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‘X Factor’ also caters to in many respects. At the same time, ‘X Factor’ is more than just a TV programme. It is something families gather round and enjoy together, providing a welcome break in a busy life. Just as a trip to Lalandia offers time and space for families to spend time together and enjoy each other’s company,” explains Thomas Bahn Jespersen. The first episode of the new season will be screened early in the New Year. The judges will be Thomas Blachman, Oh Land and Ankerstjerne. World-class sand art May 3, 2018 Today, for the first time, guests were given the opportunity to see the works of art in the new sand sculpture park in Billund – “Lalandia Sand Gallery”. The red ribbon was cut by the Mayor of Billundthe lions and elephants to roar. Guests will also get the chance to try their hand at making small sand figures themselves. Lalandia Sand Gallery will be open every day until around 1 November, after which it will be open at weekends. Lalandia opens major new attraction in Billund January 9, 2018 A building permit has just been secured for a new sand sculpture park at Lalandia in Billund, and the new attraction is expected to open its doors to guests in May this year. The thousands of tourists who visit Lalandia in Billund every year can look forward to another new attraction which opens this spring. Lalandia has just been given the building permit for a sand sculpture park to be built on the green area in front of Lalandia. “It is with

Getty Images For decades, the NFL has tied its Sunday afternoon TV deals to the league’s two conferences. Soon, that could be going away. Variety reports, via SportsMediaWatch.com, that the league and its network partners already have discussed eliminating the conference affiliations for the Sunday afternoon games. This would give the NFL maximum flexibility to schedule the best games for the best spots, with an eye toward selecting optimal late-afternoon, nationally-televised games that currently rotate between FOX and CBS. Subject to periodic cross-flexing, which has emerged in recent years, FOX currently is tied to the NFC, and has been since taking the NFC package from CBS in 1994. CBS later claimed the AFC package from NBC, which exited the NFL broadcast business for several years before securing in 2006 the rights toSunday Night Football. The Monday Night Football rights, currently held by ESPN, expire after the 2021 season. All other arrangements — the Sunday afternoon windows, Sunday Night Football, and Thursday Night Football — expire after the 2022 season.

(as he said). When the theme park he was apart was about to close, he planned to go beyond being a park attraction, but was abandoned inside for many years with his wife Teenie, who was the laughing machine, stacked on top of him. Once Dorothy and the Scarecrow enter the amusement park, he cried for help to get their attention. Once they pushed Teenie off of him, he told them that he doesn't have a heart and wants one so he can love all humanity. Dorothy invited him to come and see the Wiz. Once they oiled him up, he became a part of their session. The Tin Woodman was turned to stone along with the other Ozians until Dorothy Gale returned to Oz and rescued him, afterwhich he was reanimated and happily greeted his friend from Kansas. (Return to Oz) The Tin Woodman’s design was based very closely on John R. Neill's original drawings of the strange creature with spindly legs, a pail for a head, a funnel for a hat and a water boiler for a torso--making it virtually impossible to be constructed in such a way that a normal sized actor could be placed inside. So, a dwarf was used instead to control the movements while inside the Tin Woodman's torso. The Muppets' Wizard of Oz 2005 The Muppet Gonzo the Great plays a similar role, the Tin Thing, in 2005's The Muppets' Wizard of Oz. In this version, he is the Wicked Witch of the West's research assistant, transformed into a robot to prevent

(CNN) Two children were hospitalized after eating THC-infused candy that was accidentally distributed to their families by the Utah Food Bank. Last week, the First Baptist Church of Roy, a partner agency with the food bank, handed out 63 bags of food to 63 families at a distribution point set up at the church. The bags contained Nerds Rope candy infused with a high dosage of THC, the Roy City Police Department said on Facebook Ferrara Candy Company, the parent company of Nerds, called the product a counterfeit and said it is not affiliated with their company. Police said that they believe each bag of food contained three to four packages of candy, and that each family received one bag. Law enforcement and the Utah Food Bank are reaching out toThe Lost Village An Aerial Tour of an Abandoned Chinese Fishing Village by Joe Nafis Abandoned in the 1990s, Houtouwan is a small fishing village on the eastern most Chinese island of Shengshan. Due to large trawlers from nearby Shanghai, the fishing supply was depleted and forced the residents to find work elsewhere. Photographer and videographer Joe Nafis visited the area last year with fellow photographer Dave Tacon. It took them nearly 36 hours to reach the village due to lack of ferries or connection with other towns in the area. Once in town, Nafis explored the area on foot, as well as from above with his drone. You can view drone footage from the photographer’s visit to the overgrown village in the video below.

(CNN) A California man who threatened to shoot up the hotel he worked for is facing nearly four years in prison, prosecutors say. Rodolfo Montoya entered a no contest plea Monday to two felony counts of criminal threats, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said in a news release He could spend up to three years and eight months in state prison, the release says. The 37-year-old worked at a Marriott Hotel restaurant in Long Beach and was planning to shoot his coworkers and guests there, city police said in August. Police said that a co-worker who tipped them off about Montoya potentially saved lives, CNN affiliate KTLA reported. Read Morefirst by an adventitial overgrowth of fibroblasts and undifferentiated adventitial cells and later by the growth of a smooth myocyte scar that stretched between the cut ends of the vessel and over the intima in the form of elongated circumferential plaques. The vessel was morphologically healed by the 21st day. The sutures served little or no purpose in maintaining anastomotic integrity after the 5th day, being situated in the scar forming between the separating vessel ends. PDS was present within the vessel wall up to 120 days post anastomosis and was certainly intact at the time of morphological healing, suggesting that this material is safe as a microvascular suture.

Matter of Bloomberg (2017 NY Slip Op 06236) Matter of Bloomberg 2017 NY Slip Op 06236 Decided on August 22, 2017 Appellate Division, First 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 August 22, 2017 SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION First Judicial Department Peter Tom, Justice Presiding, John W. Sweeny, Jr. Rosalyn H. Richter Sallie Manzanet-Daniels Barbara R. Kapnick, Justices. [*1]In the Matter of Mark A. Bloomberg, an attorney and counselor-at-law: Attorney Grievance Committee for the First Judicial Department, Petitioner, Mark A. Bloomberg, Respondent. Disciplinary proceedings instituted by the Attorney Grievance Committee for the First Judicial Department. Respondent, Mark A. Bloomberg, was admitted to the Bar of the State of New York at a Term of the Appellate Division of the2012, respondent represented an estate in the sale of a cooperative apartment. In September 2012, the purchaser's down payment of $11,000 was deposited into respondent's IOLA account. Before closing, respondent made withdrawals from his IOLA account which invaded the $11,000 down payment, eventually having the IOLA account balance fall below $11,000 in October 2012. At the March 2013 closing, respondent received the balance of the purchase price totaling $261,082.70 in the form of two checks, which respondent misplaced. On April 8, 2013, the purchaser's attorney wired $261,082.70 into respondent's IOLA account, which was owed to the two beneficiaries of the estate, in the separate amounts of $153,161.35 and $97,500. On April 15, 2013, respondent made a partial payment of $97,500 to one 2 beneficiary. Respondent still owed $55,661.35 to that beneficiary,

(40) and Tony Gray (17), with the home side only lasting 32 overs for 124. The game was well-advanced at 5.30pm on Saturday, before it sped up dramatically thanks to the swing king, David Sewell. His six wickets for four runs, coupled with Bevan Wilson's three for 13, brought Otago Country to their knees, as they plumbed the embarrassing depths of a completed innings of just 19 runs. The match was not in the bag for North Otago though, with a treacherous couple of overs before stumps on Saturday. However, North Otago started Sunday with no marks in the wickets column, which gave them a sniff of the victory. However, tight lines from Country bowlers Brendon Domigan and Fraser Wilson meant the chase was fraught with danger, and it wasn't until Waldronwas joined by Robbie Smith that the game seemed even remotely safe. The pair put on 34 runs in testing conditions, with patience finally appearing in North Otago's batting game. The lavish drives were shelved, replaced by gentle deflections and quick singles, and the cautious approached worked with Smith only being dismissed a few runs short of the total. Waldron did the rest, and North Otago went to their early Sunday lunch with a victory that seemed more than unlikely just a few cricketing hours before. Some cricket captains would be worried when their team loses quick wickets to be all out 60 runs behind the opposition on the first innings. But North Otago captain Jarrod Waldron had no such thoughts at the weekend. In fact, the Dunedin-based all-rounder had what he called a

("Bad," in this sense, indicating that while they're in the 99th percentile of athletes on earth, they're not among the everyday players in their sport.) Players like John Amaechi, who related one tale of his playing days: I played for a team in Utah for example where our owner, I think he has passed away since, ran into our locker room when the film ‘Brokeback Mountain' came out and screamed at everybody that he wasn't going to let that film play on his cinemas and he happened to own most of the cinemas in Salt Lake City. That's a not too subtle way of letting everybody know where he stands on the position of homosexuality and it's not the kind of thing that inspires you to then stand upare the players — those gay stars — who have all the power right now. To come out would force the discussion, force biased observers to overcome their prejudices. The Billy Beans and John Amaechis of the world have helped build a foundation for tolerance, but the world waits for a true superstar, a gay man beloved and valued enough to survive being a pioneer.

(@AmbassadorPower) October 26, 2016 General Assembly resolutions are nonbinding and unenforceable. But the 24-year-old exercise in which the U.N. overwhelmingly votes to condemn the embargo has given Cuba a global stage to demonstrate America's isolation on its Cuba policy. The administration had considered abstaining from the vote last year, but concluded it could not do so because the resolution did not reflect what it considered to be the spirit of engagement between Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro. The 2015 vote ended up 191-2 to condemn the commercial, economic and financial embargo against Cuba; it was the highest number of votes ever for the measure. Only Israel joined the United States in opposing the resolution. Related: Attention Travelers: The Limit on Cuban Cigars and Rum is History Obama and Castro announced onof our season," coach Brehm said. "My daughter, Emily, rolled a 202 in a game and had her highest scores of the season to medal in the Olentangy (Classic). Kaitlyn has been our most consistent bowler, keeping her scoring average around 160. Stephanie and Blair have had good games for us, and Sam is improving a lot." Olentangy will compete in a sectional tournament Feb. 15 at Columbus Western Bowl. "Our girls have been in a little slump lately," coach Brehm said. "But if they all bowl their best, they will have a reasonable shot at making it to district because they are improving each week." Liberty squads eyeing sectional With No. 1 bowler Mike Shiner out of the lineup nursing an injured finger, the Liberty boys team wrapped up its regular

(according Diodorus and Plutarch, the 16 years old Alexander was a guardian of the Monarchs seal, while his father was laying siege to Byzantium; according Arrian, Alexander sent grain for the Narhus Army and it was sealed off with the ring; Diodorus, Justin and C. Rufus wrote that Alexander handed over his ring to Perdiccas). The Macedonian rulers were also wearing the solemn weapon that was put into the royal tombs mogila-s (evidence was found of this in the mogila in Vergina). The basileos high priest, before every political step or before the start of the various celebrations during the religious festive days were making sacrifices by the name of the people prostasia, and while he was visiting some cities he used to be welcomed with guala (akind of glass) in order to make a sacrifice (offer) so-called, libation. The hunting of wide animals, especially lions (the lion symbol, present on the coins and frescoes) had religious- supernatural (miraculous) significance. The Macedonian monarch was also a Supreme Judge and was in charge of conducting the trials in front of the Macedonian Assembly in a role of public prosecutor while the Assembly was in charge of capital punishment. The Macedonian Assembly, which mostly was represented by Macedonians under weapon, used to have plenty of state administrative competences among which the most significant that of acclaiming the new ruler. In order to strengthen the state Philip implemented military reforms of great social and political impact. Namely, he created the wellknown Macedonian phalanx and equipped it with weapons

(pictured above), former Red Sox GM28-years old when hired. Graduate of Yale University in 1995 and the University of San Diego School of Law in 2000. Andrew Friedman, Tampa Bay Devils Rays VP of Baseball Operations28-years old when hired. Graduate of Tulane University in 1999. Mike Hazen, Cleveland Indians Asst. Director Player Development27-years old when hired. Graduate of Princeton University in 1998. Mark Shapiro, Cleveland Indians GM35-years old when hired. Graduate of Princeton University in 1989. Peter Woodfork, Arizona Diamondbacks Asst. GM29-years old when hired. Graduate of Harvard University in 1999. It's interesting that there might be a "reverse-stigma" going on here: years ago, none of these guys would have had a chance for a GM job until they "paid their dues." And some of them would have been permanently excluded merely becauseand judgement needed to be a successful GM. Put more simply, there may be an inherent bias to hire a certain profiled candidate (i.e., a young guy with prestigious schooling) merely because of that profile. Scott Peterson of the Christian Science Monitor has an engaging piece on Iran's first attempt to create a national basketball association. (Peterson, "On the Parquet, 'Great Satan' plays for 'Axis of Evil,'" 12/15/2005). In an effort to bolster quality of play, teams are paying up to $15,000 a month to lure players from the United States, which Iranians sometimes call "The Great Satan." Over the last two years, the number of American players has increased from three to 18, including former Boston Celtics guard Chris Herren and former Denver Nuggets center Garth Joseph (pictured to left).

