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of the principal and undistributed income of [the Trust] . . . which she shall not have validly appointed by her Last Will and Testament . . . shall be paid over and distributed to the persons who would be entitled to receive the property under the laws of the State of New Jersey then in force and in the proportions prescribed by such laws as if the primary beneficiary had then died intestate and a resident of the State of New Jersey. In a supplemental order appointing Rogiers as permanent guardian, the trial judge directed that she not remove Jennifer from Hudson County without the court's permission. Rogiers admits that in January 2003 she took Jennifer to Ecuador without the court's permission, where they remained through December 2003. II Theunder the laws of the State of Washington. Its declared purpose was the promotion of pensions for the old and disabled. It grew by 1947 to a membership of some five or six thousand persons with some eighty locals. Then it diminished by 1961 to four locals and between two and three hundred members. Meantime, in December, 1954, the Attorney General petitioned the Subversive Activities Control Board to order the Union to register as a Communist front under Section 7 of the Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950.2 Hearings were had, and in April, 1959, the Board issued a registration order. The Union, on June 12, 1959, petitioned this court to review the Board's order. 2 While the petition for review was pending here,

investigated the accident and concluded that plaintiff failed to wear the protective safety gear he was instructed to wear while working around the incinerator. The report concluded that, had plaintiff been wearing the face shield and safety jacket issued to him, he could not have been burned in the incident. On October 2, 1993, plaintiff filed a formal request for an administrative remedy procedure, specifically requesting monetary damages for his injuries. At the first step review phase, plaintiff's request for monetary relief was denied on the basis that he had been assigned to the incinerator for a number of years, knew the dangers involved in operating it, yet chose on the day in question not to wear his safety gear. Plaintiff's request for second step review was denied byperemptory exception urging that plaintiff failed to timely seek judicial review of the final agency decision. Thereafter, plaintiff filed a second suit in the Nineteenth Judicial District Court, which was identical in substance to the initial suit, with the exception that plaintiff did not allege that he exhausted his administrative remedies prior to instituting the suit. Defendants filed an exception of lis pendens. In connection with the second suit, plaintiff filed a supplemental and amending petition in which he challenged the constitutionality of the Administrative Remedy Procedure Act on numerous grounds. First, plaintiff alleged that the act's requirement that he resort to the prison grievance process prior to filing a tort suit against the state violates La. Const. art. 5 § 16, which vests original jurisdiction over civil matters

were inaccuracies in his resume. However, Hartwig testified that he explained his educational background in detail to Kanner and his associates including the fact that he had not completed a masters degree. Hartwig also testified that he told Kanner about his interest in American Environmental Control but that there was no need to tell Kanner about any potential conflict of interest because Hartwig Associates never intended to perform its supervision contract. Kanner chose not to appear in the district court at Madison, Wisconsin, for the trial of the case now before us. His counsel appeared but in his case in chief, he presented no witnesses and offered only a single document into evidence. 31 A motion for a directed verdict raises only a question of law;in directing a verdict in favor of Hartwig. Denial of Continuance 36 Hartwig filed his complaint on July 27, 1987. On October 9, 1987, Kanner filed his motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction. On October 14, 1987, the district court entered a scheduling order setting the trial date for February 4, 1988. The district court denied Kanner's motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction on December 29, 1987. On January 27, 1988, Kanner filed a motion asking the court to extend discovery and reschedule the trial date. This motion was also denied. Trial commenced on February 5, 1988 and the district court entered a directed verdict on the same day. 37 Kanner argues that he was denied due process because the district court declined

mitigation was closed with the testimony of three witness, two family friends (Tammy Compton and David Shaw) and his step-sister, Jamie Scott. Tammy Compton testified she trusted Humphries enough to leave her children with him and David Shaw testified Humphries was a good, nonviolent person. Jamie Scott testi- fied she loved her step-brother a lot and wanted to see the jury return a life sentence. Before the state trial court gave the jury its final instructions, the solicitor and counsel for Humphries gave their closing arguments. In his closing argument, the solicitor broke his argument down into four parts, commenting to the jury that [y]ou look at four things in deciding the issue of punish- ment. You look at the aggravation. Is it an aggravated mur- Then, the solicitor turned to Humphries’s character and summarized Humphries’s check- ered past in great detail, stating: He’s been in trouble since he was 13 years old. When he was 13 years old, he committed two breaking and enterings, and he was given probation. He was given a chance by the Family Court judge at age 13. He missed school. He got in fights at school. He got sus- pended at school. He ran away. And so they brought him  HUMPHRIES v. OZMINT

revenues for Allegheny General. From 1976 to 1978, for example, CTSA accounted for between 9% and 11% of the total patient admissions to Allegheny General; it was one of the five most active services (group or sole practitioner) during that period. The statistics for patient days are even more impressive. In 1977 and 1978, CTSA's patients spent 19,417 and 20,021 days respectively at Allegheny General. These figures are roughly equivalent to the total patient days for the entire Division of General Surgery and are double the number of patient days attributable to any other single group for that time period. CTSA dominates the open heart surgical practice at Allegheny General. Open heart procedures account for approximately 60% of CTSA's work, and its members perform about 95% of the openheart operations at Allegheny General. The explanation for this dominance lies in the decision by the CTSA members to concentrate their practices at Allegheny General (Drs. Magovern, Liebler and Burkholder also perform a small number of operations at Presbyterian University Hospital and Children's Hospital), while most of the other thoracic surgeons on Allegheny General's staff center their practices elsewhere. In addition to the members of CTSA, the staff of the Thoracic Surgery Division includes five other surgeons.[6] *853 II. The Claims Dr. Robinson alleges in his complaint that when his application for staff privileges was denied, the defendants violated the United States Constitution, several federal statutes and three legal duties imposed by state common law. A synopsis of the six-count complaint follows: 1. Count I alleges violations of section 1 and section

petition for review for the reasons set out more fully below. I. Background 5 Chennareddy is a brown-skinned, Asian American male of Indian origin. At the time of the relevant promotion applications, he was 46 years old. At all relevant times, he was employed at a grade of GS-13 in the Program Evaluation and Methodology Division of the GAO. In all five of the instances as to which he complains, the positions were ultimately awarded to white, native-born Americans. In four instances the person promoted was younger than Chennareddy, and in two instances the successful applicant was female. Chennareddy alleges discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, and age as to his non-selection for three positions, and race, color, national origin, and sex asto the other two. After an investigation by the Civil Rights Office of the GAO, the Special Assistant to the Comptroller General adopted that Office's recommended decision denying Chennareddy's claim. Chennareddy appealed that final agency decision to the PAB. The PAB, after additional investigation, discovery, and hearing, entered a denial of Chennareddy's petition in an opinion by presiding member Kaufmann, concluding "that the evidence before me does not support a finding that Petitioner's non-selection was the result of discrimination on the part of Respondent by reason of sex, age, race, color, or national origin." II. Analysis 6 The parties agree that Petitioner made a prima facie Title VII case for his claims of race, color, national origin, sex, and age discrimination. See McDonnell Douglas Corp. v.

'The Exorcist III: Legion' Myles Aronowitz / 20th Century Fox 'The Exorcist III: Legion' (1990) After director William Friedkin's masterpiece, the follow-up from John Boorman was widely considered one of the worst sequels of all time. So many held out hope that William Peter Blatty, the man who wrote the screenplay and original novel, would return to make the series as viscerally horrifying as it once was. They were in for a disappointment. As director, Blatty seemed more concerned with philisophical discussions on the nature of evil, when all the fans wanted was someone to vomit pea soup. 'The Exorcist III: Legion' (1990) After director William Friedkin's masterpiece, the follow-up from John Boorman was widely considered one of the worst sequels of all time. So many held out hope that WilliamPeter Blatty, the man who wrote the screenplay and original novel, would return to make the series as viscerally horrifying as it once was. They were in for a disappointment. As director, Blatty seemed more concerned with philisophical discussions on the nature of evil, when all the fans wanted was someone to vomit pea soup. (Myles Aronowitz / 20th Century Fox) 'The Exorcist III: Legion' (1990) After director William Friedkin's masterpiece, the follow-up from John Boorman was widely considered one of the worst sequels of all time. So many held out hope that William Peter Blatty, the man who wrote the screenplay and original novel, would return to make the series as viscerally horrifying as it once was. They were in for a disappointment. As director, Blatty seemed more

the south. From the tops of the higher peaks, \"magnificent views can be obtained of the vast plain to the south, or of the mass of tangled ridges lying north, bounded by the great snowy range which forms the central axis of the Himalayas. Nairobi Nairobi is the biggest city in East Africa, the region's industrial hub and Kenya's commercial and political heart. It is also the region's youngest, most modern and most fast developing city and has enjoyed a relentless growth curve. Although the city contains the African Head Quarter of a number of major United Nations agencies, it still has an air of lawlessness. Its reputation for being hard and fast and dangerous means that the unfortunate nickname ΓÇÿNairobbery' still has a ring of truth to it. Theresulting require for a bit more street-smart commonsense often means that people skip straight through the city.Nairobi is the biggest city in East Africa, the region's industrial hub and Kenya's commercial and political heart. It is also the region's youngest, most modern and most fast developing city and has enjoyed a relentless growth curve. Although the city contains the African Head Quarter of a number of major United Nations agencies, it still has an air of lawlessness. Its reputation for being hard and fast and dangerous means that the unfortunate nickname ΓÇÿNairobbery' still has a ring of truth to it. The resulting require for a bit more street-smart commonsense often means that people skip straight through the city. Nakuru Nakuru, the provincial capital of Kenya's Rift Valley province, with roughly

