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(@taylorswift13) October 25, 2009 November 2009: Taylor Swift begins dating singer-songwriter John Mayer. December 13, 2009 Perry wishes Swift a happy birthday. Declares her "beautiful." @taylorswift13 HAPPY BIRTHDAY BEAUTIFUL GIRL! You deserve it all! — KATY PERRY (@katyperry) December 13, 2009 January 15, 2010 These girls are annoying. Oh no! Someone save her from the sock monster! RT @taylorswift13: The hardest part about motivating myself to run is finding matching socks. — KATY PERRY (@katyperry) January 16, 2010 February 2010: Taylor Swift ceases dating John Mayer. April 15, 2010: Perry makes a guest appearance on Taylor Swift's Fearless tour. The two perform Perry's single "Hot n Cold" at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Part II: So then in eighth grade, I started going out with my first boyfriend Kyle who was totally gorgeous but thenhe moved to Indiana, and Janis was like, weirdly jealous of him. Like, if I would blow her off to hang out with Kyle, she'd be like, "Why didn't you call me back?" And I'd be like, "Why are you so obsessed with me?" November 15, 2011: After about a year and a half of sporadic Twitter compliment exchanges, Swift tells Perry "I seriously love you," then does not talk to her on Twitter for over a year. @Katyperry I seriously love you. SO funny on Ellen! And those flashback shots in your new video = the prettiest. Ever. — Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) November 15, 2011 November 20, 2011: Swift and Perry embrace at the American Music Awards November 29, 2011: Perry posts a photo of herself and her cat on Twitter.

(CNN) — It's a typical Thursday evening in Lan Jia Gua Bao, a small no-frills eatery in Taipei's Gongguan district, and a line stretches out of the door. Inside, a server refills two steaming baskets with the delicious morsels the diners are all waiting for -- steamed buns known as bao. Within minutes, all buns have been devoured. The star of the restaurant's very short menu is gua bao, a traditional street food in Taiwan with a hearty filling of braised pork, pickled greens, powdered peanut and coriander sandwiched between a fluffy clam-shaped steamed bao. Until a few years ago, these delicacies had been savored by few beyond Taiwanese food aficionados. But after they hit the streets in New York in 2009, they're now popping up everywhere. "Gua bao is also calledhu yao ju, or tiger bite pig, as it looks like the jaws of a tiger biting into a pig," explains Jack Lan, owner of Lan Jia Gua Bao. "It's a dish that we eat during Weiya, the last celebration to honor the earth god each year," "By chowing down a gua bao, it signifies devouring all the bad luck and bad deeds of the year, so you can start anew next year." The rise of guabao Almost synonymous with bao these days, gua bao was little known outside of Asia before American chef David Chang brought it to the menu of his Momofuku chain in 2004. But it wasn't until 2009, when restaurateur Eddie Huang opened Baohaus in New York City, that gua bao, the name, secured its status in the

(the latter based on Universal’s classic monsters) as well as the soap opera Dark Shadows. The failed pilot Dark Intruder (starring Leslie Nielsen) was repurposed into a fun TV film, but it’s a shame it was never made into anything more. One area I purposely skipped (for the most part) was Italy and the work of Mario Bava. His first film of the decade was the fantastic looking gothic horror film Black Sunday. His output was prolific, handling 18 films in the ’60s alone, but his 1963 was perhaps the most influential. That year, he helmed the well-done gothic anthology Black Sabbath, the gothic horror film The Whip and the Body, and finally The Girl Who Knew Too Much, the first giallo film. He’d follow it up the followinggas mask, a tiger in the wild, a choppy sea engulfing a man struggling against the current—to evoke notions of censorship and surveillance and feelings of suffocation and anxiety. References External links Interview NPR, June, 2019 Category:People from Midnapore Category:Living people Category:1990 births Category:Indian portrait photographers Category:Documentary photographers Category:21st-century Indian photographers Category:Bengali artists Category:Indian contemporary artists

(Houston, TX), a 300-person provider of maintenance, installation and fabrication services in the Eagle Ford shale region of Texas. Moving forward, Duval will operate as Wood Group Duval. Wood Group is a 41,000 person international energy services company that features three businesses providing engineering, production support and maintenance and repair services to the oil and gas and power generation markets worldwide. The acquisition of Duval is meant to provide a platform for Wood Group in the key Eagle Ford shale region and increase its overall exposure to the U.S. onshore unconventional oil and gas markets. Link to detailsAustralia promotes cosmetic surgery holidays The breast enlargement ambassador of Australia has started a campaign to lure foreigners to Australia for their surgery. Today Tonight reported Brooke Stevenson, who herself has underwent 144 procedures, was recently appointed as implant spokesperson and is headlining the campaign which is expected to increase procedures in Australia by a third from American patients. The procedures cost about the same as a US breast enlargement when the added bonus of a two-week long holiday in Australia is included in the price. Many surgeons also believe the Australian implant techniques are superior to the traditional American procedures. Saline implants are widely used in the US while new "gummy bear gel" implants are used in Australia, which has a better record than saline for implant rejection. Stuart Cowen, director of the

(CNN) A federal appeals court on Thursday dismissed a Trump administration argument that "safe and sanitary" conditions do not specifically require access to items such as soap and toothbrushes, as well as adequate sleep for children in custody at Border Patrol stations. A three-judge panel for the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a lower court had the right to specify what "safe and sanitary" conditions were required. The lower court ordered the government to provide specific hygiene items, as well as directing the government to hire a "juvenile coordinator." "Assuring that children eat enough edible food, drink clean water, are housed in hygienic facilities with sanitary bathrooms, have soap and toothpaste, and are not sleep-deprived are without doubt essential to the children's safety," Thursday's ruling states. The appeals courtDevices could be deployed in underground pipe networks, reducing need for roadworks This article is more than 1 year old This article is more than 1 year old The UK government is investing millions in the development of micro-robots designed to work in underground pipe networks and dangerous sites such as decommissioned nuclear facilities. The ambition is for the robots, developed in British universities, to mark the end of disruptive and expensive roadworks by carrying out repairs without the need to dig up the roads. Airborne and underwater versions could also inspect and maintain difficult-to-reach locations such as offshore windfarms or oil and gas pressure vessels. Chris Skidmore, the science minister, announced an investment totalling £26.6m in 15 projects, including the development of robots for underground pipe operations. Led by Prof Kirill Horoshenkov at the

(the "Act"). The Board of Immigration Appeals affirmed the deportation order. Concluding that, as a matter of law, Carbajal-Gonzalez did not "enter" the United States within the meaning of the Act, we reverse.1 3 * Carbajal-Gonzalez was granted lawful permanent resident status in the United States on November 27, 1991. He is a twenty-five year old native and citizen of Mexico. He lives in El Paso, Texas. His wife is a United States citizen. He teaches folk dancing in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, and has crossed the U.S.-Mexican border many times by presenting his valid immigration document. 4 On October 29, 1992, Carbajal-Gonzalez and his wife went to a party in a bar after a dance recital in Juarez. Jorge Rodriguez-Alvidrez was a student in Carbajal-Gonzalez's dance class. He was also at the party. Carbajal-Gonzalez decided that he wanted to buy more beer. Because of the late hour, he believed that he could only do so in the United States. Rodriguez-Alvidrez offered to help Carbajal-Gonzalez in purchasing the beer. At first, Carbajal-Gonzalez declined the offer, but he then acquiesced. Rodriguez-Alvidrez was not a United States citizen, and that night he carried no documentation on his person that would allow him to enter the United States legally. It is unclear whether Rodriguez-Alvidrez did, in fact, possess such documents. Carbajal-Gonzalez's wife drove the two men to the Bridge of the Americas Port of

(Benedictus de Spinoza; 1632–1677) Europe, 1450 to 1789: Encyclopedia of the Early Modern World COPYRIGHT 2004 The Gale Group Inc. SPINOZA, BARUCH (Benedictus de Spinoza; 1632–1677) SPINOZA, BARUCH (Benedictus de Spinoza; 1632–1677), Dutch philosopher. Baruch Spinoza's radical metaphysical, theological, moral and political ideas made him one of the most vilified thinkers of his day. Spinoza was born in Amsterdam to a Portuguese-Jewish family. He was raised and educated within the city's community of Sephardic Jews, many of whom had once been forced converts (conversos) to Christianity in Spain and Portugal. At the age of twenty-three, however, Spinoza, now a young businessman, was expelled from the congregation. The writ of cherem, or ban, the most vitriolic ever issued by the community's leaders, speaks only of his "abominable heresies and monstrous deeds," and thespecific reasons for his expulsion remain vague. It is fairly certain, however, that among the offenses for which Spinoza was punished were his ideas on God, Jewish law, and immortality. Spinoza's earliest philosophical writings, dating from the late 1650s and early 1660s, include the Treatise on the Emendation of the Intellect and the aborted Short Treatise on God, Man, and His Well-Being. He first came to public attention with the publication of a critical exposition of Descartes's Principles of Philosophy (1663). It was the anonymously published Theological-Political Treatise of 1670, however, that brought him great notoriety. The reaction to this stunningly bold work of Bible criticism and political thought was immediate and harsh; it was banned by numerous political and religious authorities, and its author was excoriated as a

(CNN) "The Little Mermaid" casting games are already in full swing. With all the conversation surrounding last week's announcement that singer Halle Bailey of Chloe x Halle will star as Ariel in a forthcoming live action remake of "The Little Mermaid" there has been plenty of speculation about who will fill the other roles. One star has already thrown his name in the hat -- at least on social media -- to portray Ariel's dad. "America's Got Talent" host Terry Crews tweeted a photoshopped pic of himself as King Triton, the ruler of the under the ocean kingdom Atlantica.some time to understand the philosophy of the US Republican party, and especially how it manages to get such popular support in the electorate. On the surface, indeed, it all appears to be a platform that favors the rich at the expense of the more numerous poor, the latter having been indoctrinated for many years that governments are bad and, at the extreme, robber barons are better than a benevolent government. The consequence is a drive to increase inequalities in income and wealth. John Roemer offers a glimpse into the American ideology for inequality. He says that "American philosophy" sees inequality as ethical, as it gives everyone what nature endows him with. That seems like a very fatalist argument (as in some religions) that ignores that redistribution is about

(COLOMBO, LANKAPUVATH) –Minister of Finance Mangala Samaraweera says that nearly 90,000 projects in the country are being implemented successfully under the Gamperaliya program. Participating at the inauguration of several development projects in Matara, the Minister disclosed that sum of more than 48 billion rupees had been allocated during the last seven-month period for development work throughout the island under the rural development program. The Minister laid the foundation stone for the modernization of the Paravi Dupatha Bridge and the Coastal Park in Matara. The work of the project has been allocated 56 million rupees and is expected be completed within three months. The Minister also inaugurated the development of the 2km stretch from Matara to Nandugala of the Matara-Hakmana Road. The government has allocated Rs. 1.3 billion for the project. Thecompensation paid for houses and shops that will be removed during the construction of the road is Rs. 700 million. The Minister also laid the foundation stone to renovate the Matara beach gardens. Minister Samaraweera said that by yesterday the Government had launched 98,997 projects from Point Pedro to Dondra through the Gamperaliya program. Out of the money set aside, 12 percent had been allocated for the development of places of religious worship. Of this 85 percent are Buddhist temples. He said that allocation of funds was made only for chief incumbents who went behind politicians in the past. But he said that yesterday funds were being provided for small temples irrespective of political affiliations. LATEST (COLOMBO, LANKAPUVATH) – With the prevailing dengue threat in the Colombo Municipal Council limits, a Dengue Prevention

(Burma), but was disqualified afterwards for steroid use. With Guatemala out of contention, here are four nations that have finished 4th on one occasion. Of these nations, the one with the most 5th places is Myanmar, previously known as Burma. The South East Asian country is relatively strong in weightlifting and boxing. Win Kay Thi earned a 4th place in the 2000 women’s flyweight weightlifting, and two more weightlifters and two boxers have ranked 5th (or losing quarter-finalist) in the past. The nation lost another 4th place, achieved in 2004, when it was found that another female weightlifter, Nan Aye Khine, had used anabolic steroids. Alessandra Perilli took a shot at the medals in London, but narrowly failed. Behind Myanmar, the unluckiest nation is San Marino. The tiny enclave republic, embeddedwithin Italy, had its best result in London. Trap shooter Alessandra Perilli was involved in a three-way shoot-off for silver and bronze, but missed her second shot and fell outside of the podium. Prior to Perilli, other Sanmarinese shooters had also come close to the prizes: Francesco Nanni was 5th in 1984 (small-bore rifle, prone), while trap shooters Emanuela Felici (twice) and Francesco Amici had earned 7th places. Ibrahim Kamal (Jordan) lost the bronze medal match in his taekwondo event, but still achieved his country’s best ever Olympic performance. Similarly close has been Jordan, which has placed 4th, 5th and 7th in taekwondo. Samoa is closing in on these countries:in London 2012, they earned a 6th and two 7th places (weightlifting and taekwondo), adding to a 4th place won in