Natalie Spilger Born: May 19, 1982 Birthplace: El Cajon Nationality: United States Natalie Spilger Date of Birth : May 19, 1982 Birth Place : El Cajon Natalie Spilger is a retired American soccer defender. Spilger is a former member of the United States U-21 women's national soccer team. Spilger is also the CEO and founder of GreenLaces, an international organization that activates the global athletic community to improve our environment by inspiring personal action, connecting a community and educating fans.Latest News About Us The SpeedSport Scholarship programme is the most successful programme for young driver development in New Zealand. The annual SpeedSport Scholarship provides the winner with a entry programme into single-seater racing with a fully funded drive in the New Zealand Formula First championship with the championship winning Sabre Motorsport team. Founded in 2000 as a partnership between Sabre Motorsport and NZ SpeedSport magazine, the annual Scholarship has launched the careers of some of New Zealand's best young motor racing drivers.

he knew of and that, as Figueroa had said, he and Brodeur did not appear to have problems with each other. 7. In his pre-trial memorandum, Figueroa told the district court that Botton would testify at trial that Figueroa had been "set up" by a correction officer and another inmate and that Ortiz would testify that an Officer report). Figueroa was present at the hearing and obviously knew what Forgue had said. Accordingly, he was in exactly the same position as the board in terms of his familiarity with the evidence against him. Figueroa was permitted to speak freely during the hearing and had the right to cross- examine Forgue. See

(MANPADS) that had gone missing in Libya. Glen Doherty, one of the former Navy SEALs who was killed in the Benghazi terrorist attack, was working in Libya for the state department to find and destroy the MANPADS, capable of shooting down commercial airliners. Meanwhile at the consulate, with Benghazi still flooded with weapons from the war, Ambassador Stevens and U.S. embassy staff were becoming increasingly concerned for their safety. Security threats were on the rise in the months leading up to the attack on the consulate in Benghazi. As noted earlier, Ambassador Stevens’ last meeting was with the Turkish consul general and at least one source has suggested the meeting was to negotiate a weapons transfer; specifically, SA-7 MANPAD missiles from Libyan fighters. Interestingly, a week prior tothe attack, a Libyan ship docked in Turkey with a large amount of weapons, including SA-7 MANPADS, bound for Syria. While the official reason given for Ambassador Stevens being in Benghazi on such an important anniversary is that he was to be present at the opening of a new English-language school, it seems he was there to do his job as a liaison for the Libyan rebels. Considering the fact that the U.S. has armed Libya before, the secret order President Obama authored at the start of the new Libyan war may have included giving weapons to the Libyans once again. However, as the weapons quickly ended up in the hands of al Qaeda, the United States would have been urgently seeking to recover them; not only due to

(who shared the prize in 2000 for Benang, and won again in 2011 with That Deadman Dance) and Alexis Wright (who won the award in 2007, for Carpentaria). She told the ABC her first response to learning of her win was "Bugger me dead!" — followed by shocked silence. In a statement made after the news had sunk in, she said: "It's kind of terrifying. I only recently realised that I could be doing so much more in my writing — and now this goes and happens. I have no idea what to do next, other than keep plugging away at my civilising mission to mainstream Australia." Bearing witness to the lives of Aboriginal women With Too Much Lip, Lucashenko, a woman of Goorie/Bundjalung and European heritage, set out to write "areally hard-nosed book". Key facts about the award The Miles Franklin Award was first awarded in 1957 The Miles Franklin Award was first awarded in 1957 It was established in the will of author Stella Maria Sarah Miles Franklin (author of My Brilliant Career) It was established in the will of author Stella Maria Sarah Miles Franklin (author of My Brilliant Career) It distinguishes a novel "of the highest literary merit" which presents "Australian life in any of its phases" It distinguishes a novel "of the highest literary merit" which presents "Australian life in any of its phases" Past winners include Patrick White, Ruth Park, Thea Astley, Tim Winton, Peter Carey and David Ireland Past winners include Patrick White, Ruth Park, Thea Astley, Tim Winton, Peter Carey and David Ireland The 2019 judging

(Heather Graham), Cooper plunged into the Black Lodge, the otherworldly locus of evil from which emanated the dark forces plaguing Twin Peaks. He never made it out, and was instead overtaken by a Lodge-minted doppelgänger. In the wrenching final shot of the series, the doppelgänger looks into a shattered mirror and reveals the face of Bob (Frank Silva), the spirit who raped and murdered Laura Palmer while inhabiting the body of her father, Leland (Ray Wise). The plot of Twin Peaks is never easy to convey on paper, but the significance of that reveal was clear enough: Our pure-hearted hero had been overtaken by the very essence of malice and cruelty. And thanks to ABC, which canceled the series just two seasons into its run, he seemed fatedeffects of age underscore the melancholy of a place where so much time has passed and yet so little has changed or improved. For the remarkably preserved MacLachlan, however, the reverse is true: His similarity to his younger self only enhances the differences in his characters, who appear almost unnaturally arrested in time rather than swept away by its inexorable flow. On the other side of The Return’s Manichean split is Dougie Jones, the character who’s directly replaced regular Cooper and therefore absorbed much of the audience frustration at his continued absence. Dougie is even harder to explain than a typical Twin Peaks plot development, but here goes: At some point during his 25 years on earth, Evil Cooper created yet another clone of himself, who went on to

the locus of the Macina Liberation Front, led by Salafist preacher and militant leader Amadou Koufa. French Armed Forces Minister Florence Parly said in November that Koufa had been killed in a raid by French forces. But at the end of last month, Koufa appeared in a new propaganda video mocking French and Malian forces.A hippopotamus that jumped from a moving truck in Taiwan has died from its injuries. The animal, named A Ho, was found dead in its pond at a farm in central Taichung city. The accident happened on Friday when the panicked hippo jumped from the truck, breaking a leg and a tooth. He was involved in a second accident when the cable on a hoist broke and his container crashed to the ground

(commonly knowns as R32) was produced to dominate Group A racing. The R32 has a curb weight of 1,430 kg (3,150 Ib). It has a new 2,569 cc (2.6L ) RB26DETT - powered all wheel drive concept. It has the ability to create 206 kW (280 PS; 276 bhp) at 6,800 rpm and 269 Ibft (353 Nm) of torque at 4,400 rpm. Its production run was started from 21 August 1989 and in 1990 Nissan started its Group A campaign. From 1989 to 1994, the total number of cars sold of the R32 in all editions were 43,937 units. 4. Fourth Generation (1995 - 1998): Nissan Skyline R33 GT-R After the success of the R32 model, Nissan released the E-BCNR33 (commonly known as R33) in 1995. The R33 has the engineWorld's oldest beer could be replicated, Finnish study finds Several bottles of well-preserved beer, along with dozens of bottles of champagne, were found onboard the 1840s shipwreck off the coast of Aaland. It has been declared "the world's oldest drinkable beer". Credit: John Moore Researchers in Finland say they have identified hardy bacterial species in 170-year old beer that could have important implications for the food and beverage industry. The team at the VTT technical research center was given two bottles salvaged from a boat that sank in the 1840s off the coast of the autonomous Aaland archipelago. They were found with dozens of bottles of champagne, and were said to be the "world's oldest drinkable beer", AFP wrote the time. "The constant temperature and light levels have provided optimal conditions for storage, and the

Nearby More Quanzhou World Trade Center is ideally located in Quanzhou. Fully equipped with the latest in technology, our conference and meeting facilities are the perfect venue for exclusive small to medium-sized events. Locations and services for corporate and cultural events, meetings, conventions, trade shows, exhibitions, fashion shows, business tourism.to re-post it here) About Me Bob is a part-time independent filmmaker, part-time amateur film critic and full time Movie Geek. He is heterosexual, a pisces, and a severely lapsed Catholic. He is a tireless enemy of censorship, considers his personal politics "Libertine" and enjoys acting as a full time irritant to overly serious people of ALL political stripes.

The Chief Rabbinate of Israel has presented its position on the outline of the Western Wall to the Supreme Court, in light of the position presented by the State Attorney's Office, which was formulated without it, according to Maariv. The rabbinate called the state's move, "ignoring the religious significance of the desecration of the Western Wall."Unhinged leftist and SJW continue to meltdown over the election of reality TV star. New York real estate mogul, God Emperor, Chief Troll and shitposter Donald J. Trump as President of The United States of America. I want to help them heal and move on with their wretched lives of hate and misery.

(ING), Golf Travel Writers of America (GTWA), International Golf Travel Writers Association (IGTWA) and The Society of Hickory Golfers (SoHG). In 2016, Brian won The Shaheen Cup, an award given to a golf travel writer by his peers. All of his life, Brian has been around the game of golf. As a youngster, Brian competed at all levels in junior and high school golf. Brian had a zero chance for a college golf scholarship, so he worked on the grounds crew at West Bend Country Club to pay for his University of Wisconsin education. In his adult years, his passion for the game collided with his entrepreneurial spirit and in 2004 launched GolfWisconsin.com. In 2007, the idea for a network of local golf directory sites formed and GolfTrips.com wasborn. Today, the network consists of a site in all 50 states supported by national sites like GolfTrips.com, GolfGuide.com and GolfPackages.com. It is an understatement to say, Brian is passionate about promoting golf and golf travel on a local, regional, national and international level. On the golf course, Brian is known as a fierce weekend warrior that fluctuates between a 5-9 handicap. With a soft fade, known as "The Weis Slice", and booming 300+ drives, he can blast it out of bounds with the best of them.

(CNN) Former Boston Red Sox player David Ortiz has had a third surgery, coming weeks after a gunman shot him in the back in his native Dominican Republic, his wife said in a statement Thursday. "Earlier this week, David underwent a third surgery for complications resulting from his gunshot wound," Tiffany Ortiz said. "The operation was performed by Dr. David King at Massachusetts General Hospital. David is recovering well and is in good spirits." A gunman shot Ortiz in the lower back on June 9 while he was sitting on a crowded bar patio in Santo Domingo. The bullet passed through him, perforating his intestines and internal organs. It then hit his friend, TV talk-show host Jhoel Lopez, in the leg. Following surgery in the Dominican Republic, Ortiz was flown toHot damn, we love the teeny tiny sets and little stop-motion characters that live in ParaNorman's world. Each crooked little house with their crooked little people and crooked green ghosts floating about is more intricate and fascinating than the next. Check out the latest trailer, that's just stuffed with undead jaw dropping miniature details! Here's the official run-down: The new 3D stop-motion comedy thriller from animation company LAIKA, reteams the company with Focus Features after the groundbreaking Academy Award-nominated "Coraline." "ParaNorman" is, following "Coraline," only the second stop-motion animated feature to be made in 3D. In "ParaNorman," a small town comes under siege by zombies. Who can it call? Only misunderstood local boy Norman (voiced by Kodi Smit-McPhee), who is able to speak with the dead. In addition to the

​​NEWCASTLE Knights captain Kurt Gidley has made the decision to depart the Club at season's end, signing a one-year contract (with the option of a second year) with the Warrington Wolves in England's Super League.It wasn't like Montreal didn't have enough mega-projects on the go when the Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine bridge-tunnel was added to the mix in 1963. The structure, which opened 50 years ago today, was built during the same period that saw the construction of Montreal's Metro system, Expo 67, the Turcot Interchange, along with the Décarie, Bonaventure and Ville-Marie expressways. Fifty years later, the engineer who proposed the bridge-tunnel concept, Armand Couture, says the mega-structure remains one of the most solid and enduring road structures in Quebec. An aerial view of the bridge-tunnel dry dock construction site in 1965. (Transports Québec) That's good to hear considering that 120,000 cars pass through its immersed concrete casings at the bottom of the St. Lawrence River each day. From the mind of a 32-year-old Couture was only 32 when

(e.g.Louisa / Miss Burma) to the international level – play into each other. At an individual level, each member of the family finds his or her life intruded upon by the nation’s conflicts. Benny ends up a prisoner of war of the Japanese and then later a prisoner of the Burman ruling regime. He feels beholden to the Karens because of a combination of factors involving repaying of debt, familial obligation, and friendship. Louisa ends up in the pageant – in part — because of the question of whether the leaders and Burman citizens are really serious enough about unity to allow a non-Burman into that high-status role. At a national level, there is a rapid succession of changing situations. First, the country needs to thwart the Japanese invasion.Next, they must throw off the British colonial yoke, and, finally, Burma must figure out what kind of nation (or nations) it will become. The Burman leader wants to consolidate the country, while many tribal groups, including the Karen, want independence. Benny’s family is tied up in this conflict, in part, because of their Karen connection, but also the fact that Benny was able to exploit the post-war economy to his advantage and became rich after the war. This makes him, and his family, both important and simultaneously loved and despised. At the international level, America and other global powers have interests in keeping Burma from disintegrating into tribal sub-states. In the early post-war period, these interests are largely economic, and involve the preference to have a solitary trading

players Category:CB Tarragona players Category:CB L'Hospitalet playersattacks against Halal products amounted to "Islamophobia". A Senate inquiry into food certification schemes has just been set up by SA Liberal senator Cory Bernardi, with backing from his party colleagues and six Upper House crossbenchers. Senator Bernardi said he wanted to examine the claims made on social media by the Halal boycotters, and Mr Hutchinson said that parliamentary investigation would be a welcome move. "The Senate inquiry, they're probably in a similar position to us, they just want to get answers and put it to bed," he said.

