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than defendant's family. During the period defendant lived with Elvira's family, he obtained employment and dissociated himself from his peers, but eventually he was drawn back to his brothers, became involved in drugs again, and was rejected by his wife.
Dr. Morales found that defendant fit within three psychiatric diagnostic categories: substance abuse dependence, mood disorder (depression), and dependent personality. Symptoms of his depression included anger and irritability, and a lack of energy, drive, or direction when he was on his own rather than in an institution. Morales stated that depression may have biological and environmental components. With respect to defendant's dependent personality, Morales stated that after 10, 11, or 12 years of age, defendant became a follower, dependent on peers.
Various relatives and friends of defendant testified on hisbehalf. Lucia Gonzalez gave birth to defendant's son, Gabriel Castaneda, Jr., in December 1981, but her relationship with defendant ended soon thereafter. Their son visited defendant on three or four weekends in 1998, until defendant was arrested for a parole violation in April 1998. Approximately one week after *1314 that arrest, defendant asked their son to claim that a firearm found in defendant's residence belonged to the son. Gabriel, Jr., confirmed that defendant exerted "a little bit" of pressure on him to claim ownership of a firearm, but defendant respected his decision not to claim ownership. He asked the jury to consider a punishment other than death, because he would like to become better acquainted with defendant.
At about the time defendant's relationship with Gonzalez ended, he began a
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(90)
The first draw of 2014 took until the final round to come, when the fierce rivals met in a classic at the MCG. Both sides led by four goals at different stages before Blues defender Zach Tuohy's shot levelled the scores with less than a minute remaining.
West Coast, round 14, 2013, Domain Stadium, 13.13 (91) to 15.8 (98)
Jobe Watson defied the jeers of West Coast supporters to lead his team to a strong seven-point win in Perth. Dyson Heppell sealed it with a goal late in the game.
Fremantle, round three, 2013, Domain Stadium, 10.12 (72) to 9.14 (68)
An emotional and stirring victory for the Bombers as the supplements scandal began to explode with revelation after revelation. Essendon trailed by 37 points in the second half and would havelost if Docker Chris Mayne's shot didn't hit the post in the final few seconds. - Callum Twomey
Matches: 18 Wins: 13 Losses: 4 Draws: 1
The Dockers have been masters of the nailbiting finish under Ross Lyon. Extending the timeframe out to the start of 2012 when Lyon took over, Freo has played in 22 games decided by 10 points or fewer and won 15 of them. A 10-point semi-final defeat in 2012 against Adelaide was a heartbreaker, but they say finals failure is required to steel a group and Fremantle reached a maiden Grand Final the next season. In 2015 when the Dockers finished on top of the ladder, they won all five of their close matches – including a close qualifying final against Sydney. Fremantle is in
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as being identified by the victim as her bed sheet and as being the bed sheet that was on her bed when various crimes against her had been committed by the Defendant, it had come to the State's attentionState's Attorney's Office attention on April 8th that this sheet had been used somewhere else. It had been used on the sofa. The sofa had been used by victim's mother and someone who she had been seeing at the time.
As a result of that additional information the State's Attorney's Office advised the Defendant through his Counsel, we were not going to honor the agreement of the 14th and that we were going to proceed forward with the case.
Defense counsel responded:
The only thing that inyou're correct that the agreement itself wasin my opinion because there was sufficient good cause to have the trial date on May 5." Judge Gelfman's good cause determination on April 25 did not run afoul of the principles set forth in Franklin and Calhoun because it was made within the 180 day period. Further, as the properly designated judge who granted the postponement in the first instance, Judge Gelfman did not have to *170 be redesignated to make a good cause determination on April 25.
This case is factually distinguishable from Franklin wherein the original trial date was scheduled outside the 180 day period by the trial court assignment office. It also is distinguishable from Calhoun wherein the postponement was granted by a judge without the authority to grant the postponement, and the administrative judge
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| 51,543,841 |
opulence of Versace's world, but she's just as enamored with the lurid stucco of a Miami flophouse or the cold sterility of a Minneapolis loft. And although Murphy isn't on quite the same "Everybody's a star" casting power trip as he was on O.J., he still gets great drop-in work from a career-redefining Farrell, the reliably superb Judith Light and, perhaps best of all, Max Greenfield, almost unrecognizably twitchy and emaciated as the Ratso Rizzo to Cunanan's Joe Buck in the season's second episode.
Although I had my doubts when I started watching, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story shows why Murphy and company thought this was a story worth telling in this anthology. The tragic meeting of Gianni Versace, embodiment of the American Dream, and Andrew770 F.2d 288
In re G. & A. BOOKS, INC., 250 Book Center, Inc., CourageousBooks, Inc., and M.J.M. Exhibitors, Inc., Plaintiffs,M.J.M. EXHIBITORS, INC., Plaintiff-Appellant,v.William J. STERN, individually and as Chairman of the NewYork State Urban Development Corporation, William H. Daly,individually and as Director of the Office of MidtownEnforcement of the City of New York, Steven Spinola,individually and as President of the Public DevelopmentCorporation of the City of New York, Herbert J. Sturz,individually and as Chairman of the City Planning Commissionof the City of New York, Edward I. Koch, individually and asMayor of the City of New York, the City of New York, ParkTower Realty Corp., Planning Innovations, Inc., TishmanSpeyer Properties and Equitable Life Assurance Society ofthe United States, Defendants-Appellees.
No. 1287, Docket 85-7190.
United States Court of Appeals,Second Circuit.
Argued May 22,
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Preston, an expert witness at Sutton's trial who testified about his expertise in training tracking dogs and who together with his dog, defendant Harass II, participated in the investigation of the postal robbery prior to Sutton's trial. Preston rendered an opinion concerning whether the investigation indicated that Sutton may have been at the scene of the crime. Sutton alleges that the defendants conspired to deprive him of his constitutional rights by presenting false evidence at Sutton's trial and by delaying Sutton's post-conviction proceedings. Count II added a claim for libel against defendant Rowland.
4
On August 5, 1980, plaintiff Sutton was arrested and charged with armed robbery of the Cranwood Branch of the Cleveland Office of the United States Post Office, but ten days later the chargewas dropped. On September 15, 1980, plaintiff was again indicted for the same armed robbery.
5
On January 5, 1981, the criminal trial against Sutton on the charges commenced in the district court. At trial, the government offered evidence that two armed men robbed four postal employees of registered mail at the loading dock of the Cranwood Postal Station in Cleveland, Ohio, during the prior July. At the trial Vivian Wise, a postal worker, identified Sutton as the person who robbed her. Witness Wise further testified that she had picked Sutton from a photo array on August 1, 1980, as looking like the robber and again identified Sutton out of a line-up on August 21, 1980, as having participated in the robbery.
6
Expert witness John M. Preston
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| 53,189,389 |
the neck with a knife, causing Sam to black out.
4
Sometime after Larrabee and Hill had departed from Sam's house on the morning of February 17, Pat Yellow stopped at the house and knocked on the door. After receiving no reply, Yellow entered the house and found Bald Eagle and Sam surrounded by blood and blood-soaked towels and Bald Eagle unconscious. Yellow called the police and an ambulance, which took Bald Eagle and Sam to the hospital. Sam was discharged from the hospital after receiving stitches. Bald Eagle never regained consciousness and died on February 19 from the head injury.
5
Meanwhile, after Larrabee and Hill left Sam's house on the morning of February 17, they obtained a ride from their aunt, Valerie Hill, to a casino. On the way, Larrabeedistrict court included convictions for assault with a dangerous weapon, domestic violence-simple assault, petty theft, theft and two convictions for simple assault. The court also added two points because the murder of Bald Eagle was committed less than two years after Larrabee's release from custody for another sentence. In arriving at the ultimate sentence, the district court considered additional criminal conduct described in the Presentence Investigation Report that did not contribute to Larrabee's criminal history category for purposes of calculating the guidelines range. This conduct included convictions in the Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Court for aggravated assault, kidnapping and simple assault; convictions for indecent exposure, petty theft, reckless driving, disorderly conduct, false impersonation to a law enforcement officer, driving under the influence, simple assault and reckless driving; and
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or
34:07 – 34:12 something yeah it’s almost impossible
34:08 – 34:15 people in nature like or Norwegians we
34:12 – 34:17 know we know the wages are very artistic
34:15 – 34:19 or I should say agnostic
34:17 – 34:22 we’re probably the most secular one of
34:19 – 34:25 the most secular in the world right now
34:22 – 34:27 but all the Weejun when they go to the
34:25 – 34:31 mountains when they go to the forests
34:27 – 34:34 they become extremely humble and they
34:31 – 34:36 connect with something now we prefer the
34:34 – 34:38 technical way to explain it rather than
34:36 – 34:41 the mythical because we lost from that
34:38 – 34:43 part of consciousness but it’s still
34:41 – 34:45 there and we still know about it it’s a
34:43 –space whatever
73:25 – 73:30 maybe there there are fissures in space
73:27 – 73:33 we have to recognize that there may be
73:30 – 73:35 creatures life forms that are operating
73:33 – 73:39 beyond our senses that we can relate to
73:35 – 73:42 when we tweak and improve our technology
73:39 – 73:44 to uncover what’s going on in these
73:42 – 73:45 especially the electromagnetic fields
73:44 – 73:47 that
73:45 – 73:51 we can sense directly we may have to
73:47 – 73:55 recognize that there are even physical
73:51 – 73:58 stuff I mean machines coming from other
73:55 – 74:01 places in the university I mean I can’t
73:58 – 74:04 reject it and we may also recognize that
74:01 – 74:06 there are great kind of consciousnesses
74:04 – 74:08 that can manifest through this
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never a fote wold flye; 130
Sir Hughe Maxwelle, a lorde he was,
With the Dowglas dyd he dye.
Ther was slayne upon the Skottes syde,
For soth as I yow saye,
Of fowre and forty thowsande Scotts 135
Went but eyghtene awaye.
Ther was slayne upon the Ynglysshe syde,
For soth and sertenlye,
A gentell knyght, Sir John Fitz-hughe,
Yt was the more petye. 140
Syr James Harebotell ther was slayne,
For hym ther hartes were sore;
The gentyll Lovelle ther was slayne,[L143]
That the Percyes standerd bore.
Ther was slayne uppon the Ynglyssh perte, 145
For soth as I yow saye,
Of nyne thowsand Ynglyssh men
Fyve hondert cam awaye.
The other were slayne in the fylde;
Cryste kepe their sowles from wo! 150
Seying ther was so few fryndes
Agaynst so many a foo.
Then one the morne they mayd them beeres
Of byrch, and haysell graye;
Many a wydowewith wepyng teyres 155
Ther makes they fette awaye.
Thys fraye bygan at Otterborne,
Bytwene the nyghte and the day:
Ther the Dowglas lost hys lyfe,
And the Percy was lede awaye. 160
Then was ther a Scottyshe prisoner tayne,
Syr Hughe Mongomery was hys name;[L162]
For soth as I yow saye,
He borowed the Percy home agayne.
Now let us all for the Percy praye 165
To Jesu most of myght,
To bryng hys sowle to the blysse of heven,
For he was a gentyll knyght.
96. Being all in armour he could not know him.--P.
128. Both the MSS. read here _Sir James_, but see above, Pt. I. ver.
112.--P.
143. Covelle, MS.
162. Supposed to be son of Lord John Montgomery, who took Hotspur
prisoner. In _The Hunting of the Cheviot_ this Sir Hugh is said to
have been slain with an arrow.
THE BATTLE OF
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(DMN) both speak French and English, the two official languages of Cameroon. We conducted most of the interviews in the Central region of Cameroon in French, while most of the interviews in the North-West region were conducted in English or Pidgin English (a language spoken in some parts of Cameroon). DMN is from the North West Region and speaks fluent Pidgin English. She acted as a translator and led some interviews with parents.
Sampling {#sec009}
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We purposively selected the Central and North-West regions of Cameroon to ensure coverage of both French and English language areas, rural and urban settings, and variations in vaccination coverage.
We used convenience sampling to select parents. All parents interviewed were at health clinics with children aged 12 months or younger during a vaccination session. Sampling wasthe traditional child health card that recorded vaccinations and weight on a single paper. The other was a more in-depth child and maternal health book that included a section on vaccination. This book was being piloted in two health districts (Biyem Assi (French-speaking) and Santa (English-speaking)). Parents liked the new book but were angry that it was expensive (up to ten times the cost of the normal card). Most said that the information on the child health card, whether it was the old card or the new book, had only been explained to them once during their first vaccination appointment
**A source of frustration.** The child health cards were a source of frustration for some parents. If a parent forgot their card, they could be sent away and told
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Opinion of the Court
home. Savannah’s grandmother was married to defendant. One afternoon, while
visiting her grandmother’s house, Savannah was outside with her family and asked
to go inside for a snack. Defendant carried Savannah into the home and eventually
into the bedroom where he removed Savannah’s clothing and touched her genitals.
Savannah’s grandmother went inside and did not see them in the kitchen. She went
to the bedroom where she saw Savannah lying on the bed. When Savannah got off
the bed, she pulled her underwear up, and defendant rushed out of the room without
making eye contact. Savannah initially told her grandmother she was jumping on
the bed. However, she later told her motherto trial, the court approved the State's motion to nolle prosequi the armed-violence count. On October 7, 1981, following a jury trial, defendant was found guilty of the murder of Peter Mazik, Sr. (Mazik). Defendant's motion for a new trial was denied by the trial court, and on October 29, 1981, defendant was sentenced to serve 25 years with the Illinois Department of Corrections.
On November 12, 1981, defendant filed a notice of appeal (case No. 81-2727) challenging his conviction. On January 25, 1982, some three months after sentence was imposed on defendant, the supervisor of the Markham felony trial division of the Cook County State's *280 Attorney's Office forwarded to defendant's trial counsel a letter containing a memorandum prepared by George Coston, a Cook County sheriff's officer, detailing
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of people.
2423 Three women sitting on a bench, three men standing behind.
2424 Students lined up in front of Hill Grove School building, 1908. 1908
2425 A woman, a horse and two dogs.
2426 A seated woman and two young children.
2427 Students in front of their frame school building, “ Miss Wilkins,
teacher”.
2428 Seated woman wearing a large hat, a child on her lap.
2429 Boy on a horse flanked by a man, a little girl and a dog.
2430 Two women sitting on a porch step and two dogs.
2431 Students and a frame schoolhouse from a distance.
AV 71
Albert J. Ewing Collection
Page 56
2432 Lincoln’s tomb, Springfield, Illinois.
2433 Same as number 2432.
2434 Full view of a man outdoors.
2435 A woman standing next to a hammock.
26 2436 A seated man looking left.
2437 Home of Abraham Lincoln,Springfield, Illinois.
2438 Same as number 2437.
2439 Two standing boys and their dog.
2440 An infant in a gown in a chair.
2441 An infant in a gown in a chair.
2442 Two children in a rocker.
2443 A little boy in a chair flanked by a little girl.
2444 A seated elderly couple.
2445 Same as number 2443.
2446 Two little girls, one in a small rocker.
2447 Same as number 2442.
2448 An infant sitting on a quilt.
2449 A standing young woman.
2450 An infant in a chair.
2451 A standing little girl.
2452 Same as number 2451.
27 2453 A little boy and girl in front of a tree.
2454 A full view of a young woman in a fancy dress.
2455 A young child standing on a chair.
2456 A seated young woman searing glasses.
2457 Two seated little boys flanked by
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| 359,186 |
they were so few. Caesar, to deceive them, still drew back, and made as though he fled from them, lodging in places meet for a captain that had but a few, to fight with a great number of his enemies, and commanded his men in no wise to stir out to skirmish with them, but compelled them to raise up the ramparts of his camp, and to fortify the gates, as men that were afraid, because the enemies should the less esteem of them: until that at length he took opportunity, by their disorderly coming, to assail the trenches of his camp (they were grown to such a presumptuous boldness and bravery); and then sallying out upon them, he put them all to flight with slaughter of agreat number of them.