supported by sufficient evidence. FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY Stewart worked for the Richmond Community School Corporation ("the School") as a physical education teacher. On December 5, 2003, Stewart was spotting a student as he attempted a gymnastic maneuver. The student fell onto Stewart, causing her to break her right leg. The injury required surgery and other treatment. Stewart applied for, and received, worker's compensation benefits for the surgery and other treatment. After surgery, Stewart continued to experience pain and difficulty putting weight on the leg. On December 5, 2004, she fell at home and broke her right hip. Stewart contended that the fall was caused by continuing problems with her right leg. She did not return to work at the School after the hip injury. Stewart applied for worker's compensation benefits relatedto her hip injury. After a hearing, the Member determined that the hip injury was related to Stewart's work-related leg injury and that Stewart was permanently and totally disabled. The School appealed the decision to the full Board. The Board affirmed the Member's conclusion that Stewart's hip injury was a compensable claim. However, the Board reversed the Member's determination that Stewart was permanently and totally disabled and remanded for a calculation of her permanent partial impairment. Neither party appealed the Board's decision. On remand, the parties filed factual stipulations and statements of contentions. In Stewart's statement of contentions she argued, as she had at the prior hearing, that she was permanently and totally disabled. In the alternative, she asserted that she "has 39% impairment." Appellant's App. p. 33. The

connection with the Quivera National Wild Life Refuge in Stafford County, Kansas. The issue of just compensation was tried before a commission, appointed pursuant to Rule 71A(h), F.R.Civ.P., its report was approved and confirmed by the court and this appeal followed. 2 The procedural background is necessary for an understanding of the issues involved. The complaint here was filed on October 23, 1958, and the first Declaration of Taking on April 21, 1960. Sometime prior to the filing of the action, the government had entered into option purchase agreements with the known and determinable life tenants and remaindermen, covering the two tracts here in controversy. These agreements each contained a provision that in the event clear title would not pass, a friendly condemnation suit would be instituted but in thatwas without statutory authority to take the quantum of title as was taken in the 1961 Taking here. That court held the government could take the fee title, excepting therefrom the mineral rights for a period of years, but could not then reserve unto itself a percentage of the royalty. This reservation was characterized by the court as the taking of "a partnership-like estate."3 7 We agree with the decision of the district judge holding that the reservation of royalty to the government constituted an unlawful taking for the reasons such a taking certainly has no possible connection with the harboring and protecting of wildlife,4 which is the paramount purpose of the condemnation, and, such a taking was without legal authority and an abuse of discretion. It was upon the

a colorful target. One huge tree was aimed straight at Lady Bethal. She blinked at it. Ten of her Rose Knights roared as they leapt towards the tree. They braced themselves and caught the tree as it fell towards them. Rags gaped. “More trees!” Four more trees were toppled, but the Rose Knights were retreating out of the forest now. Two of their comrades lay on the ground—unconscious or dead, it was hard to tell. Some of the other Rose Knights had dented armor. It was a paltry victory in Rags’ mind, but the Goblins around her cheered wildly to see the invincible Humans retreat. And without Greybeard! She could see them staring at her, and sat a bit straighter. Overwhelming. She knew she was weak as a warrior, but her mind? Ragspassion, and dignit—and virtu—and nobility. Such were the aspects that governed Lady Bethal and her house. The Rose Knights marched away as the Lady of House Walchaís let her husband carry her off into the distance. The Goblins of the Flooded Waters tribe watched them go in silence. Rags closed her mouth after a while and looked around. Blood and death remained. The scars of battle were fresh in the memories of the Goblins; they had burnt their dead out of respect. And there were fallen on Bethal’s side. Yet the lady turned away. And there was something admirable about that as insane as she clearly was. She lived for her whims. And there it was. Valor, passion, pride—it was something like that. Rags scratched her head. Goblin Lords and

State Highway Administration, alleging that the Highway Administration failed or refused to hire her for two positions for which she applied because of her race (African American) and her sex (female), in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, specifically 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-2(a)(1). In her complaint, she alleged that she was highly qualified for the positions, but that the decisionmakers were biased and in a conclusory fashion that he was treated harshly pursuant to a policy adopted by the Attorney General and the Director of the FBI solely on account of his race, religion, or national origin. See 556 U.S. at 680-81. The Supreme Court

Suspects in killing of Hamas engineer ‘most likely born in the Middle East or in the West’, Malaysian police say. Malaysian police have released facial composite sketches of two men suspected of killing a Hamas member in Kuala Lumpur. Two men on a motorcycle fired at least 14 shots at Fadi al-Batsh, an engineering lecturer, in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, killing him on the spot. Alerts have been put out for the suspects at all the country’s exit points, police said on Monday. Hamas, the group that rules the Gaza Strip, accused Israel’s Mossad spy agency of assassinating al-Batsh. Israel dismissed the charge. The computer-generated photographs of the suspects are based on descriptions by witnesses, police chief Mohamad Fuzi Bin Harun told reporters. ‘European or Middle Eastern’ They show two light-skinned suspects who may beinformation apart from the photofit,” he said. Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said on Saturday the suspects were believed to be Europeans with links to a foreign intelligence agency. Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman dismissed claims of Mossad’s role in the murder and suggested that al-Batsh was killed as part of an internal Palestinian dispute. Al-Batsh’s family has requested for his body to be buried in Gaza. Mossad has been accused of several high-profile killings involving Palestinians around the world, although Israel has consistently denied the accusations. The spy agency was accused of executing the murder of Hamas military commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in his hotel room in Dubai in 2010. In 2016, Hamas blamed Mossad for the killing of a Tunisian national it described as one of its drone experts.

consisted of a helmet with a goatis head on the top, the helmet supposedly worn by George Kastrioti, Skanderbeg, after whom the division was named. The Shqiptar recruits in the division wore a white skullcap, the national attire of the Shqiptar Ghegs. The SS Main Office also issued gray skullcaps with the Totenkopf (Deathis Head) insignia sewn on the front below the Hoheitzeichen (the national symbol of Nazi Germany, consisting of a white eagle over a Nazi swastika). The division was named after George Kastrioti, or Gjergj Kastriota, also as Kastriotis (1405-1468), a national hero of Albania, who fought against the Ottoman Turks.As a child, Kastrioti was given as a hostage to Sultan Murad II to be brought us as a Muslim at Adrianople (Edirne).Kastrioti became an officerin the Ottoman Turkish army and led the Turkish forces in many victories over Christian troops.Murad II was impressed with his valor and bravery in his battles for Islam and gave him the name Iskander Bey in Turkish, from iIskanderi, Alexander the Great, or Prince Alexander, and iBeyi, master. The nameY was shortened to Skanderbeg, beg being the local variant of beg.Later, Kastrioti renounced Islam and converted to Christianity and attacking his former Ottoman Turkish masters. He captured the Albanian capital Kruja from the Turkish governor and proclaimed a revolt against the Turks in 1442.Sultan Mohammed II sent Turkish armies to defeat the renegade Kastrioti, but he was able to defeat the Turkish forces, which besieged Kruja but could not capture it. Kastrioti died in 1468. Kruja surrendered

that are at issue here. A week later, prior to the filing of an answer, O’Brien and his union filed an amended complaint containing additional factual allegations and further explana- tion of the legal basis of the constitutional claims. In March 2018, Lincolnshire answered the amended complaint, and in May, the plaintiffs moved for leave to file a second amended complaint in order to add Cook and his union as plaintiffs. The court granted that motion, and two weeks later, on May 21, 2018, Lincolnshire moved to dismiss the second amended complaint. In that motion, the Village challenged the plaintiffs’ standing and also argued that the payment of dues to the League and the adoption of the League’s speech constituted government speech and association that was not subject to First Amendment review. The day after Lincolnshire filed itsto amend under Rule 15. The plaintiffs elected to amend and filed their Third Amended Complaint (the Complaint at issue in this appeal) on June 19, 2018. The Complaint contained new factual allegations related to standing, and added two state law counts. One of those new counts was filed against the League, the first time the League was named as a defendant in the case. On August 3, the defendants moved jointly to dismiss the Complaint. In that motion, they argued that the plaintiffs lacked standing to No. 19-1349

Editor's note: Are you in Egypt? Send us your experiences, but please stay safe. (CNN) -- After days of mass demonstrations, Egypt's military finally ousted Mohamed Morsy, the country's first democratically elected president, in the country's second revolution in two years. Morsy, a Western-educated Islamist aligned with the Muslim Brotherhood movement, had rejected an ultimatum delivered by the military to resolve the crisis within 48 hours, creating a stand-off with the military, the most powerful institution in the country. In a televised speech to the nation, Egypt's top military officer, Gen. Abdel-Fatah El-Sisi, said Morsy "did not achieve the goals of the people" during his single year in office. Who runs Egypt now? El-Sisi said Adly Mansour, head of the country's Supreme Constitutional Court, would replace Morsy as interim president and Mansourwas sworn in on Thursday. The road map announced by El-Sisi also includes suspending and rewriting the constitution introduced after former dictator Hosni Mubarak's ouster, and holding new parliamentary and presidential elections at a later, unspecified date. At his swearing in ceremony, Mansour said the Egyptian people had given him the authority "to amend and correct" the 2011 revolution. Who is Adly Mansour? The 67-year-old judge only became the head of Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court on Monday, and was named as the country's new interim president just two days later. He was appointed vice president of the court in 1992, serving during Mubarak's nearly 30-year rule. CNN's chief international correspondent Christiane Amanpour said that, according to one former military official, Mansour could serve between 9 to 12 months in an