(RNS) — A few weeks ago I was in a Deseret Book store in Utah and found the Scripture section predictably divided into four subsections: one bookshelf each for the Old Testament, the New Testament, the Book of Mormon and the Doctrine and Covenants. Within the D&C area's dozens of offerings were two books — just two books! — devoted to the Pearl of Great Price, the other "standard work" of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A brief hodgepodge of several genres, it contains two books of Scripture purporting to be authored by Old Testament prophets (the Book of Moses and the Book of Abraham), a historical reminiscence by Joseph Smith, a creedal statement from the early church and other miscellany. The Pearl of Great Price isthe only standard work to not receive at least a year in the church's four-year study cycle: The Bible gets two years (one for the Hebrew Bible, one for the New Testament), the Book of Mormon gets one, and the D&C gets one. The Pearl of Great Price gets occasional references when some of its verses confirm or complement elements in the other, better known, standard works, but is otherwise understudied, underpreached and underutilized. Maybe now that will start to change. Terryl Givens' latest book, "The Pearl of Greatest Price: Mormonism's Most Controversial Scripture," takes on the history and theology of this neglected volume, arguing that members of the church ignore it at their peril. — JKR You’ve articulated so well something I have felt for a long time: The

in January by letter to his attorney. The letter summarized the outcry witness's testimony. The trial began in April. Appellant had sufficient notice of the testimony. Point of error two is overruled. In his third and fourth points, appellant complains that the trial court erred in admitting into evidence an involuntary statement which was allegedly obtained in violation of his Miranda rights. Ms. Bachicha, a caseworker for the Texas Department of Human Services, testified that she took appellant's statement when he came into the office with his girlfriend, the child victim's mother. Ms. Bachicha testified that she did not consider him under arrest nor did she have the authority to make an arrest. After a complaint is made, it is DHS policy to take a statement from a potential abuser in order tointerrogation purposes. United States v. Phelps, 443 F.2d 246 (5th Cir. 1971). The determination of custody is made upon the totality of the circumstances. Here, both appellant and Ms. Bachica testified that he voluntarily returned to DHS the second day. Ms. Bachicha was not a law enforcement officer and could not force him to return to the DHS. He came by his own persuasion. Appellant asserts in his brief that Ms. Bachicha, as DHS agent, coerced and induced him to make the incriminating statement. He asserts that his statement was taken under the premise that Ms. Bachicha would help him regain custody of his future step-daughter. Ms. Bachicha testified that she informed appellant that he had the right to terminate the interview at any time and that he was free to leave.

(CNN) An attempt from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to block the release of President Donald Trump's taxes would be "inappropriate and probably illegal," according to Mnuchin's predecessor Lawrence Summers. "The appropriate response of the treasury secretary is very clear: Under a long-standing delegation order, the secretary does not get involved in taxpayer-specific matters and has delegated to the IRS commissioner as follows: 'The Commissioner of Internal Revenue shall be responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Internal Revenue laws,'" Summers, who served under President Bill Clinton, wrote in a Washington Post op-ed published Monday. Summers, a Harvard professor who also served as an economic adviser to President Barack Obama, said that the delegation is not "readily revocable" and Mnuchin, under law, would have to notify the relevant committees ifThere’s No Such Thing as a Pitching Prospect: The Story of Generation K They were supposed to be stars, to save the Mets from the doldrums of the post-Strawberry-Gooden-years. Three pitching prospects all in Baseball America’s top 35 prospects. Paul Wilson, the first pick in the 1994 major league draft. Bill Pulsipher, in Triple AAA Norfolk by age 21. Jason Isringhausen, the man with the power fastball and killer curve. And they had a good nickname too: Generation K. But by 1996 they were all on the disabled list. Pulsipher, overworked at a young age, tore an elbow ligament and missed most of the 1996 and 1997 season. Wilson missed the entire 1996 season for various arm ailments and was soon traded. And from 1996-1998 Isringhausen missed many games to

(This story originally appeared in on Jun 27, 2016) NEW DELHI: The 'Axe Effect' advertisements , with pouting and skimpily clad women doing anything for male attention, will disappear from screens soon. Unilever, the world's second biggest advertiser and owner of the Axe brand of deodorants, announced last week that it will drop sexist stereotypes from its ads globally. A new-look set of commercials for the brand will soon be on air in India as well."While older advertisements have cast women in pursuit of Axe men, a new Axe campaign — 'find your magic' — represents a world in which genuine connection beats conquest and will be launched in India too," Unilever EVP global marketing, Aline Santos said in an email response. The new ads, Santos said, will portrayad man, requesting not to be named, pointed out to an ad for JK Cement which shows a bikini clad woman emerging from the sea. "It's the most far-fetched use of sexism in a category such as cement. It's high time voluntary self-regulation comes in play," he said.Others such as Marico and ITC said they are consciously staying away with ads that stereotype women.While admitting that "stereotyping of women is a common occurrence in the society we live in, Anuradha Aggarwal , chief marketing officer at Marico, maker of Set Wet deos and gels said: "Set Wet in the past did have communication that was chauvinist in nature. Since our acquisition of the brand, there has been a conscious attempt to alter that positioning."Marico had acquired Set Wet

(The following is from a press release issued by the Chadron Police Department on Monday afternoon) (CHADRON)-Around 4:00 a.m. on Monday, March 10th, officers from the Chadron Police Department were conducting business building checks in the downtown area and found an open door at the business Game Changer, located at 173 Main Street. Officers entered the business through the open door to make sure it had not been burglarized or broken into. While inside the business looking for unauthorized subjects, the officers found what they suspected to be marijuana lying out in open view of the officers. The officers cleared the business and subsequently served four search warrants on the business premise and a vehicle over the course of about 10 hours. The Chadron Police Department was assisted by the DawesContent The artistic roots of Zurich Concrete Art go back to the Bauhaus, where several of its representatives studied and which Max Bill sought to reawaken in Ulm after the war. From the manifesto “Art concret” of Theo van Doesburg Bill adopted the term “concrete” to convey the idea that a work of art does not derive from nature but is an autonomous reality composed of colour and form, an “object for intellectual and spiritual use”. Whilst Bill and Richard Lohse turned increasingly to mathematical processes to produce images, Verena Loewensberg and Camille Graeser preferred a more playful, intuitive approach. The highly sensitive artist Fritz Glarner was closely connected with Piet Mondrian; thanks to the legacy of his widow, the course of this development is comprehensively documented in the

(ANSA) - Rome, June 17 - Four 20-year-old youth were assaulted at four o'clock in Rome Sunday morning by rightist 'thugs' who objected to the 'anti-Fascist' T-shirt one of them was wearing, police said. The young man wearing the 'Cinema America' shirt had his nose broken. Another youth has several stitches for an eyebrow wound. The Cinema America is a noted meeting place for leftist youths in the Italian capital. NATO, Facebook, World Cup: Your Wednesday Briefing July 11,2018 08:10 An 18-day ordeal in Thailand that captured the world's attention is over: All 12 boys and their soccer coach have been rescued from the flooded cave where they were trapped. The rescuers who had stayed with them for eight days underground — four Thai ...and more » (Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.)Good morning. President Trump renews NATO criticism, Britain fines Facebook, and France heads to the World Cup final.Here’s the latest: • “NATO countries must pay MORE, the United States must pay LESS.”On the eve of a tense summit meeting that starts in Brussels today, President Trump began his weeklong visit to Europe with tweets that renewed his criticism of NATO allies.Mr. Trump’s tweets prompted a tart

(CNN) -- The president of the Central African Republic has fled the country's capital and rebels have seized control of the city, a government official said Sunday. President Francois Bozize crossed into the Democratic Republic of Congo, said Jules Gautier Ngbapo, a spokesman for the government's territorial administration minister. He declined to disclose Bozize's location Sunday. Read more: What's behind the unrest? "The Central African Republic has just opened a new page in its history," said a written statement from Justin Kombo Moustapha, secretary general of the Seleka rebels. The statement described Bozize as the country's former president and urged residents of the landlocked country to remain calm and prepare themselves to welcome rebel forces. Word of Bozize's surprise departure came as violence erupted in the capital, Bangui. Read more: Who are Seleka? Witnesses reportedhours of gunfire, and Ngbapo said at least seven civilians were killed as rebels and local residents looted shops. Some South African soldiers were killed in clashes, according to a statement from the office of French President Francois Hollande. South African officials could not be immediately reached for comment. A United Nations spokeswoman based in Bangui described the situation as confusing and very tense. "A number of U.N. offices have been looted as well as residences of some U.N. personnel," spokeswoman Uwolowulakana Ikavi said. Sounds of fierce gunfire rang out for hours Sunday, she said. The country has been on edge since rebel fighters pushed their way into the capital. The wave of unrest started in December, when the Seleka rebel coalition launched its offensive. The rebels accused Bozize of reneging on a peace

(AllHipHop News) As if having his hand in bringing the Nets to Brooklyn wasn’t enough, Marcy projects bred rapper and music mogul, Jay-Z, is part of a group looking to renovate the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum outside New York City on Long Island. Attending the meeting Thursday, Jay-Z and his partners briefed media on four potential plans to renovate the arena and surrounding areas. While the Coliseum is home to the NHL’s New York Islanders, the team is expected to move from the 40-year-old coliseum to Brooklyn by 2015 Nassau County officials have been working to execute a proposal for several years, but nothing has come to fruition to date. Although Jigga took photos with the Nassau County officials, he did not speak to the media during the lengthy presentation Jay-Z’s Roc NationMINTO, ONT. Premier Kathleen Wynne felt heat over hydro rates Tuesday at the International Plowing Match as she was booed several times. After losing a byelection in east Toronto earlier this month, Wynne acknowledged growing anger in the province over rising hydro rates and soon after announced an eight-per-cent rebate on electricity bills and additional measures for rural and industrial customers. But in a speech during the opening ceremonies of the plowing match — an event of such importance for rural Ontario that the legislature suspends sitting for two days so all party leaders and most of the members can attend — there was a large chorus of boos from the crowd as Wynne mentioned hydro rates. “Liar,” one woman shouted. Several people also booed the Liberal float as it went by them

(KENT PORTER/ PD) (7 of ) Traffic backs up on Highway 101 near Geyserville due to a fatal crash on Friday, Aug. 14, 2015. (KENT PORTER/ PD) (8 of ) Two helicopters were used to transport victims of a crash on Highway 101 in Geyserville on Friday, Aug. 14, 2015. (KENT PORTER/ PD) (9 of ) A motor home that caught fire on Stage Gulch Road south of Petaluma, killing its driver, left a trail of debris in the roadway on Sunday, Aug.16, 2015. (ANGELA HART/ PD) (10 of ) Traffic backs up on Stage Gulch Road near the scene of a fatal motor home fire on Sunday, Aug. 16, 2015. (CINDY BUTNER/ PD) (11 of ) A motor home that caught fire on Stage Gulch Road south of Petaluma, killing its driver,left a trail of debris in the roadway on Sunday, Aug.16, 2015. (ANGELA HART/ PD) (12 of ) A door from a passenger bus that caught fire on Stage Gulch Road south of Petaluma, killing the driver, remains in the road on Sunday, Aug. 16, 2015. (ANGELA HART/ PD) Deadly weekend on North Bay roads continues as motor home driver dies in possible explosion near Petaluma ANGELA HART THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | August 16, 2015 A Sonoma County man who was trapped inside a burning motor home that may have exploded east of Petaluma died Sunday morning, the fourth fatality on North Bay roadways in two days, authorities said. Police said they received multiple 911 calls shortly before 8 a.m. Sunday from passersby who had stopped to help along Highway 116 and said they

Getting Syndergaard back would be huge for the Mets, who are coming off of a dreadful month of June. The team went 5-21 in the month, and it got so bad that fans began wearing bags on their heads at games, ala 1970s New Orleans Saints fans. Syndergaard last pitched on May 25 before going on the disabled list with a strained ligament in his finger. The Mets initially hoped he would only miss one start, but with this being the Mets there were predictably complications. He threw a bullpen session at one point and suffered swelling in the finger the next day. When healthy, Syndergaard has been very effective for the team. He has a 3.06 ERA on the season with 74 strikeouts in 64.1 innings pitched. He hasGermany as King until his mysterious death in 1864. You will no doubt recognize one of his greatest and unfinished accomplishments as the Disney castle but is properly known as Neuschwanstein Castle. All but one of his fairy tale structures went unfinished at the time of his death.

(who, McCoy says, was the secretary of plaintiff) in his lifetime stated to McCoy (Dorsey being deceased at the time of the hearing in the court below). Of course, if such a conversation took place and Dorsey was available at the time of the proceedings in the lower court, counsel would have been able, after consulting with him, to cross-examine McCoy if he appeared as a witness. The right of cross-examination, however, was practically destroyed by Dorsey's death. 39 (d) To prevent undue length of this opinion, we refrain from commenting on other errors revealed by the record before us. There are many. 40 3. Defendants having charged, as a defense, that plaintiff's licensing practices violated the consent decree entered in the federal court in Ohio, plaintiff contendsBy By Anne Sewell Mar 27, 2012 in World Damascus - News is breaking that Damascus has accepted the 6-point peace plan proposed by Kofi Annan. Hopes are that the bloodshed in the country will now cease. Annan is praising Damascus for the acceptance of the 6-point plan and says that this is a positive step towards ending the current violence in the country. The Chinese government and Moscow also back the plan. Annan has met twice with Assad recently, demanding that the Syrian government and the opposition end violence in populated areas. According to the UN, over 8,000 people have been killed in Syria since the conflict erupted over a year ago. Assad has responded to Annan saying that "Syria is ready to make a success of

(1941–55), Silver Age (1956–72), Bronze Age (1973–86) and Modern Age (1987–present). The selvage, or text outside of the stamp images, features the current block-letter Wonder Woman logo in white against a comic book style power burst rendered in shades of blue. On the first row of stamps Wonder Woman of the Modern Age wields a hammer with a power and determination befitting her roots in the heroic world of Greek mythology. The Bronze Age Wonder Woman’s bold stance empowers the second row of stamps. With her fist held high and bulletproof bracelets gleaming, the Amazon princess leads the charge against injustice. The third row of stamps depicts Wonder Woman during the Silver Age. Although she possesses great strength and speed, the world’s favorite superheroine prefers compassion to the use of bruteforce. With her golden lasso of truth close at hand, she compels honesty from her foes. In the last row of stamps, Wonder Woman from the Golden Age bursts onto the scene as originally envisioned by creator William Moulton Marston. Art director Greg Breeding of Charlottesville, VA, designed the stamp pane. The Wonder Woman stamps will be issued as Forever stamps and always be equal in value to the current First-Class Mail one-ounce price. Not Her First “Stamping Ovation” In 2006, Wonder Woman was part of the Postal Service’s first stamp pane honoring comic book superheroes. Half of the stamps on the DC Super Heroes pane depicted portraits of the characters; the others highlighted covers of individual comic books devoted to their exploits. Wonder Woman was joined by Aquaman, Batman, The Flash,

