted to check with the UCI to confirm who he was and to make sure he wasn't just some French guy with a backpack and some equipment to take my blood and urine." The tests

Matter of Kunik v New York City Dept. of Educ. (2016 NY Slip Op 05812) Matter of Kunik v New York City Dept. of Educ. 2016 NY Slip Op 05812 Decided on August 17, 2016 Appellate Division, Second 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 on August 17, 2016 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department RUTH C. BALKIN, J.P. SHERI S. ROMAN JEFFREY A. COHEN FRANCESCA E. CONNOLLY, JJ. 2015-04025 (Index No. 13049/13) [*1]In the Matter of Rimma Kunik, appellant, vNew York City Department of Education, et al., respondents. Melito and Adolfsen, P.C., New York, NY (Steven I. Lewbel of counsel), for appellant. Zachary W. Carter, Corporation Counsel, New York, NY (Jane L. Gordon andfiling of an answer and the administrative record within 30 days after the date of this decision and order, and for further proceedings on the petition in accordance herewith. The petitioner, who at the relevant time was a school teacher at Fort Hamilton High School in Brooklyn, received a rating of "unsatisfactory" from the respondents for her job performance in the 2012-2013 school year. The petitioner appealed the rating with the respondent New York City Department of Education's (hereinafter the DOE) Office of Appeals and Reviews. Prior to the DOE's determination of the appeal, the petitioner commenced the instant proceeding pursuant to CPLR article 78 to challenge the rating. The parties subsequently stipulated to remove the case from the court's calendar pending determination of the administrative appeal. Thereafter, the

(ScT) in both the early and late phases. However, the causes of ScT in both the early and late phases have yet to be fully elucidated. This article seeks to provide insights into the possible mechanical causes of ScT in the early and late phases with data stemming from intracoronary imaging (intravascular ultrasound and optical coherence tomography) of the currently published ScT cases following the implantation of BVS and reviews the practical recommendations for implantation of the BVS made by a group of experts.Foundation Hotel plagued by racist staff, ex-staffer says Detroit — Management at the city's boutique hotel in a former Detroit firehouse is plagued by racism, including executives who handpicked staff by skin and hair color and who banished black employees from an anniversary party for being “too dirty," according to a civil rights lawsuit. Twana Simmons, a former human resources coordinator at the Detroit Foundation Hotel, leveled the allegations in a lawsuit filed in federal court Tuesday. The Detroit resident said she had a "bird's eye view of the rampant racism" among supervisors at the hotel, which opened to fanfare in a converted firehouse May 2017 across Washington Boulevard from Cobo Center. Simmons was fired last year after complaining about racist statements, according to the lawsuit, and alleging that one job applicant

(Go! Core Fighter), the first of the planned five compilation films for the Gundam Reconguista in G anime series, stayed at #1 in the mini-theater rankings in its second weekend. The film opened in Japan on November 29. The anime adaptation of Sato's Fragtime manga dropped from #2 to #3 in the mini-theater ranking in its third weekend. Sources: Eiga.com, Kōgyō Tsūshin (link 2), comScore via KOFICgot a winning streak going. The next 6 games will have New York lucky to win 2 games. NYC is the mecca of basketball. Historical NBA talent and legends, NYC has produced yes. Chicago is talented in BBall, but to call NYC a joke just makes you a hater and a dickwad. Stop trolling and talking mindless and thoughtless ****. One thing for sure, NYC > Chicago as a city overall. Wade doesn't even rep Chicago like that. Dude went to Wisconsin for college and rather be in a city full of Cubans than a city with a bunch of funny talking herbs like Kanye West. LOL, Kanye West is the best rapper you guys can ever give. Chicago also has a lot of TRASHY bball players like Q-Rich, Eddy Curry,

91-track compilation, Sonic Resistance, to be released in solidarity with Kurdish resistance in Rojava Out February 10th via Oramics and Kashev Tapes, proceeds from the album will go towards the Foundation Of The Free Woman In Rojava.US Airways Group Inc. won an early battle yesterday against its pilots union, but a New York judge left the door for further litigation slightly ajar. The airline won dismissal from a lawsuit by the US Airline Pilots Association, which claimed the carrier violated federal labor law.

(2017) "Blessed Are the Forgetful: Utilitarianism and Remarriage in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", Film and Philosophy, vol. 21, pp. 74-89. Blessed Are the Forgetful: Utilitarianism and Remarriage in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind This paper considers two different kinds of philosophical interpretations of the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. On the one hand, Christopher Grau1 and Thomas Wartenberg2 have interpreted Eternal Sunshine as a thought experiment that can function as an argument against utilitarianism. On the other hand, David Edelstein,3 Anthony Oliver Scott,4 Michael Meyer,5 and William Day6 have traced Eternal Sunshine back to genre of the remarriage comedy, which has been theorized by Stanley Cavell.7 I will argue that these two kinds of interpretations are in conflict. More specifically, Eternal Sunshine, understoodas a comedy of remarriage, cannot function as an argument against utilitarianism, at least in the sense specified by Grau and Wartenberg. Finally, I will suggest a different way in which Eternal Sunshine, understood as a comedy of remarriage, might function as an argument against utilitarianism. Grau considers the utilitarian thesis according to which "the right action is the one that brings about the most happiness overall, where happiness is understood in terms of pleasure and the avoidance of pain" (p. 120).8 He compares the kind of memory machine that we see at work in Eternal Sunshine to the experience machine imagined by Robert Nozick in his famous thought experiment.9 More specifically, since Grau acknowledges that "the procedure as displayed in the film does not tend to maximize

endings Category:Television series by Dreamscape Entertainment Television Category:ABS-CBN television drama filmed in high definition Category:Filipino-language television programs Category:Philippine television program stubs Category:Television shows set in the PhilippinesAfter the war, Turing was prosecuted for having sex with a man, stripped of his security clearance and forcibly treated with female hormones. He killed himself in 1954 at age 41 by eating an apple laced with cyanide.

(1) Black faculty in the Nicholas School for the Environment by Spring 2019; hire at least one (1) indigenous faculty member by Spring 2019, hire at least two Latinx faculty by Spring 2019; continue its commitment to its Asian American Studies Program, as has been demanded by and promised since the early 2000s to Asian and Asian American students on campus; and hire at least one trans-feminine identifying faculty member by Spring 2019. 12. Ban the box: Eliminate the unjust hiring practice of requiring applicants to disclose their criminal-legal histories for all Duke University positions, including those in the Duke University Health System and undergraduate student applications. Check back for updates to this developing story. Editor's Note: The story was updated to reflect that student received the fliers before they tookmerely give the state access to information already collected by federal officials. Green, a breast cancer survivor, had a heated argument on the Senate floor with Drue Pearce, an Anchorage Republican who voted with Democrats against the additions that had been made in the HESS committee. "Don't go there," Green shouted at one point, after slamming her palms down on the front of Pearce's desk during a break in official business. Green later cried during a floor speech.

(Oregon Health & Science University) A curious thing has happened recently with several of the more notorious deny-the-science propaganda think tanks and hired guns with a history of fabricating and prevaricating on even the most basic scientific principles to deliberately confuse public debates – they're being called out. One of the more interesting examples happened recently with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The CAS is similar to the National Academy of Sciences in the United States and is hugely important to China's business and political leaders because scientific innovation is central to economic growth. So when CAS gets its dander up, leaders pay attention. This particular incident involves a group called the Heartland Institute, which was once a front group for the tobacco industry, then a front group for fossil fueland matches bits of cherry-picked science to create the illusion of controversy or doubt – explained by historians Naomi Oreskes and Erik Conway in their groundbreaking book, "Merchants of Doubt." A film-adaptation is in production from Robert Kenner, director of "Food Inc.," and Participant Media. On June 12, Heartland issued a press release stating that the Chinese Academy of Sciences had endorsed a Heartland climate science denial propaganda piece, translated it and would present it in China on June 15 – implying that the Chinese leadership and CAS had somehow adopted Heartland's anti-science stance. The only problem: almost none of it was true. For those who have been following the bilateral talks between the U.S. and China recently on environmental science issues, China recognizes the scientific consensus around man-made climate

(Blakely Roof/Special to the News Sentinel) Blakely Roof Class of 2000 student Elizabeth Ward, left, visits with her former first grade teacher Sandra Fry Tuesday at Chilhowee Intermediate School. Ward, now an attorney at TVA, was a first grade student in 1988 when she was taught by Fry at the school. (ADAM BRIMER/NEWS SENTINEL) Class of 2000 student Elizabeth Ward, right, and her former teacher Sandra Fry talk in their old classroom at the former Chilhowee Elementary School, now called Chilhowee Intermediate School, in East Knoxville Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2012. Fry taught Ward while she was a first grader in the classroom in 1988. (ADAM BRIMER/NEWS SENTINEL) TVA attorney Elizabeth Ward was a member of the Carter High School class of 2000. (J. MILES CARY/NEWS SENTINEL) Knoxville News Sentinel TVA attorney Elizabeth Ward wasa member of the Carter High School class of 2000. (J. MILES CARY/NEWS SENTINEL) Knoxville News Sentinel Class of 2000 student Elizabeth Ward, left, and her former teacher Sandra Fry pose in their old classroom at the former Chilhowee Elementary School, now called Chilhowee Intermediate School, in East Knoxville Tuesday. Fry taught Ward while she was a first grader in the classroom in 1988. (ADAM BRIMER/NEWS SENTINEL) Sandra Fry shows a photo of her first grade class from 1988 in her old classroom at the former Chilhowee Elementary School, now called Chilhowee Intermediate School. Fry says the class, which was known as the Class of 2000, was the first in her educational career. (ADAM BRIMER/NEWS SENTINEL)