, Shattered Peace: The Origins of the Cold War and the National Security State, 1977. Thomas Paterson , On Every Front: The Making of the Cold War, 1979. Fraser Harbutt , The Iron Curtain: Churchill, American and the Origins of the Cold War, 1986. Michael Hogan , The Marshall Plan, 1987. Melvyn Leffler , A Preponderance of Power: National Security, the Truman Administration, and the Cold War, 1992. Lloyd Gardner , Spheres of Influence, 1993. Carolyn Eisenberg , Drawing the Line: The American Decision to Divide Germany, 1944–49, 1996. David F. Schmitz Cold War (1945–91): External Course The most famous image to emerge from the Yalta Conference in 1945 is a picture of Winston S. Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Josef Stalin seated outdoors, wearing their overcoats, Churchill with histrademark cigar and Stalin with his marshal's cap. The three look pleased, almost jovial. The war in Europe had turned decisively against Nazi Germany and the Allied leaders knew that victory was near. When the Allied leaders next met, in July 1945, Roosevelt had died, replaced by his vice president, Harry S. Truman. A man of scant foreign policy experience, Truman arrived at the Potsdam Conference, near Berlin, with the knowledge that an atomic bomb had been successfully detonated in New Mexico. He was hopeful about a future U.S.‐Soviet detente, but the relationship was marked by suspicion and distrust on both sides. At some point before 1947, it deteriorated to the point where the two superpowers became locked in a global struggle that stopped short of direct armed conflict. The

AS champions was description of english league level Falcao was traded to Atletico Italian league is completely down in English league last 11 years two teams only have splitted title Chelsea and UTD while in Spanish Barsa Madrid Valencia La Coruna English league is simply most expensive they use pounds and their right for broadcasting is most expensive and in this leage over 200 players are from Africa. They have 5 clubs from London where such Arsenal was englishless player club you mean the Europa comp where we fielded half a side cause we didnt care about it and were fighting for the league title? lol City were in the group of death and had a ton of injuries at the start of the season which affected the group stage English League over past 11Strange as it may sound, Walter Hudson never thought he had a weight problem before that terrible morning a few weeks back when he slipped and fell on the way from the bathroom and could not get up. His sister, Barbara, phoned for help. The police, fire fighters and assorted emergency personnel who converged on the little redbrick house in Hempstead, Long Island, found Hudson, 42, sprawled on his gargantuan belly in the doorway to his bedroom. It took them almost three hours to cut away the door frame and ease him onto wooden planks; eight people were needed to hoist him back into bed. “The thing that amazed me most about this ordeal,” says Hempstead fire chief Robert A. Grams, “is that he stayed so calm.” Fact is,

Antonio. TCU won 47-41 in triple overtime. less TCU quarterback Bram Kohlhausen (6) runs for a touchdown against Oregon during the third overtime of the Alamo Bowl NCAA college football game, Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016, in San Antonio. TCU won 47-41 in triple ... more TCU quarterback Bram Kohlhausen (6) runs for a touchdown against Oregon during the third overtime of the Alamo Bowl NCAA college football game, Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016, in San Antonio. TCU won 47-41 in triple overtime. less TCU quarterback Bram Kohlhausen (6) runs for a touchdown against Oregon during the third overtime of the Alamo Bowl NCAA college football game, Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016, in San Antonio. TCU won 47-41 in triple ... more Oregon quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. celebrates an Oregon touchdown against TCU during thefirst half of the Alamo Bowl NCAA college football game, Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016, in San Antonio. (AP Photo/Austin Gay) Oregon quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. celebrates an Oregon touchdown against TCU during the first half of the Alamo Bowl NCAA college football game, Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016, in San Antonio. (AP Photo/Austin Gay) Oregon wide receiver Darren Carrington (22) makes a 44-yard reception over TCU cornerback Torrance Mosley (3) during the first half in the Valero Alamo Bowl at the Alamodome in San Antonio on Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016. (Max Faulkner/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/TNS) less Oregon wide receiver Darren Carrington (22) makes a 44-yard reception over TCU cornerback Torrance Mosley (3) during the first half in the Valero Alamo Bowl at the Alamodome in San Antonio on Saturday, Jan. 2, ... more Oregon

UNIFIL, would take over the area between the Litani River, 30 kilometers north of Israel, and the frontier to create a buffer zone free of Hizbullah gunmen. "She will discuss [with Annan] the importance of having the international forces in Lebanon as expeditiously as possible," Regev said of Livni. Israel wants a speedy deployment "firstly to allow the Israeli troops to pull out of south Lebanon and to ensure the creation of the Hizbullah-free zone in the south... and secondly to make sure that the international arms embargo on Hizbullah is implemented," he said. "We have to have the resolution translated into reality," Regev said. Forty-five countries have attended technical sessions for potential contributors to a beefed-up UNIFIL, and the United Nations is hopeful that the first announcements of new troop commitmentsthe West Bank, with a tart retort to the Germany's, France's, and lesser's, of their own complicity in the ethnic cleansing of Kosovo not so many years ago. The implication is simple enough to see, as is its logical presumption: "My evil is no greater than yours." Well, then: Bombs away! www.PEJ.org "You Did It Too"Israel's Kosovo Redux C. L. Cook PEJ NewsAugust 12, 2006 How fitting Israel should retaliate European criticism of its murderous rampage, currently burning nicely, with its most lethal, but rarely used, diplomatic Weapon of Sass Destruction: The Truth. Europeans, at least those that rule over the major, and aspiring nations of Europe, are complicit in the abortion of justice and abrogation of the duty to Humanity during what was the NATO scourge of the Former Republic of Yugoslavia. Fitting for

fail if such authority were thought to end with the cessation of hostilities. For only after their cessation could the greater number of offenders and the principal ones be apprehended and subjected to trial. No writer on international law appears to have regarded the power of military tribunals, otherwise competent to try violations of the law of war, as terminating before the formal state of war has ended. 1 In our own military his- [327 U.S. 1, 13] tory there have been numerous instances in which offenders were tried by military commission after the cessation of hostilities and before the proclamation of peace, for offenses against the law of war c mmitted before the cessation of hostilities. 2 The extent to which the power to prosecute violations of the law of war shall be exercised beforepeace is declared rests, not with the courts, but with the political branch of the Government, and may itself be governed by the terms of an armistice or the treaty of peace. Here, peace has not been agreed upon or proclaimed. Japan, by her acceptance of the Potsdam Declaration and her surrender, has acquiesced in the trials of those guilty of violations of the law of war. The conduct of the trial by the military commission has been authorized by the political branch of the Government, by military command, by international law and usage, and by the terms of the surrender of the Japanese government. The Charge. Neither Congressional action nor the military orders constituting the commission authorized it to place petitioner on trial unless the charge preferred against

to base this decision on the actual facts before the sentencing judge on that occasion rather than hypothetical and speculative situations which he now presents. 23 In early 1942 Condon, then 16 years of age, and a codefendant, Farrell, 19 years of age, at gun point held up and robbed a storekeeper. They were indicted for the crimes of Robbery in the First Degree, Grand Larceny in the First Degree and Assault in the Second Degree. Condon was alleged to have been armed with a revolver. 24 Initially Condon and Farrell pleaded not guilty. Subsequently they pleaded guilty, Condon to Robbery in the Second Degree. Condon was represented by assigned counsel on pleading. Under the law, had Condon been convicted after trial of Robbery in the Firstdid not consult with appellant and offered nothing at sentencing.' 37 1946 finds Condon released from incarceration but his propensity to crime apparently had not been radically altered and in 1948 he is again pleading guilty to Robbery in the Second Degree, Unarmed. The same judge imposed a sentence upon Condon on January 19, 1948 as a second felony offender, of twenty-five to thirty years. 38 It is this sentence which Condon now attacks as being predicated upon a second offender status and which he would now have declared invalid because of his claim of inadequate sentencing representation in 1942. Other Proceedings 39 Condon's various State and Federal court proceedings are set forth in the majority opinion. Essentially factual determinations were made against Condon on the basis of lack of credibility. This Proceeding 40 Rebuffed on