This did suppress all the rebellions of the Gauls in those parts, and furthermore, he himself in person went in the midst of winter thither, where[ever] he heard they did rebel: for that there was come a new supply out of Italy of three whole legions: of the which, two of them Pompey lent him, and the other legion, he himself had levied in Gaul about the river of Po.
[But in a while the seeds of war, which had long since been secretly sown and scattered by the most powerful men in those warlike nations, broke forth into the greatest and most dangerous war that was in those parts.] For everywhere they levied multitudes of men, and great riches besides, to fortify their strongholds. Furthermore
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| 41,088,116 |
(1981), the Commonwealth Court was faced with interpreting Section 1002(11) and held that the actual activities performed are irrelevant but rather, the claimant was eligible for unemployment compensation benefits because the claimant's position was not designated as major policymaking or advisory pursuant to or under the law of the Commonwealth. The court explained that Section 1002(11) required some official designation communicating the concept that the position is policymaking or advisory, under or pursuant to law.
Subsequent Commonwealth Court cases relied on Gahres and reached similar results. In Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, 61 Pa. Commw. 107, 433 A.2d 156 (1981), the Commonwealth Court, relying on their decision in Gahres, held that the unemployment compensation claimant was eligible for compensation because his jobwas not designated as major policymaking or advisory pursuant to Commonwealth law. In Bowe v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, 83 Pa.Commw. 221, 477 A.2d 587 (1984), the Commonwealth Court, relying on Gahres, held that the claimant was not eligible for unemployment compensation benefits because his position was designated as major policymaking or advisory. In Ging v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, 84 Pa.Commw. 244, 479 A.2d 37 (1984), the Commonwealth Court, again relying on Gahres, held that the claimant was entitled to unemployment compensation because although claimant may have had an advisory position, such position was not designated as advisory and therefore did not fall within the exclusion from unemployment compensation.
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| 57,924,625 |
as Alfred had planned.
Athelstan was a pious man who enthusiastically collected religious relics. At this time culture and art were focused entirely on the Christian Church, which left Athelstan's cultural enthusiasm with few other outlets. Religion was also a powerful unifying force in a politically discordant time. Unity was Athelstan's priority. As well as embracing a universal Church, political moves were made towards unifying England as much as possible. Athelstan headed off potential trouble in northern England by the judicious marriage of his sisters. In the last five years of Edward the Elder's reign Irish Norsemen had conquered York, and had set up a powerful new kingdom there. Its first king, Regnald, had submitted to Edward in 920, and now his successor Sihtric married Athelstan's sister. The weddingtook place at Tamworth in late January 926, but did not have the desired result in bringing unity. When Sihtric died in 921 he was replaced by Olaf, who immediately invited a Norse army to cross from Ireland to begin an offensive in England. Athelstan had to move quickly, invading Northumbria and advancing towards York. This campaign was a great success. Not only were the Norse defeated, but their allies, Scotland, Gwent and Strathclyde, ended hostilities, their kings formally submitting themselves to Athelstan at Eamont on the 12th of July 927. They were joined there by Ealdred, King of the free Northumbrians, who also offered his submission.
Athelstan now decided to clearly delineate his growing kingdom. He settled on the river Wye as a frontier between England and Wales.
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| 12,922,410 |
(Tannenbaum 110; Hatlen 37; Irving H.
Buchen, "Frankenstein and the Alchemy of Creation and
Evolution," Wordsworth Circle 8 [1977]: 111).
41. The argument offered here, which traces
Frankenstein's handling of procreation and suicide to
Book Ten of Paradise Lost, may be seen as supporting
Sandra Gilbert's claim that Mary Shelley's story "is a
fictionalized rendition of the meaning of Paradise Lost
to women" (Gilbert and Gubar 221). In Gilbert's view, Victor
and the monster are both versions of the silenced and suppressed
figure of Milton's Eve: Victor has Eve's criminal curiosity,
longs to give birth to a new race, but discovers that he is
fallen (Gilbert and Gubar 234).
The monster, in turn, embodies Eve's isolation, her fear of
isolation, and her sense of her own deformity (Gilbert and Gubar
239-41). To this list of traits
we may add Eve's death-wish.
44. On Mary's wishesOutdoor resting and nectar feeding behaviour of some mosquito species in two villages in Egypt.
Mosquito resting on different host plants were collected from two localities in Egypt, Kafr Tohoria village, Qualubiya governorate and El Abtal village, Ismailia governorate. Collected mosquitoes were identified, classified to their feeding stage and tested for carbohydrate feeding. Results indicated that Cx. pipiens represented 96% and above of collected species in the two localities. The available plants and crops showed different attraction levels for resting female mosquitoes. Most of the collected females were empty. Mosquitoes may be attracted to certain plants due to the presence of some phagostimulant chemicals rather than the presence of the sugars.
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| 57,432,436 |
on an Audit of Financial Statements Performed in Accordance With Government Auditing Standards
To the Commissioners
North Carolina Education Lottery
Raleigh, North Carolina
We have audited the accompanying statements of net assets of the North Carolina Education Lottery (NCEL), a
major enterprise fund of the State of North Carolina as of June 30, 2009, 2008 and 2007, and the related statements of
revenues, expenses, and changes in fund net assets and cash flows for the years then ended, and have issued our report thereon dated October 15, 2009. We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America and the standards applicable to financial audits contained in Government Auditing Standards, issued by the Comptroller General of the United States.
As discussed in Note 2, the financial statements presentonly the NCEL and do not purport to, and do not, present fairly the financial position of the State of North Carolina, as of and for the years ended June 30, 2009, 2008, and 2007, and the changes in its financial position and its cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.
Internal Control over Financial Reporting
In planning and performing our audit, we considered the NCEL’s internal control over financial reporting as a basis for designing our audit procedures for the purpose of expressing our opinion on the financial statements, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the NCEL’s internal control over financial reporting.
Accordingly, we do not express an opinion on
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| 58,201,979 |
uncooperative, and
unable to regulate her emotions. He also stated that defendant reported to him
that she had tested positive for cocaine and marijuana and expressed a desire to
resume her use of PCP. Kanen concluded that the reunification of defendant
with the children would expose them to an unnecessary risk of harm.
Dr. Charles E. Daly, another psychologist, also performed evaluations and
testified for the Division at trial. He, too, issued a report early on that was
somewhat optimistic about defendant's progress. Daly was primarily concerned
about defendant's mental health and addiction to drugs. Based on personality
testing, he found defendant demonstrated signs of anxiety, depression, paranoia,
and mania. She also displayed symptoms of schizophrenia, borderline
personality disorder, antisocial behavior, and suicidal ideation. He concluded
that defendant could not safely parent the childrenfrom the services.
Dr. Larry E. Dumont, a psychiatrist, also conducted multiple evaluations
of defendant and testified for the Division as to his findings. He recommended
that the Division move towards TPR and adoption. Dumont confirmed that
defendant suffered from bipolar disorder. The doctor found that defendant
displayed a lack of ownership of her mental health issues and blamed others f or
her problems. He observed that she specifically blamed the Division for her
shortcomings when her inability to complete treatment was due to her non -
compliance with the recommended therapies for bipolar disorder. Dumont
explained that if defendant experienced a drug relapse, she would not be able to
safely parent the children.
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§ 3237(a). Livingston's shipments of mari-
juana into the Eastern District of Virginia, along with his telephone
calls into that district instructing the distribution of the marijuana in
Virginia and the transportation of the funds back to California, and his
structuring of the financial transactions of sending and receiving the
drug proceeds from the Eastern District of Virginia to California,
demonstrate unequivocally that Livingston's money laundering
offenses began and continued in the Eastern District of Virginia. See
United States v. Gilboe, 684 F.2d 235, 237, 239 (2d Cir. 1982) (hold-
ing that venue was proper in New York for the continuing offense of
wire fraud when the defendant, who lived in Hong Kong, made sev-
eral telephone calls to New York to arrange the fraudulent conduct);
United States v. Lewis, 676 F.2d 508, 511 (11th Cir. 1982) (finding
that telephone callin combination with additional evidence, such as evi-
dence of [a] defendant's drug trafficking" (internal quotation marks
and citations omitted) (alterations in original)). Here, viewing the evi-
dence in the light most favorable to the Government, there is suffi-
cient evidence to support the inference that Livingston reinvested
illegal proceeds into the drug trafficking operation.
The evidence that Livingston received funds from the drug traffick-
ing was overwhelming. Several of Livingston's co-conspirators testi-
fied that Livingston recruited them to ship marijuana and retrieve wire
transfers for him. Co-conspirators who operated in the Eastern Dis-
trict of Virginia testified about paying Livingston by Western Union
wire transfers or overnight express shipments of cash. One co-
conspirator identified wire tapped conversations between him and
Livingston during which the co-conspirator told Livingston the track-
ing numbers of wire transfers he was sending to Livingston in
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Trump, the youngest Trump daughter, shared memories of her father on tonight's Republican National Convention debate stage, saying he would leave notes on all her report cards
The younger Trump talked mostly about how her dad played a motivating role in her life and the lives of others.
'His desire for excellence is contagious,' she said. 'He possesses a unique gift for bringing that trait out in others starting with those closest to him.'
'He's always helped me be the best version of myself. By encouragement and by example, he motivates me to work my hardest and stay true to who I am and what I believe,' she added.
'That's what he does. He draws out the talent and drive in people,' she said, saying it's a quality great for a dad,proud he was of his children's performances in Cleveland
Marla Maples (left) posted this picture with her on her social media with Tiffany and her boyfriend Ross Mechanic with the caption: 'Just before I did my happy proud mamma dance! Backstage w/ @TiffanyATrump after she rocked her speech'
Nerves: Tiffany admitted to being apprehensive before giving her speech to millions of people nationwide
She also recalled how her father would always check in on her family in Georgia, noting how several members were veterans
She also recalled how her father would always check in on her mom's family in Georgia, noting how several members were veterans, a group her father often talks about when on the stump.
Tiffany Trump also touted her father's behavior when he found out that she had lost someone
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court ordered further hearing on said accounting to be continued until December 8, 1975. On November 24, 1975, respondent corporation filed its accounting herein which was admitted into evidence as defendant's Exhibit A at the subsequent hearings in April, 1976.
"Appellants on December 2, 1975, filed objections to said accounting. The court ordered that further hearing on said accounting be continued until February 6, 1976, and then continued to April 2, 1976. In the interim, appellants on January 27, 1976, filed further objections to the accounting filed November 24, 1975.
"On April 2, 1976, and April 13, 1976, the court conducted hearings on the motion to surcharge officers and directors, the accounting that was filed, and the objections thereto. Evidence both oral and documentary were presented at said hearing andcause to join respondents as defendants, filed herein August 17, 1979, by plaintiff, was served personally on respondent, John R. McCann on August 23, 1979, and on respondent Robert E. King, Jr., on August 22, 1979. The hearing as to whether or not these respondents were to be brought in as parties was held September 26, 1979. Both respondents were before the court by counsel "appearing specially"; Lynn King was not served personally as she could not be found. There had been a previous order to show cause filed by appellant to join Robert E. King, Jr., Lynn King and John R. McCann. This had not been served personally on any of the three, was heard October 31, 1978, and denied. This denial did not preclude appellants from
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attacks on the fort, and
on the look-out for any opportunity which might offer itself for the
deliverance of their men.
Meanwhile the Syracusans and their allies in Sicily had brought up
to the squadron guarding Messina the reinforcement which we left them
preparing, and carried on the war from thence, incited chiefly by
the Locrians from hatred of the Rhegians, whose territory they had
invaded with all their forces. The Syracusans also wished to try their
fortune at sea, seeing that the Athenians had only a few ships actually
at Rhegium, and hearing that the main fleet destined to join them
was engaged in blockading the island. A naval victory, they thought,
would enable them to blockade Rhegium by sea and land, and easily
to reduce it; a success which would at once place their affairs upon
a solid basis,the promontory of Rhegium in Italy and Messina in Sicily
being so near each other that it would be impossible for the Athenians
to cruise against them and command the strait. The strait in question
consists of the sea between Rhegium and Messina, at the point where
Sicily approaches nearest to the continent, and is the Charybdis through
which the story makes Ulysses sail; and the narrowness of the passage
and the strength of the current that pours in from the vast Tyrrhenian
and Sicilian mains, have rightly given it a bad reputation.
In this strait the Syracusans and their allies were compelled to fight,
late in the day, about the passage of a boat, putting out with rather
more than thirty ships against sixteen Athenian and eight Rhegian
vessels. Defeated by the Athenians they hastily set off, each
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the class period. (Doc. 73, ¶ 72) Timothy L. Main ("Main") served as the company's chief executive officer and president and as a director. (Doc. 73, ¶ 55) Forbes I.J. Alexander ("Alexander") served as treasurer from November, 1996, through August, 2004, and was promoted to chief financial officer in September, 2004. (Doc. 73, ¶ 64) Mark T. Mondello ("Mondello") was appointed chief operating officer in 2002. (Doc. 73, ¶ 56) Ronald J. Rapp ("Rapp") served as chief operating officer from 2000 through 2002. (Doc. 73, ¶ 66) Chris A. Lewis ("Lewis") acted as chief financial officer from August, 1999, through September, 2004. (Doc. 73, ¶ 65) Scott D. Brown ("Brown") was appointed executive vice-president in November, 2002. (Doc. 73, ¶ 57) Wesley B. Edwards ("Edwards") served as apublished an article, "The Perfect PaydaySome CEOs reap millions by landing stock options when they are most valuable; Luckor something else?" (Doc. 73, ¶ 143) The article questions the timing of options granted to executives of several technology companies. (Doc. 73, ¶ 143) The article identifies six stock options granted to Jabil's chief executive officer, Main, at "suspicious" times between 1998 and 2001. (Doc. 73, ¶ 144) A statistical analysis performed at the behest of the newspaper calculates the supposed odds of Main's six grants occurring at such auspicious moments as "roughly one million to one." (Doc. 73, ¶ 44) In the days and weeks following publication, Main and other Jabil executives denied that Jabil had engaged in backdating. (Doc. 73, ¶¶ 146-47, 168-69, 180)
Allegedly "diverting `investors' focus
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that UMBC will send two athletes to the same NCAA meet.
In the preliminary round on Friday, Rentzsch took the top spot in Flight 1, and 14th overall with his career-best toss of 67.41m (221'2"). In the finals, needing to gain a top-12 spot, the Retriever freshman slipped into 15th after the first two rounds. But with his final heave of the competition he tacked another 11 feet on to his school record to jump to fifth overall with a distance of 70.88m (232'6"). In addition to earning a trip to Oregon for the NCAA meet, Rentzsch also gained a spot at the German National Championships to be held July 6-7.
Jackson advances to Oregon after taking third in heat three of the 100m dash, despite finishing 17th overall. Thesophomore standout moves on to the national meet with a time of 11.53 in the race, behind Octavious Freeman (11.10) of Central Florida and Dezerea Bryant (11.26) from Clemson.
Jackson also competed in the 200m dash on Friday evening, taking fourth in heat six, just missing out on advancing to Saturday's finals. Jackson (24.00) was barely beat out by Georgia's Tynia Gaither(23.64) to claim the final spot in the heat.