(CNN) After 7-year-old Jazmine Barnes was killed , eyewitnesses said the suspect who suddenly opened fire on her mom's car was a bearded white man in his 40s, driving a red pickup truck. Jazmine and her mom and sisters are African-American. As the case gained national attention, suspicion swirled that it was a racially motivated attack. But when investigators identified a suspect on Saturday, he looked nothing like the initial composite sketch of the suspect created based on witness reports. Eric Black Jr., 20, is African-American, and so is a second suspect, according to Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez. Attorney S. Lee Merritt, who is representing Jazmine's family, said her relatives welcomed news of the arrest -- even though the suspect's race came as a surprise. On Sunday, authorities said the shooting was"likely a case of mistaken identity." The sheriff says that "it does not appear that (the shooting) was related to race." In a week, the description of the suspect and the circumstances that may have led to her death changed. Here are some factors that might explain why that happened. The shooting happened quickly LaPorsha Washington, 30, and her four daughters were in her car last Sunday, on a coffee run to a local convenience store. It was around 7 a.m., Washington said, and the girls were still in their pajamas. Witnesses said that someone in a pickup truck pulled up alongside Washington and fired into her car, the Harris County Sheriff's Office said. Washington's oldest daughter, Alexis Dilbert, was in the front seat. She told CNN last week she remembered making eye contact

(CNN) -- Jenny's phone number is for sale, but not for a song. "867-5309/Jenny" originally appeared on Tommy Tutone's "Tommy Tutone 2" album. Bids for a New Jersey version of the number, stuck in the minds of millions since Tommy Tutone's "867-5309/Jenny" hit the Top 10 in 1982, had reached $5,100 on eBay as of Monday morning. The song is about a guy who finds Jenny's name and number scribbled on a bathroom wall. "This is really, in my opinion, one of the last cultural remnants of the '80s pop culture era ... other than the mullet," said Spencer Potter, a 28-year-old DJ who is selling the number he got for free five years ago. While Potter is overlooking the fact that "867-5309" is an active phone number in dozens of other areacodes, it does get called a lot by curious people. Potter said he has gotten about 40 calls a day since he got the area code 201 version for his Weehawken, New Jersey, DJ business. "The minute we plugged the phone jack into the wall, it began ringing," Potter said. Mostly, Potter said, the callers are "a lot of '80s fanatics" and he lets the calls ring through to his voice mail. When he did answer a call three years ago, Potter found his own Jenny on the line. "She had been using my number to give out to guys that she didn't like at bars," he said. "It was a bum phone number." The young lady from Hoboken, New Jersey, told Potter she was just curious about who might be getting the calls.

People v Garcia (2018 NY Slip Op 01583) People v Garcia 2018 NY Slip Op 01583 Decided on March 13, 2018 Appellate Division, First 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 on March 13, 2018 Friedman, J.P., Andrias, Singh, Moulton, JJ. 5977 5644/11 [*1]The People of the State of New York, Respondent, vRamon Garcia, Defendant-Appellant. Robert S. Dean, Center for Appellate Litigation, New York (Mark W. Zeno of counsel), for appellant. Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., District Attorney, New York (Michael J. Yetter of counsel), for respondent. An appeal having been taken to this Court by the above-named appellant from a judgment of the Supreme Court, New York County (Michael R. Sonberg, J.), rendered March 26, 2013, Said appeal having beenlike a sound plan to Ruby. Except for the vast amounts of shame she was feeling from it. Or the fact that it was becoming very uncomfortable to so much as talk to her. Ruby was rapidly becoming a jittery mess around Blake, scared that some little thing she might do or say would let the Faunus know she had messed up. I think it's been two days since we hung out, outside of classes n'stuff… Usually the two would spend a few hours just chatting every day outside the rest of their team, on the school grounds, the most popular spot was the library. Suddenly Ruby was finding excuses to not go to their little meet ups, homework was taking too long with Weiss, or she wasn't feeling good. So

(American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee). Based within this framework, the dissertation brings to the surface the struggles of DPs in temporary camps to rebuild their sense of community, identity and nationality. Through their actions, the DPs who refused repatriation challenged ideas of citizenship and nationality, provoked international debates over forced repatriation, and played a key role in defining international responses to the humanitarian, economic and cultural needs of stateless and persecuted peoples. "Abstract: The purpose of my dissertation is to provide a clearer picture of and significantly contribute to our understanding of the experiences and the impact of Displaced Persons (DPs) in the immediate, post-1945 period. DPs were most commonly former POWs, concentration camp survivors, or slave laborers of the Third Reich. My approach is multi-layered, exploring the impactof DPs on the international community, on the American Occupation Zone of Germany, and most specifically on the Land of Hessen. It also examines the interaction among five groups of actors within Hessen: American occupation forces, Displaced Persons, the local German population, staff from international governmental agencies such as UNRRA (United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Agency) and workers from Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) such as AFSC (American Friends Service Committee) and AJJDC (American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee). Based within this framework, the dissertation brings to the surface the struggles of DPs in temporary camps to rebuild their sense of community, identity and nationality. Through their actions, the DPs who refused repatriation challenged ideas of citizenship and nationality, provoked international debates over forced repatriation, and played a key role in

“reform the entire system.” Vice Chancellor for Communications and Public Affairs at UNC, Joel Curran said, “The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is aware of the lawsuit filed by former employee Mary Willingham. We respect the right of any current or former employee to speak out on important University and national issues. We believe the facts will demonstrate that Ms. Willingham was treated fairly and appropriately while she was employed at Carolina.” Willingham told WRAL’s Julia Sims that she has asked to be reinstated by the Board of Governors. In early May, she shared on her website that she had resigned from UNC. She first said she made the decision to leave on April 21 after an hour-long meeting with Chancellor Carol Folt. She said the conversation madeher realize there was no more she could do at UNC and that she wanted to continue her fight to correct problems with intercollegiate athletics elsewhere. Now Willingham says she believes “the NCAA will need some serious help from our historians at UNC (since so many years have passed).” The NCAA told the University Monday that it has reopened its 2011 investigation that led to punishments handed out to the UNC football team. The team was put on probation until 2015, stripped of 15 scholarships over a three-year period, and ineligible for postseason play for one season. The intercollegiate association says it reopened the investigation because people who were previously unwilling to speak with them may now be available. One of those people is former UNC basketball standout Rashad McCants. He told

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(@FahadShabbir) Turkey has hindered the Crimean delegation from participating in the Russian-Turkish Public Forum, the head of a working group on international legal issues in the permanent mission of Crimea under the president of Russia told Sputnik on Wednesday SIMFEROPOL (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 10th July, 2019) Turkey has hindered the Crimean delegation from participating in the Russian-Turkish Public Forum, the head of a working group on international legal issues in the permanent mission of Crimea under the president of Russia told Sputnik on Wednesday. The Russian-Turkish Public Forum kicks off in the Russian city of St. Petersburg on Wednesday. "I had to leave for St. Petersburg where at the invitation of the event's organizers I was going to present the Crimean public opinion about development of the Black Sea region.However, comprehensive discussion on that and other issues is unlikely to take place as at the last moment the Turkish party decided that it is impossible for any Crimean delegate to take part in the forum, which is surprising and regretful," Alexander Molokhov said. Crimea rejoined Russia in 2014, when 97 percent of those who participated in the referendum on the matter supported reunification. The reunification has not been recognized by Ukraine or any other state, including Turkey. Russia has repeatedly stated that the referendum was conducted in compliance with international law. Turkey has historically close ties with Crimea. In the 15-18th centuries, the Crimean Khanate was a protectorate of the Ottoman Empire, while some peninsula's southern territories, including the big port city of Kaffa (currently, Feodosia), were part of

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(Jumbo Visma) (Image credit: Bettini Photo) Nairo Quintana (Movistar) laid down a huge marker on stage 2 of the Vuelta a Espana with a fine solo stage win in Calpe. The Movistar leader attacked with just over 3km to go from an elite group of six and held off a late charge to win ahead of Nicholas Roche (Team Sunweb) and Primoz Roglic (Jumbo Visma). The six-man group formed with around 20km remaining on a stage that many predicted would end in a bunch sprint. The key move was sparked by a joint attack from Roche and Mikel Nieve (Mitchelton Scott) with the pair quickly joined by Quintana, Rigoberto Uran (EF Education First), Roglic, and Fabio Aru (UAE Team Emirates). The group of six was too strong for a chasethat was lead by race leader Miguel Angel Lopez (Astana) who was left isolated after a punishing stage. As the leaders slowly built on their advantage the fight went out of the Lopez group, with the advantage slipping to almost 40 seconds at the finish line. Quintana’s attack with 3km to go was well-timed and perfectly executed. Nieve and Roglic both looked to mount a chase but the Colombian had more than enough in the tank to hold on for his second Grand Tour stage win of the season. Roche claimed a well-deserved second place that saw him move into the race lead by two seconds ahead of Quintana with Uran a further six seconds down. Lopez has fallen to fifth at 33 seconds. After two stages this Vuelta has proved

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(ECSA) on March 23, Ambassador Aryasinha said that besides the radicalised activism of LTTE front organisations in several European capitals and the arrest of 32 LTTE activists in Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Switzerland and conviction of a further 21 in France over the past 15 months, the person in charge of the LTTE’s assets and network of front organisations Nadiyavan, the LTTE’s senior most surviving intelligence leader Vinayakam, Propagandist-in-Chief Jeyachandran and Global Tamil Forum chief Fr. Emmanuel were all located in Europe, to which also the centre of gravity of the so-called "Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam has shifted following the formation of the breakaway TGTE (Democrats) group recently. Noting that ‘Sri Lanka’s quest for reconciliation and development would no doubt be helped to the extent that foreign governments maintain a watchful eye concerning the activities of pro-LTTE elements’, he said:continue to seek an independent ‘Tamil Eelam’, or whether it should be those peace loving Tamils living both in Sri Lanka, as well as abroad, who are ready to move forward with other communities in Sri Lanka in solidarity,” Sri Lanka's Ambassador to Belgium, Luxembourg and the EU Ravinatha Aryasinha has said. Ambassador Aryasinha made these observations when he addressed a group of senior members of the judicial, police, intelligence, military and corporate security community in Brussels, on the theme ‘Thwarting the LTTE’s designs in Europe’ at a meeting of the European Corporate Security ssociation (ECSA). He also said that “since the military defeat of the LTTE in Sri Lanka in May 2009, Europe has become the preferred location for concentration of assets, personnel and activity of the LTTE”. He said, besides the radicalized activism of LTTE front organizations in several European