“Because they burned the city of St. Louis.” Said Ronda: “It’s all the ownership. Nobody dislikes the players.” Billy Hurst / Associated Press Rams fans attending the team's final game in St. Louis in 2015 clearly didn't support owner Stan Kroenke's decision to move the team to Los Angeles. Rams fans attending the team's final game in St. Louis in 2015 clearly didn't support owner Stan Kroenke's decision to move the team to Los Angeles. (Billy Hurst / Associated Press) The Rams do not inspire simple antipathy here. Their former fans root for the kicking duo of Johnny Hekker and Greg Zuerlein. They admire the prowess of defensive tackle Aaron Donald and running back Todd Gurley. They feel jealousy about the partnership between coach Sean McVay and quarterback Jared Goff. The majorityA spokesperson for the team said the Rams would not comment. Kroenke was instrumental in delivering the Rams to St. Louis in the first place. He bought a 40% stake in the team when Georgia Frontiere moved the Rams out of Los Angeles in 1995. In their fifth season in town, lightning struck. Warner went from grocery bagger to Super Bowl MVP. The team made the playoffs five times during a six-year stretch, and the Rams superseded the Cardinals as the city’s hottest ticket. “The team was so incredibly popular,” said Tiffani Wilson Burris, who worked for the Rams for several years before becoming the executive director of the Isaac Bruce Foundation. “They were so beloved in this city. People loved them. It was everything.” Williams played the final four seasons

Żądło, Łódź Voivodeship Żądło is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Grabica, within Piotrków County, Łódź Voivodeship, in central Poland. References Category:Villages in Piotrków CountyMiddle Ages. Editions Ralph Hanna and Sarah Wood, eds. Richard Morris's Prick of Conscience: A Corrected and Amplified Reading Text, Early English Text Society, O.S. 342 (Oxford University Press, 2013) James H. Morey, ed. Prik of Conscience, TEAMS Middle English Texts Series (Kalamazoo, MI: Medieval Institute Publications, 2012) Richard Morris, ed. The Pricke of Conscience (Stimulus Conscientiae), A Northumbrian Poem by Richard Rolle de Hampole (Berlin: A. Asher & Co., 1863) References Category:Middle English poems Category:Middle English literature

News Share Aug272012 DAVID ELLEFSON: VIDEO FOOTAGE, PHOTOS OF MEET 'N GREETS Video footage of David Ellefson's August 16 and August 17 meet 'n greets at Guitar Center in Las Vegas, Nevada and San Marcos, California, are now available online. Check out video from Las Vegas and the following photos from Vegas and San Marcos. for the Southern District of Illinois. No. 05 CR 30136—William D. Stiehl, Judge. ____________ ARGUED SEPTEMBER 22, 2006—DECIDED OCTOBER 19, 2006 ____________ Before POSNER, ROVNER, and EVANS, Circuit Judges. POSNER, Circuit Judge. The defendant pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm. The guidelines range for his offense was 188

(Alexander Alekhine won), tied for 8-9th in 1922, took 3rd and 4th in 1924, shared 1st and took 5th in 1925, tied for 4-5th, took 6th, and won in 1926, tied for 7-8th and took 10th in 1928, tied for 6-7th in 1929, won and shared 1st in 1930, took 2nd in 1931 (HUN-ch, Lajos Steiner won), tied for 12-13th in 1932 (HUN-ch, Maróczy won), and tied for 9-10th in 1934 (Erich Eliskases won). He also took 9th at Bardejov 1926 (Hermanis Matisons and Savielly Tartakower won), tied for 3rd-4th at London 1927, took 15th at Ujpest 1934 (Andor Lilienthal won), and tied for 11-16th at Tatatóváros 1935 (HUN-ch, László Szabó won). Sterk played for Hungary in unofficial and official Chess Olympiads at Paris 1924, Budapest 1926,and Prague 1931. References External links Chessgames of Károly Sterk Category:1881 births Category:1946 deaths Category:Hungarian chess players Category:Chess Olympiad competitors

(1) Field of the Invention The invention generally relates to underwater mooring systems and more particularly to an underwater mooring system using an underwater traction winch. (2) Description of the Prior Art Underwater sensor arrays maintained afloat by buoys are typically moored by a number of mooring cables secured to the sea bed. When it becomes necessary to adjust the depth of the sensor arrays, the lengths of the mooring cables must be adjusted. Prior art systems for adjusting lengths of deployed wire, cables, or ropes underwater have included the use of underwater winches. These winches store all of the adjustable line on the winch drum and therefore require a complex level wind mechanism. There is also the possibility of developing overriding turns on the drum which ultimately jams the winch. Additionally,Filter content by The government today approved the signing of a pact between India and South Asian Cooperative Environment Programme (SACEP) for cooperation on the response to oil and chemical pollution in the South Asian On December 9, 2014, a wrecked tanker released approximately 94,000 gallons (78,271 Imperial gallons) of heavy fuel oil into the Shela River, which runs through the Sundarbans, the sprawling and remote Drawing India into the South China Sea muddle, China has put up a Vietnamese petroleum block under exploration by an Indian oil firm for global bidding. While the move was meant to counter a Hanoi legislation

We like the end of the video where hubby, after licking the black cum off his wife body, beats his tiny cock and then cums on his wife's feet, and then is told, by his wife, to also clean that cum off her.not just for gay women. Networking is the main thing.” The list of venues for women now includes The Sorority club in Holborn, STK, a female-friendly American steak chain, and Dea Latis, a beer-tasting club. Actress Eva Longoria is also to launch the London branch of her SHe steak restaurant group.

"Since 1976, this has been the definitive reference work on computer, computing, and computer science. […] Alphabetically arranged and classified into broad subject areas, the entries cover hardware, computer systems, information and data, software, the mathematics of computing, theory of computation, methodologies, applications, and computing milieu. The editors have done a commendable job of blending historical perspective and practical reference information. The encyclopedia remains essential for most public and academic library reference collections." (Joe Accardin, Northeastern Illinois Univ., Chicago) Selected literature "Covering a period from 1966 to 1993, its interest lies not only in the content of each of these papers – still timely today – but also in their being put together so that ideas expressed at different times complement each otherLaurentides Category:Transport in Laurentides Category:Parks in Quebec Category:Canals opened in 1830 Category:1830 establishments in Lower Canada

Trump and Trump Jr. defend the Russia meeting Donald Trump Jr. appeared on Fox News's “Hannity” on July 11 to defend his meeting with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 presidential campaign, and his father jumped to his defense on Twitter.the right location, which they insisted must be close to the highly regarded trails of Annadel. After five years of fruitless searching, the current Montgomery Drive location became available and they pounced, business plans in hand. What followed was a tireless back and forth with county officials and other necessary entities, all with the goal of bringing their ideas together and making the concept a reality. A winning combination soon took shape. Trail House now stands as a coffee spot, bike shop, clubhouse, and craft beer tasting room all rolled into one; best part of all – it looks great. It takes only a couple of steps inside sister store NorCal Bike Sport to realize these guys pay considerable attention to interior design, and with TH, they’ve dialed it

New Hymn to Freedom New Hymn to Freedom is the second studio album by British band Szun Waves. It was released on 31 August 2018 through The Leaf Label. Accolades Track listing References Category:2018 albums Category:The Leaf Label albumsRELATED POSTS In a time where remaking retro songs has become 'the' trend, the JHMS album really took us by surprise. The album sounds fresh and with the release of every new song, it only gets better. We realized that not only are the songs original but also catchy and it's pretty difficult to stop humming them once you've heard it. Then again, with an Imtiaz Ali film and Pritam's composition, could we expect anything other than a masterpiece? Now since you already know that we are in love with the album, we thought of breaking it down and give you a song-wise review for each. Radha Main Bani Teri Radha has a fair amount of retro and a fair amount of contemporary music and is a balanced mix of Hindi

(CBS News) -- Boston Marathon bombings suspects Tamarlan and Dzokhar Tsarnaev had a cache of weapons that hints at plans for a followup attack and investigators now say the brothers may have headed for New York City if not for the shooting death of Tamerlan in a police standoff on Thursday night and the eventual capture of Dzokhar Friday night. Investigators have new insight from the carjacking victim held hostage by Tamerlan and Dzokhar Thursday night. The victim speaks little to no English, according to CBS News special correspondent John Miller, but authorities pressed him to remember recognizable words from his exchange with the bombing suspects. The suspects openly boasted to the victim in English about their role in the Boston Marathon bombing and carried out the rest of their exchange in Russian. John Miller reports that the victim said, "'the onlyword I recognized was Manhattan,'" a word which "tripped a lot" of alarm for authorities, who quickly halted Amtrak service from Boston to New York, searched the trains. The tip prompted the New York Police Department to "flip on its network of license plate readers at all bridges and tunnels coming into the city," Miller said. "They loaded all the license plates associated with these guys" to prevent possible entry into Manhattan. Surviving suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev continued to answer questions in writing from his hospital bed Monday night. "He can say about one word at a time," Miller said. So far, his account indicates he was "driven by his brother" and that "it was mostly done online, in terms of radicalization [and] finding instructions." Investigators say it remains unlikely there is an international terrorist organization behind the attack or the Tsarnaev's training. The investigation also

(CNN) Max Verstappen and his adoring Dutch fans will finally have a home grand prix after Formula One announced the Circuit Zandvoort would be returning to the calendar for the first time since 1985. Starting in 2020, it will be the 31st Dutch Grand Prix as part of a world championship season and will run for at least three years. In May last year, an exhibition event with Verstappen and other Red Bull drivers at Zandvoort attracted more than 110,000 fans. "From the beginning of our tenure in Formula 1, we (Liberty Media) said we wanted to race in new venues, while also respecting the sport's historic roots in Europe," said Chase Carey, Formula One's chairman and CEO. "In recent years, we've seen a resurgence of interest in Formula One in Holland,on the tradition. Critics protested Monday's decision, claiming that Turkey's actions violated the people's democratic rights. They argued that the decision to remove elected mayors from office was an impediment on political representation and deprived local communities from public services. Nothing could be further from the truth – in the absence of any sympathy for the PKK's twisted ideology, anyway. Turkey took similar measures in 2016 in response to well-documented violations by the HDP-controlled municipalities. Independent trustees, who replaced ousted mayors, promptly fired employees with PKK links, some of whom were actually fighting in Syria, delivered much-needed services to local communities, and promoted public safety. Their efforts, together with a nationwide crackdown on terrorist cells, led to a notable decline in violent attacks, impeded the PKK's recruitment efforts and deprived

(CNN) One of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School's most visible student activists will postpone his first year of college to devote time to political causes. David Hogg has been accepted at the University of California, Irvine, "but he will not be going to college this year because he's decided to take a year off and work on the midterm elections," his mother, Rebecca Boldrick, told CNN Monday. She said her son hopes to register and educate new voters and to "get people to vote." Hogg, 17, is a senior at the Parkland, Florida, school where 17 people were fatally shot in February. Since then, he has emerged as a high-profile advocate for gun control measures, speaking at the March for Our Lives rally in Washington, being interviewed on TV and appearingon the cover of Time magazine. Hogg's college aspirations made national headlines last month when Fox News host Laura Ingraham mocked him on Twitter over a report that he had been rejected by at least three universities to which he had applied. (He was accepted by several others.) Just got rejected from another college but that's ok we're already changing the world. Goodnight everyone — David Hogg (@davidhogg111) March 17, 2018 Read More

(as if heralding royalty) and French horns for Khan (as if sounding a pagan war cry) — let Horner differentiate the characters and their ships during the lengthy battle sequences, where extended melodies for both sides might have overwhelmed the viewer. Two years later, Horner made similar use of the horns for his Klingon theme in The Search for Spock. The first three minutes of the track below is a slightly truncated version of the music that introduced them, in a scene where the Klingon captain Kruge receives a transmission from his lover Valkris and then destroys her ship — with her implicit consent — because she has seen the transmission’s contents: The liner notes for the “expanded” soundtrack released a few years ago have this to say about Horner’sin part and reverse in part. On June 13, 1979, a jogger was struck by a pickup truck. Shortly after the incident, an eyewitness to the accident gave a police officer the license number of the truck, the number of occupants, and a description of the vehicle. Another eyewitness also gave the officer the license number. The officer radioed in the license number to the police station and received the address and name of the registered owner of the vehicle. The vehicle was registered to defendant. The officer then proceeded to defendant's address and another officer joined him there. A truck driven by defendant with a male occupant arrived. The vehicle matched the description given by the witnesses. At the officer's request, defendant came out of the truck and produced his

’50 was Cinna. He became a DJ and radio producer. The late Doris Abramson played Portia. Nesbitt Blaisdell ’51 was also in the show. He continues to work regularly in regional theaters. I played Octavius. After a busy career in England, the United States and Canada, I am currently touring my own show. Cross appeal from an order of the Family Court of Broome County (Connerton, J.), entered January 29, 2015, which, among other things, dismissed petitioner's application, in a proceeding pursuant to Family Ct Act article 6, to modify a prior order of custody. Petitioner (hereinafter the father) and respondent (hereinafter the mother) are the divorced parents of a daughter  -2- 521849 (born in 2012). Pursuant to their 2013 judgment of divorce, the parties were granted joint legal custody of the child and the mother was granted primary