In the men's 110m hurdles, senior Trae Proctor (Brandywine, Md./Thomas Stone) ran his second-fastest time of the year (14.28) to finish sixth in heat six and 37th overall. Terrence Somerville from Cincinnati paced the field in the prelims with a time of 13.37. Proctor broke the 38-year old UMBC school record earlier this year with his run of 14.12 at
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plans containing improvements designed to access the curvilinear road. In November 1985, however, the City voted to delete the curvilinear road from its downtown development plan, and in June 1987, it formally disapproved construction of the road. At some time prior to the City's disapproval of the construction of the curvilinear road, the City installed a traffic light at the intersection specified in the addendum to the agreement. The installation of the light presumably would relieve the City of its obligation to construct the curvilinear road. However, appellant alleges that the light is "nonfunctional." It is unclear from the limited record before us whether Largo Bunch ever paid the $100,000.00 it was required to pay at closing, whether it conveyed its parcel to the City and, indeed, whetherthe closing took place at all.
After the City's disapproval of the curvilinear road construction, appellant filed a complaint, and then the amended complaint that is the subject of this appeal. The amended complaint alleges causes of action against the City for specific performance of the agreement, breach of contract, and temporary injunction prohibiting the City from reallocating funds originally allocated toward the construction of the curvilinear road. The amended complaint also seeks damages against the individual appellees, who are Largo city commissioners, for tortious interference with contract and deprivation of civil rights pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983. Appellees moved to dismiss the amended complaint, and appellant filed a motion for leave to amend to seek return of the money consideration it has already paid to the City
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all this, Ur. Fay continued in his active role
as radio performer and as Chief Announcer for WMAK. While at the station,
he appeared before its microphones in the varied capacities of baritone
soloist, conductor of the WMAK Opera Company (directing Gilbert and Sulli-
ran operas), and as a member of the WMAK Male - Quartet. His announcing
duties ranged from routine assignments to the handling of special and
sporting events.
Also, during his 16 months in Buffalo, Mr. Pay sang professionally in local churches and with the Shea Theater Orchestra as soloist between movies and vaudeville acts. As in Schenectady, he was frequently
l invited to speak' on the subject of broadcasting before various local
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In addition to all this, Ur. Fay continued in his active role
as radio performer and as Chief Announcer for WMAK. While at the station,
he appeared before its microphones in the varied capacities of baritone
soloist, conductor of the WMAK Opera Company (directing Gilbert and Sulli-
ran operas), and as a member of the WMAK Male - Quartet. His announcing
duties ranged from routine assignments to the handling of special and
sporting events.
Also, during his 16 months in Buffalo, Mr. Pay sang professionally in local churches and with the Shea Theater Orchestra as soloist between movies and vaudeville acts. As in Schenectady, he was frequently
l invited to speak' on the subject of broadcasting before various local
Ye Ad-Club Round Table
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Friday, April 1st. 1927) Lafayette Hot.
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Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019.
Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews (34) skates up the ice against the Coyotes during the first period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019. Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
Photos: Arizona Coyotes season – 2018-19
Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews (34) skates up the ice against the Coyotes during the first period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019.
Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews (34) skates up the ice against the Coyotes during the first period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019. Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
Photos: Arizona Coyotes season – 2018-19
Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews (34) skates up the ice against the Coyotes during the first period atGila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019.
Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
Coyotes' Alex Goligoski (33) and Maple Leafs' Patrick Marleau (12) during the first period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019. Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
Photos: Arizona Coyotes season – 2018-19
Coyotes' Alex Goligoski (33) and Maple Leafs' Patrick Marleau (12) during the first period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019.
Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
Coyotes' Alex Galchenyuk (17) celebrates a goal with teammate Nick Cousins (25) during the second period at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz. on February 16, 2019. Patrick Breen, Patrick Breen/The Republic
Photos: Arizona Coyotes season – 2018-19
Coyotes' Alex Galchenyuk (17) celebrates a goal with teammate Nick Cousins (25) during the second period at
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citation. When the noise offender
refused to sign the citation, Jones handcuffed him. The man resisted, and Jones
knocked the man to the ground to subdue him. Jones sought out his supervisor the
following day and apologized for his overreaction, explaining that he had “messed
up.” The supervisor accepted Jones’ apology but still filled out a written report on
the incident. Jones was not disciplined on that occasion because his supervisor did
not believe the behavior would re-occur. The supervisor did note that Jones had
been “counseled on the proper way to handle county ordinance charges and the
correct manner in which to defuse these types of incidents.”
About nine months later in September 2002, Jones was accused of using
profanity and brandishing his firearm at a bystander whom he was questioningmay have involved Jones. As to
the first, Williams notes that one of Jones’ fellow officers testified during his
deposition for this lawsuit that Jones had assaulted an unconscious, handcuffed
suspect while using racial slurs and profanity in February 2002. The officer
claimed to have reported Jones’ behavior to supervisors, but he could not
remember to whom he had made the report.
As evidence of the second other instance of inappropriate behavior,
Williams notes that in December 2003 a homeless man told Rockdale County
police that a DeKalb County officer had driven him across county lines, assaulted
him, and left him there. A medical examination of the man performed after the
incident showed no injuries, and he could remember neither the type of car he rode
in nor the officer who drove it.
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Determinants of high rates of smoking among people with psychosis living in a socially disadvantaged region in South Australia.
This study aimed to identify factors associated with the high rates of smoking amongst people with psychosis living in a disadvantaged region in Adelaide, South Australia. Data were collected from 402 people with psychosis, aged 18-64 years, who lived in the northern suburbs of Adelaide. This area is disadvantaged on many measures of socioeconomic well-being and people living in this region have higher rates of smoking compared to the general Australian population. We hypothesised that whilst tobacco use by people with psychosis living in this region was primarily associated with mental illness, factors related to social disadvantage also contributed to the high rates of smoking. Approximately 74% of men andprobably very frightened that another devastating disappointment could occur at my birth.
I’ve gone back to dusty West Texas just once, for the wedding of Nita Bovarie and Russ DiNapoli. They were students with me in the summer of 1972 in Heidelberg, Germany. They fell in love and decided to be married in Lubbock, her home town, at her parents’ church where I too was on the “Cradle Roll” as an infant. (I still have the certificate.) It was the Broadway Church of Christ, where Norvel Young, my second father, was the preacher while my parents were missionaries in Germany. That church was the chief financial support for the missionary group that followed Otis Gatewood to Germany in 1947.When my parents’ five years in Germany were complete, and they
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to produce the film; executive producers Jay Sedrish, Michael Lehman, Jeffrey N. Gant and Don Mandrik; as well as first assistant director Hillary Schwartz, location manager Charles T. Baxter, director of photography Mike Ozier and Meddin Studios, which provided production and filming equipment and personnel.
Also named as defendants are Rayonier Performance Fibers, the paper company that owns the land around the train tracks where Midnight Rider was filming when a train struck and killed Jones. CSX Transportation, which operates the railroad tracks, is also named as a defendant.
STORY: A Train, a Narrow Trestle and 60 Seconds to Escape: How 'Midnight Rider' Victim Sarah Jones Lost Her Life
The suit argues that the "Defendants' negligence actually and proximately caused Sarah's injuries and death, rendering Defendants liable to Plaintiffs' for Sarah'sinjuries, pain and suffering, the value of her life, and all other elements of damages allowed under the laws of the State of Georgia."
Jones' parents are seeking "general and specific damages in amount to be determined by jury," according to the complaint. The suit also argues that Jones' parents are entitled to punitive damages because the defendants "showed willful misconduct, wantonness, oppression or that entire want of care which raises the presumption of conscious indifference to consequences."
STORY: Exclusive Interview With Parents of 'Midnight Rider' Victim Sarah Jones
The plaintiffs also are seeking the payment of any authorized attorneys' fees, interest and any additional relief as the court deems appropriate.
Although Jones was killed in Wayne County, the suit notes that the filming of Midnight Rider was based in Chatham County,
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of the king’s revenues, and those of the sheriffs, bailiffs, &c., and for judging the suits that arose on this subject. It was composed of barons, chosen by the king to form his council, and to aid him in his government. In proportion as the larger assembly, the Curia regis, came to be held less frequently, so did the Court of Exchequer gain in importance. The barons who composed it began to judge on their own responsibility, and alone, in the absence and before the convocation of the assembly; this change was introduced by necessity, confirmed by custom, and Edition: current; Page: [254] finally sanctioned and established by law. About the year 1164, another royal court of justice, distinct from the Court of Exchequer, arose out of it,the members of which, however, were the same as those composing the Court of Exchequer. The kings lent their assistance to this change, because it benefited their revenues. At this period were established writs of chancery, which gave to purchasers the right to apply at once to the royal justice, without previously passing the subordinate courts of justice. Soon the ignorance of the freeholders, who composed the county-courts, necessitated the same extension of the royal justice there also, and, in the reign of Henry I., itinerant justices were sent into the counties, in order to administer there in the same way as was done by the Court of Exchequer. This institution was in full vigour only during the reign of Henry II.
In this way the predominant influence of
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supports a large undisturbed stand of Pisonia beach forest
Location:
Oceania Baker Island: atoll in the North Pacific Ocean 1,830 nm southwest of Honolulu, about halfway between Hawaii and Australia Howland Island: island in the North Pacific Ocean 1,815 nm southwest of Honolulu, about halfway between Hawaii and Australia Jarvis Island: island in the South Pacific Ocean 1,305 nm south of Honolulu, about halfway between Hawaii and Cook Islands Johnston Atoll: atoll in the North Pacific Ocean 717 nm southwest of Honolulu, about one-third of the way from Hawaii to the Marshall Islands Kingman Reef: reef in the North Pacific Ocean 930 nm south of Honolulu, about halfway between Hawaii and American Samoa Midway Islands: atoll in the North Pacific Ocean 1,260 nm northwest of Honolulu near the end ofthe Hawaiian Archipelago, about one-third of the way from Honolulu to Tokyo Palmyra Atoll: atoll in the North Pacific Ocean 960 nm south of Honolulu, about halfway between Hawaii and American Samoa
Size comparison: Baker Island: about 2.5 times the size of the National Mall in Washington, DC Howland Island: about three times the size of the National Mall in Washington, DC Jarvis Island: about eight times the size of the National Mall in Washington, DC Johnston Atoll: about 4.5 times the size of the National Mall in Washington, DC Kingman Reef: a little more than 1.5 times the size of the National Mall in Washington, DC Midway Islands: about nine times the size of the National Mall in Washington, DC Palmyra Atoll: about 20 times the size of
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| 42,141,431 |
appearance. Well-settled principles will govern its resolution.
The property here involved, traversed in part by Benson road, the road in controversy, lies in Mason county. It is adjacent to bodies of water known as Blue lake and Ford lake, and entirely encloses Thunder lake. Mr. Pulleyblank had visited the property (having traveled thereto, in fact, on Benson road) and, in October, 1950, took an option thereon. Believing, from inquiries made and advices received, that the lake was a private lake and the roads were private roads, the purchase was consummated. However, after plaintiff "closed the deal," and some time later returned to his property, "I was surprised the road had been worked on." The road commissioners admitted doing the work, claiming the roads were public roads. Mr. Pulleyblank thereuponstretched a chain across one end of Benson road (on his property), placed a barrier across the other, and these actions resulted. The plaintiffs demand that the road commission be enjoined from working on the roads, and the commission, in turn, demands that plaintiffs quit interfering with the free public use of the roads. Hearing before the chancellor resulted in a decree against plaintiffs and they are before us on a general appeal. We need not refer to certain supplemental motions made.
The Benson road, as noted, is the road in controversy before us. If a public road at all, as defendants assert and as plaintiffs deny, it is such by implied dedication, since the record is silent as to formal establishment or laying-out. (CL 1948, § 221.20 [Stat
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centre was two hundred metres from a factory extremists used to manufacture mortars and missiles, quite possibly those used to bomb civilians in Damascus. It contained a fire-truck stolen from the real Syrian Civil Defense, as well as ambulances and vehicles all torched when the White Helmets left Ghouta with terrorists of Jaysh al-Islam and Faylaq al-Rahman, among others. They were all safely transported to Idlib as per the deal with the Syrian government.
The other White Helmets centre I saw was in the Ansari district of Aleppo’s east. Formerly a school (and now returned to this status), this centre was a half minute’s walk to the headquarters of al-Qaeda in Syria, as well as the Abu Amara Brigades, and other extremists.
Vanessa Beeley, who had previously been to Ansari,potentially dangerous men will be settled? No sign of that so far, and indeed highly unlikely.
Why did the Canadian government refuse the entry of 100 injured Palestinian children from Gaza in 2014, a truly humanitarian effort, and yet will fast-track the entry of potentially dangerous men with potential ties to terrorists?
As for the claims of danger to the White Helmets in southern Syria, their comrades in eastern Aleppo and in eastern Ghouta were safely transported out of those areas, along with their families and with extremists who refused to take amnesty, while Aleppo and eastern Ghouta had peace restored. The White Helmets are potential security threats to citizens in the Western nations planning on hosting them.
As citizens privy to all this information and all the questions on the
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She has 609 followers.
dulce is 19 years old, she was born on December 24, 2000.
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When asked about smoking and drinking, she replied yeah / yeah.
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Madilu is 18 years old, she was born on January 13, 2001.
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Fuegians above-mentioned, obtained from them at various times and by many different persons, it is proved that they eat human flesh upon particular occasions, namely, when excited by revenge or extremely pressed by hunger. Almost always at war with adjoining tribes, they seldom meet but a hostile encounter is the result; and then those who are vanquished and taken, if not already dead, are killed and eaten by the conquerors. The arms and breast are eaten by the women; the men eat the legs; and the trunk is thrown into the sea. During a severe winter, when hard frost and deep snow prevent their obtaining food as usual, and famine is staring them in the face, extreme hunger impels them to lay violent hands on the oldest womanof their party, hold her head over a thick smoke, made by burning green wood, and pinching her throat, choke her. They then devour every particle of the flesh, not excepting the trunk, as in the former case. Jemmy Button, in telling this horrible story as a great secret, seemed to be much ashamed of his countrymen, and said, he never would do so—he would rather eat his own hands. When asked why the dogs were not eaten, he said "Dog catch iappo" (iappo means otter). York told me that they always eat enemies whom they killed in battle; and I have no doubt that he told me the truth.
When the Dutch fleet were in Nassau Bay (1624), a boat's crew were attacked by the natives, murdered and
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printed listed of write-in candidates to voters at the polling place. The DoE's director would end up responding to our public records request by admitting that the DoE had never before provided such a list to polling places.
A judge sided with McAdams' (and with Miller, who'd joined him) on that complaint, only to be overturned by the state Supreme Court in the days before the November election.
Following what appeared to be his defeat as write-in ballots (but not the others) were being examined by hand in mid-November, Miller hinted at the possibility of requesting a hand-count of all ballots, an idea which, given Alaska's hinky history with its Diebold tabulation system, we recommended.
A federal judge would temporarily halt Murkowski's official certification after Miller filed suit, but sent thecase down to state court where he said matters of state law needed to be heard before federal Constitutional issues were examined.