the case. Damore ended up committing suicide before finishing his book. But in the process of his investigation, he telephoned his lawyer, a former federal judge named Jimmy Smith, telling Smith that after a long, unsuccessful attempt to locate Mitchell, Damore had finally received a telephone call from a man identifying himself as Mitchell. According to Smith’s written notes of the conversation, a copy of which are at the back of Janney’s book, the man purporting to be Mitchell admitted to having murdered Mary Pinchot Meyer as part of a CIA plot to silence her. In 1998, an author named Nina Burleigh wrote her own book about Meyer’s murder, entitled A Very Private Woman, in which she concluded that Crump really had committed the murder despite his acquittal. Just recently,to mail a request to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to reopen the investigation into the murder of Mary Pinchot Meyer based on the evidence that Janney uncovered as part of his research for the book. He need not bother. In 1973, nine years after the murder of Mary Pinchot Meyer, 31-year-old American journalist Charles Horman was murdered in Chile during the U.S.-supported coup that brought military strongman Augusto Pinochet into power. Twenty-six years later — 1999 — U.S. officials released a State Department memorandum confessing the CIA’s participation in Horman’s murder. The CIA’s motive? Apparently to silence Horman, who intended to publicly disclose the role of the U.S. military and the CIA in the Chilean coup. Despite the official acknowledgment by the State Department of CIA complicity in

he recorded purchases.  Because of the defendant's method of bookkeeping, no records were available to allow the customers to trace their money to ownership of any specific or particular bond. Doyle , 486 F. Supp. at 1217. The defendant fled the country, taking with him approximately $2 million of the bonds that he placed in his suitcase (suitcase bonds).  Prior to his departure, he destroyed the envelopes from which he removed the bonds as well as the binder.   Doyle , 486 F. Supp. at 1217.  These bonds were later recovered and returned to the court.   Doyle , 486 F. Supp. at 1217.  The defendant's family, while he was a fugitive, discovered additional bonds, approximating $300,000, in envelopes with customers' names on them in a closet (closet bonds).   Doyle , 486 F. Supp.the envelopes remaining intact, any identification qualities given to them by placing them in the envelopes were destroyed.   Doyle , 486 F. Supp. at 1221. The case most directly on point is that relied upon by the receiver, First State Trust & Savings Bank .  In First State Trust & Savings Bank , a case involving the liquidation of Biscayne, a bank and trust company, the court held that four different classes of claimants, each holding a different type of trust asset, must share   pro rata in the distribution of the total assets of the insolvent company.   First State Trust & Savings Bank , 103 Fla. at 1151, 138 So. at 739.  The following four account holders sought  to establish preferred claims: Ottis, who was executor and trustee of an estate and who

FEDERAL FUNDING TO CITIES LIKE NEW YORK AND SEATTLE IS PART OF FEDERAL FUNDING TO CITIES LIKE NEW YORK AND SEATTLE IS PART OF A CRACKDOWN ON WHAT THE NEW YORK AND SEATTLE IS PART OF A CRACKDOWN ON WHAT THE PRESIDENT HAS DESCRIBED AS A CRACKDOWN ON WHAT THE PRESIDENT HAS DESCRIBED AS RIOTS LOOTING AND LAWLESS PRESIDENT HAS DESCRIBED AS RIOTS LOOTING AND LAWLESS PROTESTING THIS COMES AS JOE SEATTLE PORTLAND AND NEW YORK CITY, THE PRESIDENT WRITING IN SEATTLE PORTLAND AND NEW YORK CITY, THE PRESIDENT WRITING IN A TWEET THAT HIS ADMINISTRATION CITY, THE PRESIDENT WRITING IN A TWEET THAT HIS ADMINISTRATION QUOTE WILL DO EVERYTHING IN ITS A TWEET THAT HIS ADMINISTRATION QUOTE WILL DO EVERYTHING IN ITS POWER TO PREVENT WEEK MAYORS QUOTE WILL DO EVERYTHING IN ITS POWER TO PREVENT WEEK MAYORS AND LAWLESS CITIES FROM TAKING POWER TO PREVENT WEEK MAYORS AND LAWLESS CITIES FROM TAKING FEDERAL DOLLARS. AND LAWLESS CITIES FROM TAKING FEDERAL DOLLARS.

called as the First Counselor, and Becky Craven will serve as Second Counselor. Young Women General Presidency. Primary General Presidency. Counselor in Primary General Presidency Sister Lisa L. Harkness was called as the new First Counselor in the Primary General Presidency. Learn more. New General Authority Seventies Watch President Oaks’s announcement of new leadership callings. President Dallin H. Oaks of the First Presidency announced the calls of two new members of the Presidency of the Seventy, eight General Authority Seventies, and 55 Area Seventies during the Saturday afternoon session of the April 2018 general conference. Presidency of the Seventy Called to the Presidency of the Seventy immediately are Elder Carl B. Cook and Elder Robert C. Gay. Elder Terence M. Vinson, Elder José A. Teixeira, and Elder Carlos A. Godoy will begin serving in the Presidency of thethe First Presidency. President Russell M. Nelson, the 17th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and his counselors, President Dallin H. Oaks, First Counselor (left), and President Henry B. Eyring, Second Counselor (right), during the solemn assembly March 31, 2018. Two new Apostles Two new members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles were also announced during the Saturday morning session. Elder Gerrit W. Gong and Elder Ulisses Soares were sustained as Apostles, filling vacancies left by the deaths of President Thomas S. Monson and Elder Robert D. Hales. Elder Gerrit W. Gong Elder Ulisses Soares Watch the video of President Eyring conducting the solemn assembly. Elder Gong was serving as a member of the Presidency of the Seventy at the time of his call to the Twelve. He became a

She sought medical attention, visiting her primary care physician and other healthcare providers. She kept Harris abreast of her symptoms and physician visits. A few months later, in June 2014, Harris allegedly began pressuring Germanowski to support William Galvin, the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in his upcoming bid for reelection. Germanowski twice refused Harris's requests to make financial contributions to Secretary Galvin's campaign committee. Around the timethat she was seeking medical care and reported her symptoms. Weeks after the diagnosis, in October 2014, Germanowski suffered a nervous breakdown while working. Harris drove Germanowski home, notwithstanding Germanowski's protests that Harris was the cause of her stress and anxiety.

partnership with The Shade Tree, which provides a ten-unit apartment complex for the nonprofit to restart its transitional living program at the intersections of Eastern, Fremont, Boulder Highway and E. Charleston, at Veterans Village in Las Vegas on Friday, April 6, 2018. Andrea Cornejo Las Vegas Review-Journal @dreacornejo Attendees gather for a partnership announcement between Veterans Village and The Shade Tree Shelter for Homeless Women and Children at Veterans Village in Las Vegas on Friday, April 6, 2018. Andrea Cornejo Las Vegas Review-Journal @dreacornejo Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman stands for the pledge of allegiance before a partnership announcement between Veterans Village and The Shade Tree Shelter for Homeless Women and Children at Veterans Village in Las Vegas on Friday, April 6, 2018. Andrea Cornejo Las Vegas Review-Journal @dreacornejo Christian Gabroy,vice chair of The Shade Tree, talks about the partnership between Veterans Village and The Shade Tree Shelter for Homeless Women and Children at Veterans Village in Las Vegas on Friday, April 6, 2018. Andrea Cornejo Las Vegas Review-Journal @dreacornejo Arnold Stalk, founder of Veterans Village, announces a partnership with The Shade Tree Shelter for Homeless Women and Children, which provides a ten-unit apartment complex for the nonprofit to restart its transitional living program at the intersections of Eastern, Fremont, Boulder Highway and E. Charleston, at Veterans Village in Las Vegas on Friday, April 6, 2018. Andrea Cornejo Las Vegas Review-Journal @dreacornejo Attendees gather for a partnership announcement between Veterans Village and The Shade Tree Shelter for Homeless Women and Children at Veterans Village in Las Vegas on Friday, April

Authentic Work Transgender Children Since 2003 I follow Dutch cross-gender children on their way to a new identity. These images were the first official photos of transgender children. May 2015 the project went viral as a worldwide example of destigmatization. Now, summer 2018, we're photographing the follow-up. Gender and Soul In ancient Sanskrit stories the identity of the human soul is compared with flowers. In 2012 I started making self portraits with florals. The works are purchased by hospitals as healing art because of the explosion of energy in the images. More info at Online Gallery. (soulflowers.nl)People Also Searched For John Combe Pegram, American lawyer. Served with S. Atlantic Blockading Fleet off Charleston on various vessels and on staff commander-in-chief; member Pegram & Cooke, since 1885; member Rhode Island House of Representatives, 1869-1870; member Providence City Council, 1873-1875. Background Pegram, John Combe was born on August 26, 1842 in Owensborough, Kentucky, United States. Son of William B. and Charlotte Amelie (Combe) Pegram. Education Graduated from the United States Naval Academy, 1863. Career Served with S. Atlantic Blockading Fleet off Charleston on various vessels and on staff commander-in-chief. Resigned from navy, 1866. Graduated from Harvard Law School, 1868. Admitted to Rhode Island bar, 1868. Senior member Pegram & Cooke, since 1885. Member Rhode Island House of Representatives, 1869-1870. Member Providence City Council, 1873-1875. United States register in bankruptcy, 1875-1889. Acting judge Municipal Court, Providence,