(27), yards (599) and touchdowns (six). Smith is ranked No. 100 among 2018 NFL draft prospects by CBSSports.com, third-best on the team behind No. 23 Jackson and No. 25 Jaire Alexander. 5. Stacy Thomas, LB, Sr. A steady playmaker who can reliably defend the run, blitz and drop in coverage, Thomas was second on the team last season (and first among returning players) with 85 tackles, including 7.5 for losses. He also had an interception and two fumble recoveries. Thomas is the highest-graded returning linebacker in the country, according to ProFootballFocus. 4. Trevon Young, DE, Sr. Here's assuming Young is back to peak form after his long recovery from a hip injury suffered in the Music City Bowl. For about a month during the 2015 season, Young was as dominant a passthis season as NFL prospect. 2. Jaire Alexander, CB, Jr. A preseason AP All-American, Alexander is probably more unanimously regarded as a top NFL prospect than even the Heisman Trophy winner Jackson, with many analysts projecting him as a 2018 first-round pick. He plays the ball well — recording five interceptions, including an unbelievable one against Clemson star Mike Williams to save a touchdown, and nine other pass breakups last year — and he also plays a physical style in which he tackles well in open space and can press receivers at the line of scrimmage. He's also really fast, recording the best 40-yard dash time on the team in the spring (4.32 seconds on a track). And he's also an exceptional punt returner who ranked 15th nationally in 2017

(McNaughton) Soldwedel in 1953 to Yuma, Ariz. in order to manage a newspaper, The Sun, that was one of many papers owned by his father-in-law. McNaughton owned the Pekin Times from 1927 to 1981. Soldwedel graduated from Pekin Community High School in 1942. After spending a year attending the University of Illinois, Soldwedel transferred in 1943 to the University of Arizona where he graduated in 1946 with a degree in marketing. Prior to his college years, in the summer of 1940, Luda and Donald met for the first time in Pekin while Luda was visiting family members. After dating for the next 5 years, the two married on June 15, 1946 and spent the next 61 years together. In 1998, Soldwedel was inducted into the Arizona Newspaper Hall of Fame andwas honored with an Arizona Board of Regents Award. In 2002, he was inducted into the Arizona Business Hall of Fame. He served as the president of the University of Arizona Alumni Association in 1977 and was the president of the University of Arizona Foundation from 1989-91. According to life long friend Ellen Paullin, who was the Managing Editor of The Pekin Daily Times during World War II, Soldwedel was a man who lived a life in an undiminished capacity. “He was a real promoter of things. I last saw him two years ago and he always seemed energetic even though he had Parkinson’s,” said Paullin. “You just could not slow him down.” Soldwedel is survived by his wife, Luda; a daughter, Ann Buxie; a son Joe Soldwedel; and three grandchildren. Pekin Times Pair

( Page 1 of 4513 ) Pawan Kalyan’s JFC To Step Out With A Detailed Report:- Janasena Chief Pawan Kalyan has been fighting against the Centre for ignoring the special status of Andhra Pradesh. He announced a Joint Fact Finding Committee and joined hands with several politicians, analysts, experts and other officials. A two day meet took place in Hyderabad and the committee members met the press after a detailed discussion. Pawan Kalyan revealed that the government failed in all the available ways to acquire the special status for Andhra Pradesh because of which JFC has been found. (Image Source: Twitter.com/janasenaparty) All about the promises made, funds allotted along with the future of Andhra Pradesh is being discussed correctly and the committee will step out with a detailed report soon informedstates. Their ally TDP too expressed their dissatisfaction and TDP MPs protested against the Centre in the Parliament recently. Finally, BJP stepped down to rectify their mistake and they have been invading all the ways to prevent further damage. Chandra Babu Naidu announced that the people will sure teach a lesson during the next elections if the promised funds will not be granted for the state. The latest news is that Chandra Babu Naidu received a call from Prime Minister’s office seeking a complete report about the requests and the issues raised by the opposition parties. A team of government officials will head to the national capital on February 21st and 22nd. Babu and his team is currently busy preparing a report and the issues to be discussed during

(Aamodt also set the overall medal record in the sport with 8). Skeleton returned as a medal sport in the 2002 Games for the first time since 1948. Ireland reached its best ever position and came close to winning its first winter medal when Clifton Wrottesley (Clifton Hugh Lancelot de Verdon Wrottesley, 6th Baron Wrottesley) finished fourth in the men's skeleton event. The Women's Bobsled Event had its debut at the 2002 Games after several years of World Cup competition. A feature of these Games was the emergence of the extreme sports, such as snowboarding, moguls and aerials, which appeared in previous Olympic Winter Games but have captured greater public attention in recent years. American Sarah Hughes won the gold medal in figure skating. American and heavy favorite Michelle Kwan fell during herlong program and received the bronze medal. China won its first and second Winter Olympic gold medals, both by women's short-track speed skater Yang Yang (A). One of the most memorable stories of the event occurred at the men's short track. Australian skater Steven Bradbury, a competitor who had won a bronze in 1994 as part of a relay team but well off the pace of the medal favourites, cruised off the pace in his semifinal only to see three of his competitors crash into each other, allowing him to finish second and go through to the final. Bradbury was again well off the pace, but lightning struck again and all four other competitors crashed out in the final turn, leaving a jubilant Bradbury to take the most unlikely of

population fluctuates considerably. No specific threats have been identified and there are several protected areas within its distribution range, so the International Union for Conservation of Nature has assessed it as being of "least concern". References Category:Sicista Category:Taxonomy articles created by Polbot Category:Mammals described in 1903set in Indonesia

(CNN) Attorney Alan Dershowitz has countersued a woman who claims he sexually abused and defamed her, claiming she defamed and intentionally inflicted emotional distress on him. The woman, Virginia Giuffre, formerly known as Virginia Roberts, says she was a victim of multimillionaire alleged pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, and that Dershowitz had sex with her. Epstein died in August while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges; the New York City medical examiner determined he had died by suicide Dershowitz claims Giuffre "conspired with her lawyers to publish her false and defamatory claims of and concerning Dershowitz with a knowing or reckless disregard of their falsity," according to the lawsuit. "She has done so with the specific intent and design that her statements be a source for the media so that the mediawill publish her false allegations of and concerning Dershowitz that he had sex with her while she was underage as part of Epstein's criminal sex trafficking of minors." Dershowitz adds in the lawsuit that "Giuffre has falsely and with a knowing and reckless disregard of falsity and acting out of ill-will and spite publicly labelled Dershowitz as a child rapist and molester." The suit shows that Dershowitz "is ready to aggressively defend against the allegations made against him and press forward with his own claims against Ms. Giuffre for the campaign of defamatory and tortious conduct she has waged against him," one of his lawyers, Arthur Aidala, said. Read More

(CNN) Former British Prime Minister David Cameron joked Monday that "I don't have to listen anymore to the wiretaps of Donald Trump's conversations" now that he's out of office -- quickly adding, "that's a joke," as he winked at the controversy roiling American politics. Cameron spoke at Brown University for the 94th Ogden memorial lecture on international affairs, according to a report from the Guardian, and discussed a variety of topics that included Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Trump administration's unfounded accusation that the British spy agency GCHQ helped former President Barack Obama surveil Trump's 2016 presidential campaign. Last week, White House press secretary Sean Spicer cited an uncorroborated Fox News report to allege that the UK intelligence agency spied on Trump at the behest of Obama. The claim --called "ridiculous" by a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May -- resulted in what amounted to an apology from Spicer and national security adviser H.R. McMaster to the British government, a senior administration official told CNN, though Spicer later denied an apology had taken place. On Monday, FBI Director James Comey told Congress he was not aware of any evidence to support Trump's claim that he was wiretapped by Obama during the campaign. Cameron also made a joking reference to the viral photo of Putin riding horseback shirtless. "I'm very fond of riding horses, but I don't look quite the same with my shirt off," he said, according the report. The former British leader struck a more serious tone in other remarks, weighing in on globalization and Britain's vote to leave the

(With inputs from PTI) NEW DELHI: In line with the Supreme Court's order, the Centre on Monday made public a redacted version of the Rafale deal decision-making process.The Centre also revealed price details of Rafale fighter jets in sealed document — titled "Details of the steps in the decision making process leading to the award of 36 Rafale fighter aircraft order" — to the top court. It had on October 31 claimed privilege on it and SC had asked it to file an affidavit why it cannotreveal Rafale jet prices.When asked about it, Centre's counsel said the government has nothing to hide and hence it was decided that Rafale prices could be revealed only for Judges of SC , which is hearing three PILs alleging scam in fighter jetpurchase deal.Centre said Rafale manufacturer Dassault or its weapon vendor is yet to submit a formal proposal in the prescribed manner indicating details of Indian offset partners and products for offset discharge.This means Dassault has not yet formally conveyed to Centre the role of Reliance Defence as its Indian offset partner. Centre said that till Oct 2019 no offset partner can get any money under agreement from India.The government also submitted the details of the agreement relating to induction of Indian offset partners by Dassault and the company fitting weapons to the aircraft.In the submission, the Centre said that the UPA era's 2013 Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP) was "fully complied" with for the defence deal.The documents said the Indian Negotiating Team was constituted which conducted negotiations with the

(Laughter) What we found was that as the expensiveness of a car increased, the driver's tendencies to break the law increased as well. None of the cars, none of the cars in our least expensive car category broke the law. " You can see an example of this in the development of new apps. Most of them are designed to serve exactly the same demographic as the people who are developing them (single, male, online twentysomethings with plenty of disposable income). There are very few apps designed to assist homeless people, even though nearly half of all homeless people have cell phones. It was Berkeley, and it's all leftist in thought, you're are more likely to get mugged in LA by a low life creep. Also any State where peopleMay 2015 at the end of his contract. He currently plays for Gloucester City. Career statistics References External links Category:1995 births Category:Living people Category:Sportspeople from Gloucester Category:English footballers Category:Association football forwards Category:Gloucester City A.F.C. players Category:Newport County A.F.C. players Category:Cinderford Town A.F.C. players Category:National League (English football) players Category:English Football League players

(now Sesame Workshop) was founded to produce the show. The first episode of Sesame Street premiered on PBS on November 10, 1969 to critical acclaim and high ratings, and after four decades remains a beloved children's television show. Cooney was the first female non-performer to be inducted into the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame, was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Clinton, was awarded an Emmy Award for Lifetime Achievement, and in 2007, the Sesame Workshop founded The Joan Ganz Cooney Center, named in her honor.By Joe Mellor, Deputy Editor Geoffrey Cox, Westminster’s highest-earning Tory MP was a tad careless and forgot to declare £400k worth of income from outside interests, but managed to remember to claim for a pint of milk, at a cost of 49 pence. Cox is paid £74,000 a year as an MP but works hundreds of hours as a QC. Unfortunately he broke time limits for registering five hundred hours work he did between Jan and Aug 2015. His excuse was that his office clerk’s retirement caused the late submission. However, during June and August he found a few spare minutes to claim for four 49 pence pints of milk. In the end it was pointless as his claims were turned down by the expenses team. In a double blow his

​​​​​​​Swansea City is pleased to announce a first official club partnership with Swansea University as the ‘Official Back of Shirt Sponsor’ and ‘Higher Education Partner’ for the 2018-19 season. Building on a long-standing working relationship across many areas of both businesses, the new partnership brings it all together in an all-encompassing agreement. Swansea University’s logo will be prominent on the back of the club’s new home and away shirt for the duration of the Championship season, as well as the back of the academy and Swans Ladies team shirts. Swansea University will also continue their sponsorship of the Liberty Stadium’s West Stand for the full campaign, reinforcing their commitment from three seasons ago. They will also become strategically involved with Swans TV Live, the club’s new live match streaming platform thisDogs were tamed 16,300 years ago in China as livestock, not pets Washington, September 5 (ANI): A new genetic analysis has suggested that dogs were tamed for the first time 16,300 years ago in southern China, not as pets, but as livestock. "In this region, even today, eating dog is a big cultural thing," study co-author Peter Savolainen, a biologist at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, told National Geographic News. "And you can also see in the historical records as far back as you can go that eating dogs has been very common in East Asia," he said. "Therefore, you have to think of the possibility that this was one of the reasons for domesticating dogs," he added. The analysis suggests that wolves were domesticated from several hundred individuals sometime

(9/2004) 95 points James Suckling: "Intensely fruity and rich with wonderful sweetness and loads of spicy and honey character with a dried apricot undertone. It hasn’t changed much since I last tasted it, just bottled. Great 2001. D ...Read More » 97-98 points James Suckling: "The is a phenomenal wine with dried pineapple and pear aromas and flavors. Full, very sweet. Incredible depth and power. Super complex." (4/2016) 95-97 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2015 Rieussec, a blend of 86% Semillon and 14% Sauvignon Blanc, was picked over five tries through the vineyard between 9 September and 27 October. "We had a bit of frost towards the end and 10% was harvested afterwards. The quality was affected and this was put into the second wine," winemaker Eric KohlerChâteau Guiraud and made by Xavier Planty, Château Guiraud's oenologist since 1982. It is a modern style with a high proportion of Sauvignon Blanc (approximately one third), made from a blend of lots fermented in stainless steel (for minerality and freshness), and new French oak barrels, which promote the development of richness, body, and intensity of flavor on the palate. Guiraud has employed organic farming methods since 1996, and obtained organic certification in 2011. 91 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar: "Pale gold. Clean, ripe and pure on the nose, with stone fruit and citrus aromas complicated by minerals, clove and vanillin oak. At once fresh and ripe in the mouth, with intense flavors of apricot nectar and orange. Finishes ripe and long, with a strong spice character to