Miller's complaint pointed to disparities in the way write-in ballots, versus ballots for other candidates, were tabulated, and how state law appeared to be in contradiction with the manner in which the DoE had decided to accept valid write-in votes --- just as we'd predicted would likely be the case back in September. His arguments were rejected out of hand by the state court --- highlighting the necessity of counting ballots accurately and publicly on election night, rather than waiting for post-election legal battles which are almost always rejected by the courts. The AK Supreme Court, to the surprise of no one, similarly dismissed Miller's appeal on
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Held for entering US without valid papers
NEW DELHI: The first feeling Ravinder Singh, 25, had on touching down at Delhi was a sense of relief over his wrists and legs being untied before he stepped out of the chartered plane at IGI Airport on Wednesday morning. But he soon sobered up when he remembered the money his father had spent both on getting him to the United States and then trying to get him freed from a detention camp for illegal migrants there.It was a bittersweet moment to be back on home soil for Singh, a resident of Kaithal in Haryana. Sharing his mixed feelings were the other Indian detainees — 142 men and three women — who had been deported by the US for staying in thecountry without proper documents.It was a humiliating return journey for the group, trussed up as they were like common criminals during the flight from Arizona to Delhi, via Dhaka.They had paid agents around Rs 25 lakh each to clandestinely enter the US through different borders. Some even worked for a while before being detected by immigration authorities in Arizona, California, Texas, Georgia, New Jersey and Mississippi and confined to migrant camps, where they said conditions were challenging.After landing, the deportees were questioned by officials of the Intelligence Bureau and the Foreigners Regional Registration Office. The deportees said they would head home to Punjab, Haryana, Mumbai and Gujarat after immigration formalities were completed in Delhi.Their 24-hour-long flight departed from Arizona and reached Delhi at 7.30am on Wednesday after a
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(Texas Order and Judgment), in
which it dismissed
any and all claims that Mateo Cortez, in his individual capacity
or in his capacity as personal representative of the Estate of
Deborah Cortez, has to any assets of The William D. Short and
Phyllis D. Short Revocable Living Trust . . . other than his
A couple arrested over the death of an 11-month-old girl killed by a banned dog have been released on bail.
Ava-Jayne Corless was asleep in bed at a house in Blackburn on Monday night when she was savaged by the pit bull terrier.
The girl's mother, Chloe King, 20, and her partner, Lee Wright, 26, were held on suspicion of manslaughter.
Lancashire Police said: "The two people arrested in connection with the death of Ava-Jayne Corless at Blackburn have both been released on bail pending further inquiries."
Police and ambulance staff attempted to resuscitate Ava-Jayne at the address in Emily Street but she was pronounced dead at Royal Blackburn Hospital a short time later.
Police said the dog, which was destroyed after the attack, had been identified by experts as a pit bull
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neighborhood, with breathtaking views of the Hudson River, New York Harbor, and the Manhattan skyline. Residents have access to an impressive array of amenities at The Shipyard, including a fabulous waterfront park, a state-of-the-art fitness facilities, 2 rooftop pools, sundecks, children's play areas and much more. As the...
The Berkshire sits in the heart of The Shipyard, Hoboken's most coveted neighborhood, with breathtaking views of the Hudson River, New York Harbor, and the Manhattan skyline. Residents have access to an impressive array of amenities at The Shipyard, including a fabulous waterfront park, a state-of-the-art fitness facilities, 2 rooftop pools, sundecks, children's play areas and much more. As the...
The Berkshire sits in the heart of The Shipyard, Hoboken's most coveted neighborhood, with breathtaking views of the Hudson River, New YorkContents
Background
In 1475 the Ottoman's attempt to bring Moldavia under their control, at winter by
using an army of Rumelian local levies, ended disastrously with a
defeat in the Battle of Vaslui. During the proper
military campaign season, the Ottomans assembled a large army under
the command of the Sultan, Mehmed II and entered Moldavia in June
1476. Meanwhile groups of Tartars from the Crimean Khanate (the Ottomans' recent
ally) were sent to attack Moldavia. Romanian sources may state that
they were repelled,[1].
Other sources state that joint Ottoman and Crimean Tartar forces
"occupied Bessarabia and took Akkerman, gaining control of southern
mouth of Danube. Stephan tried to avoid open battle with the
Ottomans by following a scorched-earth policy."[2] In
the process the Moldavians forces ended up being dispersed
throughout the country, leaving only a small force of about
12-20.000 men, led by
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(Bueller was thinking of buying the model for himself when he turned 21). Although he "took precautions" in showing the gun to Bueller -- going with Bueller into a closet in the church and removing the gun's ammunition magazine -- Zambrana left a round in the pistol's chamber. The Ruger fired as he was explaining its safety features to Bueller, "sending a bullet through the wall and into the head of Hannah Kelley, 20, -- Bueller's girlfriend and daughter of the church's pastor, Tim Kelley." Hannah Kelley died the following Saturday. Zambrana, a licensed security officer, also served as security for the church's events. Church member Tony Diehl told a reporter that after the shooting his father told him that he knew of three church "regulars" with concealedto introduce another version (S. 2213) which recognizes the "rights" of gun carriers from states that don't require permits to carry.
While Florida's 'Shoot First' law is the reason that George Zimmerman has not been arrested, it's Florida's concealed carry law that enabled him to confront Trayvon Martin with a loaded handgun in the first place. Without Florida's lax concealed carry law Trayvon Martin would be alive today. Across America, hundreds of innocent lives and families have been decimated, their communities shaken, by concealed carry killers who acted as judge, jury, and executioner.
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the Raigad district. It The town and its surrounding villages are the historic hinterland of Bene Israeli Jews. There is a Synagogue in the "Israel Ali" area of the town.
Alleppey
Alleppey, called Alappuzha lies on the edge of the great Ashtamudi lake. With the Arabian Sea on the west and a vast labyrinth of lakes, lagoons and several freshwater rivers criss-crossing it, Alappuzha is a district of immense natural beauty.Related to the Venice of the East by travellers from around the world, this Backwater Country is also home to diverse range of animals and birds. It has always been honoured a unique place in the maritime history of Kerala for its proximity to the sea.Alleppey has emerged as a Backwater Tourist Centre, beckoning thousands of foreign tourists each year.Alleppey is also famous for its Boat races, Houseboat Holidays, Beaches, Marine Products and Coir Industry. Every year, during August-September, Alleppey wakes up to the pulsating Nehru Cup Snake Boat Race, a water sport unique to ...Alleppey, called Alappuzha lies on the edge of the great Ashtamudi lake. With the Arabian Sea on the west and a vast labyrinth of lakes, lagoons and several freshwater rivers criss-crossing it, Alappuzha is a district of immense natural beauty.Related to the Venice of the East by travellers from around the world, this Backwater Country is also home to diverse range of animals and birds. It has always been honoured a unique place in the maritime history of Kerala for its proximity to the sea.Alleppey has emerged as a Backwater Tourist Centre,
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form. Both officers were aware that defendant had just turned 17 years old.
¶ 17 At first, the detectives were only trying to gather facts on defendant’s whereabouts on
July 7, 2009. They knew that Joshua Terdic had been shot in the head and was in critical
condition at the time of the interview. Defendant initially told officers he was not in Channahon
on July 7.
¶ 18 The officers left the room to speak with the detectives who were interviewing Hill, Vetor
like lying,” but acknowledged he had lied initially
6
to cover his tracks. He did not want to get anyone else in trouble. Finally, he acknowledged that
he went to the police station voluntarily, had not been handcuffed, that no promises had been
made, that he had been given his Miranda rights, and had been
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Govan (2008)
"Real Women Have Curves" by Patricia Cardoso (2002)
"Saving Face" by Alice Wu (2004)
"Second Coming" by Debbie Tucker Green (2014)
"Something Necessary" by Judy Kibinge (2013)
"Something New" by Sanaa Hamri (2006)
"Still the Water" by Naomi Kawase (2014)
"Stranger Inside" by Cheryl Dunye (2001)
"Sugar Cane Alley/Black Shack Alley" by Euzhan Palcy (1983)
"The Kite" by Randa Chahal Sabag (2003)
"The Rich Man's Wife" by Amy Holden Jones (1996)
"The Secret Life of Bees" by Gina Prince-Bythewood (2008)
"The Silence of the Palace" by Moufida Tlatli (1994)
"The Watermelon Woman" by Cheryl Dunye (1996)
"The Women of Brewster Place" by Donna Deitch (1989)
"Their Eyes Were Watching God" by Darnell Martin (2005)
"Things We Lost in the Fire" by Susanne Bier (2007)
"Wadjda" by Haifaa Al-Mansour (2012)
"Water" by Deepa Mehta (2005)
"Whale Rider" by Niki Caro (2002)
"What's Cooking?" by Gurinder Chadha (2000)
"WhereThe honey, made mostly in New Zealand, has been called everything from a "secret sauce" to "liquid gold from Mother Nature" by doctors.
Research studies indicate manuka honey has up to nine times the germ-killing power of regular honey.
Shutterstock
Manuka honey is made from the nectar of the manuka tree in New Zealand.
Whitney Lancaster of Connecticut discovered manuka honey on a family vacation to New Zealand in 2016 and has made it a staple in her home ever since, using it on crackers and in tea and letting her children eat it by the spoonful.
Lancaster is part of the growing number of consumers helping to drive demand for the product. Exports of manuka honey to the United States tripled in 2017 compared to the previous year, according to the Unique
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part of a larger barrage of southern Israel: a Grad had also landed near Ashdod Tuesday night, causing no damage, and another seven mortar shells struck the region on Wednesday. During Tuesday, amid a general escalation stretching back to the weekend and earlier, Israeli planes had hit terrorist targets in Gaza, killing nine including four civilians.
Not surprisingly, on such days all Israelis with access to a TV turn it on periodically to see if there’s further news. Wednesday afternoon, there was: this time it was a bus being bombed in Jerusalem, killing a 60-year-old woman and injuring dozens, some seriously. The bomb appears to have been left inside a bag beside a telephone pole, the bomber—for the time being—to have escaped.
Not long ago, as anti-regime protests broke outgroups? In the case of Hillel – the largest Jewish student organization – it is to join the anti-Semites and attack their critics. At Florida State University, the campus Hillel joined in a coalition with the Muslim Students Association – the Hamas supporting campus group that is sponsoring the hate weeks against Israel across the country – to protest our campaign to correct the lies they were propagating. The name of the coalition? “The Coalition Against Hate.” Now how Orwellian is that.
Meanwhile at Brown, the student Hillel, which has written no such letters protesting Israel Apartheid Week, had this embarrassing mouthful to say:
To the Editor:
The student leadership at Brown-RISD Hillel would like to express its disapproval of an advertisement that ran on page 8 of yesterday’s Herald. The
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(Sno-cats and modified bulldozers). Starting in January 1957 (pre-IGY) Charles R. Bentley led a traverse from Little America V to the new Byrd station along the route blazed by United States Army engineers a few months before (the Army-Navy Drive[11]). His team conducted measurements of ice thickness and of the Earth’s magnetic and gravity field. The following summer season (1957–58) he led a second traverse out of Byrd Station that visited volcanoes of the Marie Byrd Land Volcanic Province for the first time. The traverse reached the Sentinel Mountains beyond eastern Marie Byrd Land before returning to Byrd Station. Bentley led a third traverse out of Byrd Station to the Horlick Mountains in 1958–59. These three traverses led to the discovery of the Bentley Subglacial Trench or Trough,a deep bedrock chasm between MBL and the Transantarctic Mountains of East Antarctica.[12]
During 1958–1960 TMA flights and a traverse out of Byrd Station visited and mapped the Executive Committee Range. TMA were flown in western Marie Byrd Land in 1964 and 1965. Following these efforts the United States Geological Survey (USGS) mounted land surveys to establish a series of reference points and benchmarks throughout much of Marie Byrd Land during 1966–1968.[13]
The USS Glacier explored the parts of the Walgreen Coast and Eights Coast in 1960–61. It had parties of geologists and surveyors along that were deployed to outcrops on land. This expedition to the far eastern reaches of Marie Byrd Land determined that Thurston Peninsula as proposed by earlier expeditions was in fact an island (Thurston Island).[14] In
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sacrifice and that the blood on the rag came
from the sacrificed creature. While there was some testimony supporting the
contention that Hardin sacrificed animals, the blood-stained cloth and chalice
· were the only physical evidence presented by the Commonwealth in support of
that theory. However, Hardin testified at trial that he cut his hand after
dropping the chalice and that the blood on the cloth was his own.
During the July 2015 evidentiary hearing, a DNA forensic expert testified
that, within a reasonable scientific certainty, the blood on the rag came from
Hardin. This type of DNA testing was unavailable at the time of trial. As such,
the trial court determined that this new evidence "significantly undermines ·.the
Commonwealth's theory at trial of this murder and, 8
pretrial confessions by Clark to Capps while incarcerated in the Meade County
Detention Center. Shortly after the jury reached a verdict, Clark became aware
of a letter written by Capps to another inmate urging him to corroborate his
testimony. Clark filed a writ of habeas corpus with the United States District
Court claiming prosecutorial misconduct due to the intentional suppression of
· evidence favorable to the accused, which was denied.
On appeal, the United States Court of Appeals held Clark was unable to
provide clear and convincing evidence that the prosecution knew of the letter
during trial. The court then denied a new trial. based on the
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Sphingid moths are
insect versions of hummingbirds. Both hover in midair by rapid wing beats
while drinking nectar with extremely long tongues (hummingbirds) or tube-like
mouthparts (moths), usually from elongated trumpet-shaped flowers that
have evolved their shape to exclude generalist pollinators like honeybees
in favor of more the specialized, exclusive pollination services of hummingbirds
and sphingid moths. In return for a supply of nectar reserved for them,
these animals do a good job of carrying pollen from flower to flower.
Some smaller species of sphingid moths fly about
during the daytime just like hummingbirds, but most of the larger ones,
including this white-lined sphinx, Hyles lineata (here feeding
on nectar from phlox in the photographer's perennial flower beds), are
usually nocturnal. The larger ones make a whirring sound with their wings
that is often confused with that of hummingbirds.
The white-lined sphinxis common in our region.
Its caterpillars feed on portulaca and a wide variety of horticultural
plants including apple, pear, plum, grape, tomato, melon, buckwheat and
turnips; as well as weedy species such as chickweed, purslane, and evening
primrose. The adults fly in mid summer to early autumn, and there is more
than one generation per year. The insect over winters underground as a
pupa.
References
Dunn, G. A. 1996. Insects of the Great Lakes Region.
University of Michigan Press.
Milne, L. and M. Milne. 1980. The Audubon Society Field
Guide to North American Insects and Spiders. Alfred A. Knopf, NY.
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to Wisconsin to pick up the cash. Allen told Taylor to expect two black men to be driving the truck of beef followed by another car. Later Allen called Taylor and notified him that he would not be talking with him again but that "his wife would." Near midnight the truck arrived at Marino's restaurant. Taylor did not recognize the persons driving the truck or the following car. The truck was unloaded and the payoff of $20,000 was made. Taylor returned to Chicago with the cash. Taylor then received a phone call from a woman identifying herself as "Joe's wife," who instructed him to bring the money to a laundromat, located half a block from Perkins' apartment. Meeting Perkins there,Allen admitted that he had been earning substantially in excess of what he had previously claimed. It was in this light that the court, unsympathetic with an "indigent" earning over $25,000 a year, terminated the defendant's free legal services and thereafter ordered him to repay to the government the full cost of his defense during his four years of probation.
16
Unhappy with the repayment order, the defendant has launched a barrage of objections asserting that the condition is unauthorized by statute, violates the equal protection and due process guarantees of the Constitution, and chills the exercise of the right to counsel. We find that the order of the district court conforms with the dictates of the Criminal Justice Act, 18 U.S.C. § 3006A(f).6 Judge Grady had
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portion under the sun.”
+++
Sentence Drawings
The entirety of On The Road by Jack Kerouac.
Basic Structure
After each sentence, the line turns right, creating the drawing.
+++
Sentence Length
Every sentence in On the Road, by Jack Kerouac, organized by words per sentence.
Colour Coding
Eleven thematic categories with colour coding for each theme.
Dean Moriarty (Protagonist)
An insight into the character of Dean Moriarty, the protagonist. Background into Dean’s life, his friends’ perception about him, Sal Paradise’s (the narrator) observation about his behaviour, and description of how he acts of speaks.