(NHMRC, No 1107828, 1027932, 1163933). The study is also funded in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (81572227), the Opening Project of Zhejiang Provincial Top Key Discipline of Clinical Medicine (No LKFJ017) and the Key Laboratory of Orthopaedics of Zhejiang Province, The Second Affiliated Hospital and Yuying Children\'s Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University. The study was supported by Key Laboratory of Orthopaedics of Zhejiang Province (Grant No: ZJGK1801Z). Dr Qingqing Wang and Haiming Jin are visiting scholars to UWA sponsored by Wenzhou Medical University. IBM vs. TurboHercules: Our Story Thus Far... IBM sees the Hercules mainframe emulator as a source of competition. TurboHercules thinks they're simply leveling the playing field. Earlier this week it was made public that IBM had levied patent infringement allegations against French company TurboHercules and its mainframe emulator. A letter signed by IBM VP and technology officer Mark S. Anzani and addressed to TurboHercules co-founder Roger Bowler detailed the more than 170 patents the company allegedly infringed upon. The problem: two of the patents in question were part of a 500-patent access pledge made by IBM in 2005. Roger Bowler and other members of the open source community fear that IBM wants to break the pledge in order to maintain its choke-hold on mainframes and licensing. "Mainframes are now so deeply

(CTITF). The development of the publication drew on two expert group meetings held in Vienna, in October 2011 and February 2012, with the participation of Member State representatives, institutions and individual experts. Launched in October 2012, UNODC's technical assistance tool aims to provide practical guidance for policy makers, investigators and prosecutors on effective criminal justice responses to cases involving the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes. The publication takes stock of cases where the Internet is used as a tool for the glorification of terrorist acts, incitement, recruitment and radicalization, financing, training, planning and the commission of terrorist attacks, and provides an overview of the applicable legal good practices identified in the conduct of investigations, evidence gathering and prosecution of such cases, while exploring potential opportunities to strengthenin the prosecution of alleged perpetrators. The publication focuses on the legal issues surrounding cases where terrorist use the Internet as a tool rather than a means of attack. As such, it does not cover all uses of the internet for terrorist purposes, and the issues of cyber-crime, including cyber attacks, and cyber security are specifically excluded from its scope. The Use of the Internet for Terrorist Purposes is not intended to serve as a policy paper but rather as a practical tool in support of UNODC's capacity building activities in this emerging thematic area, as well as a stand-alone resource for practitioners.

“Hercules,” the realism of space and great scripting of “Andromeda” contributed to making Captain Hunt a more current and serious character. Next was the action thriller sequel "Walking Tall: Lone Justice" (2007) about a man who after cleaning up his hometown retires as county sheriff and heads to Dallas where he hopes to start a new life with an FBI Agent and her twelve-year old daughter. In 2008, he appeared in a number of projects starting with the adventure "Fire From Below" (2008) where digging at a nearby cave, a careless entrepreneur discovers a vein of pure Lithium and inadvertently brings it to the surface. Next was the summer horror film "Never Cry Werewolf" (2008) about 16-year-old Loren and her family, who greet a new neighbor – a good-looking single guy and his dog – but she senses something mysterious and dangerousabout him. He was then hired and cast in the action thriller "Bitch Slap" (2009) starring Lucy Lawless. His latest film is the thriller "Sleeping With The Lion" (2009), where greediness and immorality rear its ugly head when a group of unlikely individuals become stranded in one of the worst snow storms of the century.

(Mount Hood, OR) -- Clackamas County sheriff's deputies say a man is recovering in a hospital after being rescued following a fall into a crater into the Hogsback area of Mount Hood. The man was airlifted yesterday by an Oregon National Guard Blackhawk helicopter after he fell hundreds of feet into the crater. The sheriff's office says the climber had a cell phone and kept in contact with deputies during the rescue operation. Sixty-two-year-old John Richard Andrews is being treated at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland. >>Deputy Accused Of Vandalizing Cars (Hillsboro, OR) -- A Washington County sheriff's deputy is in trouble with the law. Authorities are accusing Deputy Tony Parker of vandalizing vehicles at the Hillsboro apartment complex where he lives. The alleged incident took place in Augustwhen a witness saw someone causing damage to two cars in a fit of drunken anger. Officials say three tires on a truck had been slashed and its antenna was removed. >>'Mr. Holland's Opus' Piano Donated To Portland School (Portland, OR) -- A Portland high school is now home to a piece of Hollywood history. A piano that was used in the film "Mr. Holland's Opus" has been given by an anonymous donor to Grant High School. The school was the main setting nearly 20 years ago for the filming under the fictitious name John F. Kennedy High School. Grant High music teacher Nick Budge tells KATU-TV he hopes the piano will inspire more students and inspire the Portland school district to continue supporting music education. >>WA Police Chiefs, Sheriffs Push

(Ontario/Alberta) As a junior, Brent Laing was a two-time Canadian and world junior champion playing on a team skipped by John Morris. The Meaford, Ont., product graduated to the men’s ranks and while still with Morris, reached the final of the 2002 Brier before losing to Randy Ferbey. In 2004, Laing started playing for Glenn Howard and the rink went to eight consecutive Briers, winning twice and finishing second on four occasions. That squad added world titles in 2007 and 2012. In 2014, Laing joined up with Kevin Koe’s team, winning another Brier and world championship in 2016. After capturing the 2017 Canadian Curling Trials, the Koe team represented Canada at the 2018 Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea, losing to the United States in the semi-finals and then to Switzerland in thebronze-medal game. Ian Tetley (Ontario) Ian Tetley holds the distinction of winning three Briers and world championships with three separate teams. In fact, he is the only person to win the Canadian championship in each of his first three times qualifying. In 1985, playing out of his home town of Thunder Bay, Ont., Tetley was a part of Al Hackner’s team that pulled of a miracle finish to beat Pat Ryan’s team en route to the Canadian title. In 1990, as a member of the Ed Werenich rink, he earned his second Brier crown while a third one came in 1998 when he teamed up with Wayne Middaugh. He made a fourth Brier appearance in 2001 with his team finishing in third place. He was inducted into the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame

(r) pose with the European Cup after beating Bayern Munich 1-0 Paul Lambert is under pressure at Aston Villa with the fans on his back And what about Darren Bent? Derby have been able to call on £65,000-per-week Bent, who has commanded almost £50m in transfer fees during his career, during a loan spell in the Championship. The England international has scored four goals in five games, after Paul Lambert lost trust with the striker, who cost Villa £24m. Advertisement Throw in the European Super Cup secured the following season and it is 21 genuine trophies, one ahead of Chelsea. Those positions will surely be reversed by this season’s close. Two clubs going in opposite directions, much of Villa’s success came many years ago – six league crowns before 1910. Eleven ofEven out on loan at Derby County, Villa pick up more than two thirds of his £65,000 per week wages. Darren Bent fell out of favour at Aston Villa but has scored four goals in five games for Derby County Aston Villa spent many millions during Martin O'Neill's reign, including on Ashley Young from Watford The Villa fans present a 'Lambert Out' banner at the KC Stadium on Tuesday night Overall Lerner is estimated to have ploughed into the club £300million of his own money – racking up sizeable Villa losses. These funds have declined in recent years as Lerner has lost interest, but he has opened the cheque-book on occasions too. Paul Lambert’s record purchase is £7million Christian Benteke. Tom Cleverley would have been bought for £8m had Everton’s late interest not

(AR at 65, 66.) Her application was denied initially on May 14, 2009 and upon reconsideration on September 9, 2009. (AR at 79-82, 86-91.) An administrative hearing was held on October 19, 2010, before Administrative Law Judge ("ALJ") Sharilyn Hopson. Plaintiff, represented by a non-attorney representative, testified as did vocational and medical experts. (AR at 27-64.) ALJ Hopson issued an unfavorable decision on November 22, 2010. (AR at 8-17.) The ALJ found that Plaintiff suffered from the following severe impairments: degenerative disc disorder in L5-S1 of the lumbar spine; early osteoarthritis of the right hip; previous cruciate ligament repair; early osteoarthritis of the right knee; hepatitis C; status-post surgery of the left knee; and depression. (AR at 10.) However, these severe impairments did not meet the requirements of arecord. First, the ALJ found that Plaintiff was not fully credible because she admitted that she stopped working as a real estate agent because of the economy, not because she was no longer able to work due to her alleged impairments. Plaintiff also stated that after losing her job as a real estate agent, she subsequently looked for employment. (AR at 12, 30-31, 167.) See Bruton v. Massanari, 268 F.3d 824, 826 (9th Cir. 2001) (holding that ALJ properly considered fact that claimant stopped working because he was laid off, not because of a medical disability). The ALJ also noted that Plaintiff admitted that she had not had any psychiatric treatment nor was she taking any medication. (AR at 12, citing AR at 47.) An ALJ may properly rely

(Pro V1). Eaks, who shot the low round of the season on the Champions Tour with a 61 on Friday - entered the final round tied for the lead with Jenkins. With his 16-under 200 total, Eaks earned his second win of the season and the fourth of his Champions Tour career. Titleist was the most played golf ball at the event with 57 players, compared to 12 for the nearest competitor. The win was the 20th for Titleist players on the 2008 Champions Tour, more than six times the nearest competitor with 3. Of the nine players who finished tied for seventh place or better, eight trusted Titleist for their success. Chris Tidland NATIONWIDE: Chris Tidland (Pro V1) earned his first Nationwide Tour victory following a final round seven-under 64to finish at 20-under 264. His winning performance was four shots clear of runner-up Scott Piercy (Pro V1, 690MB irons, Vokey Design Spin Milled gap, sand and lob wedges, Scotty Cameron putter), who tied a course record with a final round 10-under 61. He was followed by Greg Owen (Pro V1x) and Peter Tomasulo (Pro V1x) who finished third and fourth, respectively, as Titleist golf ball players secured the top four positions on the leaderboard. Titleist was the most played golf ball with 107 players, compared to 20 for the nearest competitor. Tidland's win marked the 20th for Titleist golf ball players on the Nationwide Tour, 10 times more than the nearest competitor with 2. Titleist was also the top choice in the iron (43), wedge (145) and putter

(CNN) — A trio of earthquakes struck in the South Pacific Ocean Tuesday morning southeast of Raoul Island, New Zealand, the U.S. Geological Survey said. There were no immediate reports of damage. Two quakes, with magnitudes of 6.9 and 6.3, hit within minutes of each other, according to USGS data. The larger of the two was originally reported by the USGS to be a 7.2-magnitude, but that measure was later downgraded to 6.9. A third, 6.2-magnitude quake struck about 45 minutes later. The quakes hit near the eastern edge of the Australian tectonic plate, one of the most active seismic regions in the world, according to the USGS. The quakes all a depth of about 12 miles, and happened about 50 miles southeast of Raoul Island.physically, the other verbally and visually. The vernacular television journalist chose to wear his Kannada identity on his sleeve and his microphone. During a press conference on Monday, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had pointed out that he was aware of the role played by the electronic media. "Please cooperate in the interest of the state,'' he had said, without going into specifics. "As a journalist, I am embarrassed,'' said Sugata Raju, editorial director of the Asianet group, that publishes the daily Kannada Prabha and broadcasts Suvarna News, a Kannada news channel. "Instead of disseminating information, TV channels became agent provocateurs.'' This over-the-top approach was similar to how national channels deal with news related to Pakistan. With political shelling across the Cauvery, the Pakistan-like treatment fitted into the narrative of "our" Karnataka taking

the London Business School Category:British chief executives Category:Institute of Directors Category:1966 birthsquarter period which ends with the quarter containing the month in which he became disabled. 2 On January 24, 1968, the appellant filed an application for disability insurance benefits under Title II of the Social Security Act. On March 19, 1968 his application was denied because he did not meet the aforementioned earnings requirements.1 Harbold subsequently requested and was given a hearing which resulted in a second denial of his disability claim. The Appeals Council reviewed the Hearing Examiners' decision and affirmed the denial of benefits. Appellant then took an appeal from the decision of the Appeals Council to the district court. On April 13, 1971 the court below granted the Secretary's motion for summary judgment. This appeal is from that decision. 3 Appellant's chief complaint

have surveillance footage that shows Hernandez was at the same nightclub as the victims hours before the shooting. Prosecutors have not filed charges in the Boston double homicide, nor have Palm Beach County authorities investigating the Florida shooting that injured Bradley in February. Hernandez has been held without bail since his June 26 murder arrest, and is next scheduled to appear in Fall River Superior Court for an Oct. 9 hearing.Armstrong Creek - At 12:30 this morning a 26-year-old Goodman man died in a car crash. It happened on Milan Road in the Township of Armstrong Creek. There were no other cars involved. The Forest County Sheriff's Office is still investigating and won't release his name until his family is notified.