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(CNN) -- Pope Benedict XVI refused Wednesday to soften the Vatican's ban on condom use as he arrived in Africa for his first visit to the continent as pope. Cameroonian President Paul Biya, left, walks with Pope Benedict XVI at the airport in Yaounde, Tuesday. He landed in Cameroon, the first stop on a trip that will also take him to Angola. Sub-Saharan Africa has been hit harder by AIDS and HIV than any other region of the world, according to the United Nations and World Health Organization. There has been fierce debate between those who advocate the use of condoms to help stop the spread of the epidemic and those who oppose it. The pontiff reiterated the Vatican's policy on condom use as he flew from Rome to Yaounde, the capitalof Cameroon, CNN Vatican analyst John Allen said. Pope Benedict has always made it clear he intends to uphold the traditional Catholic teaching on artificial contraception -- a "clear moral prohibition" -- Allen said. But his remarks Tuesday were among the first times he stated the policy explicitly since he became pope nearly four years ago. He has, however, assembled a panel of scientists and theologians to consider the narrow question of whether to allow condoms for married couples, one of whom has HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. It is still not clear how the pope will rule on the matter, said Allen, who is also a senior correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter. The Catholic Church has long been on the front line of HIV care, he said, adding that

(as Greg Friedle) Writer: Gregory W. Friedle (as Greg Friedle) Stars: Robert Loggia, Fisher Stevens, Blanche BakerGabriel Mann stars in this crime thriller, as Daniel Jakor, a struggling artist who has never managed to establish public recognition on par with the quantity of his output. His strongest abilities are tied to forgery, specifically flawless imitations of iconic artists such as Monet and Picasso. He soon gets sucked into the criminal underworld by Irish kingpin SeamusWhite (Robert Loggia), and soon disappears from view, whereabouts unknown. And it seems that the only individual capable of tracking him down is his ex-fiancée, a Sotheby's authenticator. As time runs out, she attempts to get to him before the FBI does. Meanwhile, Daniel himself sets out to double-cross the mob - with potentially disastrous consequences.Feature Film, CompleteFlick, buong pelikula, filem keseluruhan, filem panjang penuh. PLOT: Daniel Jakor is one of the most prolific and successful artists the world has never heard of. Struggling to sell his own art, he finds his true genius lies in the forgery of the great masters—artists like Picasso and Monet. Daniel is quickly pulled into a world of organized crime run by Irish crime boss. When he gets in too deep, with no way out, there is only one person who can track him down: his ex-fiance, an authenticator from famed auction house Sotheby’s. Can she find him before the FBI does, or will double-crossing the mob bring his world crashing down? In the end, if no one knows, is it really Fake? Runtime: 1h 47 min. Director: Gr... published:

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(see article). Protesters are demanding that Hong Kong’s chief executive, Carrie Lam, step down. Yet, even if she did, trust would still not be restored. The unrest was triggered by a proposed law that would allow the extradition of criminal suspects from Hong Kong (where the rule of law still more or less prevails) to the Chinese mainland (where those who displease the ruling party have little chance of a fair trial). The law would also let Hong Kong’s courts seize assets connected with crimes on the mainland. At a news conference on June 18th Mrs Lam apologised for her handling of the bill (but gave no indication that she would resign). Earlier, just before the latest record-breaking demonstration, she had announced that the bill would be shelved indefinitely.All this was welcome, but it is not enough. This crisis has vividly shown how disillusioned Hong Kongers have become. It was different in 2003, when hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in protest against a proposed anti-sedition law. Then the Communist Party had reason to hope that it could defuse the problem by allowing Hong Kong to shelve the bill, and encouraging the unpopular chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, to resign (he did so in 2005). At the time, many people in Hong Kong still thought that the party would eventually fulfil its pledge to give them more democracy. In the meantime they could grudgingly put up with the appointment system, which ensured that Mr Tung’s successor was loyal to the government in Beijing. For his

"A system cooked up by a cross-party agreement, imposed at enormous public expense and intended as a universal system which would finally give the public confidence in self-regulation by the national press, has ended up with a white elephant overseeing arcane personal squabbles among a tiny, incestuous circle at loggerheads over the very subject of press regulation itself. Trebles all round." Peter Veron in the Columbia Journalism Review on ex-White house press secretary Sean Spicer: "The temptation is to view Spicer as a tragic, beleaguered figure, placed in an untenable position by a boss who demanded absolute loyalty. Don’t do it. Spicer proved on his first full day in office that he had no qualms about defending an ultimately meaningless falsehood. For six months, he presided over a communicationsteam that actively undermined the work of the press." The Times [£] in a leader: "It has taken four years for The Times, together with the Oxford Mail, to secure the right to identify a millionaire businessman named in evidence in a landmark child sex grooming trial in which five men were jailed for life. This has been a battle not only to assert the rights of a free press but also to fulfil its duties to the public. It has taken so long because lawyers for the businessman, Tariq Khuja, have argued at the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court that his right to privacy under the European Convention on Human Rights outweighed any public interest in the fact that he was arrested in

(AIFF) to field an U-23 team as the seniors prepared for the 2011 Asian Cup. The India U-23 team were also preparing for the 2010 Asian Games but were left only to learn from their defeats as they languished at the bottom of Group B after suffering defeats at the hands of DPR Korea, Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan. Winners: North Korea | Runners-up: Turkmenistan Follow Anselm Noronha on How do YOU think will Team India do in the 2012 edition of the Challenge Cup in Nepal? How do you stay up with football when on the move? Withhttp://m.goal.com–your best source for mobile coverage of the beautiful game!girl was referred to her after attending a sleepover. Another girl from the party had told her parents she had been assaulted there, and so the police insisted that this little one be referred to an expert who could speak to her in such a way as to assess whether she, too, had been assaulted. And, to the shock of her parents, she actually had been terribly assaulted, not by anyone who lived in the home, but by a guest who happened to be passing through town and had stayed the night in the house where the party was taking place. Having laid the narrative groundwork, Robinson suggests parents do careful research and consider five risk factors that come with sleepovers. Children are most often abused in familiar places, not

(April 6, 2010) Former Eagles coach Dick Vermeil, on Philadelphia sports fans' relationship with quarterback Donovan McNabb: Vermeil played down the reputation of Eagles fans, who are known for booing Santa Claus and burning cars. Once you reach a certain level, he said, the relationship is ''lifelong'' and ''embarrassingly positive.'' (January 18, 2009) Joe Queenan, on a potential ban on booing at Washington state sports events: As a native of Philadelphia, a municipality whose passion for booing is unrivaled, I greet this news with a mixture of revulsion and dread. Philadelphia, coyly nicknamed the City of Brotherly Love, has a place in the national mythology as a city whose fans once booed Santa Claus at a Philadelphia Eagles game, a city where locals sometimes boo unsatisfactory airplane landings.(March 24, 2007) On rainy Philadelphia parades: The most infamous incident of Philadelphia fan behavior -- the pelting of Santa Claus with snowballs on Dec. 15, 1968 -- has brought undeserved opprobrium, according to Glen Macnow, a talk-show host and the co-author of ''The Great Philadelphia Fan Book." (December 22, 2004) From a piece on Triple Crown contender and Philadelphia racehorse Smarty Jones: Local boosterism is a curious mixture of pride and self-loathing. Philadelphians are more likely to defend the culinary significance of the cheese steak or the infamous booing of Santa Claus at a football game in 1968 than they are to preen about their history or great educational institutions, like the University of Pennsylvania and Temple. (June 5, 2004) On a history of Veterans Stadium, where

(£0.9bn) over three years to fight the drugs cartels but the following year heroin production in Mexico rose from 17 to 38 metric tonnes. This, the report says, led to lower heroin prices and more overdose deaths in the US. Network growth The report found that Mexican heroin was poised to take a "more significant share" of the market in US cities where South American heroin has traditionally dominated. For Asian heroin, the US continued to be a secondary market, it said. The assessment says that Mexican drug suppliers have increased their co-operation with American street and prison gangs to expand their distribution networks. Speaking in Mexico City earlier this week, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for more efforts to tackle the social issues such as poverty that fuel the drugs trade. Mexico,who receive food stamps and Medicaid, but Daniels waited two years to stop the statewide roll-out, because the conservative ideology behind the plan was pure and infallible. IBM sued on the contract Daniels had negotiated and signed on behalf of the people of Indiana, when Daniels (eventually) fired them. That all by itself is amusing, because Daniels stripped middle class public employees of their bargaining rights with a stroke of his mighty executive pen shortly after assuming office. Sadly, Mitch found out IBM doesn’t go down as easy as teachers or firefighters do. They hauled his ass right into court, rather than having their lawyers march on the statehouse and sing solidarity songs. You have to love the giant corporation versus the conservative governor who hired the giant corporation angle

(COMIC: 4-D War) The Time Lords had been viewed by the Order as striking first in the present, after the Sontaran ambassador Brilox used a psy-snare to make the parahuman Millenium assassinate the Black Sun Elder in an attempt to secure the uranium on Desrault for the Sontarans while Gallifrey and the Black Sun were "at each other's throats". (COMIC: Black Sun Rising) While the televised shows often called the Time War with the Daleks "The Last Great Time War," it was called this because after this war, the Time Lords were rendered nearly extinct, and removed/isolated from the rest of the temporal flow of the Universe. advantage and eased through the second. On Sunday, Williams will play her first final on red clay since 2002. Last year's trophy at the Caja Magica came on the experimental blue clay surface that was removed following players' complaints it was too slippery. After Sharapova won the first set, Ivanovic opened a 2-0 lead in the second. But Sharapova responded and stole her serve twice, sealing the second break with a lob over the top of her Serb rival. Sharapova has beaten Ivanovic, a fellow former No. 1, in their last six meetings.