UNITED STATES v. ALLMENDINGER after the close of his case as to the remaining counts, but the court again denied it. As per the court’s ruling, the government redacted the superseding indictment to remove allegations of events that occurred after August 31, 2007, and the events relating to the sham nature of the sale. Most of the changes simply involved deleting language; however, a few involved rewriting allega- tions. In the rewritten passages, the government changed the amount of funds lost by A&O investors from "approximately $100 million" to "approximately $79.9 million," changed the number of A&O investors from "more than 800" to "more than 580," and changed the dates of the alleged conspiracies from "November of 2004 through the present" to "November of 2004 through August 31, 2007." Compare J.A.As for the two co-conspirators most simi- larly situated to Allmendinger, Allmendinger received a sen- tence shorter than Abdulwahab’s but much longer than Oncale’s. Oncale and Allmendinger were situated differently in that Oncale was confronted by the government early in the investi- gation and admitted to his culpability and immediately agreed to plead guilty. He liquidated his assets and gave the money to the government, and he cooperated extensively with the government, including by pleading guilty. Allmendinger, on the other hand, refused to accept responsibility for his actions when confronted by the government. He instead sought to squirrel away cash with his father in anticipation of his indict- ment and continued to live a lavish lifestyle with this money. He also hid money in violation of the restraining order and attempted to flee just days before the trial. And he

A 15-year-old Yazidi girl captured by the Islamic State group after escaping. (Associated Press) The campaign of Islamic State militants against Iraq's Yazidi minority may be attempted genocide, UN Assistant Secretary-General for human rights Ivan Simonovic said on Tuesday."Facts are indicating that actions against Yazidis may amount to attempted genocide," he told a small group of reporters at the United Nations after returning from a recent visit to Iraq.Simonovic was speaking as Islamic State, often referred to as ISIL or ISIS, advanced on Iraq's Sinjar mountain, tightening a siege of thousands of stranded Yazidis, who called on the United States and its allies to act to avert more bloodshed.Thousands of Yazidis have been shot, buried alive or sold into slavery by Islamic State militants, who regard them as devil-worshippers.USPresident Barack Obama authorised air strikes in Iraq in August, citing the duty to prevent an impending genocide of Yazidis at the hands of Islamic State militants after they overran a vast swathe of northern Iraq.The 1948 UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide defines genocide as an intent to destroy in whole or in part a national, ethical, racial or religious group.The convention says this can be done by killing members, causing serious bodily or mental harm to members, deliberately inflicting conditions on the group calculated to bring about its physical destruction, preventing births within the group or forcibly transferring children of the group to another group. © Thomson Reuters 2014 Simonovic said that Islamic State was forcing Yazidis to either convert to Islam

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magazine. “She was really excited to be involved with Sports Illustrated. She is at college studying sports journalism and broadcasting. Raine knows all the girls worked hard to get there and is grateful to be in the top six!” The magazine also announced the return of Czech-born supermodel and Swimsuit Issue veteran Porizkova, who posed topless in a thong at 53. "In my opinion, nothing ages as poorly as a beautiful woman’s confidence," Porizkova, who has appeared in nine previous issues, including last year, told the magazine. In her own Instagram post, she praised Swimsuit Issue editor M.J. Day, crediting her as "the one most responsible for inclusive body type and skin color in the fashion and beauty world," who has now "decided to tackle the final barrier: age." She also gaveMontes also admitted to the following facts: On or about July 27, 2004 . . . Montes, did knowingly and intentionally possess and control a hydroponic marihuana grow facility in a residential home. Said residential home is located at 912 Quinn Street Southeast, Palm Bay, Brevard County, Florida. The purpose of the facility was to manufacture marihuana. The total number of marihuana plants that [Montes] is responsible for is 151. Finally, this plea agreement contained a sentence-appeal waiver, whereby Montes agreed that, assuming the government did not appeal, he was waiving his right to appeal his sentence, directly or collaterally, including

and prejudically affect the commerce of the port of New York; that merchant vessels from the New England States and British Provinces, and from ports south of New York, and vessels engaged in foreign commerce, pass and repass on the river the intended location of the bridge; that the masts of a large proportion of these vessels exceed 135 feet in height; and that the expense to them of striking parts of their masts in passing under the bridge, if built as proposed, with the detention and additional towage rendered necessary, would be so great as to destroy his warehouse business, and be a private and irreparable injury to him, for which an action at law would afford no adequate redress. He accordingly prays an adjudication of thecourt upon the character and effect of the proposed bridge in conformity with these allegations, and an injunction restraining the further prosecution of the work of building it at the height of 135 feet above mean high water, or at any other height that would obstruct, impair, or injuriously modify the navigation of the river. The court below did not find in the allegations of a possible *393 loss to the plaintiff in his warehouse business, or in the proofs offered to sustain them, sufficient ground to restrain the completion of the work. It dismissed his complaint as being without substantial merit. We approve of its action and decree. The erection of the bridge at the elevation proposed was authorized by the action of both the State and federal governments.

Mexican drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman could have escaped from the Altiplano prison, in Almoloya de Juarez, Mexico, on July 12, 2015. Guzman has escaped from a maximum-security prison, the government said Sunday, his second jail break in 14 years. The kingpin was last seen in the shower area of the Altiplano prison in central Mexico late Saturday before disappearing. 'The escape of Guzman was confirmed', the National Security Commission said in a statement. AFP PHOTO / YURI CORTEZ (Photo credit should read YURI CORTEZ/AFP/Getty Images) A Federal Police officer stands guard outside the house at the end of the tunnel through which Mexican drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman could have escaped from the Altiplano prison, in Almoloya de Juarez, Mexico, on July 12, 2015. Guzmanhas escaped from a maximum-security prison, the government said Sunday, his second jail break in 14 years. The kingpin was last seen in the shower area of the Altiplano prison in central Mexico late Saturday before disappearing. 'The escape of Guzman was confirmed', the National Security Commission said in a statement. AFP PHOTO / YURI CORTEZ (Photo credit should read YURI CORTEZ/AFP/Getty Images) Picture of the yellow tape put by security forces of the Office of the Attorney General around the house at the end of the tunnel through which Mexican drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman could have escaped from the Altiplano prison, in Almoloya de Juarez, Mexico, on July 12, 2015. Guzman has escaped from a maximum-security prison, the government said Sunday, his second jail break

Nashville Railroad Company from a judgment entered in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee, Southern Division, on September 29, 1967. The judgment awarded damages to Marquette, plaintiff in the District Court, in the sum of $1,499.26 against The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, defendant therein. The case was tried to District Judge Frank W. Wilson upon a stipulation of facts. On this appeal, Marquette charges that the judgment was inadequate and the L & N urges that it was excessive. 2 Vulcan Materials Company, a customer of Marquette, operated two manufacturing plants in Chattanooga, Tennessee. One, Chattanooga Rock Products Division, was located at 2001 Rossville Boulevard, and the other, Concrete Pipe Division, was located at 1111 Oak Street. Rock Products manufactured only ready-mix concrete; ConcretePipe manufactured only concrete pipe. Marquette regularly sold and shipped cement made by it to the two Chattanooga plants of Vulcan Materials. The cement made for the Pipe Division was known as "air-entrained," because air was introduced into it in the process of manufacture. Such "air-entrained" cement was suitable for use in making concrete pipe, but not for Rock Products' production of ready-mix concrete. 3 Marquette, as shipper, prepared the bill of lading for a carload of air-entrained cement ordered by Vulcan for its Concrete Pipe Division. The consignee was properly identified as "Vulcan Materials Co., Conc. Pipe Div." at its Oak Street address. The commodity was also properly described as "air-entrained cement." The route of the carriage was given as "L & N, C of Ga." — Louisville and

Below is a comprehensive highlight of all the prizes in Cowbellpedia Secondary School TV Quiz Show that Students, Teachers and schools get for participating in the National written examination and TV Quiz show. Stage one (National Written Examination) At the end of the written National Qualifying examination, top performing students and teachers from each state are rewarded for excellence performance as listed below: 1 First position in each State (Junior & Senior) ₦30,000 each 2 Second Position in each State (Junior & Senior) ₦25,000 each 3 Third Position in each State (Junior & Senior) ₦20,000 each 4 Teacher of the First Position in each State (Junior & Senior) ₦30,000 each Stage Two (TV Quiz Show) Below are all the cash prizes given to all the outstanding students involved in the Stage Two of the Cowbellpedia Competition and their Mathematics Teachers 1 First Position in each Category (Junior/Senior) ₦2,000,000 2 Second Position in each Category (Junior/Senior) ₦1,500,000 3 Third Positionin each Category (Junior/Senior) ₦1,000,000 4 Fourth – Sixth Position in each Category (Junior/Senior) ₦150,000 5 Teachers of the First Position Winners in each Category (Junior/Senior) ₦500,000 6 Teachers of the Second Position Winners in each Category (Junior/Senior) ₦400,000 7 Teachers of the Third Position Winners in each Category (Junior/Senior) ₦300,000 8 Teachers of the Fourth – Sixth Position in each Category (Junior/Senior) ₦75,000 9 All eliminated Semifinalists (12 per Category) Students (Junior/Senior) ₦75,000 10 Teachers of all eliminated Semifinalists (Junior/Senior) ₦50,000 11 All Students Eliminated in Prelim, 36 per Category (Junior/Senior) ₦50,000 12 Teachers of all Students eliminated in prelim (Junior/Senior) ₦30,000 Aside the cash prizes, there are other gift items given to all contestants as listed below: First and Second position students and their Teachers gets a Laptop each Trophies and medals for 1st – 3rd Positions Every other Students gets a Tablet each Text books and Computer Systems are given to the winners’ schools Some special recognitions are given

detained at Guantanamo Bay are on a literal interpretation not covered by the Third Geneva Convention because they did not wear uniforms on the battlefield. But Article 75 of the First Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, dated 8 June 1977, contains more far reaching provisions to protect prisoners captured during armed conflicts. Whatever their status, such prisoners are entitled to humane treatment. It is true that the United States has not ratified this Protocol. But it is generally accepted that Article 75 reflects customary international law. Indeed when the United States government decided not to ratify the Protocol it had before it expert advice that many articles of the Protocol accurately reflect customary international law. Specifically it was advised that Article 75 was an article which was already part of customary international law and therefore binding onthe United States. Many of the provisions of Article 75 are relevant. The use of torture and inhuman or degrading treatment is prohibited. The authorities are entitled to question a prisoner but there is no obligation on the prisoner to answer the questions put. Coercing a prisoner to confess is unlawful. Article 75(4) is particularly significant. It provides: "No sentence may be passed and no penalty may be executed on a person found guilty of a penal offence relating to the armed conflict except pursuant to a conviction pronounced by an impartial and regularly constituted court respecting the generally recognised principles of regular judicial procedure.." In the 1990s there were important developments. On 16 October 1998 Augusto Pinochet, the former President of Chile, was arrested in London in response to an arrest warrant issued by a Spanish court. Henry Kissinger has described