(board) of the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System (KPERS) had previously denied her claim. The appellee's deceased husband, Roy Shapiro, was an employee of the State of Kansas from 1937 until the date of his death May 29, 1967, except for the period of time he was on active military duty during World War II. Mr. Shapiro became the State Controller in 1953 and continued to serve in that position until his death at the age of 55 years. Mr. Shapiro's death was the result of an acute coronary occlusion. He was described by fellow workers as a very intense person who was concerned about his job. He was a perfectionist. Testimony showed Shapiro worked long hours and was very punctual. On the day of his death, Shapiro was describedby some who saw him as "wan", "pallid", "distracted", "tense", and "abrupt". In addition to his regular job as State Controller, Shapiro was also a member of the Board of Trustees of KPERS and a member of the school budget review board which conducted many hearings. On the day of his death Shapiro worked in the Statehouse all day until the late afternoon, when he went directly to Dr. Louis Cohen's office pursuant to an appointment with the doctor. He died in the doctor's office. After the death of Mr. Shapiro, his widow made application to the Board of Trustees of KPERS for the statutory death benefits under K.S.A. 1965 Supp. 74-4916 (2). In addition to the application, Mrs. Shapiro filed various documents and statements, including the death certificate, statements from

(BK20140603), the Twelfth Five-year National Science and Technology Major Project (2012ZX07101006, 2013ZX07101014) for their support on our wok. Thanks the referee for assisting in evaluating this paper. The study was designed by Ruibin Zhang and Xin Qian. The data were analyzed by Ruibin Zhang, Xin Qian and Hailong Gao, and interpreted by Ruibin Zhang, Wenting Zhu, Wei Hu and Jinhua Wang. Ruibin Zhang, Xin Qian and Wenting Zhu drafted the manuscript, which was revised by all authors. All of the authors read and approved the final manuscript. The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Putin delivers a speech before a gala game opening a new season of the Night Ice Hockey League in Sochi Russian president Vladimir Putin spent his 63rd birthday on Wednesday by pretty much attending a hockey fantasy camp. He was in Sochi celebrating with friends and famous Russian hockey players like Slava Fetisov, Pavel Bure, Alexander Mogilny and Valeri Kamensky. [Yahoo Fantasy Hockey: Sign up for a league today] They played some shinny, and in a surprise Putin’s team won 15-10 with the Russian president scoring seven goals. Look at that defense! And like every participant in youth sports these days, Putin was rewarded for his efforts. From the AP: “Putin was given a trophy for his team's win at the end of the game and a medal for his contribution to hockey in

(CNN) The Spice Girls are reuniting - apparently minus one. Emma "Baby Spice" Bunton, Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell Horner, Melanie "Mel C" Chisholm and Melanie "Mel B" Brown announced their United Kingdom reunion tour Monday on the official Spice Girls Twitter account. The four appeared, without "Posh Spice" Victoria Beckham, in a spoof video sharing the news of the tour. They will be joined by a special guest, singer Jess Glynne. The group split in 1998 after becoming one of the UK's biggest girl groups ever. Bunton teased a Spice Girls reunion tour Monday.By this date all eligible arbitration players must have received contract offers and thus be entitled to arbitration-otherwise they will become free agents. By this date all players who can become free agents will be known.two years ago AJ became a free agent because he was not tendered a contract by the Giants and was ultimately signed by the White Sox. Palehose Pete 11-30-2006, 10:12 PM ahhh... thanks for the info. the market will get interesting, just in time for the holidays. who knows who will be under the tree of the White Sox and their fans? CWSpalehoseCWS 11-30-2006, 10:21 PM ahhh... thanks for the info. the market will get interesting, just in time for the holidays. who knows who will be under the tree of the White Sox and their fans? Hopefully something worth

(as did John Denver and Tanya Tucker), while Bette Midler, Everly Brothers, Swamp Dogg and, later, the Highwaymen also recorded Prine-penned songs. Being in the spotlight didn't come naturally. "I had a difficult time listening back to them because I was so nervous," he told Fresh Air about his early records. "I didn't expect to do this for a living, be a recording artist. I was just playing music for the fun of it and writing songs to ... that was kind of my escape, you know, from the humdrum of the world." But Prine's early success allowed him to start approaching his career on his own terms. With manager Al Bunetta, he formed the independent label Oh Boy Records in 1981, launching it with a Christmas single, "I SawMommy Kissing Santa Claus." Prine slowed down his output in the '80s and '90s but expanded his sonic purview, co-writing "Jackie O" with John Cougar Mellencamp for the latter's hit 1983 LP Uh-Huh and collaborating with members of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers for his 1991 album The Missing Years, which won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album. (Prine also won in the same category for 2005's Fair & Square.) Starting in the mid-'90s, Prine also dealt with several serious health issues. He had a cancerous tumor in his neck removed in 1996, successfully beat lung cancer in 2013 and had a heart stent implanted in 2019. In 2018, he admitted to NPR's Terry Gross that his 1996 cancer surgery changed his voice. "It dropped down lower, and it

(Fiesta Saturdays). Furthermore, after nearly a decade without a title sponsor, the league signed an agreement with Digicel to become the primary sponsor of the Pro League in 2009. The Pro League also started to market itself on the talents of its Trinidad and Tobago players, both experienced and young talents. In 2009, the league witnessed a return of several former national team stars, which included Stern John, Russell Latapy, Dennis Lawrence, and Dwight Yorke. In addition, several more Pro League players made a significant impact on the league after spending a majority of their career on the twin-island Republic. In the 2009 season, Arnold Dwarika of United Petrotrin became the first Trinidadian player to score 100 Pro League goals. However, Kerry Baptiste soon became the second domestic playerre-admitted to increase Pro League membership back to nine. Although several expansion clubs struggled to maintain their Pro League existence for more than a few seasons, Central FC established itself as Central region rivals to W Connection after challenging the Savonetta Boys for the 2013–14 TT Pro League championship – finishing runners-up and five points behind. Consequently, Central became the first expansion club in the Pro League to qualify for the CFU Club Championship. The Sharks also claimed their first two pieces of silverware in their second season after winning the 2013 First Citizens Cup and 2014 Lucozade Sport Goal Shield. After enjoying relative success for the past decade at the international club level, Pro League clubs began to experience disappointing performances in the CFU Club Championship and CONCACAF Champions

newspapers worldwide, including The Guardian in Britain. The signatories were led by five winners of the Nobel Prize in Literature: South African writer Coetzee, German novelist Grass, Austrian playwright Elfriede Jelinek, Swedish poet Tomas Transtroemer and Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk.Biel, Switzerland Were it not for his car, Patrick Kane would get around town here without ever tipping anyone off that he is an NHL star for the Chicago Blackhawks. But once the locals see his ride, they know. In Biel, it just smacks of hockey player—mainly because it's a Skoda station wagon with the Biel hockey team's logo plastered across the side. So...

(she's 2 for 2 at this point). Ereshkigal had Namtar inflict 60 diseases on Ishtar, which basically left her comatose. It was only when Asushunamir brought orders from Ea, king of the gods to give the Waters of Life to Asushunamir that Ishtar was freed. Asushunamir sprinkled Ishtar with the water, cleansing her of the diseases that Namtar had given her. Now that she had essentially been bailed out, Ishtar left through the 7 gates. She was given her clothes back one garment at a time until she was out of the final gate fully clothed. Now, why did Ea care so much to send Asushunamir to save her? Her absence from the world had a detrimental effect on how the world works. Without her power, no creature had sexualshe did, which led to some erratic behavior. There are a few noteworthy tales about her that are worth going over. These are riddled with names that a seasoned Ishtarian veteran will recognize. Buckle up, because it's going to be a wild ride.One of the most famous tales of Ishtar is known as Ishtar's Descent. It begins with Ishtar falling into a depression after her lover dies. Like other mythological characters who lose their first love, Ishtar took drastic action. She decided that she would rather live in the underworld with her deceased lover Tammuz than to live in the overworld without him. That decided, she approached the first gate into the underworld. She would have to go through all 7 gates to reach the underworld.Ereshkigal, queen of

(Damian is Amnesiac Billy Batson Batson) Tags Summary When Billy Batson was sent to live with his mean Uncle he was sent to Gotham, were his Uncle had moved not long before they died, when his Uncle kicked him out Billy ended in on Crime Alley, still becoming Cap and one day running into Red Hood.BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil’s government is seeking the extradition of a Brazilian man who was arrested by U.S. authorities in Florida, allegedly for shipping automatic weapons to the South American country. The arrest of Frederik Barbieri came one week after Brazil resorted to the military to try to control violence and crime in Rio de Janeiro, where heavily-armed drug gangs control the city’s slums. The United States is the largest source of guns entering Brazil that end up in the hands of armed criminals and drug traffickers, according to a Brazilian police report seen by Reuters last month. Barbieri was arrested on Friday evening at his home in Fort Pierce, Florida, Nestor Yglesias, spokesman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Miami Field Office, said on Saturday. “He was arrested by special agents from

The Flash gets pulled into the Speed Force that gives him his super-speed powers... and he learns he's not alone in there! Introducing Turbine, a prisoner of the Speed Force who just wants out - even if it means trading places with The Flash!Sun kissed beaches, lush green rainforests, and Tahitian drumming calls Brittany’s name. Unlike the slower paced Hawaiian hula, Tahitian dance is known for its fast hip shaking. Brittany gets an inside view into typical Tahitian life as she moves her hips with the locals at a community fundraiser. Away from the drums, Brittany cools off as she takes to the crystal blue waters for an exciting day of swimming with sting rays and sharks.

( ABC: Melanie Pearce ) Woollahra was a powerful player in the fight against the NSW Government's forced merger, with its claim making its way to the High Court in Canberra. Woollahra and another council with a prestigious Sydney postcode, Hunters Hill, had sometimes been considered at an unfair advantage in fighting their mergers as relatively wealthy councils. Hunters Hill Mayor Richard Quinn said his council had spent nearly $300,000 fighting forced amalgamation and he would be seeking those legal costs back from the State Government. Councillor Quinn said every council across the state spent money for possible mergers, which was an unwelcome distraction from local governance. He said Hunters Hill did not run at an unfair advantage over wealth. "I would suggest there are many communities across NSW that could have, if theyBruins call up Matt Fraser, send down Justin Florek Winger Matt Fraser has been called up to the big club from Providence, with Justin Florek shipped back down to the AHL. Fraser is eligible to play in Thursday's Game 4 in Montreal. By Dan CagenDaily News staff Down 2-1 in their second-round series, the Bruins are making a move to Providence as they search for more offense. Winger Matt Fraser has been called up to the big club from Providence, with Justin Florek shipped back down to the AHL. Fraser is eligible to play in Thursday's Game 4 in Montreal. Fraser is a pure shooter who scored 20 goals in 44 games for Providence this season and has 90 goals in three AHL seasons. He's known for having a outstanding shot. However, in 14

(JMF). The Baylor‐Hopkins Center for Mendelian Genomics is supported by the National Human Genome Research Institute and the National Heart Lung and Blood (NHLBI) (U54HG006542). Funding for the work performed in Oslo was supported by the South‐Eastern Norway Health Authority. set up in the wake of his death, sent a message of thanks to the officer investigating the case, DCI Noel McHugh, followed by “Love you Josh”. Another tweet read: “Today on the 23rd of March 2019 and after 3 and a half years of waiting today is Josh’s day.” O’Brien is thought to have left the UK shortly after Mr Hanson was stabbed in RE Bar in Eastcote in October 15, flying on a private jet from Biggin Hill Airport in south east London, landing in Germany. It is believed that he spent time in the Netherlands, Dubai and at least seven months in Prague, where he may have had a string of affairs with women and spent time in boxing clubs, gyms and nightclubs. Police photos taken at the time

(then known as Carol), Kyle's mother, while Kenny's father Stuart McCormick appears as an unnamed character with a cameo in his debut appearance. Plot The Marsh family celebrates Grampa Marsh's 102nd birthday, but he is tired of living and tries unsuccessfully to commit suicide. He tries to convince Stan to kill him, but Stan refuses because he fears he might get in trouble. Meanwhile, Kyle watches the cartoon Terrance and Phillip, which revolves largely around fart jokes. Kyle's mother gets outraged by the foul language and crude humor, and contacts other South Park parents to organize a boycott at the Cartoon Central headquarters in New York City. Later at school, Stan asks Mr. Garrison, Chef and Jesus whether he should help his grandpa kill himself, but they avoid discussing thethe style of Enya's "Orinoco Flow". Now convinced that his life is excruciating, Stan finally agrees to kill his grandpa, and tries to do so by rigging a cow on a pulley and dropping it on him. Just as the boys are about to do it, Death himself arrives, but starts chasing after the boys instead of Grandpa Marvin. While fleeing, Stan calls his mother, who is too busy protesting Terrance and Phillip to listen to his problems. More than a dozen people have killed themselves against the headquarters building. Eventually, the network agrees to take the show off the air, not because of the deaths but because of the stench of the protesters' explosive diarrhea. Meanwhile, Death continues chasing the boys, but stops in front of a television

(@GovMattBevin) August 1, 2017 WDRB seems to have used the footage in a Tuesday evening broadcast. Kentucky is also the home of William Merideth, the self-styled "Drone Slayer," a man who shot down a drone that he believed was flying over his own property. The drone pilot, David Boggs, filed a federal lawsuit against Merideth—but in a decision issued earlier this year, Merideth was ultimately victorious. Neither Gov. Bevin nor his spokeswoman responded to Ars' request for comment.A project funding the seventh author was incorrectly omitted from the Funding Statement. The second sentence of the Funding Statement should read: \"This work was also supported by the Foundation Fighting Blindness (LHV, JB), its CHOP-PENN Pediatric Center for Retinal Degenerations (JB), Transdisciplinary Award Program in Translational Medicine and Therapeutics (TAPITMAT) from the University of Pennsylvania (LHV, JB), Research to Prevent Blindness, the Paul and Evanina Mackall Foundation Trust at Scheie Eye Institute, the F. M. Kirby Foundation (JB) and Treatrush, European Commission (JB).\" **Competing Interests:**No competing interests declared.