(SALEM) - A Washington County woman has been sentenced to four years at the Indiana Department of Corrections, with one year suspended, after pleading guilty to reckless homicide. 33-year-old Brooke Bunch of Pekin was under the influence of a controlled substance when she crashed her Jeep Cherokee into a Harley Davidson motorcycle driven by Johnny Ferrill of Sellersburg on April 8, 2013. The impact caused the motorcycle and Ferrill to fly into a field On State Road 60, just east of Motsinger Road in Pekin. Ferrill died at the scene. The day of the accident, Washington County Sheriff Claude Combs says the department received numerous 911 calls minutes before the fatal accident, reporting a possible drunk driver driving erratically on State Road 60. Combs says Bunch was traveling eastbound in a2004 Jeep Cherokee and had run off the right side of the roadway, then came back onto the highway. She then crossed into the left bound lane colliding with the motorcycle. Bunch was transported by helicopter ambulance from the scene to University of Louisville Hospital. Witnesses who saw Bunch's erratic driving started calling the department seven minutes before the fatal crash when Brook was on Jackson Street in Salem. They told police Bunch was swerving constantly and had crossed a double yellow line. Then Bunch crossed the yellow line in front of O'Sully's Liquor Store and almost caused a head-on collision with a red Grand Am. The driver of the Grand Am laid on the horn and was able to avoid the crash by swerving into the other lane. One witness told

(TNG, DS9, and Voyager), and none of The Original Series or Enterprise. The always excellent AV Club is currently working through The Original Series, with weekly posts each reviewing two episodes (they're just starting up on season 2). Military Science and Technology One topics on which Memory Alpha hasn't made other sites obsolete is tech specs for the franchise's starships. Star Trek Intelligence is written as though it's, well, an intelligence report prepared for the Federation, compiling all known information about every ship from Xindi Reptilian Cruisers to Kazon Torpedo Ships and quite literally everything in between. The Starship Schematic Database focuses more on visual records of the ships. Either way, half an hour spent at one of these sites will get you ready for war, 23rd century style. Toys andthe opportunity to explore the game's 25th century setting. Fan Fiction Though it's not for the faint of heart, Star Trek fan fiction offers the adventurous fan an opportunity to explore the universe in ways the official version hasn't. Star Trek Fan Fiction and Orion Press are two of the best, but I'll leave it to you to locate some of the worst (they're certainly not hard to find). Star Trek is also notable for not just prose fan fiction but also a huge amount of fan films, some of which have taken the form of full-fledged amateur TV series. Star Trek: Phase II, formerly The New Voyages, started as an attempt to complete the five-year mission of The Original Series, and has since morphed into a more open-ended continuation of

During the arrest, Paredes attempted to draw a loaded .38 caliber semi-automatic pistol from his pockets, but was forcibly restrained from doing so. The officers searched the car, and found 119 grams of crack cocaine under the passenger's seat. The arrest was not random. An undercover state police officer, Trooper Juan Col¢n, had negotiated for delivery of cocaine on three previous occasions with the main target of the investigation, a certain Jos‚ Reyes, also known as Rafi. On October 12, October 18, and November 2, 1994, Rafi delivered crack cocaine to Col¢n at the same location on Merwin Street where Paredes was later arrested. During the first transaction, on October 12, Rafi brought the crack by himself and then sold it to Col¢n. On October 18, Rafi arrived alone withoutIt was precisely 7:15 p.m. when Paredes and Antigua arrived at the designated location in their car, carrying 119 grams (approximately 4.2 ounces) of crack cocaine. After his arrest, Paredes waived his Miranda rights, seeMiranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966), admitted that he was delivering cocaine, and then led the arresting officers to the building where Rafi had given him the crack cocaine. However, Paredes subsequently retracted his confession and denied having taken part in or even having had knowledge of the drug transaction. He explained that he showed the police where Rafi lived merely because he was trying to be helpful. He also simultaneously asserted, inconsistently, that he had no knowledge of the cocaine that was found in his car, and that the cocaine belonged to Rafi. Paredes further

“Con los Brazos Abiertos,” about sustainable tourism in Guatemala. A free screening will be shown to the campus community at 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 16, in Heininger Auditorium at the Larrance Academic Center. “The film project,” says Matthew Krystal, associate professor of political science, sociology and anthropology, “is primarily about professional development and faculty-student collaboration in the production of films on anthropological and economic topics.” Laura Botten is a production assistant for US 99.5 WUSN-FM, Chicago. She is responsible for imaging on the station, creative services such as copywriting and commercial voiceovers and serves as a fill-in personality on air several times per month. She has been working at US 99.5 since April 2008 and was promoted to the station’s full-time production assistant in late 2012.*Synchronized swimming was at the Olympics for the first time in 1984. Duets were not an Olympic event in 1996. Teams first appeared at the Olympics in 1996. The solo event was held only three times (1984, 1988 and 1992) before being discontinued.

Matter of Hardy (2019 NY Slip Op 01705) Matter of Hardy 2019 NY Slip Op 01705 Decided on March 7, 2019 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: March 7, 2019 [*1] In the Matter of BRETTNY ELAINE HARDY, an Attorney. (Attorney Registration No. 4594586) Calendar Date: March 4, 2019 Before: Lynch, J.P., Clark, Devine, Rumsey and Pritzker, JJ. Brettny Elaine Hardy, Oakland, California, pro se. Monica A. Duffy, Attorney Grievance Committee for the Third Judicial Department, Albany, for Attorney Grievance Committee for the Third Judicial Department. MEMORANDUM AND ORDER Per Curiam. Brettny Elaine Hardy was admitted to practice by this Court in 2008 and lists a business address in San Francisco, California with the OfficeStrategies Against Architecture IV, is the fourth album in the archival compilation series by Neubauten and collates the band’s output from 2002-2010, a period which saw Einstürzende Neubauten release Perpetuum Mobile (2004 / Mute), embark on the “Musterhaus” series (finalised in 2007), the release of Grundstück (CD & DVD, 2005), Palast der Republik (DVD, 2006), Alles wieder offen (2007) and their most recent release The Jewels (2008). During this time, the band began their groundbreaking series of ‘Supporter Albums’. For these releases, the band, via neubauten.org, engaged fans in a subscription model that entirely financed several releases and gave the ‘Supporters’ unprecedented exclusive access to the recording process. The Strategies Against Architecture IV double disc release includes material from the band’s deeply symbolic appearance at Berlin’s Palast der Republik - the

down to Vice President Richard Nixon. But Castro took full advantage of his 11-day stay. He hired a public relations firm, ate hot dogs, kissed ladies like a rock star, and held babies like a politician. He even placed a wreath on George Washington’s grave. But within a year, Eisenhower had authorized a plan to attack Cuba. With the CIA arming and training Cuban exiles, the attack when it came — the operation known as the Bay of Pigs — was a fiasco.Skyhook theory REDIRECT Active_suspension#Principle

(Connery and Huggins of St. Paul, and Jacob Ruppert of the Yankees) benefit from this relationship? To what extent did Jacob Ruppert and Yankees business manager Ed Barrow know of Huggins’s financial interest in the Saints on those occasions when the Yankees’ manager recommended the New Yorkers purchase players from St. Paul? There was no formal or ownership connection between the two teams—the Yankees, like many major league teams, had working relationships with minor league teams, but they would not embark on their own farm system until 1932. Yet as one newspaper noted in the summer of 1928, “Farm or no farm, the Saints have been delivering to the American League pace-setters.”2 When Connery bought the Saints, they had just come off a successful 1924 season, winning the AmericanAssociation pennant and then surprising the powerful Baltimore Orioles, International League champions, in the Little World Series, five games to four. John W. Norton, who had acquired the Saints ten years earlier from George Lennon, figured this was a good time to sell the ballclub. Reports stated that the sale price was between $175,000 and $200,000, the largest sum ever paid for an American Association club.3 Ironically, back in early 1915, some papers reported that Miller Huggins was a minority partner in the Norton ”syndicate” or was even trying to buy the Saints on his own.4 Huggins was managing the St. Louis Cardinals at the time, and Organized Baseball was being hammered by competition from the Federal League, which was depressing the value of franchises. Miller Huggins had a

He stumbled into the right policy with QE2 and QE3, buying bonds from pension funds, insurers, and the like. He was never bold enough to risk direct monetary financing of fiscal policy in the manner of Japan's Takahashi Korekiyo in the 1930s, an approach that would have given QE more traction on the real economy. But that would have been harder to reverse later, and he would have been impeached by the Tea Party Congress if he had dared to try such an experiment.THREE people were killed when an aircraft burst into flames on a runway at an airport in Russia's Far North. The Tupolev plane with 116 passengers and eight crew on board had been due to fly from the city of Surgut in the Far North of Russia's Urals region to Moscow.

28 anybody else as to the behavior of the Alexis family. Based solely on his initial discussion with Domina and Topham, Leporati proceeded to the dining room table where the Alexis family sat quietly eating their food. He told Yvonne Alexis that she and her entire family had to leave the premises. Yvonne Alexis wanted him to. Domina then told him that she wanted Yvonne Alexis out of the restaurant. Officer Leporati returned to the Alexis table and notified Yvonne Alexis that she would be arrested unless she left within the ten minutes it would take his backup cruiser to arrive. Neither Yvonne nor any member of

(1981) NEW ZEALAND (1973) Scott Bridgens and Simon James share a love of New Zealand design. James established Auckland-based Simon James Design in 1998 to distribute his own furniture and make compatible international brands available in New Zealand. Meanwhile, Bridgens worked in the U.K. as operations manager for Tom Dixon. Together, they founded Resident to bring New Zealand-designed and -manufactured furniture and lighting to the global market. Creative director James and managing director Bridgens met when Bridgens returned from the U.K. and strolled into James’ office in Auckland. They quickly realized they had the same vision: a design studio with an export focus. Whereas James had struggled on his own with the business side of exporting New Zealand designs, Bridgens used his experience with logistics to fill the gap. Theirintention was always holistic and international, an approach Bridgens knew well from his time with Dixon. For his part, James learned from experience that designers and manufacturers work best together by maintaining autonomy, which is why Simon James Design has been outsourcing production to specialty manufacturers since its inception. Resident was set up similarly: Its headquarters and Simon James Design remain in Auckland, third-party manufacturing facilities are tapped across New Zealand and Europe, and a distribution center in the U.K. allows them to compete with European manufacturers on delivery times. All the while, Simon James Design has continued to feature furniture, lighting, homewares, jewelry, clothing and accessories in two retail showrooms in Auckland, offering both the company’s own work and that of a design collective. Pieces are marked by

(AJAG) for a minimum period of 12 months. 10 U.S.C. § 5149(b). Similar to the Commander of the U.S. Army Legal Services Agency (USALSA), who traditionally has also served as the Chief Judge of the Army Court of Criminal Appeals, JAG Notice 5450 describes the dual role of the CJDON as the AJAG. Briefly stated, the AJAG is a leadership position *1118 within the Department of the Navy and in the Navy JAG Corps community. The role of CJDON is a judicial role, including direct oversight of the NMCCA. When performing duties that are not judicial in nature, those duties are discharged with the approval of the Navy JAG. JAG Notice 5450 provides that the CJDON may not serve as the reporting senior for any judge with whom suchJudge Williams would leave the Court and that the Deputy Chief Judge would succeed him as Acting Chief Judge, until a permanent successor was named. Chief Judge Williams' nomination letter specifically noted that the Secretary of the Navy had approved the competitive board results of my selection as the AJAG and CJDON. The memorandum relating my nomination to the Deputy Secretary of Defense included my biography, which also indicated selection as CJDON and the associated change in my status. Appendix A, TAB B. On December 21, 2009, the Deputy Secretary of Defense, acting for the Secretary, approved my additional assignment as Deputy Chief Judge of the USCMCR effective December 31, 2009. Appendix A. Chief Judge Williams then resigned, and I have since served as the Acting Chief Judge. 2006