Matter of Princivil (2020 NY Slip Op 02032) Matter of Princivil 2020 NY Slip Op 02032 Decided on March 25, 2020 Appellate Division, Second Department Per Curiam 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 25, 2020 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department ALAN D. SCHEINKMAN, P.J. WILLIAM F. MASTRO REINALDO E. RIVERA MARK C. DILLON RUTH C. BALKIN, JJ. 2019-09706 [*1]In the Matter of Rony Princivil, a suspended attorney. Grievance Committee for the Tenth Judicial District,petitioner; Rony Princivil, respondent. (Attorney Registration No. 2864288) DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDING instituted by the Grievance Committee for the Tenth Judicial District. The respondent was admitted to the Bar at a term of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in theAD3d 23), based upon unrelated charges. By decisions and orders on motion of this Court dated November 3, 2016, and February 6, 2019, the respondent's first and second motions for reinstatement were denied. Catherine A. Sheridan, Hauppauge, NY (Nancy B. Gabriel of counsel), for petitioner. PER CURIAM OPINION & ORDER .On August 8, 2019, the Grievance Committee for the Tenth Judicial District personally served the respondent with a notice of petition and a verified petition, both dated July 31, 2019, and duly filed those papers with this Court together with an affidavit of service. The verified petition contains six charges of professional misconduct, which allege, inter alia, that the respondent, a suspended attorney, practiced law in a jurisdiction in violation of the regulation of the legal profession in that jurisdiction, failed to

Matter of Alamin (2018 NY Slip Op 06089) Matter of Alamin 2018 NY Slip Op 06089 Decided on September 19, 2018 Appellate Division, Second Department Per Curiam. 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 September 19, 2018 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department ALAN D. SCHEINKMAN, P.J. WILLIAM F. MASTRO REINALDO E. RIVERA MARK C. DILLON HECTOR D. LASALLE, JJ. 2017-01112 [*1]In the Matter of Hassan M.G. Alamin, a licensed legal consultant. Grievance Committee for the Second, Eleventh, and Thirteenth Judicial Districts, petitioner; Hassan M.G. Alamin, respondent. DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDING instituted by the Grievance Committee for the Second, Eleventh, and Thirteenth Judicial Districts. The respondent, admitted to practice law in Sudan, was licensed as a legal consultantunder oath during the Grievance Committee's investigation that he did not view representing clients before an administrative agency as practicing law. At the hearing, the respondent contended that the term "legal consultant" does not exist in the legal profession throughout the entire world, and that the term "legal consultant" is not a professional title, unless used in conjunction with the title of attorney or lawyer. The respondent contended that in the absence of the word "attorney," no one understands what a "legal consultant" is, and thus, he should be able to hold himself out as an attorney. The respondent also contended that section 521.3 of the Rules of the Court of Appeals (22 NYCRR) is an unreasonable regulation because it prohibits him from freely advertising the truth of

(Reuters) - Civil rights activist Linda Brown, who as a Kansas schoolgirl was at the heart of the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision outlawing racial segregation in American public schools, has died at age 76. Linda Brown died on Sunday in her hometown of Topeka, Kansas, the administrator for the Peaceful Rest Funeral Chapel, Robin Bruce, told Reuters on Monday. Bruce said she was not at liberty to provide additional information on the circumstances of Brown’s death. The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which brought the historic legal case challenging school segregation, hailed Brown and her family’s contribution to what it called “the most important, transformational Supreme Court decision of the 20th century.” “Linda Brown is one of that special band of heroic youngpeople who, along with her family courageously fought to end the ultimate symbol of white supremacy - racial segregation in public schools,” said Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director-general of the organization. Brown’s father, Oliver Brown, who died in 1961, was the named plaintiff in the case filed on his daughter’s behalf and combined with several similar lawsuits contesting the “separate but equal” doctrine underpinning racial segregation. Linda Brown was a third-grader in the all-black Monroe School more than 2 miles from her house in an otherwise racially mixed neighborhood when her father first tried in 1951 to enroll her in the all-white Sumner Elementary School four blocks away and was rebuffed. The ensuing court case, widely seen as marking the dawn of the modern U.S. civil rights era, was handled and

(CNN) The North Korean government's desperation for cash is driving a surge in cyberattacks targeting banks and other businesses in the US and around the world, US officials tell CNN. The collapse of the US-North Korea summit in Hanoi, Vietnam, in part because of North Korean demands to remove sanctions , is the latest indicator of how the US-led restrictions are squeezing the North Korean economy and may lead to more attacks, US officials say. The North Koreans are using everything from ransomware, which lets hackers seize control of a business important systems and then demand payment in exchange for getting out, to outright electronic bank heists. FBI cyber investigators have identified the North Korean hackers behind a 2016 cyberattack on Bangladesh's central bank. The North Koreans infiltrated Bangladesh Bank's systemswith hopes of stealing as much as $1 billion from accounts held at the New York Federal Reserve, FBI investigators found. The hackers got away with $81 million before the bank transfers were stopped. John Demers, assistant attorney general for national security at the Justice Department, says the North Koreans have quickly become a major cyber threat in recent years alongside Iran, China and Russia. But unlike the other countries, which focus more on intelligence operations, the North Koreans focus their energy on cash, he said. "Straight up cyber bank theft -- that's a significant piece of what they do in cyberspace," Demers said in an exclusive interview with CNN. US prosecutors first noticed the sophistication of the North Koreans in the 2014 hack of Sony Pictures Entertainment, in which hackers

headed in the direction of the Bahamas. Officials there said the boat was found Friday on the island of Grand Bahama. In his six seasons with the Dolphins, Konrad rushed for 114 yards and one touchdown. He also caught 111 passes for 854 yards and six touchdowns. As of Friday afternoon, Konrad remained in the hospital.Dodgers' Buehler makes mound return against A's Even after clinching their division title, as well as the best record in the National League, the Los Angeles Dodgers might be playing one of their most important games of the season at home Thursday against the Oakland Athletics.

Trump to scrap protection for ‘Dreamers,’ gives Congress six months to fix By Reuters 04 Sep 2017 | 3:58 pm | 1m 35s President Donald Trump has decided to scrap a program shielding from deportation immigrants who came to the United States illegally as children but will give Congress six months to craft legislation to replace it, sources familiar with the situation said.Brief One Sherway Tower 4 is a new condo project by Great Gulf and Menkes Developments Ltd. currently under construction at 700 Evans Avenue in Etobicoke. The project is scheduled for completion in 2013. Available condos start at $255,990. Features Affordable luxury is within reach. ONEsherway Condominiums is conveniently located steps away from Sherway Gardens shopping centre, numerous shops, and many restaurants to choose from. Minutes from the QEW,Hwy. 427 and TTC service stands the 26 storey Tower One, the 32 storey Tower Two with plans for future development of Tower Three and Tower Four. Built by Great Gulf Homes in partnership with Menkes Develpments, ONEsherway Condominiums features a luscious one acre landscaped park by NAK Design that will form the central focal point for the four towers. Tower One and Tower

(some may think more than close friends). Her in-game aid was much like that of Ezlo. She helped you find out what you should do next, gave you hints for progressing further when you were stuck and such, although she was much less help than Ezlo was, often just giving sarcastic remarks or being vague with her help. She followed you on your back while in the Twilight Realm when you were a wolf and stayed in your shadow when you were in the regular world. Midna turned out to be a pretty popular character among Zelda fans, even gaining fan clubs vouching for her return in future games. She turns out to be the most complete of Link's sidekicks in the series as a character, but so much sothat some fans dislike her, saying that she even took the spotlight over Link as far as the focus of the story went. 6. Ciela Ciela was a clear blast-from-the-past to Navi from nearly ten years before Phantom Hourglass. Her character design is exactly Navi's, although her role in the story is different. Finding Link on the beach one day, she helps him out on his quest to find Tetra and in defeating the evil entity, Bellum. Ciela is also no normal fairy. She is able to power Link's sword to have different effects. In addition, she acts as the game's cursor (for the touch screen) and offers hints as needed throughout the game. 7. Zelda Surprisingly, the series' often elusive namesake is Link's partner this time around. Having lost her mortal

(CONCORD, N.C. - February 6, 2012) - Duke University honor student and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Paulie Harraka will join Venturini Motorsports for a single-race effort in the 2012 ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards season opener at Daytona International Speedway on February 18. "I'm excited to be competing in the ARCA race at Daytona with Venturini Motorsports," Harraka said. "Daytona International Speedway is certainly the hallowed grounds of motorsports, and I've looked at the high banks there in awe for years. To have the opportunity to compete for the first time on those high banks, and to be doing it with this team, is extremely exciting for me." Harraka, a former NASCAR Drive for Diversity driver, will be a part of Venturini's five-team effort at Daytona, pilotingthe No. 55 Venturini Motorsports Toyota. In addition to competing in the ARCA opener at Daytona, Harraka has teamed with veteran NASCAR crew chief Richie Wauters and will compete for the Sunoco Rookie of the Year title with newly formed Wauters Motorsports in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. As a senior at Duke University, Harraka is not your typical college student. The 22-year-old from Wayne, N.J. is an overachiever in every sense of the term. During his collegiate career, Harraka has won countless NASCAR races while juggling a full load of academic studies; focusing on engineering, sports psychology, leadership, and business. He's also interned at Joe Gibbs Racing in their research and development division, as well as interning in corporate marketing at NASCAR's New York office. Harraka is a past champion

(NIOSH), Division of Safety Research (DSR) of the death. On July 10, 1992, a DSR safety specialist and a safety engineer traveled to the county coroner's office and the incident site to conduct an investigation. A videotape of the scene immediately following the incident, including the removal of the victim, was viewed in the coroner's office. A copy of the coroner's report and the videotape were obtained, and the incident site was photographed. The employer in this incident was a logging company that employed five workers. The employer had no written safety program or safety policy. Training of employees was performed on the job. Although the victim was scheduled to start work for the company the day before the incident occurred, heavy rains had canceled all operations and theday of the incident was the victim's first actual day at work. The company had no previous fatalities. INVESTIGATION The employer had been contracted to selectively cut timber on a tract of land in a mountainous region. Work had progressed for the preceding few months, clearing a logging road 12 miles back into the mountain from the blacktop road. On the day of the incident, a crew consisting of a logger (the victim) and a log skidder operator arrived at the work site at 6:30 a.m. This was the victim's first day on the job. The victim had been scheduled to start work the previous day, but all operations had been canceled because of heavy rains. The victim was working on a small plateau in the mountainous region. After the victim

(CNN) Less than 12 hours after being caught in a lie about his knowledge of a payoff to former Playboy model Karen McDougal, President Donald Trump turned to an old friend for solace: The conspiracy theory. In a tweet responding to the release of audio of a secretly recorded conversation between Trump and his one-time personal attorney Michael Cohen, Trump floated the idea that the tape was either incomplete or edited to make him look bad. Which, of course, doesn't make much rational sense. The tape's quality -- and length -- is almost certainly the result of the fact that Cohen was secretly taping the conversation. This was not an NPR podcast. This was a surreptitious attempt to capture a conversation. As for Trump's contentions that he was "presumably saying positive things"first time that Trump has turned to a conspiracy theory to explain the unexplainable to his backers. Remember that Trump has floated the idea that it isn't actually his voice on the "Access Hollywood" tape in which he is caught speaking in crude terms about women. This, from The New York Times , in the midst of Roy Moore's campaign for the Alabama Senate last fall, is startling: "[Trump] sees the calls for Mr. Moore to step aside as a version of the response to the now-famous 'Access Hollywood' tape, in which he boasted about grabbing women's genitalia, and the flood of groping accusations against him that followed soon after. He suggested to a senator earlier this year that it was not authentic, and repeated that claim to an adviser

(This story originally appeared in on Apr 26, 2017) NEW DELHI: In the next four to five years, at least 20,000 km of major national highways will get rid of frequent cuts on the medians and will be barricaded to prevent stray animals coming on to the main highways. The main carriageways will be designated for the fast moving and heavy vehicles to ensure these ply seamlessly and at high speed.This project, which also includes expanding the identified stretches to at least four lanes throughout the corridors under Phase-I of ambitious Bharatmala scheme, will cost around Rs 3.85 lakh crore.At present, around a dozen types of of vehicles including slow moving ones such as cycle-rickshaw, tractors and motor-cycles ply on highways, which not only slows down the speed butcars to enter the pits to make their mandatory five-minute stop, which must be taken between the start of the 12th hour and the end of the 15th, under a full course yellow or when the safety car is on track. But because they were already in the pits they were able to take the stops entirely under yellow-flag conditions. The second factory Bentley of Andy Soucek, Maxime Soulet and Vincent Abril, which led at six-hours, had just come out of the pits after undergoing lengthy repairs to the front left corner. Soucek was an incident victim of an incident at Stavelot involving Laurens Vanthoor in the Team75 Bernhard Porsche 911 GT3-R and a Silver Cup class entry from the Aust Audi team. Earlier the car had dropped out of contention when

According to John Boslough, author of "Stephen Hawking's Universe," Hawking became deeply depressed. But as it became apparent that he was not going to die soon, his spirits recovered and he bore down on his work. Brian Dickie, director of research at the Motor Neurone Disease Association, said only 5 percent of those diagnosed with ALS survive for 10 years or longer. Hawking, he added, "really is at the extreme end of the scale when it comes to survival."The Prime Minister's Office posted a photograph of the two on its Twitter handle. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Thursday. The Prime Minister's Office posted a photograph of the two on its Twitter handle. A senior Congress leader, Mr Nath was sworn in as the chief minister of Madhya Pradesh in December 2018.