Bop & Jazz Music
Description of the bop music nights the circle of friends often attend, explanation of the history of bop or jazz in America, and vivid sketches of the music itself as well as the musicians who create it.
Social Events & Interaction
Relate to times when SalParadise and Dean Moriarty are meeting and spending time with friends in various social settings.
Travel
Experiences had by Sal Paradise, Dean Moriarty, and the rest of their circle of friends while travelling.
Sketches of Regional Life
Sal Paradise, the narrator, uses words to sketch a picture of the places he travels through, creating vivid images of the environment and the people who love in the locations in the mind of the reader.
Parties, Drinking & Drugs
Detail the parties Sal, Dean, and their friends go to as well as scenes which involve drinking or drug-taking.
Work & Survival
Describe the characters’ jobs of their experiences while searching for money to survive in their daily life or travels.
Sal Paradise (Narrator)
Sal Paradise is the narrator of On The Road, describing his travel across the United States and
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today.
Michael Thrift Murray Trial Begins
Hannah Peters
Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris arrives at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today.
Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris arrives at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today.
Michael Thrift Murray Trial Begins
Hannah Peters
Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris and his wife Julie Morris arrive at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the manaccused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today.
Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris and his wife Julie Morris arrive at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today.
Michael Thrift Murray Trial Begins
Hannah Peters
Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris and his wife Julie Morris arrive at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today.
Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris and his
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burglary occurred in February 2014. The other prior misdemeanor conviction appears to
be based on a theft from the Macy‘s store in Monterey in January 2013. Defendant was
granted probation in both cases on January 30, 2013. In May 2013, defendant violated
his probation when he committed a theft from the Kohl‘s store in Marina. The conditions
of defendant‘s prior grants of probation included orders that he stay away from the
Kohl‘s store in Marina and the entire Northridge Mall.
PROCEDURAL HISTORY
I. Charges and Plea
On March 3, 2014, the 6
imposed sentence in the two prior misdemeanor burglary cases based on violations of
probation resulting from defendant‘s new felony convictions. Defense counsel objected
to several of the conditions of probation proposed in the probation report, including the
proposed gang conditions, arguing there was no evidence the new crimes were gang-
related. The court sustained some objections, but disagreed regarding the gang
conditions.
In both the drug possession case and the felony burglary case, the court suspended
imposition of sentence, granted three years formal probation, and ordered defendant to
serve four days in county jail in as a condition of probation. As for the two prior
misdemeanor burglary convictions, the court revoked defendant‘s probation in both cases
and sentenced him to 360 days in county jail in each case
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Melania.
The scene of Donald Trump's inauguration as US President on January 20 2017 (L) and Barack Obama's first swearing in ceremony in 2009 (Reuters (L) Getty (R))
Trump and his aides didn’t believe he would win
Most polls in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election gave Hillary Clinton the edge. But Mr Wolff’s book claims the Trump team – including the President-to-be himself – were dubious he could win.
“Even though the numbers in a few key states had appeared to be changing to Trump’s advantage, neither [Kellyanne] Conway nor Trump himself nor his son-in-law, Jared Kushner — the effective head of the campaign — wavered in their certainty: Their unexpected adventure would soon be over,” Mr Wolff writes.
“Not only would Trump not be president, almost everyone in the campaignagreed, he should probably not be.”
Trump found the White House ‘scary’
The corridors of the White House, lined with paintings of past heads of state, must be an intimidating place for any new president – particularly one who had never held elected office.
And Mr Wolff’s account of the early days of the administration suggest Mr Trump found 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue “vexing and even a little scary”.
“He retreated to his own bedroom – the first time since the Kennedy White House that a presidential couple had maintained separate rooms,” claims Mr Wolff.
“In the first days, he ordered two television screens in addition to the one already there, and a lock on the door, precipitating a brief standoff with the Secret Service, who insisted they have access to the room.”
Mr Trump’s
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being driven by and with the permission of Charles C. Rayborn, the owner.
A compromise settlement was entered into between plaintiff and The Fidelity & Casualty Company of New York, which company was dismissed with prejudice and is no longer a party to this suit. Petitioner, however, asserts that he expressly reserved all his rights against the Great American Indemnity Company. For a cause of action against Great American Indemnity Company, it is alleged that it issued to Charles Rayborn, the owner of the 1956 Ford automobile, a policy of liability insurance which was in full force and effect on the date of *295 the injuries received by petitioner, and that petitioner has a claim against said insurer for injuries received by him within the purview of said policy.Following the filing of an answer by the Great American Indemnity Company, in due course, it also filed a motion for summary judgment predicated on the fact that Great American Indemnity Company's insured, Charles Rayborn, had sold the automobile involved in the accident 15 days before the accident, and that, five days prior to the accident, the company had effected a change-of-car endorsement whereby the coverage was taken off of the 1956 Ford automobile involved in the accident and such coverage was transferred to another vehicle acquired by Charles Rayborn.
The motion for summary judgment was supported by affidavits of Charles C. Rayborn and Mrs. Lois S. Spann, a partner in the local insurance agency representing the defendant company. On the day set down for the hearing, the plaintiff
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on October 3. Buick also named Judge Canel as prejudiced against him. On October 3 Judge Drucker ruled that Buick's motion would be held on the call for 24 hours. On October 3, Kolep's attorney informed that he did not join in Buick's change of venue and that he was ready for trial that morning. Avery's attorney made the same statement. The court informed them that it would have to wait until the venue matters were disposed of the following morning. On the following day four of the seven defendants joined in Buick's petition for a change of venue. Bracken named two judges Drucker (the judge before whom the case was pending) and Judge Holmgren. Coglan named Judge Drucker and Judge Hasten. McGovern named Judge Slater andhe cannot swear that the presiding judge is prejudiced against him where co-defendants have made such a petition and affidavit asking for a change of venue.
Defendant contends he was excused from joining in a petition before Judge Drucker because the two judges he feared were prejudiced against him, namely Judge Covelli *124 and Judge Salter were named in the petitions of Doherty and McGovern. Doherty was granted a severance. It was Doherty's petition that named Judge Covelli, the judge who presided at this trial. On October 4, 1960, all the defendants and their attorneys appeared before the chief justice of the criminal court, Judge Richard B. Austin. The various attorneys informed concerning the status of the change of venue matter. Then one of the attorneys informed the chief
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(Nishihara, Japan) in December 2015, for further evaluation of an oral mass. The patient had a 10-month history of swelling with gradual pain in the gums of his lower jaw. He had no previous malignancies and had never been exposed to ionizing radiation or been administered chemotherapy. He also had no history of family cancer syndrome; however, his mother had a history of kidney cancer. He was a smoker and drinker at the first visit. Written informed consent was obtained from the patient.
Incisional biopsy was performed in his previous clinic, and the lesion had previously been pathologically diagnosed as a spindle cell sarcoma highly suggestive of OS. For details, the histological findings of the initially diagnosed specimens revealed an irregular arrangement of spindle- or oval-shaped tumor cells, accompanying I.
Kocher pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography in 2007 and was
sentenced in January 2008 to 27 months in prison and 10 years of supervised release.
He began the term of supervised release in January 2010. His conditions of
supervision included participation in sex offender treatment and no computer use or
access to on-line service without prior approval of the Probation Office.
In the next eight years, Kocher frequently violated conditions of his supervised
release. The district court modified the
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xmap( 1, ) : 1st additional data entry for 2000 series bc's
c xmap( 2, ) : 2nd additional data entry for 2000 series bc's
c xmap( 3, ) : 3rd additional data entry for 2000 series bc's
c xmap( 4, ) : 4th additional data entry for 2000 series bc's
c xmap( 5, ) : 5th additional data entry for 2000 series bc's
c xmap( 6, ) : 6th additional data entry for 2000 series bc's
c xmap( 7, ) : 7th additional data entry for 2000 series bc's
c xmap( 8, ) : read(10,*) ifoo,ibif1(iptpif),
& nbi1(iptpif),nbj1(iptpif),nbk1(iptpif),
& nei1(iptpif),nej1(iptpif),nek1(iptpif),
& nd11(iptpif),nd21(iptpif)
222 continue
read(10,*)
do 223 iptpif=1,nptpif
read(10,*) ifoo,ibif2(iptpif),
& nbi2(iptpif),nbj2(iptpif),nbk2(iptpif),
&
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house.
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3. If in the country, know the breeds of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs owned on the five neighboring farms; if in the city, demonstrate directions to tourist camp and to five places for purchasing food suppies.
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4. Demonstrate how to direct tourists from his home to gas, oil, tire and general auto repair.
Pathfinding merit badge requirements
Demonstrate a general knowledge of the district within a three-mile radius of the local Scout Headquarters, or his house so as to be able to guide people at any time day or night to points within this area.
Know the population of the five principal neighboring towns and cities as selected by his Guide or Counselor. Demonstrate direction for reaching them from Scout Headquarters or his house.
If in the country, know the breeds ofhorses, cattle, sheep and hogs owned on the five neighboring farms; if in the city, demonstrate directions to tourist camp and to five places for purchasing food supplies.
Demonstrate how to direct tourists from his home to gas, oil, tire and general auto repair.
Give telephone number, if any, and directions for reaching the nearest police station, fire-fighting apparatus, Court House or Municipal Building, the nearest Country Farm Agent's office, doctor, veterinarian and hospital.
Know something of the history of his community and the location of its principal places of interest and public buildings.
Submit a scale map, not necessarily drawn by himself, upon which he has personally indicated as much of the above-required information.
The text of these requirements may be locked. In that case, they can only be edited by an
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(the false messiah) or Antichrist. "And they worshipped the dragon (Satan) which gave power unto the beast: and they worshipped the beast" ~ Revelation 13:4
New Brunswick Canada's Progressive Conservative Premier David Alward is an agent of a foreign entity - a person acting at the direction of, for the benefit of or in association with a foreign power or a group or association of foreign powers - in violation of Canada's Security of Information Act Section 3. David Alward recently created the Royal District Planning Commission in order to fraudulently steal private land from the New Brunswick people for the foreign entity - the Vatican and its UN and Crown corporate interests. Contrary to popular belief the Crown is not the Royal Family or the British Monarch. TheCrown is the private corporate city state of London. The city state of London is one part of the trinity of three city-states, also known as the Empire of the City, which belong to no nation or state and pays no taxes. Vatican City controls the world through its Sol (Sun) Invictus religion. The City of London controls the world through currency. Washington DC controls the world with military force. David Alward is now "acting at the direction of, for the benefit of or in association with a foreign power" by implementing the Vatican (a.k.a. Fourth Reich, Fourth Holy Roman Empire) Agenda 21 by converting (laundering) private land for use “in the interest of society as a whole”. Land owners are being robbed by this illegal conversion of
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Megan Gale: shes worth it
Sabine Ernest looks at Megan Gale, who has
been hitting international screens as LOréal Pariss
new spokeswoman
FOR MANY OBSERVERS, Megan Gale was
largely unknown, even to her Australian audience, until recently.
Born and raised in Perth, Western Australia, her first brush with
modelling came after she won a competition at the age of 18. After
a couple years of doing modelling stints in Australia, Megan moved
to Italy where she was catapulted to national fame, thanks to a
Vodafone television ad. Since then, Megan has continued her rise
to international stardom with her most recent achievement being
her selection as a L’Oréal Paris ambassador to Australia
and New Zealand. Joining the likes of other L’Oréal ambassadors
such as Sonam Kapoor, Aishwarya Rai and Andie MacDowell, the unaffected
yet stunning Megan Gale is in her element.
Despite fame basedbefore the IJ, Meng pursued her claim for relief from removal by
testifying to the persecution alleged in her application. She also testified to her
job responsibilities as a public security officer, a position she had held for 22
years. Meng stated that, in that capacity, she oversaw approximately 1,100
households, and that her duties included reporting all pregnant women to
China’s family planning office, including women pregnant in violation of state
4
limitations. Meng understood that when she reported a policy‐violating woman
to authorities, that woman would be punished, typically by being forced to
undergo an abortion or sterilization. Indeed, she testified to having seen such
women dragged away forcibly
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zeroing negative-margin transactions.
11
Timken and the United States respond that the plain meaning of the antidumping statute calls for Commerce to zero negative-margin transactions, and that the legislative history confirms this reading. Alternatively, even assuming that the statute contains an ambiguous instruction, Timken and the United States argue that Commerce reasonably interpreted the statute and deserves deference. Addressing Koyo's arguments relying on EC — Bed Linen, Timken and the United States reiterate the distinctions between that case and this case articulated by the Court of International Trade. Finally, Timken and the United States argue that 19 U.S.C. § 3512(c) and the SAA bar Koyo from bringing this challenge, and that § 3533 precludes us from addressing the implementation of adverse WTO decisions.
12
We begin by addressing the government's argument thatthat the actions of the FBI's paid informant were
attributable to the government. The government's
responsibility for the informant was not in dispute at trial,
and Alzate understandably sought no instruction.
Nevertheless, on appeal Alzate relies upon an earlier
dictum
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(Cathedral of the Angels), a complex of ecclesiastical ruins dating from the same period. The
churches of Echmiadzin and the archaeological site of Zvartnots, which were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000, are prime examples of Armenian ecclesiastical architecture. Both had a strong influence on the country's later architectural
development.counsel. On January 27, 1987, the Attorney General informed the Fund Manager that it had substantially and adequately complied with all procurement code provisions in hiring Eaton Lazarus except the requirement of A.R.S. § 41-2513(C) that payment for outside professional services not be made unless "pursuant to a fully approved written contract." The Attorney General specified the areas in which the contract previously submitted was deficient and told the Fund Manager that he would approve a contract that cured the specified deficiencies.
On January 28, 1987, the Arizona Supreme Court denied review of this court's opinion in Fund Manager v. Superior Court. On January 30, 1987, the Fund Manager sent the Attorney General a contract revised in accordance with the Attorney General's specifications. On March 12, 1987, the Attorney
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Register.
6. Annual Membership Fee
(a) An joining fee of £30 is payable by each member which may be reviewed from time to time by the Organisation
Committee. Any fee shall be payable on a successful application for membership and annually by each member. Fees shall
not be repayable.
(b) A weekly charge of £10 shall be requested of each member and guest (at the discretion of the committee) to cover the
cost of breakfasts and running expenses
(c) The Organisation Committee shall have the authority to levy further subscriptions from the members as are reasonably
necessary to fulfil the objects of the Organisation.
(d) A guest shall be requested to become a member after their third visit to the Organisation
7. Resignation and Expulsion
(a) A member shall cease to be a member of the Organisation if, andMember shall hold office from the date of appointment until
the next Annual General Meeting unless otherwise resolved at a Special General Meeting. One person may hold no more
than two positions of Organisation Officer at any time.. The quorum for the transaction of business of the Organisation
Committee shall be three.
(c) Decisions of the Organisation
Committee of meetings shall be entered into the Minute Book of the Organisation to be maintained by the Organisation
Secretary.
(d) Organisation Committee shall hold not less than three meetings a year.
(e) An outgoing member of the Organisation Committee may be re-elected. Any vacancy on the Organisation Committee
which arises between Annual General Meetings shall be filled by a member proposed by one and seconded by another
member and approved by a simple majority of the remaining Organisation sub Committee
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a two-tiered educational system that disadvantages African-American and Hispanic children." (4th Am. Compl. ¶ 439.) As a result of Adams' complaints, Ortiz was "openly disrespectful" to Adams. (4th Am. Compl. ¶ 437.)