(CNN) The Kremlin has pushed back against Turkey's allegations that a movement led by exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen was behind the assassination of Russia's ambassador to Ankara. "We need to wait for results of a joint investigative group. You shouldn't be in a rush to make conclusions until the investigation identifies who was behind the murder of our ambassador," Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov said Wednesday. Russian and Turkish investigators are trying to learn more about the assassination of Russian ambassador Andrey Karlov, who was gunned down Monday evening while speaking at the opening of an art exhibit in Turkey's capital. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday that there are "leads regarding the foreign connections" of the shooter, who has been identified as Mevlut Mert Altintas. "The FETO connection of Russian AmbassadorKarlov's assassin is obvious. He is a member of FETO; there is no need to hide this," Erdogan said on Turkish television, using the shorthand name for Fethullah Terrorist Organization, which is what the Turkish government calls Gulen's movement. Photos: Shooting unfolds in front of photographer Andrey Karlov, the Russian ambassador to Turkey, speaks at the opening ceremony of a photo exhibit in Ankara, Turkey, on Monday, December 19. Moments later, he was fatally shot. Associated Press photographer Burhan Ozbilici was at the event and watched the assassination unfold. Hide Caption 1 of 7 Photos: Shooting unfolds in front of photographer The man holds his gun up after shooting Karlov. The attack occurred at the Cagdas Sanat Merkezi modern arts center in Ankara. Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said

(Reuters) - Four people were rescued from frigid waters off Annapolis, Maryland, on Sunday after more than a dozen sailboats capsized during a race held in rough, windy weather, the U.S. Coast Guard said. The Severn Sailing Association reported that 22 people had fallen into the water off 15 small sailboats during a race on Sunday afternoon, the Coast Guard said in a statement. Rescue teams from the Coast Guard's Maryland-National Capital Region, the Maryland State Police, Anne Arundel County Fire Rescue and Maryland Natural Resources Police all responded. A Coast Guard crew based in Annapolis rescued four people from the frigid seas. "The water temperature in the Chesapeake Bay today was 42 degrees, an extremely dangerous temperature for people in the water," Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander Sara Wallace said in thestatement. If the 22 people rescued without injury "weren't wearing a personal floatation device along with a wet or dry suit, we may have had a different outcome today," she said. Wind speeds at the time of the race were sustained at 24 knots, with gusts up to 30 knots, the Coast Guard said. Once all people in the water were rescued, the Coast Guard crew assisted Anne Arundel County Fire Rescue and the sailing association in recovering the overturned sailboats. The Northeastern United States experienced a spell of unusually cold, stormy and windy weather at the weekend. A fuel tanker skidded off a Baltimore highway and exploded on Saturday, sending sheets of fire into the path of approaching traffic and triggering a deadly 55-vehicle pileup on the ice-coated roadway. Two people, including

(Eds: Adds quotes and reactions) Srinagar, Jan 6 (PTI) Denouncing the killing of four policemen in an IED blast in Sopore, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today urged the people to work shoulder to shoulder to break the "vortex of violence" in the state. These young policemen were killed when they were on duty to protect the people in the town. It is highly unfortunate to see, Mufti said here. "The vortex of violence in the state needs to be broken and for that every section of society has to work shoulder to shoulder," the chief minister said. She wrote on Twitter: "Pained to hear that four policeman have been killed in an IED explosion in Sopore. My deepest condolences to their families." Four policemen on patrol duty were killed whenan improvised explosive device (IED) planted by militants went off in Sopore in north Kashmir. Militants had planted the IED near a shop in a lane between the Chotta Bazaar and Bada Bazaar in Sopore in Baramulla district and detonated it when policemen reached the scene, an official said. Former chief minister Omar Abdullah tweeted: "Very sad news from #Sopore. May the four brave J&K police personnel killed in the line of duty today rest in peace." J-K Congress chief GA Mir condemned the killing and said the incident had exposed the tall claims of the Mehbooba government about the Kashmir situation being normal. The central and J&K governments were engaged in concealing the truth, he alleged. PTI SSB GVS

(only 80 km long) there is just an excuse for the peloton to have a holiday in the Carribean. Traditionally a drinking contest between the riders is part of the program. The then only 22-year old Slovakian outdrunk all of his colleagues and set his supremacy as biggest drinker of the peloton. Add this to the fact that he has a reputation of pinching the behinds of the misses on the podium and other clownish behavior and you’ll understand why he is the party animal in modern cycling. The drunk Another cyclist aspiring that title is Englishman Bradley Wiggins. Winner of the Tour de France 2012, as well as 4 Olympic gold medals. He is the son of track cyclist and known alcoholic Gary Wiggins, who died in 2008. Thesaying ‘like father, like son’ is really at his place here since Wiggins Junior soon showed his skills in both cycling and drinking. After winning 3 medals in the Olympic Games of Athens 2004 he drowned himself in liquor. Each day he started drinking pints of beer at the pub at 11 am. In the evening he switched to wine bottles at home. Wiggo showed the same pattern after other successes, but never totally lost it. After his Olympic gold medal in London 2012 he once again got absolutely hammered for several days, good lad! The alcoholic The Australian Jobie Dajka was a great track cyclist. He won several titles in various disciplines, including the world championships in keirin in 2002. He claimed that the night before each race he

(Kandahar, December 12, 2010) Paula Bronstein Afghanistan: Between Hope and Fear 2010 An Afghan National Army battalion marches back to barracks at the Kabul Military Training Center. (Kabul, October 4, 2010) Paula Bronstein Afghanistan: Between Hope and Fear 2014 Eid Muhammad, seventy, lives in a house with a view overlooking the hills of Kabul. He and millions of other Afghans occupy land and housing without possessing formal deeds to them. (Kabul, November 21, 2014) Paula Bronstein Afghanistan: Between Hope and Fear 2014 Razima holds her two-year-old son, Malik, while waiting for medical attention at the Boost Hospital emergency room. (Lashkar Gah, Helmand Province, June 23, 2014) Paula Bronstein Afghanistan: Between Hope and Fear 2014 Young women cheer as they attend a rally for the Afghan presidential candidate AshrafDonald Trump, who has made headlines with his rants at critics on Twitter, has said he does not like using the social media platform. The President-elect leaned heavily on Twitter to hit back at critics and weigh in on foreign policy issues throughout the election campaign, and has continued tweeting prolifically since winning the presidency in November. The 70-year-old billionaire, who has tweeted 125 times so far this year, has also insisted he will continue to use the platform when he is president. Speaking in an interview on Fox News' "Fox & Friends" programme which will air on Wednesday, he will say: "I don't like tweeting. I have other things I could be doing. "But I get very dishonest media, very dishonest press. And it's my only way that I can counteract." Image:

“structured-investment vehicle”: the villainous financial entity at the heart of the sub-prime crisis. Dishonourable mention: the equally evil twin of the SIV, the CDO (collateralised debt obligation). See article Naughtiest boss: Conrad Black, convicted of looting Hollinger International, seems an obvious choice, but the winner is Bill Lerach, who in September reportedly agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy charges relating to payments made to a witness. What corporate executive did not enjoy a frisson of pleasure at the news that one of America's most feared trial lawyers had been hoist by his own petard? See article Outstanding European businessman: Noël Forgeard, who quit as joint-chief executive of EADS, the parent company of Airbus, amid enough problems to fill an A380, including allegations of insider trading. As 2007 ended, there wasas it is to admit that the financial geniuses are top of the pile yet again, in 2007 they made money while everyone else lost it. Their bonuses dwarf everyone else's. From the US Treasury to Merrill Lynch, Goldman alumni rule the financial world. The only consolation to its rivals: perhaps being singled-out for praise by such a legendary contrarian indicator as The Economist will ensure that Goldman endures a miserable 2008.

(of these my good friends for to Act and do as if they all four (were present and in witness whereof I have set my hand and seal. George Parker Senior Witnessed: William Willett, John Read and Henry Read This day John Parker appeared in Court together with the Clerk and produced a Copy of the Last Will & Testament of the above said: George Parker, deceased as far as they can make visible According to an order of Court dated June the 2nd 1713 and made oath to the same to be a true Copy: as far as they could make visible to them. John Parker Charles Snead Clerk Cur: Com Accomack. The within Last Will & Testament of George Parker Senior was proved in open Court of Accomack County by the oaths of William Willet, John Read& Henry Read the three witnesses to the same with the Court: admitted to Record July the 7th 1713. Source: Clerk of Court, Accomack County, Virginia. Book of Wills 1692-1715, Book XI, Page 602. Last Will and Testament of Mary Donas (5P1), relic of George Parker Written 2 Dec 1725 Proved 3 Sep 1733 "December the second day anno domini 1725, In the name of God Amen, I Mary Donas of Somerset County and in the Province of Maryland am sick and weak in body but in sound and perfect memory praised be almighty God for the same and knowing the uncertainty of this life on earth and being desirous to settle things in order do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following: First and principally I commend my soul to Almighty God that gave it to

(occasional) nude model Carla Bruni can be counted in two ways: first, in the unpleasant headlines surrounding the manner in which Cécilia was treated; and second, in the French opinion polls, which show Sarko as the most unpopular president in living memory GETTY IMAGES The most shocking celebrity divorces Bruce and Demi Moore: Divorce doesn't get better than this. After 13 years of marriage, they split in 2000, sharing custody of three daughters. Willis is so chummy with his ex that he attended her wedding to Ashton Kutcher. "Demi is the mother of my children and Ashton is the stepfather of my children. I'm thrilled that [he] turned out to be such a great guy," he gushed GETTY IMAGES The most shocking celebrity divorces Tom and Nicole: Ittook some time, but when the biggest Hollywood divorce of the 1990s was finally concluded, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman allowed themselves a brief, celebratory punch of the air before getting on with life. They happily share custody of two adopted children, and both maintain (in public, at least) that they have "no regrets" about their relationship GETTY IMAGES The most shocking celebrity divorces Brad and Jennifer First: Jennifer Aniston had to cope with reports that her husband, Brad Pitt, was playing away with Angelina Jolie on the set of Mr & Mrs Smith. Then, she suffered the indignity, amid rumours about her alleged refusal to have children, of seeing T-shirts bearing the slogan, "I'll have your baby, Brad" become a must-have fashion accessory GETTY IMAGES The most