(NBC, Status: On the Bubble): This Summer entry for the peacock network comes with some baggage as it was originally planned as a mid-year entry but was shuffled off to post-season which usually indicates the network has lost faith in the series. It also suffered from preemptions early on that impacted its ratings. But its numbers were not disastrous for a Summer series (its rating in the 18-49 demographic matched the CBS Summer thriller Blood & Treasure which was renewed), so there is still a chance it could come back for a second season. But the longer NBC delays making an announcement, the less likely the show is to return. >Amazon Prime Video: Babylon 5, Star Trek, Farscape, Stargate, and more are available for streaming with Prime membership. Signup for a free trial today! Mars (Nat Geo, Status: On the Bubble): This docu-drama was originally intended as a mini-series, but it proved to be a global hit and Nat Geo decided to bring it back for a second season. The ratings in the U.S. dropped off notably this last year, though it may have still scored well internationally. But since the second season wrapped up in December of 2018 and there has still been no word, the chances of this one returning for a third round appear to be slim at this point. Osmosis (Netflix, Status: Renewal Possible): Yet another of the many Netflix originals, this one originates from France and has received some critical acclaim as it currently holds a 100% Fresh Rating on Rotten Tomatoes. As

eventually ripened to a claim of total disability from 1987 on. The federal government paid him benefits, after objecting, for injury for the period from 1981 through 1986. It had balked at paying beyond 1986, but Edgar again won on appeal and he was paid to 1989. In May of 1991, in an effort did receive continuing compensation for the post-1989 period. All told, he received more than $250,000 in benefits from the government. In January 1987 Edgar was involved in an automobile accident and asserted he injured his back and could not work. Attorney Robert Koditek represented him in his claims for

(CNN) Two men were attacked by sharks off the eastern coast of Florida. The incidents occurred within an hour of one another, 100 miles apart. The first attack took place around 3:30 p.m. ET Saturday near Jacksonville Beach Pier, according to a witness. RJ Berger said he and his friend Frank O'Rourke were surfing together when a shark knocked O'Rourke off of his board and into the water. The four-foot shark then bit O'Rourke on the arm, Berger said. Professional surfer Frank O'Rourke shows off the bite mark on his arm. The two men managed to catch waves back to shore, where a lifeguard treated O'Rourke for his injuries. Read MoreVietnamese Doan Thi Huong, 29, and Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, are accused of rubbing the chemical on his face. The pair say it was a TV prank and they were tricked by North Korean agents. Pyongyang has denied any involvement in the killing, but in court prosecutors said that four men - believed to be four North Koreans who fled Malaysia on the day of murder - were also charged in the case. The incident led to a bitter diplomatic row and strained the once cordial ties between North Korea and Malaysia, which expelled each other's ambassadors. How is North Korea involved? The two women, who were arrested days after the killing, have insisted that they were tricked by North Koreans into taking part in what they thought was a TV prank. Four

(CNN) They spent nearly 15 years in prison for a crime so unspeakable they simply became known as the "San Antonio Four." Elizabeth Ramirez, Kristie Mayhugh, Cassandra Rivera and Anna Vasquez were convicted in the late 1990s of gang-raping two little girls who were Ramirez's nieces. They had recently come out as lesbians and prosecutors used their sexuality as a motive. The women refused plea deals and took the rare step of testifying in their defense to say they had done no wrong. After years of fighting to clear their names, the state's highest court exonerated them on Wednesday, saying they had achieved the "Herculean" task of proving their innocence. The ruling overturns their convictions, prevents further prosecutions and paves the way for the women to potentially seek millions of dollarsthem." The women known as the San Antonio Four in 2015. An attack on their sexuality The allegations in 1994 rocked San Antonio and made national headlines, becoming the subject of the documentary "Southwest of Salem." In an era when more gays and lesbians were coming out and mainstreaming, many saw the allegations as an indictment of the women's sexuality, especially as the case against them began to unravel. "I think the only reason that the investigation was seriously pursued, why there wasn't more skepticism about the preposterous allegations in the first place, was because these four women had recently come out as gay, that they were openly gay," attorney Mike Ware told CNN's Jean Casarez in April The case stemmed from allegations from Ramirez's nieces, ages 7 and 9. They stayed with

― and growing ― chorus has been calling for the White House to fire Miller over his shockingly racist views. That coalition includes at least 24 U.S. senators, 107 members of the U.S. House, more than 50 major civil rights groups including the NAACP and the Human Rights Campaign, and eight organizations belonging to an initiative called Jews Against White Nationalism. Miller also attacked former Republican House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in the same thread, apparently over his support for the 14th Amendment, which grants citizenship to anyone born or naturalized in the U.S. “Demanding DREAMers be given citizenship because they ‘know no other home.’ That principle is an endorsement of perpetual birthright citizenship for the foreign-born,” Miller wrote, referencing those who would be protected by the proposed DREAM Act.bipartisan support in Congress. The Trump administration tried to end the program in September 2017, but was blocked from doing so by federal courts. The issue is now before the Supreme Court, which is expected to make a ruling by June 2020.

"amparo" to a woman of the Rarámuri ethnic group, who professes the religion Jehovah\'s Witnesses, for blood to be transferred to her five-year-old daughter, affected by leukemia, provided other means or alternative treatments have been exhausted, such as those proposed by various doctors, including oncologists at the Cancer Center of Chihuahua. See Nota Informativa: DGCS/NI: 45/2017, Poder Judicial de la Federación. Ciudad de México, a 13 de julio de 2017. The most drastic sanctions in esports history could have a dramatic effect on big players getting into the industry. Sunday's announcement by League of Legends publisher Riot Games that it had kicked out two professional teams and an amateur team from its leagues could slow down the wave of investors lining up to get into the industry. Editor's Picks League of Legends shakeup: Three teams must sell Erzberger: Reevaluating the state of Riot's Challenger Series In Retrospect: Post-Groups MSI Power Rankings 2 Related "It should and would give buyers pause to make sure the diligence is really done," said one executive of a pro sports team looking to make the move into esports. "The diligence with these teams is a challenge." In the first ruling, Riot kicked out two teams, Renegades and Team

(CNN) President Donald Trump has long been obsessed with the idea that the investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 election is really nothing more than a political scheme to rob him of the credit he so rightly deserves for winning that race. Over the last 24 hours, however, that obsession has been tuned up a notch, with Trump unleashing a series of bitter tweets attacking even his own top advisers and agencies for their alleged complicity in this narrative. The Trump tweets, taken together, sound less like the views of the President of the United States and more like the sort of paranoid, conspiracy theories of InfoWars founder Alex Jones. "General McMaster forgot to say that the results of the 2016 election were not impacted or changed by theconservative fever swamp conspiracy theory laundry list of supposed Clinton transgressions for which, in Trump's mind, she has not been adequately punished. He is equating the ongoing Russia investigations with the supposed nefariousness of Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs in the runup to her presidential candidacy (dumb, but not illegal), the secret funding of an anti-Trump dossier put together by a former British spy named Christopher Steele and a deal to sell a uranium company to the Russians during Clinton's time as Secretary of State. If you hate Hillary and believe she and her husband are unindicted criminals, that comparison makes perfect sense to you. For the rest of us living in the fact-based world, it's important to remember that Mueller's investigation has already produced the following: The indictment of 13

(Image credit: Reef Entertainment) Quietly announced earlier this month, Terminator: Resistance is a first-person shooter based on the film series of the same name. Specifically, it's set 30 years after Judgement Day, during the Future War, which is a fairly devastating war constantly alluded to in the films (or at least, the ones that still matter: T2: Judgment Day and the original). It's developed by Teyon, a studio that hasn't got the best track record (think Rambo The Video Game, which was a rail-shooter released in 2014). But let's not write off Terminator too prematurely: the tiny sliver of gameplay footage provided below looks like it could end up being a serviceable FPS. Uzi SMG sneak peek... 👀#TerminatorResistance #Terminator pic.twitter.com/VX1wC1ODHBSeptember 25, 2019 According to the game's Steam page, you can play itPolice responded to a report of an assault outside of an Irish pub around 1 a.m. Witnesses said they saw two men fleeing the scene in a gray sedan after one of them accosted two women and assaulted a man. Police located the car and pulled them over. Worton was sitting in the back seat with a male friend and two female friends were sitting in the front of the car. After several minutes of police confirming he came from the bar, Worton admitted to punching a man.

(CLE) – Brother of KC prospect, Kyle Zimmer, Bradley was ranked as the 10th overall draft eligible prospect by MLB.com. Cleveland actually had two first round picks plus a first round compensatory pick and they used them wisely. They selected the college OF out of the University of San Francisco who could reach Cleveland quickly due to a polished bat and exceptional defensive skill. I could see him called up as early as next summer. He has one of the best hit tools in the draft, plus speed and plus-plus arm that projects to be a future gold-glove Rightfielder. He hasn’t displayed much power yet, but I would not be surprised to see that develop as his swing is so smooth. He does swing and miss quite a bit,but should have a great OBP with good plate discipline and knack for getting hit by pitches. Biggest Reach Matt Chapman (OAK) – I really didn’t think any of the American League teams reached too far in the first round. (National League is another story, tune in next week for more on this) The first AL team draft pick that was a head-scratcher to me, was the 3B out of Cal-St Fullerton. He has a plus-plus arm as a former pitcher and has developed decent footwork at the hot corner. However, scouts seem split on his glove and his ability to stay at 3B. He may have to move across the diamond as a cliché power hitting 1B. Chapman has plus power and bat speed, but will really need to

(even Ayodhya) does not feature in the BJP’s 1984 manifesto, its first as a political party. In 1989, the BJP manifesto says the following on the issue: “By not allowing the rebuilding of the Ram Janma Mandir in Ayodhya, on the lines of Somnath Mandir built by the Government of India in 1948, it (the government) has allowed tensions to rise, and gravely strained social harmony”. The context for this posturing was the Rajiv Gandhi government’s decision to open the locks of the Babri Moqsue in 1985, which was seen by many as an attempt to balance communal equations after his government overruled the Shahbano verdict of the Supreme Court. In the 1991 manifesto, the BJP’s tone becomes stronger on the Ayodhya issue. The manifesto says, “It seeks the restorationof Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya only by way of a symbolic righting of historic wrongs, so that the old unhappy chapter of acrimony could be ended, and a Grand National Reconciliation effected”. The BJP was fighting the 1991 elections in the backdrop of Lal Krishna Advani taking a Rath Yatra from Somnath to Ayodhya in 1990, which was interrupted by his arrest in Bihar. It needs to be kept in mind that the BJP’s temple push also came after the announcement of 27% Other Backward Class (OBC) reservations, as recommended by the Mandal Commission report, by the VP Singh government. This move had the potential of consolidating the entire OBC vote behind parties championing the social justice plank. Kamandal, as the temple push is popularly referred to was also a manoeuvre against

“Boris” Pickett’s vocals were his impression of Boris Karloff, known for his role as Frankenstein’s monster. 1993 : Rapper Tupac Shakur is arrested and charged with shooting two off-duty police officers in Atlanta. Police said the 22-year-old rapper got into an argument with the two police officers from suburban Atlanta. They said one of the officers pulled a gun and Shakur then fired at the officers. 2001 : Having fully recovered from the flu that forced her to restructure the North American tour in support of her third Jive album, Britney, Britney Spears’ tour kicks off in Washington, D.C. 2011 : 17-year-old Justin Bieber is hit with a paternity suit from 20-year-old Mariah Yeater, who claims the singer knocked her up in a Staples Center bathroom. The suit is later dropped,First oxygen and nitrogen production factory starts work in Jalalabad The first ever factory producing oxygen and nitrogen has started operations in eastern Nangarhar province of Afghanistan with a local doctor investing hundreds of thousands of dollars to locally produce the elements and create jobs for the local residents. The provincial government said the factory will provide enough oxygen and nitrogen to respond to the needs of the four provinces in eastern parts of the country. The founder of the factory, Dr. Nasimullah Darman, said the factory has been established with an investment of around $350,000 from his personal funding. Dr. Darman further added that the factory will respond to the needs of the local market and hospitals in Laghman, Kunar, Nuristan, and Nangarhar provinces. He said the factory has a capacity of

(DEC) in the mid-1970s. The VAX-11/780, introduced on October 25, 1977, was the first of a range of popular and influential computers implementing that architecture. | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VAXchat category: VAX – network: freenode – irc2go: #vaxto add a message from me and my family. This was not done in our name.” New Zealand shootings: Victims of Christchurch mosque terror attacks Show all 11 1 /11 New Zealand shootings: Victims of Christchurch mosque terror attacks New Zealand shootings: Victims of Christchurch mosque terror attacks Zakaria Bhuiyan People gather hoping to find out information about Zakaria Bhuiyan who is still missing after the mosques shootings in Christchurch. David Moir/AFP New Zealand shootings: Victims of Christchurch mosque terror attacks Mucad Ibrahim Three-year-old Mucad Ibrahim, the youngest known victim of the mass shooting at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, on 15 March 2019. Abdi Ibrahim via AP New Zealand shootings: Victims of Christchurch mosque terror attacks Nadeem Rasheed Nadeem Rasheed, brother of Pakistani Naeem Rashid who died