During June 2006, a student knocked Adams to the ground, and Adams took "pain killers" to relieve her pain. (4th Am. Compl. ¶¶ 404, 440). While on the pain killers, Adams "block printed" principal Ortiz's name on the "Incident Report['s]" designated line for the principal's signature and placed the form on Ortiz's secretary's desk. (4th Am. Compl. ¶¶ 404, 440.) Principal Ortiz accused Adams of forging Ortiz's signature even though Ortiz knew that Adams only had block printed Ortiz's name. (4th Am. Compl. ¶¶ 404-05, 437, 441.) The DOE's Office of Special Investigations ("OSI") investigated, and thestenosis, arthropathy and radioculopathy. . . but was otherwise in good health." (4th Am. Compl. ¶ 598.) Cruz developed Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease while she was confined in the TRC *436 and used a respirator during her last year in the TRC. (4th Am. Compl. ¶¶ 600-01.) Because TRC staff did not allow her to leave the respirator in the TRC overnight, Cruz had to carry it to and from the TRC every day. (4th Am. Compl. ¶ 601.) Cruz also developed diabetes and hypertension. (4th Am. Compl. ¶ 602.) The TRC's "physical and psychic environment" made Cruz "physically and mentally unable to function." (4th Am. Compl. ¶¶ 599, 603.)
In June 2006, the DOE filed charges against Cruz, and Cruz requested a hearing, which began in May 2008.
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Liverpool reportedly have a pre-contract agreement in place with goalkeeper Iker Casillas as he considers his options ahead of a Porto exit this summer.
The Spanish shot-stopper turns 36 later this month, but that hasn’t stopped him from enjoying a successful season in Portugal where he conceded just 23 goals in 43 games.
However, with his two-year deal coming to an end, AS have been assessing his options and they suggest that some sources have alluded to the fact that the legendary ‘keeper may have a pre-contract in place with Liverpool over a move to Anfield ahead of next season.
It does add that Casillas himself is keen to move on, and he does reportedly have proposals from Turkey, China and Qatar if he chooses to cash in and goFollowing delay, Missouri executes man for killing of jeweler in 1991
BONNE TERRE, Mo. – A Missouri who killed a jeweler during a 1991 robbery was executed for the crime late Wednesday, marking the state's third lethal injection in as many months.
Herbert Smulls was executed by a lethal injection of pentobarbital at the state prison in Bonne Terre, and pronounced dead at 10:20 p.m. Smulls showed no outward signs of distress.
The 56-year-old had been convicted of killing Stephen Honickman and badly injuring his wife, Florence, during a robbery at their jewelry shop in suburban St. Louis on July 27, 1991.
The U.S. Supreme Court granted a stay late Tuesday, shortly before the scheduled 12:01 a.m. execution, after Smulls' attorneys filed an appeal challenging the state's refusal to disclose where it
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Committees for the World's Fair of 1940 in New York, to W. O. Tatum. The letter regards thanking Tatum for his cooperation in the 1939 World's...
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from George Champion of Chase National Bank (New York) to W. O. Tatum. The letter regards Champion suggesting Tatum's name to Grover Whalen. Whalen asked Champion to suggest names of some prominent...
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from Thomas Donovan, director of the Division of Advisory Committees for the New York World's Fair 1939, to W. O. Tatum. The letter regards Donovan replying to Tatum's letter to Grover Whalen on May...
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from Thomas Donovan, director of the Division of Advisory Committees for the New York World'sFair 1939, to W. O. Tatum. The letter regards a reply to Tatum's inquiry about the National Advisory...
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from W. O. Tatum to Thomas Donovan, Director of the Division of Advisory Committees, New York World's Fair 1939. The letter regards Tatum accepting the invitation to serve on the National Advisory...
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from W. O. Tatum to Grover Whalen. The letter regards a response from Tatum about Whalen asking him to serve as a member of the National Advisory Committee of the New York World's Fair 1939. Tatum...
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from W. O. Tatum to Grover Whalen of the New York World's Fair 1939. The letter regards Tatum asking what would
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viewers, helps spread costs and – particularly as Brazil is believed to be on a freebie after Bernie Ecclestone struck rather favourable terms with the Interlagos promoter – while construction costs have now largely been defrayed, further reducing annual budgets.
The bottom line is that the Mexican Grand Prix will return on the 2020 F1 calendar and a further two years thanks to the persistence and promotional skills of the extremely impressive Soberon, who has spent his entire professional life in the entertainment business, the political nous of Sheinbaum and the patriotism of the business leaders.
While the event’s promotional activities are regularly trotted out as an example for other promoters, the business model created for Mexican Grand Prix by CIE, too, should be studied by those grand prix organisers
57 P.3d 1191 (2002)
Alan ALMQUIST and Gerri Almquist, husband and wife, individually, and as co-Guardians ad litem, for Alan Wayne "A.J." Almquist, a minor; Joseph Chrisp and Alicia Chrisp, husband and wife, individually, and as co-Guardians ad litem, for Shayla Chrisp, a minor; Frank Hall and Sherri Hall, husband and wife, individually, and as co-Guardians ad litem, for Kevin Fisk, a minor; Gary Henderson and Debbi Henderson, husband and wife, individually, and as co-Guardians ad litem, for Jacqueline de-Bit, a minor; John Maxwell and Donna Maxwell, husband and wife, individually, and as co-Guardians ad litem, for Faith Maxwell, a minor; Doug Oquist and Tami Oquist, husband and wife, individually, and as co-Guardians ad litem, for Ariel Oquist, a minor; Carl Paris and Lorri Kaneaster, husband and wife, individually,
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of the Order of contempt, and leave to the district court's discretion the proper remedy." Id. Proceedings then took place before this Court on what that remedy should be.
B. Proceedings on the Question of Remedy
The Government and the District Council are original parties in the case. As noted, the District Council entered into the 2001 and 2006 CBAs with associations of contractors. The associations' membership is made up of contractor companies. The associations act as the collective bargaining representatives for their member contractors. Because the contempt remedy question had obvious implications for the 2006 CBAs, still in effect, and the contractors' interests in them, the Court allowed four associations to intervene in the remedy proceedings: the Building Contractors Association ("BCA"); the Wall-Ceiling & Carpentry Industries of New York,Inc. ("Wall-Ceiling"); the Cement League, Inc; ("Cement League"); and the General Contractors Association of New York, Inc. ("GCA") (sometimes collectively "the Intervenors").
In addition, the Court granted the status of amicus curiae to Eugene Clarke, a union member and prior litigant against the District Council and its chief executive officer,[5] and allowed Clarke to make submissions on the remedy question.
The Government, the District Council, the Intervenors, and Clarke have filed affidavits and briefs on the question of remedy. The Court allowed the Government limited discovery into the Intervenors' assertions that abrogating the Request System would work great economic hardship upon contractors, and their assertions of ignorance concerning the Government's contempt motion challenging the validity of the Request System. Counsel for the Government, the District Council, three of the Intervenors
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| 52,170,029 |
it myself. But I had not the courage, as
it involved a large sum of money. Mr. Mason was called to my aid, and after
one of the ablest arguments by the opposing counsel, he put his adversary to
shame, and recovered an a'ward in favor of my client, which was deemed a victory,
as the issues were doubtful. The sum awarded my client exceeded $3,500, and
for that most valuable and successful effort he declined to take a fee, out of friend-
ship to me. The renown of Mr. Mason as a lawyer was earned in open court.
This was the field of his glory. He had great power with the Court; for he was
respectful, lucid, and always panoplied with a well prepared legal argument.
When he addressed the jury of trials, he was felicitousin presenting the strong
points of his case, as it were, in a nut-shell, and in hiding out of sight, as much
as possible, the strong points of his opponent's case, and commenting with severi-
ty upon his weak points. No matter what the case was, he was ready for trial,
with his vdtnesses, his brief, and his authorities at hand. He seemed to have an
intuitive knowledge of character, especally jurors, and when he addressed them,
adapted his speech to their comprehension, their judgment, and their consciences.
He aimed to be brief, clear, and argumentative, and not prosy, florid, and declama-
tory. His words told. Mr. Mason was learned in criminal law. He was the first
Attorney General in the State who comprehended the responsibilities of the of-
fice. His predecessors, as I heard, lacked knowledge. There
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Tulomos and the Altahmos seemed to Latham to differ from the Moquelumnan language. Concerning them he states â——upon the whole, however, the affinities seem to run in the direction of the languages of the next 93 group, especially in that of the Ruslen.â—— He adds: â——Nevertheless, for the present I place the Costano by itself, as a transitional form of speech to the languages spoken north, east, and south of the Bay of San Francisco.â—— Recent investigation by Messrs. Curtin and Henshaw have confirmed the soundness of Lathamâ——s views and, as stated under head of the Costanoan family, the two groups of languages are considered to be distinct. GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. The Moquelumnan family occupies the territory bounded on the north by the Cosumne River, on the south bythe Fresno River, on the east by the Sierra Nevada, and on the west by the San Joaquin River, with the exception of a strip on the east bank occupied by the Cholovone. A part of this family occupies also a territory bounded on the south by San Francisco Bay and the western half of San Pablo Bay; on the west by the Pacific Ocean from the Golden Gate to Bodega Head; on the north by a line running from Bodega Head to the Yukian territory northeast of Santa Rosa, and on the east by a line running from the Yukian territory to the northernmost point of San Pablo Bay. PRINCIPAL TRIBES. Miwok division: Olowidok. Awani. Olowit. Chauchila. Olowiya. Chumidok. Sakaiakumni. Chumtiwa. Seroushamne. Chumuch. Talatui. Chumwit. Tamoleka. Hettitoya.
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was discriminated against with respect to salary, promotional, and training opportunities; that the reasons given for his discharge were pretexts for discrimination; that the Defendants made his work appear unsatisfactory by reporting that his test results were inaccurate and that he performed tests incorrectly; that he was discharged in retaliation for reporting this to his supervisors, Victor Anapolle and Edward Kinsel, and to another supervisor, Elmer Gould; and that his workload was as great or greater than that of the first shift, although he worked alone on the second shift and three lab technicians worked on the first shift. He seeks actual and punitive damages in the amount of $300,000, as well as unspecified declaratory and injunctive relief.
The corporate and individual Defendants maintain a joint defense. They raiseoppose Mr. Mack's discriminatory discharge claim on the ground that he did not meet his initial burden of proof. They assert that he did not show that he was qualified for his job, that he met the normal requirements of the job, or that he was discharged because of his race. Although the evidence showed that Mr. Mack met the objective qualifications of the job,[9] his performance did not fulfill its normal requirements. The Defendants have asserted Mr. Mack's poor job performance as the non-discriminatory reason for his discharge. They have supported this assertion with affidavits and the contemporaneous personnel notes of Mr. Mack's supervisors.
According to the evidence presented by the Defendants, during the two years Mr. Mack worked for the company, his supervisors counselled him at least
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in English) with a Northern East Riding of Yorkshire (Tyke) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Northern Fylde accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Northern Lancashire (Lanky) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Northern Liverpool (Scouse) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Southeast London (Estuary) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Southeast London (Multicultural) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Northern Manchester (Manc) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Northern North Riding of Yorkshire (Tyke) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Northern Preston accent - - An Englishvoice (speaking in English) with a Western Stoke-on-Trent (West Midlands) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Western Black Country (West Midlands) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Northern West Riding of Yorkshire (Tyke) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Northern Wigan accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Southwest Bristol (West Country) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Southeast Buckinghamshire (Home County) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Southwest Devon (West Country) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Southwest Dorset (West Country) accent - - An English voice (speaking in English) with a Southwest
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the Malaker Corporation's assets, prospects and management, thus preventing the plaintiff from obtaining funds elsewhere; intentionally interfering with the plaintiffs' business, dishonoring checks drawn upon the defendant, FIRST JERSEY NATIONAL BANK, while adequate funds were on deposit with the defendant to honor the said checks; and by various other methods, all in order to force the Malaker Corporation to default on its loan, and thus be able to foreclose upon the shares of the Malaker Corporation owned" by the Malakers. The bank was also alleged to have slandered the Malakers personally, "thus preventing them from obtaining funds elsewhere," for the same purpose of obtaining control of the corporation by forcing a default in repayment of the loans.
This elaborate allegation of conspiracy was apparently abandoned in an amended complaint.credit extension agreements terminated by the end of 1971. The existence of the alleged open and oral line of credit being evidenced only by the testimony of Stephen Malaker, the principal concerned in the later unsuccessful efforts of the corporation to obtain loans, discovery was therefore unnecessary to learn of the agreement's existence or breach thereof. If there were breaches of this agreement, Malaker knew of them, by personal involvement therein, well before any litigation commenced. Nothing was discovered after the litigation commenced relevant to the matters in the present action.
We have not been provided with an explanation of why plaintiffs tarried with their causes of action until the latter part of 1974, after disposition of the bank's state court litigation and their own federal court suit, when
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Hezbollah’s Kornet Hits Al-Nusra Convoy in Qalamoun
he Islamic Resistance Military Media distributed video scenes of a fighter among Hezbollah Anti-Tank Unit targeting a military vehicle of Al-Nusra Front takfiri group leadership with a Kornet guided missile.
As Hezbollah fighters and the Syrian army were paving their way forward inside the Jarajir barrens in Qalamoun region on the eastern border with Lebanon, the Islamic Resistance Military Media distributed video scenes of a fighter among Hezbollah Anti-Tank Unit targeting a military vehicle of Al-Nusra Front takfiri group leadership with a Kornet guided missile.
Hezbollah and Syrian army units continued their progress on Wednesday into the Jarajir barrens amid fierce clashes with terrorists of Al-Nusra Front, killing scores of them and destroying three of their machineguns- equipped vehicles and a bulldozer.
Hezbollah and theArmy nurses in wartime: distinction and pride.
Nurses have served with distinction in wartime since Florence Nightingale went to the Crimea. Women often accompanied their husbands to battle during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, caring for the sick and wounded. Although not officially given officer status until 1920, Army nurses served in the Spanish-American War and World War I. As officers, thousands of nurses served in subsequent wars, distinguishing themselves by their heroism, devotion to duty, and sheer tenacity of spirit.
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tendered that sum, without avail, to the Maggio heirs who steadfastly refuse to sell the property in accordance with the agreement. This suit ensued. Plaintiff seeks to compel said defendants to specifically perform their obligation of selling the property to it. Impleaded as defendants are the heirs of Andrew Maggio, who answered the suit alleging that the option to purchase is void and unenforceable, as it contemplates the performance of an act which is unlawful and prohibited by the laws of the State of Louisiana, the Ordinances of the City of New Orleans, and the regulations of the City Planning & Zoning Commission of the City of New Orleans, which laws, ordinances and regulations are:
"Act No. 305 of 1926 (Dart's Statutes, Sec. 5770); Ordinance City of New Orleanswould subject them to criminal prosecution, and that the sale would be null and void.
Subsequently, by supplemental petition, plaintiff impleaded the City of New Orleans as a defendant and prayed that it have judgment decreeing that the transfer of the property to plaintiff "is free of any restrictions insofar as subdivision approval or resubdivision approval on the part of the City of New Orleans is concerned."
The City of New Orleans answered averring that the option to purchase is void and unenforceable for the same reasons as set forth in the answer of the Maggio heirs. Then follows the citation of certain acts, ordinances, and regulations, also the Home Rule Charter of the City of New Orleans, upon which the City relies. The City also alleged that the Maggio
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Sanchez, and others often discussed their various
drug trafficking businesses at the restaurant. During this time, San-
chez and Espinosa would occasionally provide drugs for one another
when supply was short. Espinosa participated in four specific transac-
tions with Sanchez in 1992; on two of those occasions Sanchez sup-
plied Espinosa with 125 grams of cocaine, and on two occasions
Espinosa provided Sanchez with the same quantity.