(R-Calif.) has filed in Virginia, a state with traditionally weaker anti-SLAPP laws, as one example. Nunes filed a $150 million defamation suit against McClatchy in Virginia state court in April 2019 despite the issue concerning an article published in the McClatchy-owned Fresno Bee, a paper in California. He's also sued Twitter, which is headquartered in San Francisco, in Virginia for allegedly allowing users to spread "false and defamatory statements" about him. The high-profile nature of these cases has some advocates hopeful they will lead to a concerted push for more protections against frivolous lawsuits they believe are designed to blunt speech. The Virginia legislature in February passed bills aimed at granting defendants more recourse in the face of such suits. New York state Sen. Brad Hoylman (D) has introduced a billto expand the protections in the state's current anti-SLAPP law. Kentucky's Republican-led legislature is also considering implementing such legislation. Jenna Ellis, senior legal adviser to Trump's campaign, has argued that the news outlets published the op-eds at issue with the "intentional purpose of hurting" the president's re-election bid, claiming they were "100 percent false and defamatory." The campaign did not respond to a request for further comment from The Hill. The recent lawsuits mark the first time Trump has sued a journalist since accusing Timothy L. O'Brien of libel in 2006 over the biography, "TrumpNation: The Art of Being the Donald." The case was dismissed in 2009. As president, Trump has threatened to take a closer look at the nation's libel laws. Trump claimed in January 2018 that current libel laws were

(Chancellor and Minister of Supply), the intermediaries and agents (Issuing Houses), and the buyers (mainly Insurance Companies), not to mention negotiation with the banks and the Stock Exchange, as well as many of the individual companies.' Indeed, it was the governor who in April 1953 assembled an issuing consortium, comprising the major merchant banks and to be headed by Morgan Grenfell. 'This whole matter is far too political,' complained one merchant banker, David Colville of Rothschilds, to Cobbold's face at a meeting at the Bank of the issuing houses: What the Bank of England is in fact doing is to use its influence in the City, acting as the nationalised agent of a government controlled by a political party, to obtain the support of private enterprise to help implementeven more direct broadside came from Harold Lever, in the process of establishing his reputation as Labour's expert on monetary matters: The policies of the Bank of England directorate have meant that our dollars have been diddled away into the hands of every second-rate currency dealer on the Continent. Every commodity shunter has outwitted them. Every dealer in American stocks and shares appears to have been able to get hold of our dollars. Yet all the time the charades of the Bank are religiously maintained. Simple, honest, patriotic and highly talented people have, with great social discipline, continued their efforts to put the country on its feet again, and all the time their efforts have been frustrated because, at one stroke, these blind doctrinaires have poured out the wealth

(so we're told on good authority). Last weekend it was in mid-turn, with lots of green underneath, but as the week has worn on, it's been turning faster and dropping big lazy yellow leaves. We took these shots just before the main deluge which is now covering the lawn. They don't do the colours any justice whatsoever, really, now I look at them on screen... Tuesday, May 13, 2008 Last night I followed Steve down to the LGBB's room as he adjusted the heater, turned down her music, checked her one last time, etc. Peering in to the cot, she was stretched out along the far edge, lying on her assorted stuffed animal "friends". Gorgeous. As my eyes adjusted to the darkness, though, I caught sight of her face. She looked so identicallyIn the Weeknd's new NSFW music video for "Pretty," the Canadian singer finds himself as a love-deranged gunman traveling home to murder his cheating lover. The mood is set by director Sam Pilling's glossy cinematography and is a fitting companion to the track's smooth production and Abel Tesfaye soulful croon.

their sword polishing and knowledge of swords was held in high regard, they were as mentioned actually employed by the bakufu, but were rather “recommended” to stay in the background. The picture below shows the monument built in 1962 in Nagasaki to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the canonization of the Christians executed there in 1597. And below detail of St. Cosmas Takeya.her laughing at the rain that hits her faceWith her arms stretched open soaking in the loveIn a world she found so hard she finds so beautifulThere's a hope in her deep inside from you I see her laughing at the rain that hits her faceWith her arms stretched open soaking in the loveIn a world she found so hard she finds so beautifulThere's a hope in her deep inside from you

(the crowd hummed lustily for the Australian National Anthem; as it happens, I do know the words so I sang instead of humming). It was all really rather exciting and I enjoyed it very much more than you would expect me to enjoy an evening out at the athletics. And my librarian's raised eyebrow of disapproval is evidently still in fine working order. There was a teenage boy sat a couple of rows in front of us who was disinclined to stand for the Chinese National Anthem. As he was looking around in a "Look at me I'm not standing for the foreign anthem" sort of a way, he looked backwards and saw me. I raised my librarian's eyebrow of disapproval. And he leaped to his feet as thoughhe had been bitten :-D He stood for all the other foreign anthems!! Then we left and made our way to the Westfield eateries where we met Freyja who had been working in the athletes' village for a pasta and pizza supper. Sat alongside us was an American couple whose daughter had been swimming in the aquatic centre. She had garnered two gold medals and a bronze during the tournament - so they were very happy and excited too. It was a really lovely evening. Warm and convivial and exciting and happy. There's a parade for the British medal winners from both the Olympics and the Paralympics in London today. Some of the volunteers and the participants in the various opening and closing ceremonies get to go to a seating

(3) had been unwilling to cooperate with the government in its investigation of the Black Hebrews. These factors led the judge to conclude further that the defendant's "potential for rehabilitation and his deterrability are minimal at this point in his life." 66 (1) The judge's stated belief that the defendant had already determined to become a professional criminal when he left his job at WHUR in 1980 does not echo any such conclusion expressed in the presentence report, which merely described the period during which Lemon left his employment as one of relative instability.30 Yet the only significant information presented to the sentencing judge outside of the presentence report that might have led him to this conclusion was the defendant's alleged involvement with the Black Hebrews. 67 (2) Thejudge's conclusion that the defendant had exhibited a "lack of candor" with the probation officer may or may not be based on his denial of membership in the Black Hebrews. Based on our reading of the probation officer's observations in the presentence report, we conclude that the judge's belief was at least indirectly based on the government's claim that the defendant's crime was motivated by his involvement with the Black Hebrews, as compared with the defendant's own explanation of his motivation. 68 (3) Finally, the judge's characterization of the defendant's "unwillingness to cooperate with the U.S. Attorney's Office in its investigation of an organization known as the Black Hebrews, whether or not he is a member of it," appears to disclaim reliance on the specific allegation of membership.

("MDLEA"), where the British defendant and his boat were seized off the coast of California while attempting to smuggle marijuana into the United States. See 905 F.2d at 249. In Yousef, the Second Circuit arrived at the same result with respect to Middle Eastern terrorists tried for multiple federal crimes associated with their plot to bomb American commercial aircraft in Southeast Asia. See 327 F.3d at 118. It is undoubtedly the case that, unlike the defendants in Davis and Yousef, Brehm did not target his conduct toward American soil or American commerce. Nevertheless, his actions affected significant American interests at KAF, not the least of which were the preservation of law and order on the base, the maintenance of military-related discipline, and the reallocation of DOD resources to confine Brehm, provide care for J.O., and investigate the incident. Indeed, Brehm’s verypresence inside KAF was possible only pursuant to an official DOD Letter of Authorization, entitling him to DOD- furnished transportation, meals, and equipment. Although KAF was not technically territory of the United States, the American influence was so pervasive that we think it a suit- able proxy for due process purposes, such that the imposition of American criminal law there is not arbitrary. On occasion, the connection between the United States and a putative criminal defendant may properly be more fluid, as was the case in United States v. Angulo-Hernandez, 565 F.3d 2 (1st Cir. 2009). In Angulo-Hernandez, a MDLEA prosecu- tion, the court of appeals rejected the challenge of drug smug- glers whose Bolivian-flagged boat was intercepted by the Coast Guard in international waters. The smugglers were prosecuted pursuant to an agreement between the United States and Bolivia to

(2009--2014) at the University of Michigan, and is Professor at Duke University since January 2014. He is the recipient of the National Science Foundation Career Award, LSA Excellence in Teaching Award, Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award, Founder's Medal, the Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Biomedical Science, and the Agilent Thought Leader Award. **Claudio Luchinat** obtained his doctorate in chemistry cum laude at the University of Florence, was a researcher at the University of Florence and Full Professor of Chemistry at the University of Bologna (1986--1996) and is now at the University of Florence (1996 to the present). He is the recipient of the "Raffaello Nasini" gold medal award of the Italian Chemical Society; Federchimica Award "For an Intelligent Future"; European Medal for Biological Inorganic Chemistry; andin Aust-Agder List of lakes in Norway References Category:Lakes of Aust-Agder Category:Lakes of Vest-Agder Category:Valle, Norway Category:Sirdal Category:Reservoirs in Norway

(CNN) The Ohio State School for the Blind's marching band bills itself as the only blind marching band in the world. On Wednesday, the group adds another achievement to its list of accomplishments: Band members will be performing at the halftime show for the Outback Bowl in Tampa, Florida. The marching band is made up of students in grades 7-12, at a school in Columbus, Ohio, where most of the students have little to no vision. But that hasn't stopped the band from racking up a pretty impressive resumé. The Ohio State School for the Blind's marching band was the lead band at the Outback Bowl's New Year's Eve parade on Tuesday. Members also competed in the Outback Bowl marching band competition on Monday. "We are excited to host this group ofThe Team Bryan Upton – President and CEO Graduate Master Builder (GMB)Bryan Upton has a lifelong passion for residential real estate and a proven track record of success in entrepreneurial ventures. He founded Refined Custom Builders in 2013 with the mission of helping clients design and build their dream homes in Houston’s finest neighborhoods. The team of seasoned professionals Mr. Upton has assembled at Refined Custom Builders reflects his personal commitment to providing the highest level of expertise across all aspects of the home building process, from site planning and floor plan layouts to premium interior finishes and master craftsmanship. Mr. Upton’s involvement in real estate began in the mid-1990s when he launched a residential paint contracting company that became one of the largest in the Houston area. Under his leadership,