(CNN) -- David Beckham has come under fire from U.S. Confederations Cup hero Landon Donovan, who has accused the former England captain of showing no commitment to their club Los Angeles Galaxy. Landon Donovan, left, is unhappy with David Beckham's contribution at LA Galaxy. National skipper Donovan, who led the United States to the final in South Africa last weekend, said in a new book due out later this month that Beckham had been a negative influence since his high-profile move to the Major League Soccer outfit two years ago. Beckham's arrival was supposed to help lift the profile and standards of the U.S. league, but he has struggled to make an impact. Hispanic key to success for the U.S. Donovan said Beckham, who brokered a loan move to AC Milan last season,up and play hard." Donovan, who leads the Galaxy in Beckham's absence, also cast doubt on the 34-year-old midfielder's leadership abilities. "Maybe he's not a leader, maybe he's not a captain," he said. "Fair enough. But at a minimum, you should bust your ass every day. That hasn't happened. And I don't think that's too much for us to expect. Especially when he's brought all this on us." Beckham has brought in bigger crowds, but has made little impact on the playing field for LA since his surprise, big-money move from Real Madrid, with the Galaxy failing to make the end-of-season play-offs despite high hopes. "When David first came, I believed he was committed to what he was doing," Donovan said. "He cared. He wanted to do well. He wanted the team

(a) of the Criminal Code. Blackmore is a fundamentalist Mormon and has never denied having more than one wife. He has repeatedly asserted that his right to practise polygamy is protected by the religious guarantees under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Blackmore has had 26 wives and more than 100 children. He was the bishop of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints until he was ousted by Warren Jeffs, the church’s prophet. Blackmore now leads a breakaway group in the southeastern corner of B.C. and is the head of the Mormon Hills School Society, which runs a government-funded, independent school. James Marion Oler, 44, is the Canadian bishop of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He ascended to that position after FLDSprophet Warren Jeffs excommunicated Winston Blackmore in 2002. A mechanic by trade, Oler was an unlikely choice for bishop even though his father was once Bountiful’s patriarch. However, he is said to be extremely loyal to Jeffs. Among Oler’s many siblings are Debbie Palmer, who was the first person to raise the alarm about what was happening in Bountiful in the early 1990s, and Jane Blackmore, who was Winston Blackmore’s first and only legal wife. Unlike the gregarious Blackmore, Oler is rarely seen in public and has never spoken to a journalist. Although he is believed to have five wives, only two — Renae Oler and Amelia Steed — are named in the indictment. THE POLITICIAN: Attorney-General Wally Oppal B.C. Attorney-General Wally Oppal has taken a personal interest in Bountiful since he was

(NaturalNews) Criminal behavior and the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) seem to go hand-in-hand these days, as yet another TSA airport screener has been arrested on charges of possessing child pornography. According to reports, 41-year-old Scott Wilson had been working for the TSA at Baltimore - Washington International Airport in Maryland until recently when police raided his home and found 31 storage drives of child pornography in his possession.An undercover agent had apparently accessed child pornography from Wilson's laptop via a file sharing program, which led to police eventually raiding the man's home and discovering three additional hard drives and 31 storage devices filled with video and images "depicting prepubescent females engaged in sexually explicit conduct with adults." He has been charged in a Maryland circuit court withtwo felony child pornography counts.According to, a federal judge had granted permission for the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to seize Wilson's laptop, three hard drives, and the 31 other storage devices. Wilson has since been freed from jail on $250,000 bail.It is unclear whether or not Wilson had been involved in groping air travelers as part of the TSA's sexual molestation procedures for naked body scanner "opt-outers," but reports do indicate that he did screen cargo for explosives. And since TSA agents are often shuffled around among screening roles, it is likely that Wilson had, at some point, been utilized as a screener.If Wilson is found to be guilty of his alleged crimes, the incident will stand as yet another reason why the American people need

(D-N.Y.) insisted that a deal remained in reach even as he blasted the president's "zigging and zagging," underscored the unpredictable nature of dealmaking in Trump's Washington. With constantly shifting alliances, the city's key political players are jockeying to win the president's support one issue at a time. For Senate Democrats, trying to sway Trump to back the plan carries both potential risks and rewards. Working with a president despised by their base and prone to changing his mind could drag them into a political quagmire with unpredictable outcomes. For conservatives who are pressing for a different deal or oppose the idea of propping up the Affordable Care Act, the moment presents a test of how much influence they have with the president, who has suggested a greater willingness to hashout deals with Democrats and become more and more frustrated with his own party. [Another last-ditch effort to tackle Obamacare stalls within hours of its release] For both sides, the president's conflicting signals have created a chaotic situation where even some of Trump's aides have found themselves scrambling to keep up with the latest developments. He began the morning by warning that the new agreement might be tantamount to an insurance giveaway. "I am supportive of Lamar as a person & also of the process, but I can never support bailing out ins co's who have made a fortune w/ O'Care," Trump wrote on Twitter. But shortly afterward, Alexander — who chairs the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and was encouraged by the president to pursue a deal — said in

(CNN) This didn't start with a knee. Everyone seems to forget that before Colin Kaepernick knelt, he sat. After sitting for the national anthem during the first three preseason games of the 2016 NFL season, the then-San Francisco 49ers quarterback met with former NFL player and Army veteran Nate Boyer to discuss the optics of his protest. It was Boyer who helped him and his teammates come to the decision to kneel, a more respectful option. Kaepernick was on board. Because then, as now, kneeling during the National Anthem was never about the anthem itself. It wasn't about the flag, or the military. It was about race, and all of the struggles that come with being a minority in America. The protest's black roots Colin Kaepernick, right, and Eric Reid of the San Francisco49ers kneel in protest during the National Anthem on September 12, 2016. There was no way the protests that Kaepernick started, which have gained new momentum in recent days, could ever be centered around anything other than race. "I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color," Kaepernick told NFL Media at the outset of the controversy. In 2016, almost 70% of active players on NFL rosters were black . Until last month, when a handful of white players joined in public sideline displays, every player who participated, whether with a bended knee or a raised fist, was black. In November 2016 Kaepernick broadened the scope. A 2016 poll found 37% of white respondents disliked Kaepernick "a lot."

(DAILY MAIL) -- A lottery winner broke down in his car on the way to pick up his £1million cheque. Richard Davies, 41, and his partner Faye Stevenson, from the village of Talgarth, near Brecon, Powys in Wales, broke down at the Membury services on the M4 in Wiltshire. They still had 90 miles to go to get to Camelot's Winner's Lounge in Watford. Read the full story ›least once before it suspended his participation in the food stamp program. Following trial, the district court made factual findings that the store had violated the provisions of the Food Stamp Act, that Wolf was responsible for his employees' violations, that the Food and Nutrition Service had adequately warned him before imposing the suspension, and that the suspension was neither arbitrary nor capricious. The court entered judgment for the United States and affirmed the six-month disqualification. On review, Wolf renews his earlier arguments and adds that the trial court erred in its review of the sanction imposed by the Food and Nutrition Service. 3 In 1976 the Food and Nutrition Service authorized Mr. Larry's IGA to accept food stamps in exchange for eligible food items. Food

[Early screen of the Alzheimer's disease by the general practitioner. Review of the literature]. The Alzheimer's disease is the more frequent dementia. The general practitioner has a place in her early screen. He'll investigate the instrumental activities of daily living, the cognitive impairment and the depressive affects. He'll use short validated sales.coffee in one corner, when the guy at the front of the line said "excuse me", one of the guys rolled his eyes and the other laughing started mimicking him, repeating "excuse me".After this they came back to serve us, but for a lot of us it was the last straw.I am not the biggest fan of Starbucks, but after that I would go there in a heartbeat over this.

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2009 for possession of a controlled substance, but he was not indicted for that offense because a drug test indicated that the substance was not a drug.  The State abandoned that allegation toward the end of the hearing. Appellant further acknowledged that he had been arrested on August 23, 2010, for fleeing from a police officer after he ran from an officer who had asked for his driver’s license.  But Appellant testified that he had only run to hide in a nearby shed because the police officer was the boyfriend of a woman that Appellant formerly dated, and he was afraid for his safety. The trial court found all allegations to be true except the allegation concerning the October 2009 possession offense.  The trial court adjudicated Appellant guilty, revoked his community supervision, and sentenced him to six years’ confinement in prisonthe Federation's executive director. Alfa Mutual Insurance Company is a domestic insurance company, organized by the predecessor of Alabama Farmers Federation to provide property insurance coverage for Alabama farmers who could not obtain coverage from other insurers. Goodwin L. Myrick served as president and chief executive officer of the Federation and Alfa Mutual. In September 1995, Governor Fob James nominated Phil Richardson, Alfa Mutual's executive vice-president, for membership on the Board of Trustees of Auburn University, to fill the seat occupied by Bobby Lowder, whose term had expired in January 1995, and who was "holding over" in office. In February 1996, *84 Richardson's nomination was submitted to the Senate for confirmation. Barron publicly committed to support Lowder, as did Senator Hinton Mitchem, the chairman of the committee which had

(CNN) In the Persian Gulf, a US aircraft carrier, the USS Abraham Lincoln , lurks off the Iranian coast, sending out a message of aggression. Meanwhile, in the Levant, the administration of US President Donald Trump starts to roll out his version of a widely anticipated peace plan for the Israelis and the Palestinians. The US appears to be banging war drums at the same time it's, conversely and perhaps superficially, extending an olive branch just a few hundred miles away. But the events in the Levant and the Persian Gulf could be two sides of the same coin. Both are aimed at strong-arming parties into accepting the tough demands of America and its allies, and both could propel decades-long tensions toward a new, and possibly more violent, chapter inthe region's history. The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Bainbridge, right, the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, and the Spanish navy Alvaro de Bazan-class frigate ESPS Méndez Núñez transit the Strait of Gibraltar, entering the Mediterranean Sea. Charting dangerous waters in the Persian Gulf For long-time experts in the region, recent events in the Persian Gulf tread into dangerous territory. The escalation of tensions between Iran and the US, as well as its allies, could easily spiral out of control. All the while, Trump has intensified his bid to get Iran to negotiate. When Trump first pulled out of the landmark nuclear accords in 2018, he slammed it as a "bad deal" and tightened the noose on Iran's economy with several rounds of sanctions. Iran's government responded with what experts dub

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(CC BY-NC-SA) The lancet windows below the rose show Saint Anne in the centre and various kings mentioned in the Old Testament such as Saul (stabbing himself with his sword), David (playing the harp), and Solomon, as well as the traditional baddies of Nebuchadnezzar II, the idolater of Babylon, and the Egyptian Pharaoh who unwisely chased Moses through the Red Sea. The South Rose Window This window, with a diameter of 10.56 metres, dates to c. 1224 CE and the central panel depicts Jesus Christ as the judge of the Apocalypse. Surrounding this panel are 12 elliptical panels, eight of which have an angel and the other four the symbols of the four evangelists. The next ring of circular panels and the outer ring of 12 semi-circular panels all show the24 elders of Apocalypse, all holding various medieval musical instruments. The small quatrefoil panels show the blue and yellow arms of Dreux and Brittany, home of the window’s donators, Count Pierre Mauclerc and his wife Alix de Bretagne. Remove Ads Advertisement South Rose Window, Chartres Cathedral by Spencer Means (CC BY-SA) The arms of Dreux and Brittany are repeated in the central window of the five lancets below the rose window. These lancet windows show Mary holding the infant Jesus in the centre and two Old Testament prophets either side, each with a New Testament evangelist on their shoulders (left to right: Jeremiah and Saint Luke, Isaiah and Saint Matthew, Ezekiel and Saint John, and Daniel and Saint Mark). The imagery perhaps reminds that the evangelists, having known Christ personally, could

(Romania), Armenian philharmonic Orchestra (Armenia). In 2005, he has been nominated the director of the school of music in Antonine University (Lebanon) where he conduct the choir and started a big “tournée” in Cyprus, France (Divonnes-les bain, Cannes, Lyon, Nice, Monaco) Italy (Rome), Qatar, United Arab Emirates (Abu dhabi, Al-Ain Dubai,) USA (New york)-Carnegie hall. In 2010, he has been nominated the choirmaster in the Lebanese National philharmonic Orchestra.even Al Qaeda was forced to reject this particular brand of evil. The Reign of Terror Effect The rise of groups like ISIS follows a historic pattern which has been a tragic part of the aftermath of many violent revolutions, from the iconic 1789 French Revolution to the 1979 Iranian Revolution. Masses of idealistic reformers -- especially the youth -- who initially rise up against the regime are systematically and brutally subjugated. Years of state oppression and outright state terrorism eventually breeds new groups of hardened combatants willing to take any means necessary to secure "victory," including the rampant abuse and subjugation of the very people they purport to fight for. Upon securing power -- either in part or in full -- these groups subsequently rule with a brutality which

"good Samaritans" who helped them after a crash. This family walked away from a serious crash with very minor injuries, they just want to thank the people who comforted them. A family in Kansas is on a mission to find the "good Samaritans" who helped them after a crash. This family walked away from a serious crash with very minor injuries, they just want to thank the people who comforted them. A family in Kansas is on a mission to find the "good Samaritans" who helped them after a crash. This family walked away from a serious crash with very minor injuries, they just want to thank the people who comforted them. written by Taylor Adams Reporterhttps://www.facebook.com/tayloradamskake/tayloradams13 "It's always been a wait and see what happens since we've been here for thelast 30 days," says Wichita police officer, Casey Richwine. Day and night, Casey Richwine has been by his wife, Erin's side. In early August, the Wichita police officer and his wife were riding on a motorcycle when a deer ran out in front of them.