Sometime in 1992, Espinosa left the country for 14 months and
when he returned he reestablished contact with Sanchez. The two
conducted more cocaine transactions in 1994, in and around Arling-
ton. Espinosa participated in four specific drug transactions with San-
chez after Espinosa's return to the United States. Two of those
transactions involved half-kilograms of cocaine.
In 1994, Sanchez introduced Espinosa to his brother-in-law,
Orlando, and told Espinosa that Orlando could provide him with
cocainefor distribution. Orlando and Espinosa conducted three multi-
kilogram deals together and Sanchez received a commission of $250
per kilogram for arranging the deals. Orlando would not sell cocaine
directly to Sanchez because Sanchez took too long to pay, so after
arranging the deals, Sanchez purchased his cocaine from Espinosa.
2
Another participant in these drug operations was Amparo Lindner,
a Colombian woman who helped Espinosa by delivering drugs and
picking up money. Lindner delivered cocaine to Sanchez from
Espinosa on three occasions from October 1994, until the end of the
year. Lindner was also a cocaine dealer on her own behalf. She had,
on three occasions, sold cocaine to Virgil Ayala. In 1995, when
Espinosa was in need of
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the Justice Department, which planned to install the
PROMIS software, developed by Mr. Hamilton, in the 22 largest U.S. attorneys’
offices and a word-processor version in 72 others.
In the
meantime, however, Dr. Earl Brian, a longtime crony of then-Attorney General
Edwin Meese, began using his political clout to interfere with the Hamiltons’
contract in order to win the contract for a company he owned (after the
Hamiltons refused Brian’s offer to purchase Inslaw). Brian, with wide-ranging
international contacts, was widely believed to be a longtime CIA asset.
In early
1983 the Justice Department arranged with the Hamiltons to demonstrate PROMIS
to an Israeli who called himself “Dr. Ben Orr” and who purported to be
representing the Israeli ministry of
Justice. “Ben Orr” said he was most impressed with PROMIS, but, to the Hamiltons’
surprise, he never bought the product.
It was only
laterthe Hamiltons learned why: Using his contacts inside the Justice
Department, Brian had illicitly provided the software to LEKEM, a top-secret
signals intelligence unit of the Israeli Defense Force. The head of LEKEM was
longtime Mossad operative Rafael Eitan who was actually the “Dr. Ben Orr” who
had visited the Hamiltons.
It was
later revealed that Eitan was also the Mossad official directing the American
spying operations of Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard. In fact, Eitan’s LEKEM operations
had been covertly funded by a series of off-shore corporations in the Bahamas
that had been set in place some years before by the law firm of Burns and
Summit.
This just
happened to be the firm of Deputy Attorney General Arnold Burns, the key player
in the campaign to dislodge Federal Bankruptcy Judge Bason who had ruled
against the Justice Department after the Hamiltons
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Verification of tax-returns for Assessment Years 2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011-2012 2012-2013, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 through EVC which are pending due to non-filing of ITR-V Form and processing of such returns
Verification of tax-returns for Assessment Years 2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2012-2013, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 through EVC which are pending due to non-filing of ITR-V Form and processing of such returns
Circular No. 13/2016
Government of IndiaMinistry of FinanceDepartment of Revenue (CBDT)
North Block, New Delhi, Dated the 9th of May, 2016
Subject: – Verification of tax-returns for Assessment Years 2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011-2012 2012-2013, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 through EVC which are pending due to non-filing of ITR-V Form and processing of such returns-regd.-
Under the earlier system of e-filing, in tax-returns which were to be filed electronically without a digital signature, taxpayer had to take printoutBAGHDAD -- An Iraqi criminal court on Sunday sentenced 15 Turkish women to death by hanging after finding them guilty of belonging to the Islamic State or Iraq and Syria (ISIS), a judicial official said. Aged between 20 and 50, the women said they had entered Iraq illegally to join their husbands who were heading to fight for the self-proclaimed "caliphate" straddling vast areas of Iraq and Syria, the official added.
Four of the women, all of whom were dressed in black, were accompanied by young children in the courtroom, he said.
Another Turkish woman accused of joining the jihadist group was given a life sentence, the official said, adding they had all acknowledged the charges against them. One of them told the judge she had taken part in fighting
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Australia’s defence technology brought to life
Defence has received a boost in virtual reality technology, with the official opening of Raytheon Australia’s Customer Engagement Centre (CEC), which features a cave automatic virtual environment (CAVE).
Minister for Defence Industry Christopher Pyne, joined by Raytheon Australian managing director Michael Ward and chairman and chief executive of Raytheon Dr Thomas Kennedy, opened the CEC at Raytheon Australia's Canberra headquarters.
The new centre's CAVE leverages virtual reality technology within a structure consisting of 72 large video screens positioned in a 320 degree arrangement. The CAVE utilises stereoscopic projection and 3D computer graphics and can be linked to similar facilities in the US, allowing real time collaboration across international teams.
Through CAVE, Australia's ability to collaborate with the US has been enhanced, along with defence's engagement withexamples of institutions in which the pay of the vice-chancellor has increased significantly since 2009.
Among the 156 higher education institutions it surveyed, the average salary for a vice-chancellor in 2015-16 was £246,000. Pension contributions, benefits and bonuses take that to £281,000.
Bath University's Dame Glynis Breakwell's total pay and benefits makes her the highest paid university leader in the UK.
She has already announced a review of the university's remuneration committee, which decides her pay, and on Thursday narrowly won over a motion of no-confidence after 350 staff called for her resignation.
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contact with his champion for the first time in thousands of years. He awarded Azzanadra with some power to make up for the missed rituals and allowed the adventurer to pray to him in order to curse enemies in battle. Azzanadra then proceeded to make plans with his beloved god.
The 18th Ritual of Rejuvenation
“ Now to end you, Lucien. Behold the might of Zaros! ”
The following takes place during Ritual of the Mahjarrat.
Azzanadra participates in the 18th Ritual of Rejuvenation. Before the ritual started, however, Azzanadra tasked the adventurer to place four beacons filled with Zaros' power around the ritual site, warning them to be wary of Zemouregal's sentries around the area. With the beacons planted on all sides of the ritual site, he plans to channel theirAdventurer, would you be so kind as to lead us to Guthix? ”
The following takes place during The World Wakes.
When the temple believed to be Guthix's resting place was discovered by the adventurer and archeologist Orlando Smith, different factions reached the chambers and tried to nullify the Edicts to allow their gods to return. Upon discovering the contents of the temple, Azzanadra went to alert Char, whilst Sliske moved to release Nex. Azzanadra also asked his fellow brethren Akthanakos and Wahisietel to join him.
The Zarosian group arrived at the temple, but rather then charging head-in first, waited for the conflict inside to settle. After a heated battle between the Guthixians and Saradominists, the Zarosians arrive. Azzanadra is surprised to see the adventurer again and claims that they were
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the motion is denied.
BACKGROUND
This diversity action arises out of an accident that occurred on August 3, 1993. A train operated by Conrail struck and destroyed a bridge (the "Conrail Bridge") which provided access to real property owned by plaintiff, on which are located a warehouse and residential housing. Defendant Budco loaded the COFC (container on flat car) which struck the Conrail Bridge. Ramapo asserted claims for negligence and breach of contract in connection with the destruction of and delay in repairing the Conrail Bridge.
In February 1994, Ramapo and Conrail entered into an agreement whereby Conrail agreed to pay for the upgrade of an alternate access road (known as Torne Brook Road) to "provide an emergency temporary alternate means of access to residences located on the ... properties belongingits fraudulent misrepresentation to Conrail which induced Conrail to enter into the Torne Brook Road Agreement (the "fifth counterclaim"), and (4) that Conrail is entitled to punitive damages (the "sixth counterclaim"). The gravamen of Conrail's second and fifth counterclaims for misrepresentation and unjust enrichment is that plaintiff represented to Conrail that Torne Brook Road had to be upgraded to accommodate the anticipated increase in traffic due to the destruction of the Conrail Bridge. Conrail alleges that plaintiff represented to Conrail that Torne Brook Road was needed for emergency vehicles, school buses, large trucks and other vehicles (which purportedly had used the Conrail Bridge prior to August 9, 1993) to access plaintiff's land. The only other *126 access to plaintiff's property, the Grade Crossing, had been closed by Conrail.
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4
"disgusted" and "concerned" that the women sitting on the bench
were being "victimized" by the defendant's behavior.
Almost simultaneously with seeing the defendant expose his
penis, Detective Conway made eye contact with the defendant, who
immediately tried to zip up his pants and ran away. Detective
Conway returned to the other side of the platform andattempted
to speak with the women for whom he was concerned. However, for
reasons which are not clear from the record, he was not able to
communicate with them. Meanwhile, the defendant was running
away; thus, Detective Conway cut short his inquiry and chased
after the defendant. During the ensuing pursuit, Detective
Conway said, "[S]top, police," to no avail. Eventually,
Detective Conway caught up with the defendant, and once again
commanded the defendant to stop by repeating, "[S]top, police."
At this point, the defendant stopped, turned toward Detective
Conway, and put up his fists in a fighting stance. He then
punched Detective Conway in the "chest and arm area." Detective
Conway struggled with the defendant for
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eyewitness, who gave a general description[6] of the robber and identified Taylor as the guilty party. The Commonwealth then called Matthew Adams, another eyewitness and employee of the market, who also provided a general description[7] of the robber, but was unable to identify Taylor. The Commonwealth then called Frank Myers, another eyewitness and employee of the market, who testified that he had only a limited view of the robber, but observed he was wearing a "black cool cap" and sunglasses. Myers could not identify Taylor. The Commonwealth called Allen Nowak, another eyewitness and employee of the market, who provided a general *17 description[8] of the robber and identified Taylor as the perpetrator.
Prior to calling Nowak, the Commonwealth called Elbert Dale, an employee of the market, who testified thatin the back of the courtroom during the preliminary hearing he recognized one individual brought into the courtroom as a person from his neighborhood and whom he described as "Popeye;" that, when Taylor was brought into the courtroom, he was seated on a bench next to Popeye; that only Taylor and Popeye were on the bench as far as he could remember; and, that he identified Taylor for Scanzello. Taylor did not testify at the preliminary hearing.
*19 Arguments on the motion to suppress were then heard by the trial judge, and defense counsel argued that the procedure conducted by Scanzello was a line-up; that the Commonwealth had failed to show it was not impermissibly suggestive; and, that the identification testimony of Dale should be ordered suppressed. Counsel also
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Drew Peterson has been charged with trying to hire someone to kill the prosecutor who led the 2012 trial that resulted in the former police officer being convicted of killing his third wife.
State and local prosecutors said on Monday that Peterson is charged with solicitation of murder for hire and solicitation for murder after allegedly trying to hire someone to kill Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow while Peterson was in prison.
The charges relate to the time period September 2013 to December 2014 and a preliminary hearing is set for March 3.
The 61-year-old is serving a 38-year prison sentence at the Menard Correctional Center in Menard, Illinois, after being convicted in the 2004 drowning death of Kathleen Savio.
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Drew Peterson has been charged with trying tohire someone to kill the prosecutor who led the 2012 trial that resulted in the former police officer being convicted of killing his third wife
An investigation into Savio's death was reopened after Peterson's fourth wife, Stacy, disappeared in 2007.
Authorities have said they believe Stacy Peterson is dead and that Drew Peterson is a suspect, but he hasn't been charged in that case.
The former cop is being held by the Illinois Department of Corrections where he awaits the appeals court's decision on offering him a new trial over the murder of Savio.
The first arguments from his defense lawyers in the appeal are to be held in April at the earliest, according to Radar Online.
Peterson was found guilty in 2012 for the murder of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, eight
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This matter comes before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) by order of the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims in May 2013, which vacated an October 2012 Board decision and remanded the case for additional development. The issues initially arose from rating decisions in October 2004 and May 2005 by the Des Moines, Iowa, Regional Office (RO) of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The tinnitus issue was initially adjudicated in a July 2006 statement of the case and has been developed as an issue on appeal. The case was remanded for additional development in January 2014.
In correspondence received by VA on March 3, 2014, the Veteran expressed disagreement with a January 2014 rating decision denying service connection for a psychiatric disability,1977 separation examination shows a normal clinical examination of the ears.
Private treatment records dated in June 1993 shows that the Veteran reported having a significant history of noise exposure and periodic tinnitus. An April 2004 VA consultation report noted he stated he had a history of in-service exposure to loud machinery.
On VA audiology examination in July 2006, the Veteran reported a history of in-service noise exposure as a vehicle operator hauling heaving equipment and aircraft parts without the use of hearing protection. He denied any recreational or post-military noise exposure. He reported the onset of tinnitus five to six years earlier. The examiner found it was not likely that the Veteran's tinnitus was the result of noise exposure during service.
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renowned for his exceptional naval career, in India, Lord Louis Francis Albert Victor Nicholas Mountbatten, First Earl Mountbatten of Burma, and invariably called Dickie, is chiefly remembered as a statesman, the last Viceroy of British India, and the first Governor General (by invitation) of independent India, though not of Pakistan, where Jinnah retained the position.
His glamorous wife, Edwina, is most remembered for her relationship with Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, stories of which greatly outstrip any anecdotes of her months of hard work in the refugee camps across the sub-continent in the aftermath of Partition.
Accompanying Dickie and Edwina during the India posting was the author, at the time a seventeen-year-old straight out of school, blessed with a happy open-ness to experience, and a writer’s eye for detail.
It is believed bymany that Mountbatten’s massive haste in handing over power to India and Pakistan led to the very horrors – the genocides that the partition of the subcontinent resulted in – he had wished to avoid, at least on British watch. However, the fact that Dickie and Edwina were Indophiles was accepted even by their detractors.
(In fact, for both, India held a special karmic connection. It was in India that their courtship really began when Dickie accompanied the Prince of Wales – the future King Edward VIII – as his personal aide-de-camp on the 1921 Royal Tour of India and Japan, and Edwina had followed them, staying in the Viceregal Lodge. It was at the Viceregal Lodge, in Edward’s room, that he had proposed to her.)
After their arrival in
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com mand of USMC Lt. Col. Gerald Carr. The mission lasted 84 days and included 1,214 Earth orbits. Recovery by USS New Orleans (LPH-11). Nov. 17 1917 USS Fanning (DD-37) and USS Nicholson (DD-52) sink first enemy sub marine, U-58, off Milford Haven, Wales. 1924 USS Langley, first aircraft car rier, reports for duty. 1941 Congress amends Neutrality Act to allow U.S. merchant ships to be armed. Navys Bureau of Navigation directs Navy personnel with Armed Guard training to be assigned for further training before going to Armed Guard Centers for assignment to merchant ships. 1955 Navy sets up Special Projects Office under Rear Adm. William Raborn to develop a solid propellant ballistic missile for use in submarines. Nov. 18 1890 USS Maine, first American bat tleship, islaunched. 1922 Cmdr. Kenneth Whiting in a PT seaplane, makes first catapult launch ing from aircraft carrier, USS Langley, at anchor in the York River. Nov. 19 1813Capt. David Porter claims Marquesas Islands for the United States. 1943 Carrier force attacks bases on Tarawa and Makin. 1943 USS Nautilus (SS-168) enters Tarawa lagoon in first submarine photo reconnaissance mission. 1961 At the request of President of Dominican Republic, U.S. Naval Task Force sails to Dominican Republic to bolster the countrys government and to prevent a coup. 1969 Navy astronauts Cmdr. Charles Conrad Jr. and Cmdr. Alan Bean are 3rd and 4th men to walk on the moon. They were part of Apollo 12 mission. Cmdr. Richard Gordon Jr., the Command Module Pilot, remained in lunar orbit. During the
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thing it eats most—cheese—and change the smell of its breath, before other lizards come to Odiferous.
Absent: Jasmine.