Watt v Town of Gaines (2018 NY Slip Op 07621) Watt v Town of Gaines 2018 NY Slip Op 07621 Decided on November 9, 2018 Appellate Division, Fourth 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 on November 9, 2018 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Fourth Judicial Department PRESENT: WHALEN, P.J., SMITH, CENTRA, NEMOYER, AND CURRAN, JJ. 1211 CA 18-00808 [*1]CHRISTOPHER WATT, K & W ENTERPRISES AND KAREN D. WATT, PLAINTIFFS-APPELLANTS, vTOWN OF GAINES, CAROL C. CULHANE, SUPERVISOR, JAMES KIRBY, COUNCILPERSON, SUSAN SMITH, COUNCILPERSON, AND CAROL C. CULHANE, INDIVIDUALLY, DEFENDANTS-RESPONDENTS. FRANK A. ALOI, ROCHESTER, FOR PLAINTIFFS-APPELLANTS. WEBSTER SZANYI LLP, BUFFALO (JEREMY A. COLBY OF COUNSEL), FOR DEFENDANTS-RESPONDENTS. Appeal from an order of the SupremeActor Pua Magasiva was found dead in New Zealand on Saturday. He was 38 years old. Magasiva was best known for playing the Red Wind Ranger Shane Clarke on "Power Rangers Ninja Storm" that aired in 2003 and nurse Vinnie on the drama "Shortland Street" in his home country from 2003–2006 and again from 2011–2018. Police were reportedly called to a home in Wellington in the early morning hours, and Magasiva was found unresponsive, according to the New Zealand Herald. According to the paper, a police spokesperson said there were "no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death." Magasiva was born in Samoa but raised in New Zealand. He was married to wife Lizz Sadler for just one year and has a 7-year-old daughter, Jasmine, from his first marriage. The actor also hosted a breakfast

Apsara Interior Design Apsara Interior Design Apsara Interior Design is a New York City and East Hampton, New York design firm. Tracey Garet, the principal, is fluent in fine arts, the decorative arts and interior design. She has been working in all facets of those fields for many years.University College of Veterinary Medicine as the Swine Extension Veterinarian in December. He joins Dr. Jan Shearer, dairy, and Dr. Grant Dewell, beef, on the ISU Extension and Outreach veterinarian team. Shearer and Dewell are also Iowa State faculty.

(ASQ) rankings for the year 2017. The World Book of Records, UK has bestowed Worlds Standardization Certification to Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport, Indore for the achievement of ACI Award 2017 on 9 April 2018. Since 24 March 2018 it has started operations 24*7 with night landing facilities. History The Holkar State Administration, after consulting Nevill Vintcent of Messrs Tata and Sons (Aviation Department), selected the Bijasan site for the construction of the airport in 1935. Air services from Indore to Gwalior, Delhi and Mumbai began in July 1948. The airport was handed over to the Government of India in April 1950 under the Central Financial Integration Scheme. A new runway measuring 5600 feet in length was completed by March 1966 at a cost of 1.5 million to accommodate(01 SBI and 01 Union Bank of India), shopping stalls and a food court. The airport is under expansion stage. A new terminal adjoining the current terminal, along with an airport hotel and a convention center is planned at the airport site. Also, the land area of the airport will be expanded. Airlines and destinations References External links Indore Airport - AAI Website Category:Buildings and structures in Indore Category:Buildings and structures in Madhya Pradesh Category:Transport in Indore Category:Airports in Madhya Pradesh

(XM), a new type of energy that had been theorized but never proven. What they discovered were two things: First, XM was not rare. Overhead satellites found that the world was covered in it but it was not spread evenly. It was clustered around key sites, places of cultural, intellectual, and religious significance around the world (known in Ingress as Portals). Second, the researchers found themselves responding to exposure to XM in unexpected ways. It seemed to increase intellectual ability, creativity and insight in some people but brought out darker aspects of the personality in others. Eventually Devra discovered that the higher-ups of Niantic were allowing XM to be spread at a global level, and fled Niantic alongside Roland Jarvis. Their escape, orchestrated by ADA, coincided with a major event: EpiphanyNight, the name given to the experiment gone wrong on Nov 30th, 2012. Oliver Lynton-Wolfe tested what would be known as the Power Cube, but the experiment backfired causing the Portal being tested on to release a mega-dose of XM, exposing the Researchers. Hank Johnson, however, wasn’t at the lab that night-he was in Africa. Devra later joined Visur and Jarvis was killed in Zurich. On April 21st, 2014, the Niantic Project was discontinued and shut down.

(EPA), pending Senate approval. What He Does Now: Pruitt is the attorney general of Oklahoma and was elected to the position on Nov. 2, 2010, becoming only the second Republican The mother of twin girls born conjoined at the abdomen and chest it said it was "surreal" to see her daughters separated. Speaking to reporters alongside doctors today, Aida Sandoval, and her husband, Arturo Sandoval, were brought to tears as they recounted their daughters' operation earlier A recently widowed man from New Jersey has found much-needed comfort in his wife's absence after his wedding ring -- which had been lost for more than 15 years -- was found and returned to him earlier this week. David Penner, 68, told ABC station WABC today that the ring's return came just aThe apprentice came so close to beating his former master but as Jose Mourinho and Aitor Karanka embraced on the touchline it was the Manchester United coach who was able to smile. Two goals in two minutes secured a fifth successive victory for United and by the end Old Trafford was rocking with the same kind of vigour heard so often during Sir Alex Ferguson’s reign. Ferguson was in the stands on his 75th birthday and will have gone home to celebrate the new year a happy man. This was a compelling match and one in which Middlesbrough played a valiant part, but United’s win was deserved. Grant Leadbitter had put Boro ahead against the run of play with a fine goal in the 67th minute and Victor Valdes then

(for the pulling movement) and the push up (for the pushing movement. Gigi is the owner of For the Love of Style Magazine; The Chief Creative Officer for Kamisol Style Consultancy and the Founder of Purple Runway. Gigi works with small business professionals who want to bring their personal style into alignment with a powerful brand presence. She helps them shape their personal style temperature into a dynamic public brand from the inside-out that will position them apart from the competition.MIAMI, FL.-Miami Art Museum today announced the completion of design development for its new 120,000-square-foot home in downtown Miami, scheduled to open in 2013. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron, MAM’s new home will work in concert with its natural surroundings to enhance the museum experience, and has been designed to achieve silver LEED [Leadership in Energy] certification. The new building will allow MAM to better serve its diverse, rapidly growing community, reinforcing the Museum’s role as a bridge between continents and cultures. The new MAM will be a cultural resource commensurate with Miami’s position as a hemispheric hub and creative capital, with an impact extending internationally. Miami-Dade is the only major metropolitan area in the United States without an art museum serving the full spectrum of the community.

(ART) Resource Loaded Schedule (RLS) provides a cost and schedule baseline for managing the project elements within the ART Program. The Fast Flux Test Facility (FFTF) activities are delineated through the end of FY 2000, assuming continued standby. The Nuclear Energy (NE) Legacies and Plutonium Recycle Test Reactor (PRTR) activities are delineated through the end of the deactivation process. This document reflects the 1 Oct 1999 baseline. The Advanced Reactors Transition (ART) Resource Loaded Schedule (RLS) provides a cost and schedule baseline for managing the project elements within the ART Program. The Fast Flux Test Facility (FETF) activities are delineated through the end of FY 2000, assuming continued standby. The Nuclear Energy (NE) Legacies and Plutonium Recycle Test Reactor (PRTR) activities are delineated through the end of the deactivationseries of transfer, settle, decant, and filtration return steps until the STSC sludge transportation limits are met. The STSC is then transported to T Plant and placed in storage arrays in the T Plant canyon cells for interim storage. (2) Small Canister Concept - In the small canister concept, the sludge is transferred from the Engineered Containers (ECs) into a settling vessel. After settling and decanting, the sludge is loaded underwater into small canisters. The small canisters are then transferred to the existing Fuel Transport System (FTS) where they are loaded underwater into the FTS Shielded Transfer Cask (STC). The STC is raised from the basin and placed into the Cask Transfer Overpack (CTO), loaded onto the trailer in the KW Basin Annex for transport to T Plant.

(137-for-242), while winning the Maxwell Award as the nation's outstanding player. Fusina ranks sixth in Penn State history in career passing yards with 5,382 to go with 37 touchdown passes, which is seventh in program history. He played in the National Football League with Tampa Bay and Green Bay. Bahr was a placekicker for the Nittany Lions from 1975-78. He was an All-American choice by the Football News, NEA, the Sporting News, United Press International and Walter Camp in 1978. Bahr broke his brother's (Chris) NCAA field goal percentage record, hitting 22-of-27 attempts (81.5 percent), holding the record for several years. Bahr's mark stood as the Penn State record until Sam Ficken (24-29; 82.8) broke the mark in 2014. In his final two seasons in the blue and white,Under its new management team, Deutsche Bahn appears more determined than ever to crack down on corruption, especially as the railway operator prepares to expand beyond its home market. The state-owned company, which has been stung by a string of corruption scandals in recent years, responded to new evidence of bribery in its consulting arm, Deutsche Bahn International, by hiring professional services group KPMG to conduct a special audit. New evidence uncovered The unit, which offers consultancy services worldwide to governments and other bodies planning and building railways, has been under investigation since 2005 for allegedly bribing officials in Algeria, Greece and Rwanda. But new evidence uncovered by prosecutors in Frankfurt and presented to Deutsche Bahn last week prompted a decision for "swift action," company spokesman Jens-Oliver Voss told Deutsche Welle. Deutsche

(CNN) It was a record-setting September, but maybe not for the reasons you might think. Last month was one of the hottest and driest Septembers on record for many states -- tied as the second-warmest September on record in the contiguous United States, according to data from the National Centers for Environmental Information Here are the details, and what all this means in October.. Alaska had its third-warmest September on record The statewide average temperature last month was 44.7 degrees, which may not seem very warm to those of us in the other 49 states but is uncharacteristic for the state. Septembers in Alaska typically average 40.6 degrees, and this one was the warmest since 1995. Read MoreProduced between 1962 and 1980, the Premier was initially the flagship of the GM Holden range until 1968, when a longer-booted version of the Premier was introduced with a higher level of equipment and a longer boot (trunk). That car, the Brougham, was in turn displaced by the new, long-wheelbase Statesman model introduced with the HQ range of Holdens in 1971. Alongside the basic Belmont and medium-spec Kingswood, the Premier continued through the late 1960s and 1970s until finally being rendered superflous within the range after the release of the Opel-based Commodore SL/E model in 1978.