Philippines, that most of Beijing's stated claims in the South China Sea were illegal under international maritime law. To register its objection to Beijing's growing militarization of its artificial islands, the United States military on May 23 disinvited China from biannual RIMPAC naval exercises. "China's behavior is inconsistent with the principles and purposes of the RIMPAC exercise," a Pentagon spokesman said in a statement at the time.NEW LENOX, Ill. (WLS) -- Police in south suburban New Lenox are looking for three armed carjackers involved in a car sale gone bad.Police said the carjacking happened near the intersection of Pine and Woodlawn.The victim told a witness he was trying to sell his car and was inside the vehicle when one of the prospective buyers pulled a gun and forced him from the vehicle before taking off in the car.The victim ran to a nearby house for help. The stolen car is a white Kia Optima with Illinois plates.

‘SPCDW1506’, by way of mericloning, was first initiated in December of 2009 at a commercial laboratory belonging to the inventor in Bangphra, Thailand. Access to all plants was restricted, as plants were kept in a greenhouse not open to the public, and tissue culture plantlets were in a laboratory belonging to the inventor, and not accessible to the public. Through six subsequent generations, the unique features of this cultivar have proven to be stable and true to type.the Year award for 2013. This is the first time in 64 year history of the award that a vehicle has won that doesn't run on gasoline. A little more than a week ago we were teased with the above image (via twitter) showing the Model S in Jay Leno's famous garage with the promise of a video review would soon follow. Today Jay follows through on that promise with the latest episode of Jay Leno's Garage. Click through to see the video. In the first half of the video, Jay does a walk-around of Elon Musk's black Model S, discussing the design with Tesla Motors Chief Designer, Franz ...

(CNN) Australia is the closest it has ever been to legalizing same-sex marriage. On November 15, the Australian Bureau of Statistics revealed 61.6% of Australians had voted in favor of legalizing marriage equality as part of a national postal survey. In total, 79.5% of Australian voters took part in the voluntary vote. Australia's parliament will now debate how to turn the people's choice into law, but it could be more complicated than it sounds. Conservative politician and "no" advocates are calling for extensive religious protections in any bill legalizing same-sex marriage. It's been a long process -- a national vote was first proposed by the government in 2015, when Australia was already far behind many other English-speaking nations when it comes to same-sex unions. So why is the issue so divisive in Australia? What dopreviously committed to passing it. In 2013, outspoken conservative and former trainee priest Tony Abbott became prime minister, apparently eliminating all hope of same-sex marriage during his term in office. To hold the plebiscite, the government needed money and to get that money it need to pass legislation through Australia's parliament. Two attempts at passing legislation in 2016 and 2017 failed after the opposition Labor party and Greens party helped block it, calling for a simple parliamentary vote legalizing marriage equality instead. After the last attempt, the government, now under Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, said it would instead hold a national postal vote Speaking prior to Thursday's landmark result, Tiernan Brady, executive director at the Equality Campaign, told CNN that the decision to hold a postal vote was about "the world of politics,

(it's already closing in tsb edition), a series of panels depicting a naked man and woman slowly turned into a crocodile. Possible Explanation:Theories abound as what is the secret of the Codex Seraphinianus actually, but Serafini remained silent on the meaning of the book since its release in early '80s. The Beale ciphers The story behind the Beale ciphers, which has thwarted candidate for code-breaking more than 100 years, is a type of ancient treasure buried under Hollywood. The story begins in Virginia in 1820, when a man named Thomas Beale should we trust a box containing three pages of text in the code to an inn, with instructions that the box will only be opened if Beale did not return for the claim within ten years. Beale then disappeared withouta trace, and the innkeeper named Robert Morriss, then spent several years trying to decode the page. One of them finally cracked by a friend Morriss', which uses the Declaration of Independence as a key. It was then known that the page was a map to the location of a cache of buried treasure. According to the documents, Beale and a few feet have been found thousands of pounds of gold and silver in New Mexico and then buried in Bedford County, VA. Unfortunately, Morriss and his friend could not decode the two other pages, which gives the exact location and the names of property owners, and curious about the encryption method Beale has managed to confuse anyone trying to understand it since. Possible ExplanationThe Beale ciphers since become

(CNN) Three years ago, Joshua Nerius, a 30-year-old software product manager in Chicago, developed a high fever and a rash. Doctors prescribed antibiotics, but Nerius just got sicker and sicker. Joshua went to the emergency room, where a doctor said it looked a lot like the measles. Had he been vaccinated as a child? Nerius texted the question to his mother. She sent back a thumbs-down emoji. His next stop was an isolation room at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Nerius became so weak that at one point, he couldn't walk without assistance. He lost 25 pounds. It took months to fully recover. "I felt horrible," he said. "It took a serious toll." He thinks about the current measles outbreak, which started in Washington state, where dozens of children have suffered because their parents chose notto vaccinate them. He knows that their suffering -- and his own three years ago -- could have been avoided. "It makes me so angry. My parents thought they were doing the right thing. They were persuaded by the anti-vaxers," he said. Measles kills Nerius is something of a unicorn: a living adult who experienced measles recently and can describe what it feels like. It's easy to forget how sick people get from measles or how it killed 400 to 500 people in the United States each year before the vaccine came into use in 1963, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention "Measles is out of sight and out of mind, so we think it's no big deal, as Bill Shine's wife has said," said Dr. Paul Offit, director of

(QLD) will make up the men’s team for Cozumel. Jessica Claxton finished the season off strongly by winning the Oceania Junior Championships in New Zealand and the School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships in Hervey Bay. While Zoe Leahy, a product of Goondiwindi makes her debut in the Australian Junior Team after finishing 3rd in both selection races at Devonport, Tasmania and Gisborne, New Zealand. In the junior mens team Western Australian athlete, Liam McCoach was selected after an outstanding season finishing 2nd in Australian Junior Championships in Devonport behind Hauser, and grabbing 3rd at Oceania Junior Championships in New Zealand. Gold Coast athlete Kye Wylde's impressive season was rewarded with selection onto the team after he finished 3rd behind Hauser & McCoach in the Australian Junior Triathlon Series. Credit: Dellyagriculture and the planet. Dr. Alison L. Van Eenennaam is a cooperative extension specialist in animal genomics and biotechnology in the Department of Animal Science at University of California, Davis, and a member of the Alliance for Science advisory board. This piece originally appeared on her Biobeef Blog. Categories

‘Chicago Bears’ as they are popularly known, are a Communist front, and also a Satanic cult.“ I knew it would get easier from there. “The entire organization – from GM Jerry Angelo all the way down to the lowliest kielbasa-monger in Soldier Field – HATES CHILDREN. Soldier Field was built over a Chuck E. Cheese and a waterpark. In 2003 the organization bulldozed an orphanage just to build an extra warehouse for off-site penalty flag storage. Chicago Bears Football Organization, Inc. is also the world’s largest producer of poison lollipops.” Some of the more famous Chicago Bears: George S. ‘Papa Bear’ Halas: inventor, sadist, coach, arsonist, communist spy. Before he came to this country he was a Romanian dictator. After inventing the landmine, he lobbied for legislation to abolish Christmas. ThenAI, but until then we must look at the 2019 season through a glass dimly. The Union ended up replacing Dockal with a similar skillset in Mexican international Marco Fabian. This is a major signing for the club as he raises its profile. Already Fabian was visible at the star studded NBA event between the Lakers and Sixers. The fact that he drew a camera shows that the Union could be poised to earn more mainstream appeal. But of course he’ll need to be the difference maker on the field to move the Union forward, and his overall health is something of a concern after dealing with back issues for the past two seasons. The Union doubled up offensively with Sergio Santos, a 24 year old striker from the

(known as the Tesseract in the MCU) overwrote Steve’s history to make him a secret Hydra villain. In one of the film’s most memorable scenes during its explosive final battle, Rescue also teams up with Captain Marvel, Valkyrie, Wasp, Scarlet Witch, Shuri, Okoye, Mantis, Gamora, and Nebula as they try to get the new Infinity Gauntlet to the quantum time machine in Ant-Man’s van. This all-female lineup is undoubtedly the Russos tip of the hat to fans’ longtime calls for an A-Force movie. A-Force was the all-female team of Avengers which included Captain Marvel. None of the other characters in the comic book team currently exist in the MCU though, so we’ll have to see if anything comes of this in the future. The final battle contains probably the twolift the hammer just for fun. Nobody succeeds but when Cap attempts, Thor is the only one who appears to notice a slight scraping noise as the hammer moves slightly. Even with Mjolnir though, Cap is unable to stop Thanos who proceeds to shatter his shield with blows. This is pulled straight out of the original Infinity Gauntlet comic book that inspired this entire saga. It’s also what Tony saw in his vision of the future in Avengers: Age of Ultron which he references early in Endgame saying that he didn’t want to believe it and thought it was all a dream. Old Man Steve handing over his shield to Sam Wilson aka Falcon is another element pulled straight from the comics. Although there have been several other people that

(DeGarmo would soon resurface as part of former Alice in Chains' guitarist Jerry Cantrell's touring band.) Q2k followed in 1999, as new guitarist Kelly Gray took DeGarmo's place. Queensrÿche's first best-of set, Greatest Hits, was released in 2000; the band supported the CD with an opening slot on one of the year's hottest metal concert tickets -- Iron Maiden's Brave New World reunion tour, which also included former Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford. In 2001, the band issued a double-CD/DVD package titled Live Evolution. Meanwhile, former member DeGarmo began gearing up to form a new band, which was purported to include former Alice in Chains drummer Sean Kinney and bassist Mike Inez; although he appeared on Jerry Cantrell's Degradation Trip in 2002, no solo material materialized. DeGarmo then rejoinedforces with Queensrÿche for a brief spell, appearing on the band's subsequent album, 2003's Tribe, but never officially joining the lineup. Three years later, Queensrÿche (sans DeGarmo, who had become a professional charter pilot) released Operation: Mindcrime II, the long-awaited sequel to their 1988 conceptual smash. The year 2007 saw the dual release of Sign of the Times: The Best of Queensrÿche and Take Cover, the latter of which featured cover versions of songs by U2, Buffalo Springfield, and Andrew Lloyd Webber. During the following two years, Geoff Tate launched a series of one-on-one interviews with various military vets; he then funneled what he'd learned into the band's next project, a concept album about war titled American Soldier. Produced by Jason Slater (who had also helmed Operation: Mindcrime II),

— In the first half of the 1990s, I worked in Europe for The Wall Street Journal. I covered nothing but good news: the reunification of Germany, the liberation of Central Europe, the fall of the Soviet Union, the end of apartheid in South Africa, the Oslo peace process in the Middle East.MIAMI – A lawyer representing the estate of Jose Fernandez is challenging a state report that found the Miami Marlins pitcher was responsible when he and two others were killed off the coast of Miami Beach in a 2016 boat crash. Attorney Ralph Fernandez, who is not related to the pitcher, filed a document in Miami-Dade County court this week, claiming that state investigators tampered with evidence to make it appear Jose Fernandez was behind the wheel at the time of the crash. Ralph Fernandez is representing the estate in two wrongful death lawsuits filed by the families of the two passengers -- Emilio Macias and Eduardo Rivero. Both are seeking $2 million in damages. "The law enforcement investigation that led to the incident report and the conclusions reached therein was

Trump: Kim will lead North Korea to success President Trump is restating his accomplishments from his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as he kicks off a rally in Duluth, Minnesota. He says Kim will turn North Korea into a "great, successful country." (June 20) APA man in Gujarat found a crocodile in his bathroom. A Gujarat man received a huge shock last week on spotting a crocodile in his bathroom. On Tuesday night, Vadodara resident Mahendra Padhiyar woke up on hearing a noise. He went into his bathroom to check what it could be, thinking it was probably a cat. Instead, he received a shock on entering the bathroom and seeing a crocodile in one corner, staring back at him with its teeth bared. Mr Padhiyar immediately called Wildlife Rescue Trust, a Vadodara-based animal welfare organisation, to capture the four-and-a-half-foot-long crocodile. Members of the organisation reached his house at around 2.45 am in the morning. "It was a bit tough to rescue the reptile as it was dark," a member of Wildlife Rescue Trust told

“The jury sent a clear, swift message to anyone considering committing a violent crime at any place in this county,” Smith said. “They also told law enforcement with their verdict that the people of the community will back them with their verdicts. We are happy with the result.” Robinson’s attorney, Sam Martinez, declined comment after trial. Robinson, who worked 10 years for a construction maintenance company, committed a robbery as a juvenile when he was 16 and has a misdemeanor conviction for theft, two for possession of marijuana, two for evading police and one for failure to ID. At the time of the smoke shop robberies, he was serving eight years deferred probation for possession of 11 grams of methamphetamine from Bosque County. He pleaded guilty to charging into Tee’s SmokeShop, wearing a mask and pointing a pistol at owner Talal Safi. Store video captured the incident. It shows Safi pulling a pistol and firing shots at the retreating Robinson. Robinson was shot twice in the stomach and once in the left arm. He was taken to a hospital by an acquaintance of his who was pulling into the store parking lot as the incident played out.

“guns everywhere” agenda is out of step with the American people. But NRA leaders are digging themselves into an even deeper hole with a long and growing list of scandals. These include extensive accusations of financial mismanagement and enrichment, the sentencing of a purported lifetime member as an agent of the Russian government, the ouster of its president and resignation of its top lobbyist and multiple government investigations. It’s now clear the NRA isn’t an advocacy organization — it’s a business run amok. Even as the NRA is growing weaker, the gun-safety movement is growing stronger — especially in Virginia. In the 2018 midterm elections, commonwealth voters helped send a gun-sense majority to the House of Representatives, electing three candidates who ran on gun safety: Jennifer Wexton, Abigail Spanberger My entry for the legendary look contest =))) Helena Gainsborough hanging out and admiring the view of her city when she's taking a break from using the flower power of Kudzu to pick off bones from monsters to design her weapons and armors.