Reconciling Asian-American Identity Within Transracial Adoptions After Mengwen Cao moved to New York from China, she started to feel like she was straddling two different worlds. To her friends and family back home, she had become “too American.” In New York, she said, she was “always a foreigner.” Wanting to grasp what it felt like to grow up around family members who “don’t look like you,” she set out to photograph adoptees who were born in Asia and raised by white American parents for a series called “I Stand Between.” An analysis by the Institute for Family Studiesfound that the proportion of adoptees in the United States with Asian backgrounds nearly tripled between 1999 and 2011, while the majority of adoptive parents were “white, older, well-educated and relatively affluent.” Cydney Blitzer,now 19, in Central Park. Ms. Blitzer was adopted from Hunan, China, when she was 8 months old. She lives with her mother on Staten Island and studies photography at New York University. February 2017. CreditMengwen Cao Cydney Blitzer, now 19, in Central Park. Ms. Blitzer was adopted from Hunan, China, when she was 8 months old. She lives with her mother on Staten Island and studies photography at New York University. February 2017.Credit Mengwen Cao Cydney Blitzer Una, now 11, in her room in her father’s house in Brooklyn. She was adopted from Korea when she was 9 months old. May 2017. Credit: Mengwen Cao Una, now 11, in her room in her father’s house in Brooklyn. She was adopted from Korea when she was 9 months old. May 2017.Credit: Mengwen Cao A photo

beyond the period of limitations. Specifically, relying on respondent's concession that decedent's partnership items converted to nonpartnership items on December 23, 1991, petitioners maintain that Mrs. Callaway's partnership items likewise converted to nonpartnership items at the same time on the ground that she is treated as a Mountain View partner only due to her election to file joint returns with decedent for the years in issue. Following a preliminary review of petitioners' motion, and considering respondent's concessions, the Court issued an order in which the Court sua sponte raised issues respecting the validity of the notices of deficiency for affected items and the Court's jurisdiction in this case. As directed by the Court, the parties subsequently filed status reports, and respondent filed a response in opposition to petitioners' motion. Discussion nonpartnership items. As previously mentioned, respondent was unable to provide the Court with copies of the NBAP's purportedly issued to petitioners respecting Mountain View's 1986 and 1987 taxable years. However, respondent did mail to decedent on February 5, 1991, a NBAP respecting Mountain View's 1988 taxable year. Further, on October 5, 1992, respondent mailed to petitioners  - 21 - copies of the FPAA's respecting Mountain View's taxable years 1986, 1987, and 1988. Relying on Mrs. Callaway's December 23, 1991, letter and respondent's failure to prove that NBAP's were

spared the full wrath of the rivers, relatively speaking. Although flooding was bad in the city, the consequences of such a tropical deluge could have been equal to or worse than the Great Flood of 1936 . The total rainfall for the year 2004 shattered the previous record for yearly precipitation, set fourteen years before, in 1990, by over five inches, finishing with a whopping 57.41 inches. Fourteen years later, in 2018, persistent heavy rains throughout the year pushed the rainfall total to 57.08 inches through December 30. Library Road, Saw Mill Run and Banksville Road saw several instances of widespread flooding and the rivers downtown exceeded flood stage twice. When the clock turned midnight on New Years Eve, the National Weather Service reported that 0.75 inches hadfallen during the day, bringing the yearly total to 57.83 inches. That makes 2018 the wettest year in recorded Pittsburgh history. And the deluge didn't end there. An additional 52.46 inches fell in 2019 (third highest total on record). Can we blame that on the ice age, too? For more statistical rainfall information: NOAA Precipitation Statistics for Pittsburgh . Record Floods Over the Past 250 Years 31'0" 34'6" 35'8" 31'6" 32'4" 33'4" 36'6" 35'1" 32'4" 32'1" 46'4" 34'0" 30'4" 31'0" 2004, September 19 1996, January 20 1972, June 24 1964, March 11 1954, October 16 1945, March 7 1942, December 31 1937, April 26 1937, January 23 1936, March 19 1936, March 18 1936, March 17 1924, January 4 1913, January 9 38'7" 32'0" 35'6" 36'3" 36'5" 30'9" 31'9" 35'1" 38'2" 36'2" 35'2" 37'1" 41'0" 39'2" 1907, March 15 1904, January 23 1902, March 1 1901, April 20 1884, February 6 1861, September 21 1852, August 19 1852, April 19 1832, February 10 1816, February 15 1810, November 9 1806, April 10 1763, March 9 1762, January 9 Storm clouds over Brookline (left)

Gignello and his associates commenced in December 1977, when Barton, Celestino, and Vaccaro sought, unsuccessfully, to detonate a bomb on the car of a Gignello associate. In February 1978, appellants placed a bomb in a telephone booth at the Blue Gardenia restaurant, which Gignello had been known to visit daily. Their scheme to lure Gignello into the telephone booth failed in the execution. In late February or early March 1978, Celestino and Starkweather several times placed bombs in a snowbank outside the Blue Gardenia. They succeeded in detonating one such bomb, but failed to kill Gignello on that occasion. Finally, on April 23, 1978, Celestino, with the aid of Vaccaro and Frassetto, placed and detonated a bomb under Gignello's car, killing Gignello andinjuring two of his companions. 7 In the period following Gignello's death, appellants directed their attentions chiefly toward two buildings that housed gambling operations run by Gignello's associates: the Social Club of Monroe, located at 1266 Clifford Avenue ("Clifford building"), and the 1455 Social Club, located at 1455 University Avenue ("University building"). It appears that most of these bombing attempts succeeded. Celestino and Starkweather exploded bombs damaging the Clifford building on May 19 and June 8. And Frassetto, Celestino, and Starkweather exploded a bomb damaging the University building on May 22. 8 On June 18, Celestino and Frassetto were arrested.3 After the arrest, Frassetto telephoned Starkweather and asked him to go to Frassetto's house to pick up any "stuff" that was there. Starkweather went to the house and was

freezing temperatures, fire and ice. A general view during the Tough Guy Challenge endurance race on January 27, 2013 in Telford, England. Every year thousands of people run the 8 mile assault course which involves freezing temperatures, fire and ice. Tough Guy Challenge Mike Hewitt A general view during the Tough Guy Challenge endurance race on January 27, 2013 in Telford, England. Every year thousands of people run the 8 mile assault course which involves freezing temperatures, fire and ice. A general view during the Tough Guy Challenge endurance race on January 27, 2013 in Telford, England. Every year thousands of people run the 8 mile assault course which involves freezing temperatures, fire and ice. Tough Guy Challenge Michael Regan A competitor crawls under barbed wire during the Tough Guy Challenge endurance race on January 27,2013 in Telford, England. Every year thousands of people run the 8 mile assault course which involves freezing temperatures, fire and ice. A competitor crawls under barbed wire during the Tough Guy Challenge endurance race on January 27, 2013 in Telford, England. Every year thousands of people run the 8 mile assault course which involves freezing temperatures, fire and ice. Tough Guy Challenge Michael Regan A competitor jumps into icy water during the Tough Guy Challenge endurance race on January 27, 2013 in Telford, England. Every year thousands of people run the 8 mile assault course which involves freezing temperatures, fire and ice. A competitor jumps into icy water during the Tough Guy Challenge endurance race on January 27, 2013 in Telford, England. Every year thousands of people run the 8 mile assault

swimming the backstroke during the State Open Boys High School Championship Swim Meet at the Yale University Pool in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, ... more Photo: Bob Luckey Jr. / Hearst Connecticut Media Image 16 of 77 The State Open Boys High School Championship Swim Meet at the Yale University Pool in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, March 18, 2017. Greenwich won its fifth straight State Open title by six points in a closely contested meet that came down to final event. less The State Open Boys High School Championship Swim Meet at the Yale University Pool in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, March 18, 2017. Greenwich won its fifth straight State Open title by six points in a closely ... more Photo: Bob Luckey Jr. / Hearst Connecticut Media Image 17 of 77 The State OpenBoys High School Championship Swim Meet at the Yale University Pool in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, March 18, 2017. Greenwich won its fifth straight State Open title by six points in a closely contested meet that came down to final event. less The State Open Boys High School Championship Swim Meet at the Yale University Pool in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, March 18, 2017. Greenwich won its fifth straight State Open title by six points in a closely ... more Photo: Bob Luckey Jr. / Hearst Connecticut Media Image 18 of 77 The State Open Boys High School Championship Swim Meet at the Yale University Pool in New Haven, Conn., Saturday, March 18, 2017. Greenwich won its fifth straight State Open title by six points in a closely contested meet that came