(in a sheet conveying direction) (referred to merely as "upstream side" hereinafter) of the convey roller 101. When the sheet P abuts against a flag 103b of the sensor lever 103 to rotate the sensor lever 103 around the shaft 103a, a tail end detection sensor 104 is operated by a sensor operating portion 103c of the sensor lever 103, thereby detecting passage of the sheet P. At a downstream side (in the sheet conveying direction) (referred to merely as "downstream side" hereinafter) of the convey roller 101, a recording head 105 for recording an image in response to image information is mounted on a carriage shiftable in a direction (main scanning direction) perpendicular to the sheet conveying direction, and a platen 106 for supporting a rear surface ofBeshear displays Nativity scene in Governor's Mansion FRANKFORT — Gov. Steve Beshear is displaying in the Governor's Mansion this holiday season a Nativity scene that governors of all 50 states received last month from the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights. The group, based in New York City, sent the crèches, which represent the birth of Jesus, hoping the governors would put them in public areas, preferably Capitol rotundas. Each is about 151/2 inches tall and costs about $80. Funding came from an appeal to Catholic League members. Beshear's chief of staff, Mike Haydon, said in a Nov. 19 letter to League president William A. Donahue, which was obtained by the Herald-Leader, that he, as a Roman Catholic, appreciated the crèche and was "keenly aware of the symbolic role the

(CNN) The wife of a Chinese multimillionaire is suing the Vancouver government over a $200,000 tax bill she was served for allegedly leaving a $20.4 million mansion empty, highlighting the staggering wealth Chinese investors have parked in the Canadian city. of North America's most-expensive housing markets and experts say prices there have skyrocketed in large part due to Chinese investment. Vancouver is consistently ranked one of North America's most-expensive housing markets and expertssay prices there have skyrocketed in large part due to Chinese investment. He Yiju purchased the ocean-view mansion on Belmont Avenue, one of Vancouver's most exclusive addresses that has been dubbed " Billionaire's Row ," in 2015. Her husband Zheng Jianjiang, a top politician in China's rubber-stamp parliament, the National People's Congress, is not named on the propertylisting. Their family had a combined net worth of $925 million in October 2018, according to Forbes owners of unoccupied homes to pay a 1% levy on their properties' value. In 2018, Vancouver's government ruled that He was subject to Vancouver's Empty Homes Tax, which requires owners of unoccupied homes to pay a 1% levy on their properties' value. He denies, however, that the property was empty. In a petition filed last month to the Supreme Court of British Columbia, her legal team argued that the lot was being prepared for renovations pending the city issuing redevelopment permits.

(secretary), Mr Charles Sheath (clerk to the chairman) and the guard is Mr George Privet, who later became one of the SER's first two district superintendents. 1898 1:2,500 OS map. The station closed in 1888 but the platforms are still shown. The tea room is seen to the right of the footpath on the north side of the bridge. Rakemere Pond is seen top right. 1907 1:2,500 OS map. The disused station is no longer shown and the platforms have been removed. The zig-zag path down East Cliffs to the tea room is seen. This path no longer exists; a new path down the cliffs has been created at the east end of the Warren. A new bridge was opened in 1956 a mile nearer Dover, primarily to allow accessClick here for a larger version. Site of the closed Folkestone Warren station c1903. Although the station had closed 15 years earlier the Warren remained a popular tourist attraction, and the bridge remained in use so that tourists could cross the railway line to reach the sea. The tea room is out of view close to the top level of the bridge at the bottom of the zig-zag path down the East Cliffs. A picnic area is seen on the right. Copyright photo from John Alsop collection Looking north-east towards the site of Warren station c1905. The station was closed at this time; the degraded remains of the up platform are seen. Copyright photo from John Alsop collection In 1904 and 1905 the South Eastern & Chatham Railway purchased eight articulated steam railcars

People v Syphrett (2019 NY Slip Op 01536) People v Syphrett 2019 NY Slip Op 01536 Decided on March 5, 2019 Appellate Division, First 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 on March 5, 2019 Sweeny, J.P., Renwick, Gische, Kahn, Kern, JJ. 8596 4696/14 [*1]The People of the State of New York, Respondent, vKevin Syphrett, Defendant-Appellant. Seymour W. James, Jr., The Legal Aid Society, New York (Allen Fallek of counsel), for appellant. Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., District Attorney, New York (Noreen M. Stackhouse of counsel), for respondent. Judgment, Supreme Court, New York County (James M. Burke, J.), rendered July 1, 2015, convicting defendant, upon his plea of guilty, of criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third degree,Kermit sang "The Rainbow Connection," something he'd been doing every day since meeting Thomas, before being interrupted by gunshots. He warned Thomas. Safely inside, Kermit told Thomas how Darth Elmo died, when he joked they should be like the Jedi and build "laser swords".[1] Thomas took the joke seriously, and made a lightsaber for each of them, one green and one blue for Kermit and himself, respectively. Using their Jedi skills, they disposed of all the turrets firing at them. Darth Elmo arrived, unarmed and without his apprentice. The two thought they had it easy against him, although, while Kermit could only watch, Thomas was struck down by Force lightning. While Darth Elmo ran away, Kermit ran up to his dying friend.

(Frazier), Big 8 Offensive Player of the Year (Frazier), Big 8 Freshman of the Year (Ahman Green) NFL Draft picks on roster: 20 Did you know? Of the 20 players on this team to be drafted into the NFL, none of them were Frazier. It's not that teams weren't interested in his talent, it's that he was dealing with blood clots. Also, you'll notice that Frazier won damn near every significant award but the Heisman in 1995. He finished second to Ohio State's Eddie George, and yes, I'm still mad about it. Northwestern (1995) You could argue that there were better Northwestern teams before 1995, but I give this team the nod because it wasn't just an excellent team, but also an incredibly important team in the history of the program. Northwesternhas never won a national title but has won eight conference titles. This 1995 team was the first team to win a conference title since 1936, however. Hell, the 1995 Northwestern team was the first to even finish with a winning record since the 1971 team went 7-4. The Wildcats went 3-7-1 in 1994 and came out of absolutely nowhere in 1995, opening the season with a 17-15 win over No. 8 Notre Dame in South Bend. The following week it lost to Miami (OH) and you thought it was still the same old Northwestern. But it wasn't. This team went 8-0 in the Big Ten, beating No. 7 Michigan in Ann Arbor, as well as No. 24 Wisconsin and No. 12 Penn State at home. It resulted in

(CNN) An alleged anti-vaxxer has been charged with "incitement against the government vaccination order," the Samoan government said Thursday. The government of the Pacific Island nation has shut down in a desperate attempt to fight a deadly measles outbreak that has already claimed 62 lives. Amid the outbreak, the government is also fighting the spread of anti-vaccination conspiracy theories on social media, which the authorities say is "another major reason for the increasing number of deaths." The Samoan government's official Facebook page , where it keeps people informed about the outbreak, has been inundated by anti-vaxxers posting warnings about vaccinations that are not supported by scientific evidence. A CNN analysis of the government's posts on the measles emergency has revealed dozens of anti-vax comments, including Nazi-themed memes and links to dubious medicalNew York Cosmos: Reawakened in the city that never sleeps Pele (right) joined the New York Cosmos in 1975 and led a troop of superstars who flocked to the North American Soccer League (NASL). George Best, pictured here with the Brazilian, was a Manchester United legend who enjoyed three separate spells in the NASL. Franz Beckenbauer was captain of the West Germany team which lifted the 1974 World Cup. The Bayern Munich icon won three NASL Soccer Bowls with the Cosmos between 1977 and 1980. Pele and his compatriot Carlos Alberto spent one season together in the "Big Apple" which culminated with the Cosmos winning the 1977 Soccer Bowl. Carlos Alberto, who captained Brazil to World Cup glory in 1970, played 100 times for the Cosmos in two separate spells. Pele meets

“Music Mondays” every other Monday outside of the Joe Crowley building. Wolf Pack Radio also hosts an Art, Music, Poetry, and Spoken Word party at the end of every semester to showcase the newest editions of student run journals, Insight Magazine and Brushfire Literary Journal.44. The Shape of Water | Crimson Peak Take a dive into the worlds of Guillermo del Toro as the Cinema Guys discuss 2 of his movies. They will dig deep into the Oscar nominated movie, The Shape of Water to find multi-level meaning within the film. The second film in this double feature is Guillermo del Toro’s victorian era ghost story Crimson Peak.

(CNN) A 21-year-old pregnant woman was among seven people wounded in a drive-by shooting near the Israeli settlement of Ofra in the West Bank, according to the Israeli ambulance service, Magen David Adom, known as MDA. The woman, critically injured at the entrance to the settlement, was 30 weeks pregnant, doctors at the Shaare Zedek hospital in Jerusalem said. After the woman arrived at the hospital having suffered heavy blood loss and with wounds to the lower abdomen, doctors induced labor, Dr. Alon Schwartz of Shaare Zedek said on Israeli television. The baby is in a stable condition, while the woman is undergoing further surgery, Schwartz said. Shots were fired from a passing car toward people standing at a bus stop at the entrance to the settlement, according to the Israel Defenseits acceptance of gays and lesbians and its tolerance for high amounts of fluoride in the water supply, has already arrived in Iowa for the funeral. According to Phelps, “the decadent lifestyle and love of Satan preached by these British ne’er-do-wells has eroded the moral fabric of America. Iron Maiden’s singer, Ron Halford, is, in fact, an admitted homosexual!!!” WBC Pastor Fred Phelps Prepares To Welcome Maiden Fans To Iowa At a rally last night at The Des Moines Church of Christ The Climate Change Denier, Phelps announced that he had in his possession proof that heavy metal is a Trojan horse being used to turn America into a “breeding ground for the gay way of life”. “In my hand right now is a list of 205 homosexuals in the

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