(CNN) Just weeks ago, Sundee Rutter was told she was beating breast cancer. But suddenly she was dying of a different disease, and her six children were saying goodbye -- from the other side of a window. Rutter, 42, died on March 16 in Everett, Washington, after contracting coronavirus . Shortly before she passed, staff at Providence Hospital were keeping visitors out her room, hoping to prevent the virus's spread. Sundee Rutter, 42, a breast cancer survivor and mother of six, died from coronavirus in Everett, Washington, on March 16. Her children, ages 13 to 24, were losing another parent, eight years after their father died. They gathered outside her hospital room, and staff came up with an arrangement to let them talk to her. "They took a walkie-talkie, and they placedeasy road has begun to look treacherous. In a recent series of papers David Sanson and Ben Caplan (2010, Caplan and Sanson 2011) argue that all extant forms of the easy road are explanatorily deficient. Tensed properties, abstract entities and so on do not adequately explain why it is that truths about the past are true. And, as David Liggins (2005) and Ian McFetridge (1990) have argued, there is good reason to suppose that truthmaking is (at least) constrained by explanation: what it is to make something true is, at least in part, to explain why it's true. The Sanson and Caplan line effectively shuts down the easy road: on their view, the only entities capable of explaining why truths about the past are true are past entities.

“When is the landlord going to come round and kick me out?” His father died through alcoholism while he was working on his 2015 album Higher Than Here and there was more to come. "It was tough," he says. "After my dad died, I went on tour and tried to get over it but it didn't help. It took me a while to really grieve. "But it wasn't just losing my dad — we also lost two babies which was a lot to take on in fast succession. Oh, and then I got dropped." When Gail was pregnant with their second child she started having contractions at just 24 weeks and Ada was born at 27 weeks weighing just 1lb 11oz. Read More Their daughter was in hospital for three months but despite fearsand why now is the right time to make music again." Since 2006 he has sold millions of records, including four Top 10 albums, and notched up the Brit Award for Best British Male in 2007. But he admits being hit hard when he was dropped by his record label and sensed something was wrong because he was being passed around A&R men while his management company signed George Ezra, James Bay and John Newman.

(CNN) Video appears to show the moment Chloe Wiegand fell from her grandfather's arms to her death aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship in July. Chloe, 18 months old, was playing on a Royal Caribbean ship docked in Puerto Rico with her grandfather, Salvatore "Sam" Anello, when she fell from an open glass window to her death. The video appears to show Anello lean through an opening before picking up the toddler and holding her up to the opening. It is unclear from the video how deep the opening is. Shortly after Chloe is gone from his arms. Read Morewedding ceremony. He has ordered 10,000 paddles to be handed out for such purposes, according to several news reports. The issue of violence against women in India drew international attention and outcry following the widely publicized fatal gang rape of a female New Delhi student in late 2012, and the court-ordered punitive gang rape of a young woman in West Bengal in 2014. Gender-based violence crimes in India have continued to rise despite the government’s promise of a “policy of zero tolerance” in 2014. Some 27.5 million women are estimated to be affected, according to The Lancet, but fewer than 1 percent of survivors report their assaults to the police. Marital rape is legal in India, making it more difficult for women to report cases of spousal abuse. Women in marginalized

(the Diocese), and Bishop Calvin O. Schofield, Jr. (Schofield) (collectively "church defendants"). Another defendant, Reverend William Dunbar Evans, III, did not join in the church defendants' motion to dismiss, and Doe's claims against Evans remain pending in the lower court. We have before us only the dismissal of Does' claims against the church defendants. We affirm the trial court's dismissal of those claims. FACTS In Doe's second amended complaint against the several defendants, Doe alleged she was a former parishioner at Holy Redeemer where Evans was employed as a pastor responsible for providing counseling and spiritual advice to parishioners having marital difficulties. Doe alleged Evans approached her and asked to assist her with counseling, spawning a pastoral counselor-counselee relationship that endured from December 27, 1991, to February of 1992. Doe allegedthe Diocese, Schofield, and Holy Redeemer were aware of prior incidents involving sexual misconduct during counseling by Evans at another church, within the Diocese, and at Holy Redeemer. Despite this knowledge, nothing was done to rectify the situation. Doe alleged Schofield and the Diocese had control over hiring, firing, compensation, and discipline of priests including Evans. Doe alleged a cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty against all defendants, asserting Evans breached the duty owed to Doe by becoming romantically involved with her in a manner that made it impossible for Evans to adequately keep Doe's interests paramount. Doe alleged Holy Redeemer, Schofield, and the Diocese were made aware early in the counseling process that Evans was abusing his position of trust. She asserted Evan's alleged conduct was

(129), Danny Wuerffel (122), Peyton Manning (101), Chris Leak (101) and Jared Lorenzen (90). 6 Consecutive November games won by Vanderbilt. The Commodores haven't won seven straight games in the 11th month since the 1923 and 1924 seasons. Before James Franklin became Vanderbilt's coach in 2010, Vanderbilt won six November games from 1996 through 2009. The Commodores host Kentucky on Saturday. 7 Wins in a row with a margin of victory of at least 21 points by Alabama -- one short of the SEC record for consecutive victories by 21 or more points. Florida won eight consecutive games by at least 21 points in 2008. Five other SEC teams have streaks of seven games -- Vanderbilt in 1948, Georgia in 1971, Auburn in 1986 and Alabama during the 2011 and 2012 seasons.Alabama's streak started with a 31-6 victory over Colorado State on Sept. 21 and has continued by margins of 25-0 over Ole Miss, 45-3 over Georgia State, 48-7 over Kentucky, 52-0 over Arkansas, 45-10 over Tennessee and 38-17 over LSU. Florida's record streak in 2008 started after a 31-30 loss to Ole Miss. The Gators beat Arkansas 38-7, LSU 51-21, Kentucky 63-5, Georgia 49-10, Vanderbilt 42-14, South Carolina 56-6, The Citadel 70-19 and Florida State 45-15 before a 31-20 win over Alabama in the SEC championship game ended the run. 10 Consecutive Auburn-Georgia games in which the team with the most rushing yards has won. The last time that one of the teams outrushed the other and lost was in 2002, when Auburn had 199 rushing yards to Georgia's 104,

(and this was lower than in the same school two years ago) 72% of primary pupils in a school in the South-East Region responded that they would feel 'fairly' or 'very' comfortable talking with their parents about drugs (and this was higher than in the same school two years ago) 28% of primary pupils in a school in the South-West Region responded that they of pupils responded that there is a special drug and alcohol service for young people available locally (and this was higher than in the same school two years ago) 63% of primary pupils in a school in the West Midlands Region responded that they 'rarely or never' eat sugar-coated cereals (and this was higher than in the same school two years ago) 4% of primary pupils in aschool in the Yorks & Humber Region responded that they didn't eat any portions of fruit or vegetables on the day before the survey (and this was lower than in the same school two years ago) 6% of primary pupils in a school in Yorks & Humber responded that they couldn't remember any schools lessons on contraception and pregnancy (and this was lower than in the same school two years ago) 60% of primary pupils in a school in Wales responded that they would seek help from a friend if they had school-work problems (and this was higher than in the same school two years ago) 11% of primary pupils in a school in the Eastern Region responded that they have been bullied at or near school in the last 12

About Fiona Watt Fiona Watt BiographyFiona Watt is the UK's fourth biggest-selling children's author, with over 10 million of her books sold in the UK since records began. She has written all the titles in the award-winning 'That's not my….' series and many in the highly successful [url=https://toppsta.com/boo...Electoral Officer Ranbir Singh said. Another senior official said use of any imagery of armed forces or invoking references to air strike on posters, hoardings or any other publicity platform "would amount to violation of the poll code of conduct". Kailash Colony metro station in south Delhi till Tuesday carried advertorial hoarding on the station's building. A response from Delhi Metro authorities is awaited. Civic officials said they have received the instructions from the Election Commission and work has begun on removing or covering of such hoardings. A senior official of the BJP-ruled North Delhi Municipal Corporation said, "We received the instruction yesterday and work has begun to comply with the order." Singh said on Monday a meeting was held with various government agencies, including the three corporations, Delhi Cantonment Board and the New

(CNN) For years, Jasmine Cornett wandered the streets of San Francisco looking for her uncle Wayne, whom she hadn't seen since she was 12 years old. She often snapped photos of the homeless people she saw and sent them to her father and her aunt Lisa, asking if maybe this time she'd caught a glimpse of Wayne. Each time they texted back and said it wasn't him. Then one day in August, while sitting in her office, the recruiter got an e-mail with a short video from a nonprofit called Miracle Messages saying they had found her uncle. She immediately forwarded the video to her father and aunt. The unkempt man with a scraggly, gray beard had the right eyes. It's Wayne, her father said. Everyone is someone's somebody Kevin Adler is theman behind Miracle Messages, the nonprofit that helped reunite Wayne and Jasmine. It has done the same for nearly 200 other families since December of 2014. Miracle Messages' premise is simple. Volunteers with the organization canvas city streets looking for homeless people and ask if there's someone to whom they'd like to address a short video message. Adler was inspired by growing up with his own uncle, named Mark, who also frequently experienced homelessness. And while completing his master's thesis in sociology at Cambridge University, he was able to reflect more deeply on how a breakdown in social bonds can ruin a life. He had witnessed it growing up, when Mark often came over for Thanksgiving dinner. Though Mark regularly experienced homelessness, he wasn't a "homeless person." He was family. Adler's organization

so due to presence of Taliban. Farmers said locusts appeared after the weather turned warm and then the agriculture department initiated the campaign. Mohammad Rasoul, 35, a resident of Sherkyar village, said: “I cultivated wheat on 40 hectares of land and the anti-locust team cleared all grasshoppers from my land.”He said his crop was not affected by the swarms.Jack Loughnan Jack Loughnan (4 August 1889 – 19 November 1949) was an Australian rules footballer who played with Carlton and Fitzroy in the Victorian Football League (VFL). Notes External links Jack Loughnan's profile at Blueseum Category:1889 births Category:1949 deaths Category:Australian rules footballers from Victoria (Australia) Category:Carlton Football Club players Category:Fitzroy Football Club players

(CNN) -- A New Orleans grand jury that declined to indict a doctor on charges that she murdered patients in the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina never heard testimony from five medical experts brought in by the state to analyze the deaths. Memorial Medical Center had to be evacuated after floodwaters flowed through New Orleans in 2005. All five concluded that as many as nine patients were victims of homicide. In detailed, written statements, the five specialists -- whose expertise includes forensic medicine, medical ethics and palliative care -- determined that patients at Memorial Medical Center had been deliberately killed with overdoses of drugs after Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005. The grand jury had been asked to consider second-degree murder charges against a doctor and two nurses in four deaths. Butwere "stable, without an immediate or obvious threat of dying." Dr. Michael Baden, a forensic pathologist from New York, also concluded that all nine patients died from drug overdoses. "It is further my opinion that the circumstances surrounding these simultaneous deaths mandate a homicidal manner of death," Baden wrote. Wecht was the first expert hired by Foti on the recommendation of New Orleans Parish Coroner Frank Minyard. When Jordan took over the case, he ordered Minyard to hire additional experts. Caplan was asked to review the work of Baden, Brescia, Wecht and Young. Report: Decision made to administer lethal doses In its executive summary report included with the forensic experts' findings, the attorney general's office paints a chilling picture of what its investigators say happened four days after the hurricane hit New Orleans. The

‘Peacemakers’: Muslims gift loudspeaker to temple in Madhya Pradesh Bhopal: While singer Sonu Nigam tweeted remarks against the use of loudspeakers for ‘Azaan’, Muslims on the other side, gifted a sound system to a temple after it was stolen a few days ago. Saed Khan, local corporator and president of Harda district Wakf committee, said he passed by the Hanuman temple on the outskirts of Harda town, and there was no sound of devotional songs “Five days ago, thieves broke into the temple and stole the loudspeaker. For the past few days, whenever I passed by the temple, there was no sound of devotional songs. I felt bad and asked the priest of the temple if anyone had brought a new one. When he said no, we bought a new amplifierTypographic street art by Greg Papagrigoriou Based out of Athens, Greece, artist and designer Greg Papagrigoriou has a love for lettering. Taking his typography talents to the streets, Greg's artwork is a refreshing change to the more typical lettering seen in the streets.

(CNN) The search for two Americans who went missing last week after renting a Jet Ski in Barbados was called off by the country's coast guard on Sunday, Roy Morris, press secretary to Barbadian Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley, told CNN. The United States, which was helping with the search, withdrew its assisting aircraft on Saturday, Morris also said. Oscar Suarez, 32 and Magdalena Devil, 25, rented the Jet Ski from a local company at Holetown Beach in Barbados on June 24. When they didn't return 20 minutes later, the operators became worried and contacted other operators in the area to search for them, according to police. Both were wearing life jackets when they were last seen. The Police Marine Unit and Barbados Coast Guard both searched the waters but didPalestinians, was condemned by 128 countries in a non-binding UN vote, and was met with praise in Israel. Q&A Why is recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital so contentious? Show Hide Of all the issues at the heart of the enduring conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, none is as sensitive as the status of Jerusalem. The holy city has been at the centre of peace-making efforts for decades. Seventy years ago, when the UN voted to partition Palestine into Jewish and Arab states, Jerusalem was defined as a separate entity under international supervision. In the war of 1948 it was divided, like Berlin in the cold war, into western and eastern sectors under Israeli and Jordanian control respectively. Nineteen years later, in June 1967, Israel captured the eastern side,

play the Sundance Kid in "Butch and Sundance: The Early Days," William Katt knew there was one thing he did not want to do. He did not want to see "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." He hadn't seen it when it came out in 1969, and he wasn't going to see it now: "I must have been doing something else in 1969. And now if I wanted to play Sundance, I wanted to be free to go at it without preconceptions, without the Robert Redford performance in my head."Troubadour Founded in 2000 by 4 Brewing Engineers who graduated from what's considered as the best brewing school in Flanders. The name Troubadour represents the troubadours of the Medieval era, young men moving from village to village bringing with them joy, happiness and good times, this is the philosophy that Troubadour seek to reflect in their beers and has now cemented themselves as the new wave craft brewers of Belgium, brewing contemporary styles with a heavy Belgian Influence.