entered and the cases were closed. The IRS later discovered that the debtors had significant liabilities for "trust fund taxes" and proceeded to attempt to collect those taxes from the debtors. The debtors' attorney, who was the same in both cases, notified the IRS that the taxes had been discharged in bankruptcy. The IRS continued its collection efforts and the debtors moved to have their cases reopened and the IRS sanctioned for violation of the discharge injunction. Once the cases were reopened, the IRS filed complaints to determine the dischargeability of the trust fund taxes. Now pending before this Court are cross motions for summary judgment on those complaints and the debtors motions for sanctions. BACKGROUND The facts in each case, as established by the parties' statements under Local Rulehe had "operated a business in partnership or otherwise during the past three years?" He falsely answered "NO." Janecek's chapter 13 plan provided for full payment of all tax obligations entitled to priority under § 507(a)(8) and was confirmed on April 22, 1991. Thereafter, but while the case was pending, the IRS sent Janecek two notices concerning his potential liability for trust fund taxes. Janecek's attorney responded to both notices, advising the IRS that a chapter 13 case was pending and that its actions violated the automatic stay. Notwithstanding these notices, the IRS never filed a proof of claim or took any other action in the case. Janecek completed all payments required under the plan and a discharge order was entered on March 13, 1995. On July 31, 1995, the

and only discussion of the phrase at the 1787 Constitutional Convention. The day was September 8, 1787, just nine days before the Constitution was signed and transmitted for the adherence of the states. The impeachment provision, as reported out by the last of the convention committees (except the final one charged only with polishing the style of the Constitution), listed "treason and bribery" as the only grounds for impeachment and removal. The colloquy we need to look at was brief, taking perhaps five minutes: The clause referring to the Senate, the trial of impeachments agst. the President, for Treason & bribery, was taken up. Col. Mason. Why is the provision restrained to Treason & bribery only? Treason as defined in the Constitution will not reach many great and dangerousand deliberate character of this rejection is accentuated by the fact that a good many state constitutions of the time did have "maladministration" as an impeachment ground. This does not mean that a given act may not be an instance both of "maladministration" and of "high crime" or "misdemeanor." It does mean that not all acts of "maladministration" are covered by the phrase actually accepted. This follows inevitably from Madison's ready acceptance of the phraseology now in the text; if "maladministration" was too "vague" for him, and "high Crimes and Misdemeanors" included all "maladministration," then he would surely have objected to the phrase actually accepted, as being even "vaguer" than the one rejected. On the other hand, Mason's ready substitution of "high Crimes and Misdemeanors" indicates that he thought

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as both PPAR-xcex1 receptor antagonists and PPAR-xcex4 receptor agonists, compounds of Formula I and act as both PPAR-xcex3 receptor antagonists and PPAR-xcex4 receptor agonists, compounds of Formula I that act as both PPAR-xcex1 receptor agonists and PPAR-xcex3 receptor antagonists, compounds of Formula I that act as both PPAR-xcex1 receptor agonists and PPAR-xcex4 receptor antagonists, compounds of Formula I that act as both PPAR-xcex3 receptor agonists and PPAR-xcex4 receptor antagonists, compounds of Formula I that act as PPAR receptor antagonists, compounds of Formula I that act as PPAR-xcex1 receptor antagonists, compounds of Formula I that act as PPAR-xcex4 receptor antagonists, compounds of Formula I that act as PPAR-xcex3 receptor antagonists, compounds of Formula I that act as both PPAR-xcex1 and PPAR-xcex3 receptor antagonists, compounds of Formula I that act as both PPAR-xcex1 and PPAR-xcex4 receptor antagonists, and compounds of FormulaThe Chicago Cubs are one of the oldest franchises in professional baseball and can trace their history back to 1876 when they were the Chicago White Stockings. The team changed its name to the Colts and the Orphans in ensuing years, but after a sports writer with the Chicago Daily News gave the team the "Cubs" nickname due to their large numbers of young players, the team adopted it as their own in 1902. After playing in various small venues such as South Side Park and the West Side Grounds, the Cubs moved into Weeghman Park in 1916, which was originally built to house the Chicago Federals of the Federal League. After the league folded, Weeghman and a group of investors including William Wrigley Jr. purchased shares of

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700 miners captured a freight train and forced the engineer to take them to Centralia, where they sabotaged a mine that had begun work there. "The shaft was filled with loose material, the belting on the machinery was cut, and the oil cups knocked from all the shafting." The militia was sent in and at least eighty-eight men were arrested. The bands of strikers ranged over considerable area. At Coal Bluff, Indiana, 5,000 miners at a mass meeting decided to march e masse to Pana, Illinois, to force miners there to quit. That same day at Grant, Indiana, 1,000 men captured a freight train and took it to Terre Haute, on their way to Pana for the same purpose. Of course, violence was by no means always necessary to persuadestrikebreakers to quit. When the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ordered its shopmen and its Italian trackmen to replace the striking miners, they refused and were fired. At the Elm Grove mines near Wheeling, West Virginia, the operators imported four lots of strikebreakers, only to have them quit one after another. Whenever it proved impossible to prevent the mining of coal, the miners turned to blockading coal trains as a way to enforce the suspension. At Oglesby, Illinois, strikers piled rails across the tracks of the Illinois Central Railroad in front of a coal train, causing a wreck. At Minonk, Illinois, miners put ties, bolts and the like across the tracks and forbade the passage of coal cars. Governor Altgeld sent in the militia; he was also appealed to for

April 29, 2008— -- Stephanie Ragusa flashes the same smile in all three mugshots, but there's nothing charming about the middle-school teacher's third arrest in six weeks for alleged sexual encounters with Florida teens. Ragusa, 29, was arrested Monday in Hillsborough County when investigators saw her leaving a 16-year-old high school student's house just before 1 p.m. Authorities say Ragusa had continued having sex with the teen victim since her initial March 13 arrest for one relationship and her April 15 arrest for another. Ragusa was in court today to face two felony counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor. A judge ruled that she will be held without bond as the court begins to wade through more than 10 charges related to alleged sexual activity with minors. Ragusa hadno comment for local reporters as she was lead into the courtroom. Attempts by ABC News to reach her attorney, Robert Herce, were unsuccessful. The teenager connected to Monday's arrest was one of the two boys she had already been accused of having sex with, according to Debbie Carter, a spokeswoman for the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Unclear was which of the two teens was involved in Monday's incident. Ragusa was originally arrested in mid-March and charged with five counts of lewd and lascivious battery for what sheriff's deputies described to ABC News at the time as a consensual relationship with a 14-year-old student. That affair, according to the sheriff's office, lasted from January through May 2007, and included intercourse and oral sex. Some of the alleged encounters took place in

the gate, then enter that room for a coin. Coin #24 Location: Water Demon's Cage Desc.: In the room with the Sun Bank, right in front of the entrance to the bank.* Coins #25 & #26 Location: Fallen Devil Castle Desc.: (#25) On the section of the roof where you get the Triangle Key, explore near the south-east corner for a coin. (#26) In the room where you get the square key, there is a coin right near it. Coins #27 & #28 Location: House of Darkness Desc.: (#27)In the room through the second blue door, take the lift to the raised floor and go to the north-west corner for a coin. (#28) In the room before the trap, instead head up the stairs through the door. To the left, in front of a Solar Bamboo Shoot, is a coin.* Coin #29 Location: Dark CastlePopular June 12, 2008 Three Survive Plane Crash by Sam Savage Three British men who survived the crash of their small plane in a French forest said they were found after a five-hour search set off by a phone call home. Pilot Michael Vernon, Lawrence O'Toole and Michel Boileau escaped the wreckage of their three-seater aircraft without life-threatening injuries after it crashed into a Loire Valley hillside in thick fog, The Daily Mail reported Thursday. The men said a phone call they made to a friend back in Britain to say they were still alive led French rescue teams to begin their five-hour search. The three men were found suffering from hypothermia and taken to a hospital. O'Toole was treated for a broken shoulder bone, while Vernon was treated for a broken foot and two