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48
"The Way We War"
November 16, 1994 (1994-11-16)
Agrabah and Odiferous go to war with Nefir and his Imps supplying weapons. As Aladdin and the group investigate they discover that Nefir is behind the whole war so he can profit off of both sides.
49
49
"Night of the Living Mud"
November 17, 1994 (1994-11-17)
After battling the Al Muddy, Aladdin and the gang come home with Al tired out. Genie decides that he and Jasmine need a night off; but Iago has accidentally brought some of the Al Muddy home. As Genie endeavors to take care of the muddy nemesis without disturbing Aladdin, the situation becomes increasingly more complicated.
50
50
"Egg-stra Protection"
November 18, 1994 (1994-11-18)
Aladdin and his friends head toGetizstan to aid them against a gryphon by recovering the its egg that has been stolen by Abis Mal who plans to use the newborn gryphon to help him complete a potion to make him invincible. However, after Aladdin's ribs are broken from an accident that occurred when he helped recover the egg in Agrabah, Jasmine wants him to stay on the sidelines and recover while they return the egg, but Aladdin wishes to help and Jasmine soon finds herself under attack from the gryphon.
51
51
"Heads, You Lose"
November 21, 1994 (1994-11-21)
Caliph Kapok, a disembodied wizard, pays the Sultan a visit and asks Aladdin to help rejoin him to his evil body. They do so, but soon realize that Caliph's head is evil, not his body, and when Aladdin tries
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Co. (Consolidated
Grain) proposed a redevelopment project that involved con-
structing a new commercial grain receiving, storage, and ship-
ping facility in Falls City using tax increment financing (TIF).
The owner of another commercial grain facility in the area,
Salem Grain Company, Inc. (Salem Grain), opposed the rede-
velopment project.
During the summer and fall of 2012, land for the redevel-
opment project was annexed by Falls City, a zoning change
was recommended and approved for the annexed land, a study
was conducted upon which the land was declared blighted
and substandard, a cost-benefit analysis was conducted, and
a redevelopment plan was prepared. Ultimately, in September
and October 2012, the redevelopment project was approved at
separate public meetings of the Authority, the city council of
Falls City, and the planning commission of Falls City.
On November 10, 2012, (a) Original Complaint
On October 24, 2012, approximately 2 weeks before the
redevelopment contract was formally entered into, Salem Grain
and two residents of Falls City (collectively Salem Grain) filed
a lawsuit against the City of Falls City, the Authority, and
Consolidated Grain in the district court for Richardson County,
Nebraska. The complaint sought declaratory and injunctive
relief and was styled as 12 separate causes of action.
The first 11 causes of action sought declarations that the
redevelopment project had not been planned and adopted in
accordance with the Community Development Law, alleging
specifically that (1) the blighted and substandard study was
insufficient, (2) the redevelopment plan did not conform to
a “‘general plan’” for the development of Falls City, (3) the
Authority acted without a quorum at several key meetings, (4)
the
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Co. (Consolidated
Grain) proposed a redevelopment project that involved con-
structing a new commercial grain receiving, storage, and ship-
ping facility in Falls City using tax increment financing (TIF).
The owner of another commercial grain facility in the area,
Salem Grain Company, Inc. (Salem Grain), opposed the rede-
velopment project.
During the summer and fall of 2012, land for the redevel-
opment project was annexed by Falls City, a zoning change
was recommended and approved for the annexed land, a study
was conducted upon which the land was declared blighted
and substandard, a cost-benefit analysis was conducted, and
a redevelopment plan was prepared. Ultimately, in September
and October 2012, the redevelopment project was approved at
separate public meetings of the Authority, the city council of
Falls City, and the planning commission of Falls City.
On November 10, 2012, (a) Original Complaint
On October 24, 2012, approximately 2 weeks before the
redevelopment contract was formally entered into, Salem Grain
and two residents of Falls City (collectively Salem Grain) filed
a lawsuit against the City of Falls City, the Authority, and
Consolidated Grain in the district court for Richardson County,
Nebraska. The complaint sought declaratory and injunctive
relief and was styled as 12 separate causes of action.
The first 11 causes of action sought declarations that the
redevelopment project had not been planned and adopted in
accordance with the Community Development Law, alleging
specifically that (1) the blighted and substandard study was
insufficient, (2) the redevelopment plan did not conform to
a “‘general plan’” for the development of Falls City, (3) the
Authority acted without a quorum at several key meetings, (4)
the
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release, and, in 2010, the district court revoked his supervised release and sentenced him to thirty days in prison. In addition, the district court also imposed a new term of supervised release. After serving his revocation sentence, Mr. Lamirand violated the terms of supervised release for a second time, leading the court to again revoke his release and sentence him to an additional year and a day in prison. Mr. Lamirand now appeals, claiming that the district court lacked the statutory authority to imprison him for a period longer than his second term of supervised release. Exercising jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1291, we reject Mr. Lamirand's position and affirm his sentence.
BACKGROUND
On August 6, 2003, Mr. Lamirand pleaded guilty to one count of possession of marijuana with theintent to distribute, in violation of 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1). He was sentenced to twenty-four months' imprisonment, to be followed by five years of supervised release.
In February of 2010, Mr. Lamirand admitted to violating the conditions of his supervised release. His supervised release was subsequently revoked, and he was sentenced to thirty days in prison, to be followed by a new six-month term of supervised release.
Shortly after his release from prison, Mr. Lamirand again violated the terms of his supervised release by, inter alia, stealing gasoline, possessing controlled substances (i.e., illegal drugs) with the intent to distribute, and associating with felons. The district court conducted a hearing regarding the alleged violations on January 31, 2011. There, Mr. Lamirand admitted to the violations and conceded that 18 U.S.C. §
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that two people wearing ski masks started
to kick him and pointed a pistol at the back of his neck while they threatened him and his
family for their political activities. Petitioner believed the assailants were communists based
on their threats, and he did not report the incident to the police because he believed the police
were involved in criminal activity.
With regard to the remaining two or three incidents in 1998, petitioner testified that
he would be picked up, questioned, and dropped off at different locations. He testified that
he was held for two days once, and the other times he was held for a shorter period of time,
but he provided no additional information. Petitioner also testified that he was arrested in
October or November 1998, even thoughhe entered the United States in July of that year.
Petitioner stated that he decided to come to the United States after the May 1998
arrest. Petitioner testified that he feared returning to Albania because he believed he would
be killed. He testified that his wife obtained a visa and left Albania with his children in May
1998, and petitioner left separately a month before arriving in the United States on July 24,
1998. In his application for asylum, however, petitioner states that he left for the United
States on May 6, 1998, with his wife and children.
Before reaching the United States, petitioner testified that he went to Turkey, Cuba,
and Mexico. Petitioner denied traveling to Belgrade, Yugoslavia, on July 7,
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St. Nicholas Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
Photograph by Nick Kupensky (2015).
A Bishop and a Rift
Although major rifts had been forming in the fraternal organizations and their newspapers, Carpatho-Rusyns from north and south of the slopes still largely continued to worship in the same Greek Catholic churches during the first years that Kubek served in Mahanoy City. However, these divisions quickly resulted in an institutional split within the church when the Vatican appointed Reverend Soter Ortynsky to be the first American Greek Catholic bishop. While the appointment of a bishop should have been a joyful event for the Carpatho-Rusyns, who had pleaded with Rome for years to send a hierarch to tend to the American Greek Catholic churches, Carpatho-Rusyns were very displeased not only with the Vatican’s selection of aGalician Ukrainian to lead the church but also with the politicized effect that Ortynsky’s leadership had on the wider American Greek Catholic community.
Soter Ortynsky
Soter Ortynsky
Born Stephen Ortynsky in the village of Ortynychi, Galicia (now Ukraine) on January 29, 1866, he took the name Soter upon entering the monastic order of St. Basil the Great in 1884. Ortynsky went on to earn a doctoral degree in theology at the University of Graz in Austria, and then was ordained a priest in Lviv in 1891. As the years went by, he earned a reputation as a “dedicated missionary” and a “Ukrainian patriot” (Procko 1973: 516). His appointment was announced on March 8, 1907, and he was ordained a few months later on May 12. On August 27, the new bishop
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of charges from the Foundation, appellee used the testimony of Dr. Estock to show the reasonableness of the amount charged. Appellant on voir dire and cross examination of Dr. Estock elicited testimony that he had never seen the facilities of the Foundation; that he did know what specific treatment his patient received there; that he did not know what matters were included in the monthly charge and that he was not familiar with usual charges for services in the community and locale of Victoria, Texas. He further testified that he was familiar with facilities such as the Foundation through reputation and had read of such facilities in his professional study and publications. He was familiar with the principle of such facilities and the need for them in hisof treatment that facilities available in Birmingham were not appropriate for the particular disorder of his patient. He determined in his professional capacity that a need for the type of treatment available only in a residential facility was indicated. Thus sufficient necessity for confinement was shown. From his study and experience the psychiatrist was generally cognizant of the treatment afforded at the Foundation and the cost, and he so testified. We consider the requirements of the policy as to proof of reasonableness and the necessity of the expense of confinement sufficiently shown for the consideration of the jury.
The second premise of argument of Assignment 3 is that there was a failure of proof as to liability of appellant under the terms of the policy for the cost of
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two
weeks to recover. In 1993, he re-injured his rotator cuff
while binding steel to his truck. He underwent several
months of physical therapy for this injury. Sykes also
suffers from an obstructive pulmonary disorder and
unstable angina, which cause him chest pain and which
required hospitalization in 1993. The final blow to Sykes's
employment as a tractor-trailer operator came when a
bungee cord snapped as he was securing metal to his truck
and ruptured the globe of his left eye. This injury left him
permanently blinded in that eye.
Sykes never returned to work after the eye injury, and he
filed for Disability Insurance Benefits with the Social
Security Administration. In December 1994, the
Commissioner found Sykes to be not disabled within the
meaning of the Social Security Act, both in the initial
determination and on reconsideration. Sykes then
requested a hearing before anALJ. Sykes complained of a
variety of disabilities he characterized as severe: left-eye
blindness, the inability to lift his right arm above the
shoulder, angina, obstructive pulmonary disease, pain, and
depression. The ALJ concluded that Sykes's depression was
not severe, refused to credit his subjective complaints of
pain, and determined that he could reach above his right
shoulder. Applying the regulation governing the
determination of disability, the ALJ found that Sykes had
several severe impairments -- left eye blindness, the
residual effects of a torn rotator cuff, angina, and
obstructive pulmonary disease -- and that he could not
perform his past work. He also concluded that Sykes was
not disabled because there was other work in the national
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(45 min.) in English daily at 10:15, 10:45, 11:15, and 11:45am, 12:30, 1:45, and 3pm. Tours 5€. Metro: Colosseo.
**Fori Imperiali (Imperial Forums)** RUINS Begun by Julius Caesar as an answer to the overcrowding of Rome's older forums, the Imperial Forums were, at the time of their construction, flashier, bolder, and more impressive than the buildings in the Roman Forum. This site conveyed the unquestioned authority of the emperors at the height of their absolute power.
Alas, Mussolini felt his regime was more important than the ancient one, and issued the controversial orders to cut through centuries of debris and buildings to carve out Via dei Fori Imperiali, thereby linking the Colosseum to the grand 19th-century monuments of Piazza Venezia. Excavations under his Fascist regime began atyou to drink on the spot. It will cost more (at least double) to sit down to drink it, and outdoor table service outside is the most expensive way to go. Even in the heart of the center, a short coffee _al banco_ should cost no more than 1€; add around .20€ for a _cappuccino_. Expect to pay up to five times that price if you sit outdoors on a marquee piazza. Most cafes in the city serve a decent cup of coffee, but we have chosen a small selection of places worth hunting down, below.
If you're looking for some scrumptious **ice cream** to slurp as you admire the piazzas by night, "Gelato".
**Antico Caffè della Pace** With its art nouveau interior and constant bustle, this
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may also be developed.
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It seems like half the builders charlotte north carolina are either moving to North Carolina travel. Mount Mitchell is the builders charlotte north carolina. The Blue Ridge Mountains, peeking at 6,000 feet, had rendered
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1983–84 Coppa Italia
The 1983–84 Coppa Italia, the 37th Coppa Italia was an Italian Football Federation domestic cup competition won by Roma.
Group stage
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
Group 8
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
First leg
Second leg
AS Roma won 2–1 on aggregate.
Top goalscorers
References
rsssf.com
Official site
Bracket
Category:Coppa Italia seasons
Coppa Italia
Coppa ItaliaLong Island pit bull Rex was killed by a neighbor in an allegedly unprovoked attack. (Photo: Family photo). The boxer/pit bull cross attacked a two-and-a-half-year-old girl on a farm north. when the dog owner entered the 4. Eddie Cahill stayed home with Fat Boy and Keylo, his two eight-year-old dogs, while his girlfriend spent Christmas with her family. A pit bull mix named Scarface viciously attacked its owner after she tried to put a Christmas sweater on it, police and family said. She was later arrested on charges unrelated to the deadly dog attack. Injuries and Fatalities from Dog Attacks. An investigation is underway into a fatal dog attack in Calgary's Mission neighbourhood that happened last week. 27, 2017 at 4:50 p. (Peter Dujardin / Daily Press). Before
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true as to other truck drivers with incoming and outgoing freight. At first, the picketing began about 7:30 a.m. and continued to about 5:30 p.m. In order to avoid the picket line, the Lueking drivers, at the direction of plaintiff, would arrive at 6:00 a.m., load their trucks and return after the picket went off duty. Later the picketing hours were lengthened and arrivals and departures of trucks were changed accordingly. This resulted in the picketing going on an around-the-clock basis. Thereafter no deliveries were made to or from plaintiff's premises by the regular truckers or Lueking drivers. The employees of some fifty of the trucking companies that customarily made deliveries to and for plaintiff, although advised that there was no strike at plaintiff's premises and no laborand restrain its employees in the exercise of their rights as guaranteed by Section 7 of the Act.
"`Further, in violation of Section 8(b) (1) (A) of the Act, continuously from May 14, 1952 said labor organization has by its officers, agents and representatives unlawfully coerced and restrained the employees of Graybar Electric Company, Inc. in the exercise of their rights as guaranteed by Section 7 of the Act in that said labor organization has picketed for the purpose of coercing said employees in their right to join or not join a labor organization and has restrained said employees by that picketing in the exercise of the rights guaranteed to them by Section 7 of the Act.'
"2. That subsequent to the filing of the unfair labor practice charges as
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overall excellence, as well as an alluring campus that was ranked #1 by The Princeton Review as America’s “most beautiful campus” in 2017.
Rhodes College is nationally known for its tradition of academic rigor and overall excellence, as well as an alluring campus that was ranked #1 by The Princeton Review as America’s “most beautiful campus” in 2017.
Berkeley County School District officials say a social media post about someone wanting do harm at a school with an SHS abbreviation originated in another state and is not directed at any school in the county.
Berkeley County School District officials say a social media post about someone wanting do harm at a school with an SHS abbreviation originated in another state and is not directed at any school in the county.
17-year-old EmmaArnold was just a child through the end of his crusades, but the teachings of Reverend Billy Graham are very much present in the lessons she's learned at Shannon Forest Christian School.
17-year-old Emma Arnold was just a child through the end of his crusades, but the teachings of Reverend Billy Graham are very much present in the lessons she's learned at Shannon Forest Christian School.
Police arrested a Charlotte man in connection to multiple armed robberies. Police say on Monday around 7:38 a.m., a victim was robbed in the 5600 block of Reddman Road at Fifth-Third Bank. The victim says the suspect approached her with a knife and robbed her before fleeing on foot.
Police arrested a Charlotte man in connection to multiple armed robberies. Police say on Monday around
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