(@AJaversa85): Boughner on kuchmey "he left the ice and he left the rink" #spitfires #ohl — Angelo Aversa (@AJaversa85) March 26, 2014 The reason Kuchmey was left in, according to the Spitfires, was that No. 1 goalie Alex Fotinos was feeling ill. From the Windsor Star's Jim Parker (@winstarparker): Windsor #Spitfires HC Bob Boughner said Alex Fotinos didn't start in goal Tuesday because he was battling the flu. — Jim Parker (@winstarparker) March 26, 2014 Every goalie in junior hockey is going to be hung out to dry by his team at some point, and the reality is the only acceptable response sometimes is to stick it out. The game was a farce, with London scoring three short-handed goals and building an 8-1 lead despite Windsor receiving the game's first seven powerplays (the Spitfires lost two of their best defencemen to season-ending injuries, and simply haven't been able to contain the Memorial Cup host Knights). One can only presume what emotions welled up inside Kuchmey. A hometown Windsor native, the 19-year-old began the year at the top of the Spitfires depth chart before the club swung a pair of goalie trades and added 18-year-old Alex Fotinos, a former high draft pick of the Barrie Colts. To go from that promising start to his season to taking it on the chin, well, one can understand why his flight response would kick in. As strange as the story is, as much as people might get a laugh out of it, that has to be acknowledged. Before you all attack Kuchmey, remember what tragedies

played with the Jets in his career. During his career he has run for 3,446 yards on 791 carries (4.4 average) with 15 touchdowns. He also has 204 career receptions for 1 White Brandon Copeland Jerseys ,567 yards and 5 touchdowns.supported religions. The Quakers were especially notable in this regard, as were some of the groups in the Radical Reformation. In the United States, tolerance was championed by Baptist leadership in the colonial period and in the early days of the Federal Constitution. Having experienced oppression, and remembering how tenuous is the condition of religious freedom, seems to help sects support toleration

"Weather has improved around the export ports and three ships are loading crude this morning," according to a report. Exports from Basra's offshore terminals, Iraq's main oil hub, tend to fluctuate because of weather or technical problems. Iraq exports the bulk of its crude from the southern ports on its small strip of the Gulf coast.A little history on the importance of gears in the history of computing and the importance of computing in the history of gears. "Designers of gear trains have not merely borrowed ideas from mathematics but have also developed some of those ideas on their own and lent them back to the mathematicians."

(Reuters) - A 16-year-old girl who was critically wounded this week when she was shot by a fellow student at her high school in Maryland will be taken off life support on Thursday evening, her mother said. Melissa Willey told a news briefing at Prince George’s Hospital Center in Cheverly, Maryland, that she would take her daughter, Jaelynn Willey, off life support because she was brain dead. “She will not make it. We will be taking her off life support this evening. She is brain dead and has nothing, no life left in her,” Melissa Willey told reporters. A tearful Melissa Willey held one of her younger children as her husband, Daniel, stood beside her while she spoke about Jaelynn, the second eldest of her nine children. The fundraising website YouCaring showedSearch and Screen Committee named for chancellor search University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross and Board of Regents President Andrew S. Petersen have finalized a 13-member Search and Screen Committee to help identify the next chancellor of the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay. The information was released Friday afternoon, Sept. 13, 2019 in a press release.

Matter of Esipova v Goloubev (2019 NY Slip Op 04940) Matter of Esipova v Goloubev 2019 NY Slip Op 04940 Decided on June 19, 2019 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on June 19, 2019 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department WILLIAM F. MASTRO, J.P. ROBERT J. MILLER BETSY BARROS LINDA CHRISTOPHER, JJ. 2018-10084 (Docket No. O-3671/17) [*1]In the Matter of Yuliya Esipova, respondent, vAlexei Goloubev, appellant. Marion C. Perry, Brooklyn, NY, for appellant. Michael Fineman, New York, NY, for respondent. DECISION & ORDER In a proceeding pursuant to Family Court Act article 8, the father appeals from an order of protection of the Family Court, Kings County (Jennifer Mitek, Ct. Atty. Ref.), datedthese roads immediately outside Wixoe can now be seen: the agger in the form of valley side terraces has either been eroded by ploughing or incorporated into field boundaries, as is typical across East Anglia. It is possible that the Stour was navigable as far as Wixoe by flat-bottomed boats; a wharf area may be surmised. Other features and artefacts date from the 1st century, increasing in the 3rd century and declining in the early 4th century (when Rome withdrew from Britain): a range of domestic buildings and courtyards, boundary ditches, industrial ovens and hearths with evidence of copper, lead and iron workings, cobbled surfaces, pits for quarrying and storage, burials, streets. The estimated size has now been raised to 24 hectares. The town seems to be a

(CNN) One crew member wrote her mother an email saying the crew was heading directly into Hurricane Joaquin. "Winds are super bad," she said. "Love to everyone." Another is about to become a new father and was supposed to return home soon to learn the gender of his expected twins. Stories about some of the 33 crew members on board are starting to emerge. The cargo ship, headed from Florida to Puerto Rico, disappeared last week near the Bahamas. The U.S. Coast Guard has concluded the boat sank as Hurricane Joaquin churned across the Atlantic. The search for crew members ended Wednesday. The crew members' families oscillate between talking about them in the present and past tenses -- highlighting the uncertainty about what has happened to their loved ones. Brookie Davis Brookie Davis, alsoknown as Larry, has been a seaman for over 30 years, his brother-in-law Danny Howard told CNN. Davis is a father of two and married to Howard's sister. The last time the men spoke was over a month ago. "He's a very unique man," said Howard. "He loves to fish, loves his family." They've known each other since the third grade and played football together in grade school. The family is very tight, Howard said, and have always lived in Jacksonville, Florida. The Davises live about a mile and a half from Howard. Much of Davis' family is at the union hall in Jacksonville, hoping to hear good news. Keith Griffin Keith Griffin Keith Griffin, a seafarer on El Faro, was supposed to be home soon. He and his wife, Katie, had plans to go to

People, ex rel. Garcia v Smith (2019 NY Slip Op 05237) People v Smith 2019 NY Slip Op 05237 Decided on June 27, 2019 Appellate Division, Third Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided and Entered: June 27, 2019 525800 [*1]THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ex rel. EDWARD GARCIA, Appellant, vBRANDON J. SMITH, as Superintendent of Greene Correctional Facility, Respondent. Calendar Date: May 24, 2019 Before: Egan Jr., J.P., Lynch, Clark, Mulvey and Devine, JJ. Edward Garcia, Jamaica, appellant pro se. Letitia James, Attorney General, Albany (Martin A. Hotvet of counsel), for respondent. MEMORANDUM AND ORDER Appeal from a judgment of the Supreme Court (Elliott III, J.), entered August 17, 2017 in Greene County, which dismissed petitioner's application,in a proceeding pursuant to CPLR article 70, without a hearing. In July 2016, petitioner was sentenced to 3½ years in prison, to be followed by three years of postrelease supervision, after pleading guilty to burglary in the second degree. In February 2017, petitioner commenced this proceeding pursuant to CPLR article 70 seeking a writ of habeas corpus alleging prosecutorial misconduct, that the indictment was jurisdictionally defective, that he received ineffective assistance of counsel, that he was denied the right to a speedy trial and that his guilty plea was coerced. Supreme Court dismissed the petition without a hearing, and this appeal ensued. Inasmuch as petitioner has been released to parole supervision during the pendency of this appeal, the instant proceeding — wherein petitioner seeks the immediate release from custody

(Eretmochelys imbricata) Rich Carey/Shutterstock Hello, hawksbills! These sea turtles are found in coastal waters in the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian oceans. They get their name from the sharp point at the end of their upper jaw, resembling a raptor's bill. This helps them get food from the crevices of coral reefs. They also have a unique feature apart from other sea turtles — a claw on each of the front flippers. Despite their critically endangered status, their eggs are still collected for food, and they are still caught for meat and for their beautifully colored shells which are made into jewelry and trinkets. There are only around 20,000 nesting females left — and hawksbills don't reach maturity until about 30 years of age and only nest every two to fourand rivers in the Northern Territory of Australia and also on New Guinea. Sadly, the species has experienced a population decline of about 50% in the last two decades, due mainly to the exotic pet trade. The species is known for its territorial behavior and thus high levels of aggression when in captivity, so captive breeding isn't necessarily an option for most owners. Mostly just leaving them alone in the wild is what's needed to protect them from further decline. 19. Leopard Tortoise (Stigmochelys pardalis) Ecoprint/Shutterstock This gorgeous tortoise is known for its amazing markings on its carapace. The distinct markings are most defined when young, and fade as the individual ages. Found in the savannas of eastern and southern Africa, it spends its days grazing on grasses and succulents. It

‘He died a hero’: B.C. Transplant says drug overdose organ donors on the rise – Home | The Current with Anna Maria Tremonti Wednesday September 20, 2017 more stories from this episode In the first six months of this year, more than 750 people have died from opioid overdoses in B.C. alone. Last year, nationwide, the total was nearly 2,500. With so many people dying, the crisis is making a noticeable difference for those who need new organs to survive. There has been a rise in the number of organ donations in the province. B.C. Transplant says in the first six weeks of this year, one in four organ donors in B.C. had fentanyl in their system when they were admitted to hospital. Daniel Martens is one of the names behind those numbers. HeJohn Wayne's heirs are suing an American university which they say is obstructing efforts to launch a proposed range of "Duke" alcoholic beverages. The late star of countless classic westerns picked up the nickname as a small boy courtesy of firefighters in his Glendale, California home town: it was originally the name of the family dog, a huge Airedale terrier. Wayne, born Marion Robert Morrison, who died in 1979 at the age of 72, and took the name John Wayne when he began to make his way in Hollywood in the 1930s. The problem, say litigators, is that another famous Duke is preventing Wayne's heirs from fully exploiting their rights to his famous nickname. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Duke University in North Carolina has been arguing for more than a

(1984), Steve Yzerman and Bob Probert (1983), Brad Shaw (1982), Claude Loiselle and Greg Stefan (1981), all of whom have either enjoyed success with or without the Red Wings or are currently enjoying their NHL careers. It isn’t just Detroit that has had such frustration. Tampa Bay’s 3rd overall selection in 2013, Jonathan Drouin, scored 242 points in 128 games with the Halifax Mooseheads. While his teammate Nathan MacKinnon, an anomaly, went on to win the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s top rookie, Drouin failed to crack the big club’s roster, or even AHL Syracuse’s roster, instead being sent back to junior, where he exploded for 108 points in 46 games. This season he has just two goals and 25 points in 52 NHL games. It remains to be seenthose who participated in the murder of Jews was “unnecessary and premature.”He said the two countries’ governments should talk first and try to work out a position on the issue.Czaputowicz also added that there is an election campaign in Israel and suggested Bennett’s statements should be seen in this light – not directed so much to Poland as to his electorate.As part of his scheduled visit, Bennett had also planned to see the Warsaw Uprising Museum, which commemorates the uprising of the Polish underground against the Nazis during WWII, as well as the memorial for Jewish suffering in the center of Warsaw’s old Jewish ghetto.The minister was also to meet with Holocaust survivors and Righteous Among the Nations.