(They were born completely healthy at 38 weeks, weighing almost 6 lbs a piece.) Bryson Bryson, 5 years old, is the spunky one of the bunch. He is my strong-willed, but oh so loving, comedian! 100% BOY from the word GO! Nolan and Nevin Nolan and Nevin, 3, are our second set of twins. They are fraternal twins and have quite a few differences in personalities. Nolan (right) is my old soul of the group. He is so quiet and gentle, but causes absolute chaos with his "stealth-like" ways! Nevin has rotten written ALL over his face. He is not nearly as onery as he comes off. He is a bit stubborn and we believe, he is actually suppose to be Bryson's twin. =) (They were born completely healthy at 36 weeks,Nolan weighing almost 6 lbs and Nevin weighing almost 7 lbs.) Tucker Our newest little guy was born on April 8th, 2010. He is such a sweet baby and fills our hearts with joy! He is very loved and spoiled by every member of the family!

(Newser) – A Nevada woman who had just moved to California ended up falling off a notorious cliff on her first full day in the state, CBS News reports. The woman, identified by NBC Los Angeles as 21-year-old Lorena Barrera, was found dead at the base of the seaside cliff in Point Fermin Park in San Pedro on Friday. Her friends told investigators that she tripped over her flip-flops and fell around 100 feet onto the rocks below after climbing over a 3-foot wall to take photos. She had moved to Southern California from Nevada the previous day. “Her friends, they said she just wanted to look at the view and she ended up tripping on her flip-flops,” Los Angeles fire chief Albert Valle tells ABC7 LA. “The twopeople she was with made an effort but they lost her grip and she fell.” The stretch of cliffs where Barrera died has claimed many lives: Authorities say around a dozen people die in accidents every year, and there are also numerous suicides. Earlier this month, a man and a woman in their 20s died in the same spot in what police believe was an accident. "It happens all the time over here, left and right, a lot of young people," an area resident tells NBC. "You see the railing here—tells you don't go over and try to take pictures. A lot of people take chances." (A similar accident just claimed a life at Machu Picchu.)

(pictured with Rudy Giuliani) and Igor Fruman were arrested on suspicion of campaign finance violations at Dulles International Airport near Washington DC on 9 October. Separately the Associated Press has reported that they were both involved in efforts to replace the management of Ukraine's gas company, Naftogaz, with new bosses who would steer lucrative contracts towards companies controlled by Trump allies. There is no suggestion of any criminal activity in these efforts. Reuters Trump impeachment: Who's who in the Ukraine scandal William Taylor The most senior US diplomat in Ukraine and the former ambassador there. As one of the first two witnesses in the public impeachment hearings, Taylor dropped an early bombshell by revealing that one of his staff – later identified as diplomat David Holmes – overhearda phone conversation in which Donald Trump could be heard asking about “investigations” the very day after asking the Ukrainian president to investigate his political enemies. Taylor expressed his concern at reported plans to withhold US aid in return for political smears against Trump’s opponents, saying: “It's one thing to try to leverage a meeting in the White House. It's another thing, I thought, to leverage security assistance -- security assistance to a country at war, dependent on both the security assistance and the demonstration of support." Getty Images Trump impeachment: Who's who in the Ukraine scandal George Kent A state department official who appeared alongside William Taylor wearing a bow tie that was later mocked by the president. He accused Rudy Giuliani, Mr Trump’s personal lawyer, of

“How the hell did you know that?” I told him when I was a child my father would come and visit me from time to time though I didn’t know of him as my father but merely as a friend of the family, like the uncle you see now and then and I also didn’t know he was famous. I told him that during this period I had been in a fight with another kid at school and when my father stopped by he sat me down and had a talk with me about not fighting. I told him my father said the boys name was Buddy. Now my father only talked to me about 3 Buddies. The first one was in my favorite movie at the time the lovebug, Buddy Hacket, the second one was on my favorite show, The Beverly Hillbillies, Buddy Epson and then the last one was the boy who was fighting. So since the first two were dead and the fact that he was neither of those Buddies anyway then the Buddy he spoke of must have been the one in front of me. Nothing strange about a father talking to a child about the rights and wrongs of life but in this case it just happened to be the person who would be sitting at my desk some 40 years later.

(Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga). The Annabelle doll was singled out by many critics as one of The Conjuring‘s most bloodcurdling plot points, though whether it has the ability to anchor its own horror movie remains to be seen. John Leonetti, the cinematographer on The Conjuring, is set to direct Annabelle, from a script by Gary Dauberman. Though Dauberman may be an unfamiliar name to many, he has previously done uncredited rewrites on films in two of New Line’s biggest horror franchises: Final Destination 5 and A Nightmare on Elm Street. The Conjuring producer Peter Safran is back on board in the same capacity for Annabelle, while Wan will serve as an executive producer. Annabelle is aiming for a spring 2014 shoot, so audiences should expect to see the filmHarley Davidson Days in St Petersburg Harley Davidson Days in St Petersburg The Loudest Festival in the City Harley Davidson Days in St Petersburg is definitely the noisiest festival of the summer, which involves the whole city, its most fascinating sights, its beautiful suburbs, and resort areas. The festival is organized by HOG (Harley Owner Group) of St. Petersburg with supported by Harley Davidson Company. HOG is the biggest club in the world uniting over 1. 5 million people: owners of Harleys and those who share the passion for motorbike riding and admire Harley Davidson’s products. The festival has been held in St. Petersburg since 2011 and attracts thousands of motorcyclists from all over the world. Many cities of the world compete to host the festival. This year the festival was held from Aug

Loretta Marron Loretta Marron is the Chief Executive Officer of Friends of Science in Medicine. A three-time winner of Australian Skeptics’ Skeptic of the Year' award, she was a recipient of an Order of Australia Medal “for service to community health” in 2014.The Yazidis, who practice an ancient religion that the jihadists wrongly interpret as "devil worshipping" and who say they are now facing their "73rd genocide" after centuries of persecution, had thought they were safe in their enclave in the north of the country.

“Enough.” Kathrine Jebsen Moore grew up in Norway, studied Media and Print Journalism in London, and worked at Bloomberg News until 2009, covering financial news, specialising in oil & gas and fishing. She now lives with her husband and four children in Edinburgh. She is a freelance writer and you can follow her on Twitter @moorjebsen Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash Share this: Pocket WhatsApp Email Print Opening Day: Its Time To Play Ball The long winter and off-season wait is over for teams and fans with the start of the 2017 Major League Baseball season. Opening Day has evolved into an event that has the best players from all 30 teams in action over the course of two days, so it’s no wonder many baseball fans consider this to be a national holiday. Opening day began on Sunday with three highly anticipated games and continued into Monday when the remaining 24 teams took the field to begin its attempt at capturing the title of World Series Champions. The season started with the Yankees paired up against the Rays, followed by the Giants and Diamondbacks. The first primetime game of the season featured the World Series Champions,

(lit., "dark spider" or "gloom weaver"), was conceived by Tolkien as a fallen Maia who personified the evil power of darkness, the night, and especially the Void. Ungoliant may have had some cognate in the Hopi concept of "spider woman", a great spider deity that they believed had helped create the world, and to this day still sits at the center of the world, weaving the destinies of mankind.34 However, unlike Spider Woman in the Hopi mythos, who was essentially good, in the Tolkien mythos, Ungoliant represented the power of the Void to devour all life and light, and the power of death to destroy all things. Melkor and Ungoliant Killing the Two Trees of Valinor. Ungoliant, who took the form of a gigantic, hideous, black spider, was the personification ofdarkness and the Void, and nearly as powerful as Morgoth himself. Image from A Silmarillion Chronology. Melkor had determined in his heart that he would have possession of the Silmarilli at any cost, so he promised Ungoliant all that she desired as a reward for helping him to destroy the two trees that enlightened his dark world and to capture the Silmarilli. Finally agreeing to his request, Ungoliant wove a web of shadows around them both, which hid them from the eyes of even the Valar, who were busy celebrating an important festival and their watchfulness had temporarily grown lax. In this hour of the power of darkness, wicked Melkor used his great spear to stab the two trees to their cores, and their living sap flowed out onto the ground

(CNN) -- The president of ConocoPhillips Alaska was killed in an avalanche and another person in his snowmobiling party is missing, according to Alaska State Troopers. Rescuers recovered the body of Jim Bowles near Spencer Glacier shortly after police received a 911 call at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, said troopers spokesperson Megan Peters. "When he was found CPR was attempted but [he] could not be revived," she said. Bowles, 57, was apparently out with friends snowmobiling in the Grandview wilderness area. Rescuers are trying to find Alan Gage, who is thought to have been buried in the avalanche, Peters said. Bowles was the head of Alaska operations for the oil company. "He was a very avid outdoorsman and sportsman, an athlete," said longtime friend Randy Hagenstein, the executive director of Alaska's Nature Conservancy. Bowlesserved on the board, helping the organization with fundraising and strategy. "He told me a few weeks ago that he and a bunch of buddies had been doing some snow machining and he was hoping to do more," said Hagenstein. "He loved Alaska. He loved being out there." Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell issued a statement saying he and his wife Sandy "were deeply saddened" to hear about Bowles' death. "Jim brought so much to our state: his love of the great outdoors, his leadership of ConocoPhillips Alaska, and his dedication to making Alaska a better place for all of us to call home," the statement read. In a separate incident, miles from Spencer, another avalanche killed a skier Saturday afternoon. A woman who saw the accident called 911 while her husband was

(Getty Images) Brewers send Tyler Thornburg to Red Sox for three players The Milwaukee Brewers are sending late-innings reliever Tyler Thornburg to the Boston Red Sox for third baseman Travis Shaw and two minor leaguers: infielder Mauricio Dubon, and pitcher Josh Pennington. BLS Take: The Red Sox are shoring up their bullpen, as Thornburg was excellent for the Brewers last season. In 67 innings, he had a 2.15 ERA with 90 strikeouts. He took over as closer when Jeremy Jeffress was traded to the Rangers along with Jonathan Lucroy on August 1, and he flourished. Thornburg notched 11 saves from that point on (for 13 total on the season), and a 1.85 ERA. He won’t close for the Red Sox, as they’ve got Craig Kimbrel, but most likely will setupessentially a Tale of Two Seasons. He started out with the Seattle Mariners and did pretty terribly in 26 games. He pitched 24.1 innings and racked up a 5.18 ERA with 28 strikeouts and 15 walks. Woof. In late July, the Mariners traded Benoit to the Blue Jays, and that’s when things turned around. He pitched 23.2 innings for Toronto, almost exactly what he pitched for Seattle, but the result could not have been more different. His ERA was 0.38, with nine walks and 24 strikeouts. His time in Seattle was almost surely an anomaly: before the 2016 season started, his ERA since 2010 was 2.35. The Phillies desperately needed to upgrade their bullpen, especially since it kept vomiting all over itself in the 2016 home stretch. In the

(Reuters) - Warren Buffett said on Monday that United Airlines made a “terrible mistake” in handling the fallout after a man was forcibly dragged off a United flight, a bloody confrontation that sparked global outrage. Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett enjoys an ice cream treat from Dairy Queen before the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting in Omaha, Nebraska. REUTERS/Rick Wilking But the billionaire said on CNBC television that the incident did not undermine his investment strategy, in which his Berkshire Hathaway Inc BRKa.N became the largest investor in the airline's parent, United Continental Holdings Inc UAL.N. The April 9 episode caught on video showed David Dao, a doctor, being pulled from a United seat to make way for a crew member, resulting in a broken nose and concussion. It brought widePhilippines: Duterte to Mobilize Army in Drug War There was recently a sign that the Philippines’ ultra-hardline President Rodrigo Duterte was going to rein in his murderous police in the face of mounting international criticsm of their harsh anti-drug crackdown. On Jan. 31—just one day after his announcement of the police overhaul—Duterte made a speech to army generals, telling them that while the police were off the drug war beat, the armed forces would have to step in to replace them. Rather than taking a step back from the brink, it looks like the Philippines could be following the grim examples of Mexico and Colombia by turning the drug war into a real war, run by the military. Duterte also said the military would be empowered to arrest “scalawag cops,” saying

(again on both sides). But surely Rodgers DOES deserve just a little respect for the part he has played in giving Suarez the platform to attract not just clubs like Arsenal, but also Real Madrid. His part in earning him a pay rise that will no doubt earn the South American tens of extra millions. And he doesn't deserve the tirade that came from the player's lips yesterday, comments and insinuations which reveal the striker as bordering on the despicable. It shouldn't really surprise anyone though. Football had stooped this low a long time ago, and merely continues to scrape along the bottom in a subterranean world deprived of moral oxygen. Perhaps though, it should serve to give Arsene Wenger the merest pause for thought, as he encourages the striker to aimhis tiresome barbs at a decent football club in Liverpool, and a decent football man in Rodgers. Does Wenger really think he can change Suarez? Does he really believe the forward won't do exactly the same in a year's time if Real Madrid come calling? When Suarez picks up his near obligatory lengthy ban towards the end of next season to cost Arsenal any chance of a top four finish, does he really think this immoral tart of a footballer won't lift up his skirts and flash at any passing lust-filled club whose blood is coursing with a desire to win that offsets all logic? Does he seriously believe the player will thank him for investing so much time, effort, money and the last shreds of any dignity in the unholy