People v Nadler (2018 NY Slip Op 06036) People v Nadler 2018 NY Slip Op 06036 Decided on September 12, 2018 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on September 12, 2018 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department MARK C. DILLON, J.P. SANDRA L. SGROI ROBERT J. MILLER VALERIE BRATHWAITE NELSON, JJ. 2015-10916 (Ind. No. 2959/14) [*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent, vAdam Nadler, appellant. Paul Skip Laisure, New York, NY (Caitlin Halpern of counsel), for appellant. Eric Gonzalez, District Attorney, Brooklyn, NY (Leonard Joblove, Ann Bordley, and Terrence F. Heller of counsel), for respondent. DECISION & ORDER Appeal by the defendant from a judgment of the Supreme Court, Kings County (Jamesby a pattern of impoverished men engaging in sex for money. According to a report on HIV and sex work, most of the transgender sex workers are transvestites of Roma origin, working in hidden environments, due to the stigma attached to male prostitution. Roma boys enter prostitution as minors and some of them are HIV positive and suffer heroin addiction.Boy and transgender prostitution is also present in Roma communities in Hungary, Slovakia and Romania. However, there are no estimations regarding the approximate ratio between Roma and non-Roma. In Slovakia, Roma boys increasingly enter the sex markets either as homosexuals or transvestites. Their clients are mainly random tourists, visitors to restaurants or random drivers passing the localities. Boys and transgender persons who could become victims of forced prostitution in

(via the Stingrays) This is a developing story, and will be updated when further information is available. With the South Carolina Stingrays’ 4-3 overtime loss to the Florida Everblades on Tuesday night, the Everblades clinched the division. As a result, the first round of the Kelly Cup playoffs are set for the South Carolina Stingrays. They will face the Orlando Solar Bears in round one, starting April 12 in North Charleston at 7:05. Update April 4, 1:05 pm The Stingrays have announced the schedule for the first round. The series will follow a 2-3-2 format. Game 1 – Orlando at South Carolina – Thursday, April 12 at 7:05 p.m. Game 2 – Orlando at South Carolina – Saturday, April 14 at 7:05 p.m. Game 3 – South Carolina at Orlando – Thursday, April 19 at 7 PLLC, New York, N.Y. Appeal from a judgment of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (Gardephe, J.). UPON DUE CONSIDERATION WHEREOF, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that the judgment entered on July 25, 2018, is AFFIRMED. Defendant-Appellant Michael Vanhise (“Vanhise”) appeals from a judgment entered on July 25, 2018, following a 2014 jury trial in the United States District Court for the Southern

(York County), on a charge of armed robbery. Toussaint was charged with having robbed the Brunswick Hotel in Old Orchard Beach at 7:00 a.m. on July 25, 1980. At trial, Toussaint testified under direct examination by Dineen that he was home when the robbery took place. He nevertheless was convicted and sentenced to seven years in the Maine State Prison. Toussaint subsequently filed a petition for post-conviction relief, claiming ineffective assistance of counsel. At the hearing on the petition, Toussaint charged that Dineen had failed to present certain alibi witnesses who would have testified on Toussaint's behalf. Appearing as a witness, Dineen stated that he knew in advance that Toussaint would testify that he was home at the time of the robbery, but that he had not knownof any alibi witnesses. There followed a series of questions by the State's attorney aimed at eliciting whether Toussaint, at any time prior to trial, had made statements to Dineen inconsistent with his alibi. Dineen objected on the basis of relevance and attorney-client privilege. The court instructed Dineen to answer, noting that the state of his knowledge at the time of trial was relevant on the issue of his failure to call alibi witnesses, and that Toussaint had waived his attorney-client privilege by bringing the instant petition. The following colloquy then occurred: Q. Would you answer the question, please, sir? A. Yes, he was out of the house, he told me. Q. Where did he tell you he was? A. Old Orchard Beach. Q. Doing what? A. Robbing the hotel. Subsequently, the Grievance Commission of the

(CNN) A Jewish human rights organization is calling for the license of an Ohio doctor to be revoked after reports of anti-Semitic tweets, including one saying she would intentionally give Jewish patients the wrong medication. Dr. Lara Kollab was a first-year resident of osteopathic medicine at Cleveland Clinic from July to September 2018, the medical center said in a statement. Her term was supposed to last until July 2019, but the Cleveland Clinic said when her now-deleted social media posts came to light the clinic conducted an internal review. "Her departure was related to those posts and she has not worked at Cleveland Clinic since September," the medical center said in a statement. Eileen Sheil, Cleveland Clinic's executive director of corporate communications, told CNN that although Kollab's license is still instated,fuel interests that bankrolled his campaign. No matter who the Democratic nominee ends up being, they will be far better on climate change than Donald Trump. Sean Colarossi currently resides in Cleveland, Ohio. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and was an organizing fellow for both of President Obama’s presidential campaigns. He also worked with Planned Parenthood as an Affordable Care Act Outreach Organizer in 2014, helping northeast Ohio residents obtain health insurance coverage.

about the fascinating history and science behind the play, check out the New Yorker article "Photo Finish" or the PBS documentary "Secret of Photo 51". A newly discovered trove of letters from this era has revealed deeper insight into the people behind the race to discover the "secret of life". To learn more, read the New York Times article about this recent find.a Research Assistant at the University of Cambridge. He was previously a Research Assistant at the Constitution Unit, working on the Options for an English Parliament project. Professor Meg Russell is the Director of the Constitution Unit.

editor on the TULANE LAW REVIEW and the 2005 recipient of the Ray Forrester Award in Constitutional Law. In 2007, Alex will be clerking with Judge Susan Braden on the United States Court of Federal Claims in Washington.to dismiss the case. At the time, Bluford was the managing editor of the Kansas City Call and her effort to gain admittance to the masters degree program at MU's School of Journalism, and repeated denials due to her race, lead to a a series of lawsuits that eventually reached the Missouri Supreme Court.

(WWJ) It's not something you see on Lake Michigan every day. Animal control officials in Waukegan -- located in Lake County, Illinois -- got a call Monday morning from a kayaker about a four-foot alligator spotted slowly swimming in the lake. "My first thought was no way. He must've seen a muskrat or a mink or something," said Matthew Palya, who works for Larsen Marine Service in the area. The caller followed up with a video, officials said, proving the remarkable claim; and authorities responded. An animal control officer was able go get a hold on the reptile, which had tape around its mouth. Talking with WWJ's Sandra McNeill, Palya described watching the officer pull the animal from the lake. "I raced over there and she was on top of the alligator,said, in a Facebook post, including a photo of the reptile aboard a boat. The animal was transported to the Wildlife Discovery Center in Lake Forest where curator Rob Carmichael initailly identified it as a caiman. However, officials later said it was, indeed, an alligator. It's unclear at this time if the reptile was someone's pet, or where the animal came from. Palya is hoping it's going to be OK. "It was, you know, in colder waters than it's supposed to be -- that's not the environment for it -- and it's mouth was taped shut. It couldn't get a bite of food." Carmichael said the reptile would've been lucky to live a couple more weeks in the lake, adding that it will be checked out by a veterinarian. The Associated Press contributed to

People v Jones (2019 NY Slip Op 04966) People v Jones 2019 NY Slip Op 04966 Decided on June 19, 2019 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on June 19, 2019 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department ALAN D. SCHEINKMAN, P.J. MARK C. DILLON JOSEPH J. MALTESE HECTOR D. LASALLE, JJ. 2015-10141 (Ind. No. 8099/13) [*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent, vRichard Jones, appellant. Paul Skip Laisure, New York, NY (Lauren E. Jones of counsel), for appellant. Eric Gonzalez, District Attorney, Brooklyn, NY (Leonard Joblove and Jill Oziemblewski of counsel), for respondent. DECISION & ORDER Appeal by the defendant from a judgment of the Supreme Court, Kings County (Michael A. Gary,J.), rendered October 1, 2015, convicting him of robbery in the first degree (two counts) and robbery in the second degree (three counts), upon a jury verdict, and imposing sentence. The appeal brings up for review the denial, after a hearing, of those branches of the defendant's omnibus motion which were to suppress in-court identification evidence and, in effect, to suppress evidence that he was identified from a cell phone video. ORDERED that the judgment is modified, on the law and the facts, (1) by vacating the conviction of robbery in the first degree under count one of the indictment, vacating the sentence imposed thereon, and dismissing that count of the indictment, and (2) vacating the conviction of robbery in the second degree under count two of the indictment

release of four gallons subsequent to 1980, which would be sufficient to account for the levels of MTBE found. As the district court noted, his attribution of the contamination, at least in part, to the 1974 contamination, "has an additional earmark of trustworthiness because it was prepared for a third-party, Rooney, pursuant to an order of the DEP, and not Damon's testimony that his affiliation with a car dealership which sold gasoline gave him a general awareness of the growing importance of environmental issues, and that he would not have bought the station had he been aware of the spill. Thus, the statements by the Sun representatives were certainly "'one of the principal grounds, though not necessarily the sole ground, that

(CNN) -- A federal judge in Boston, Massachusetts, has ruled that the federal ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional, because it interferes with an individual state's right to define marriage. The ruling gives same-sex married couples in Massachusetts the same right to federal benefits that heterosexual couples enjoy. U.S. District Judge Joseph Tauro ruled that "as irrational prejudice plainly never constitutes a legitimate government interest," the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) violates the protection under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. Tauro ruled simultaneously in favor on two separate lawsuits that were filed by the Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) on behalf of eight same-sex married couples and three widows, and by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, where same-sex marriage has been permitted for over six years. Massachusetts Attorney General Marthaof the U.S. Curtis Cup team in 1958, 1960, 1962, 1966, 1968, 1974, 1984, and 1990; across five decades. Her eight appearances ranks her second all-time to Carol Semple. She was also a member of the Espirito Santo Trophy team in 1966, 1968 and 1988; the U.S. team captured the trophy on all three occasions. Divorced again, Anne Quast married Steve Sander, and the couple lived in the United Kingdom from 1974 to 1979. In 1980 she was back home in the U.S., but returned to England to compete again in the British Ladies Amateur, which she won. At Pinehurst in North Carolina she won the 1982 and 1983 North and South Women's Amateur. In her first year of eligibility at age fifty, Quast won the 1987 U.S. Senior

(572), fleet oiler Gaoyouhui, the hospital ship Peace Ark and the submarine logistics vessel Changxingdao. The Stennis CSG includes one Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser and several Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers and has mostly been operating in the South China Sea since April before heading to Hawaii. The ships working with the Chinese ships from the Stennis strike group were USS William P. Lawrence (DDG-110) and USS Stockdale (DDG-106). While underway, the seven ships conducted low-intensity division tactics (DIVTACS) –ships maneuvering in large formations — the official said. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter previewed the exercises earlier this month during the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. “In fact, the United States and China plan to sail together from Guam to Hawaii for RIMPAC, conducting several exercise events along the way, including an event tosince 2014 when Chinese ships joined the multinational RIMPAC for the first time. When asked by USNI News, U.S. Navy officials did not say if the PLAN had sent a signals and electronic intelligence spy ship along with the invited Chinese flotilla this year. In 2014, along with five warships, the Chinese sent a Dongdiao-class auxiliary general intelligence (AGI) ship ships designed to gather electronic and communication data from surrounding vessels and aircraft that monitored the exercise.

(DENR) Region VI said that the study was meant to determine whether or not the city is practicing sustainability program after receiving the award. The six-man team from different agencies in the region visited the city's controlled-dumpsite, slaughterhouse, and City Health Office among others. "We are evaluating Bacolod to know if the city is doing a sustainability program." Capulso said that the city need to focus on creating a sanitary landfill as required under the Republic Act 9003 or the Solid Waste Management Act. "We suggest that the City provide colored garbage receptacles -- black for biodegradable and green for non-biodegradable," Capulso said. On the other hand, Capulso disclosed that the contest for the national level was postponed last year because of inadequate funds. "In the regional level, however, the program is still existing.We are recognizing those provinces and cities with outstanding clean and green program," Capulso said. Bacolod, however, was excluded from the contest as it is already in the hall of fame. If the national level award will be reactivated, Capulso said that Bacolod will be competing to four other Hall of Famer cities -- Baguio, Puerto Princesa, Olongapo and Marikina. "The national body will be imposing a separate criteria to these hall of famer cities," she added. Award Bacolod was declared as the Clean and Green Hall of Famer for three consecutive years: 2000, 2001 and 2002 and year 1997 and 1998, receiving P1 million from the National Government. "The City has finally earned a place in the Clean and Green Hall of Fame -- one of the most coveted and prestigious awards accorded

served as the former chief minister of Gujarat, was accused by Bhatt of being complicit in the murder of Muslims during the 2002 Godhra case. However, the SIT set up by the apex court then had given Modi a clean chit.Instead, the patriarch had to settle for this (as put by New York Times): "[Joe Dimaggio] symbolized the [Yankees'] dynastic success across the 20th century and whose 56-game hitting streak in 1941 made him an instant and indelible American folk hero."

the Boulevards avoided periods of decline, with very few teardowns and mostly tasteful renovations. The neighborhood was recently placed on the National Register of Historic Places, giving residents an even greater sense of pride. Downtown Lincoln, home to the University of Nebraska, is just a few miles away.albums Category:David Allan Coe albums

People v Keith (2017 NY Slip Op 07275) People v Keith 2017 NY Slip Op 07275 Decided on October 18, 2017 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on October 18, 2017 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department RANDALL T. ENG, P.J. L. PRISCILLA HALL JEFFREY A. COHEN FRANCESCA E. CONNOLLY, JJ. 2015-07688 (Ind. No. 1369/13) [*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent, vVaughn Keith, appellant. Mischel & Horn, P.C., New York, NY (Richard E. Mischel and Gail Jacobs of counsel), for appellant. Eric Gonzalez, Acting District Attorney, Brooklyn, NY (Leonard Joblove, Solomon Neubort, and John C. Carroll of counsel), for respondent. DECISION & ORDER Appeal by the defendant from a judgmentof the Supreme Court, Kings County (Harrington, J.), rendered August 3, 2015, convicting him of manslaughter in the second degree and assault in the second degree, upon a jury verdict, and sentencing him to an indeterminate term of imprisonment of 3 to 10 years on the conviction of manslaughter in the second degree, and a concurrent determinate term of imprisonment of 3 years, to be followed by 3 years of postrelease supervision, on the conviction of assault in the second degree. ORDERED that the judgment is modified, as a matter of discretion in the interest of justice, by reducing the sentence imposed on the conviction of manslaughter in the second degree from an indeterminate term of imprisonment of 3 to 10 years to an intermediate term of

“one of the saddest I’ve ever seen” — Garnett was a victim of severe abuse and neglect from a young age; she exhibited profound mental disabilities and was in and out of homelessness. Yet Pennsylvania’s mandatory sentencing statute meant the judge was unable to exercise mercy or even consider her youth, traumatic upbringing, or her potential later in life. She was sent to adult prison at 15, where she was raped and impregnated by a guard. I wrote about Trina Garnett in 2012, following oral arguments in Miller. When the court’s ruling came down that June, Garnett’s sister, Edy, cried happy tears over the phone at the thought that Trina would have a chance to come home and spend her remaining days with her family. But today, Garnett remainsincarcerated at the State Correctional Institution at Muncy, where she relies on a wheelchair and has multiple sclerosis. She turned 54 earlier this month. Yet Garnett is luckier than some. For a fellow SCI Muncy prisoner named Sharon Wiggins — reportedly the longest serving female lifer in Pennsylvania — even a favorable outcome in Montgomery would come too late. Though she lived to see the ruling in Miller, Wiggins died of a heart attack less than a year later.