to Selected Mishnah-Chapters in the Division of Nashim. Gittin Chapter Five and Nedarim Chapter One. And Niddah Chapter One. Atlanta, 1993: Scholars Press for South Florida Studies in the History of Judaism. The Bavli’s Unique Voice. A Systematic Comparison of the Talmud of Babylonia and the Talmud of the Land of Israel. Volume Five. Bavli and Yerushalmi to Selected Mishnah-Chapters in the Division of Neziqin. Baba Mesia Chapter One and Makkot Chapters One and Two. Atlanta, 1993: Scholars Press for South Florida Studies in the History of Judaism. The Bavli’s Unique Voice. A Systematic Comparison of the Talmud of Babylonia and the Talmud of the Land of Israel. Volume Six. Bavli and Yerushalmi to a Miscellany of Mishnah-Chapters. Gittin Chapter One, QiddushinChilton] Reprint: Eugene, Oregon, 2004: Wipf and Stock. The Mishnah. Introduction and Reader. An Anthology. Philadelphia, 1992: Trinity Press International. Library of Rabbinic Literature. Reprinted Eugene, Oregon, 2004: Wipf and Stock. The Talmud. Introduction and Reader. Atlanta, 1995: Scholars Press for South Florida Studies in the History of Judaism Understanding the Talmud: A Dialogic Approach. Hoboken, 2004: Ktav Publishing House. [Reissue of the foregoing, revised.] Editor: Dictionary of Judaism in the Biblical Period, from 450 B.C. to 600 A.D. N.Y., 1995: Macmillan Publishing Co. Two volumes. Editor: Dictionary of Judaism in the Biblical Period, from 450 B.C. to 600 A.D. N.Y., 1999: Hendrickson Publishing Co. One volume reprint.. The Book of Jewish Wisdom. The Talmud of the Well-Considered Life. N.Y.,

pre- scribed facts to grant certificates to persons within classes specified. (2) General statutory provisions conferring citizenship upon aliens who marry American citizens, upon children of aliens whose parents acquire American citizenship, etc. (3) Statutes admitting to citizenship aliens residing in the United States during prescribed periods; thus, the Act of April 14, 1802, admitting all persons residing in the United States before January 29, 1795, upon proof of two years residence. (4) The Nellie Grant Sartoris, married an alien and readmitted to American citizenship by Resolution of March 18, 1898, 30 Stat. 1496. Eugene Prince, son of an American citizen residing abroad, admitted to citizenship by Resolution of July 19, 1912, 37 Stat. 1346. George E. Lerrigo, son of an American citizen residing abroad, ad- mitted to citizenship by Act of February 23, 1915, 38 Stat. 1476.

probation and parole officer for Peter Williams. Mr. Nigh introduced Mr. Meador's case files on Mr. Williams from CF-93-981 and CRF-93-985, as an exhibit. ADA Sheridan objected, arguing he hadn't seen any of the materials, that it was prejudicial, and that the hearing should be continued.23 Judge Alford again denied the continuance. Mr. Nigh then questioned Mr. Meadors about an Application to Revoke the Suspended Sentence of Mr. Williams filed on April 29, 2008. Mr. Meadors testified the application was filed based on a violation report he submitted to the Muskogee County District Attorney's office on April 11, 2008.24 ¶21 Mr. Meadors testified Mr. Williams had initially received an in custody sentence in CF-93-981 and CRF-93-985, but that the balance of that sentence, eleven years, was suspended. Mr. Meadorstestified that had the Application to Revoke been granted, Mr. Williams would have been sent back to prison to serve the remaining eleven years of his sentence, which is what Mr. Meadors had requested from the district attorney's office. Mr. Meadors testified the district attorney's office did not seek revocation of Mr. Williams' suspended sentence at that time because, according to his communications with the district attorney's office, Mr. Williams was a cooperating witness at the time in a murder trial.25 ¶22 At the conclusion of Mr. Nigh's direct examination of Mr. Meadors, ADA Sheridan asked Judge Alford for a brief recess to review Mr. Williams' file. Upon returning from the recess, Mr. Nigh announced to the court the parties were prepared to enter into a stipulation and to

the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. This exhibition was on display in Gallery 103 from June 28, 1995 to May 17, 1998. National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution / Mark Avino Boeing B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay Boeing's B-29 Superfortress was the most sophisticated propeller-driven bomber of World War II, and the first bomber to house its crew in pressurized compartments. The Boeing B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay is now on display at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. This exhibition was on display in Gallery 103 from June 28, 1995 to May 17, 1998. National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution / Mark Avino Boeing B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay Boeing's B-29 Superfortress was the most sophisticated propeller-driven bomber of World War II, and the first bomber to house its crew in pressurized compartments. The Boeing B-29 Superfortress EnolaGay is now on display at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. This exhibition was on display in Gallery 103 from June 28, 1995 to May 17, 1998. National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution / Mark Avino Propeller of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay Boeing's B-29 Superfortress was the most sophisticated propeller-driven bomber of World War II, and the first bomber to house its crew in pressurized compartments. The Boeing B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay is now on display at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. This exhibition was on display in Gallery 103 from June 28, 1995 to May 17, 1998.

and ether upon their arrival at appellant=s trailer house.  The officers testified that these odors are commonly present during the manufacture of methamphetamine.  As they walked toward appellant=s trailer house, the officers heard the sound of someone running in the trailer house.   Two officers approached the front door of the trailer house while additional officers covered the other doors to the trailer house.  Appellant=s guest answered the door.  The officers requested permission to enter the home.   The guest advised the officers that he would need to obtain  permission from appellant in order to permit them to enter.  The officers testified that the guest then turned around quickly and started running; at that point the officers entered the trailer house.  The officers apprehended appellant as he was attempting to pour the contents of two one-gallon jars down a sink.  The officers observed plastic bags containingOne of the most recognizable puckstoppers of the Dead Puck Era formally announced his retirement from the game earlier this week, as Curtis Joseph called it quits 20 years to the month after his first NHL game. "Cujo" achieved part of his fame and reputation here in Edmonton, as he was a critical piece in the Oilers' "Little Team That Could" that achieved a modicum of success in the 1997 and 1998 regular and post seasons. Cujo came up through the back roads of success, playing Tier Two in his native Ontario before spending his 20-year-old season with the Notre Dame Hounds. He played one year at the University of Wisconsin before signing a pro contract with St. Louis. After just a half season in Peoria, Joseph was called

to burn the evil that's revealed itself during this destruction." A black 80's El Camino with the front end of a Buick Grand National drives through the warehouse doors. It's tires and engine are on fire. The Rider gets in the car, and tears away...Co., Ltd., now Alvarez & Marsal North America, LLC, Liquidating Trustee of the Azabu Liquidating Trust Dated July 10, 2007,[2] (Azabu Buildings) on July 21, 1993. We affirm the judgment and orders challenged by Beecher on appeal. BACKGROUND On July 21, 1993, The Mitsui Trust & Banking Co. Ltd., now known as The Chuo Mitsui Trust and Banking Company, Limited (Chuo), obtained a tegata-hanketsu (the 1993 Judgment) for 4,081,033,192 yen (¥4, 081, 033,192) against Azabu Buildings from the Tokyo District Court, Civil Court Department 7 (Tokyo District Court), pursuant to "an expedited procedure applicable to promissory notes." Azabu Buildings objected to the 1993 Judgment, and the case proceeded to a full hearing on the merits before the Tokyo District Court, which upheld the 1993 Judgment on March 31, 1995. Azabu Buildings then

Third, Harris avers "discrimination against Caucasian Protestant Christians" because the immigration laws and the use of federal tax dollars have increased the number "of non-Caucasian, non-Protestant Christian and non-Christian residents of the United States...." Appellant next asserts a claim against federal, state and local government officials and agencies for a failure to control the contamination caused by certain chemical and oil refining plants located near her home in southeast Houston. Appellant's fifth claim is purportedly based upon certain civil rights laws.7 She alleges that her sister and various other city of Houston officials conspired to deprive her of her "basic rights." The clearest of appellant's claims on appeal is the final one-an appeal of the District Court's denial of her motion to proceed inRussell Train, former Directors of the EPA, Adlene Harrison, former Regional Director of the EPA (Dallas); the City of Houston, Harris County, Texas; Jim McConn, Fred Hofheinz, Louie Welch, former Mayors of Houston; Edwin Robert Becnel, Director of City of Houston, Texas Department of Community Development; John Castillo, former Director of City of Houston, Texas Department of Community Development; Wesley H. Baines, present or retired Inspector of City of Houston Public Works Department; and Doris Harris, appellant's sister 2 Appellant invokes jurisdiction under the Constitution citing "violations" of its Preamble, Article IV, Section 4, the First, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Amendments 3 8 U.S.C. §§ 1182-1183, § 1423 (Immigration and Naturalization Laws), 42 U.S.C. § 1973 et seq. (Voting Rights Act), 42 U.S.C. §§ 1981-1985 (Civil Rights

until he found one that would most help him reach his personal and professional goals. Byron Howell, a disabled Veteran, experienced several turns in his career after being laid-off as an engineer and losing his next job as a car salesman. Mr. Howell realized he was at another career crossroads, and met with the New York State Department of Labor Veterans’ Representative at the Bronx Workforce1 Career Center who arranged for Mr. Howell to meet with a Career Advisor for assessment. Vance Collins came to Staten Island Workforce1 Career Center in February 2007. Mr. Collins was laid off after 20 years on the job as a production manager in the garment industry. He knew he could not go back to the same industry due to the relocation of garment companies, and decided to take a new path.Settlement Reached in Firing Over Facebook Post A Connecticut woman was fired in December 2009 after disagreements between her and her supervisor culminated in the woman’s posting of negative remarks about the supervisor on her personal Facebook page. A settlement in the case involving an employee who was fired for posting negative comments about a supervisor on her Facebook page was made on Feb. 7, the eve of a scheduled hearing. The National Labor Relations Board’s Hartford, Connecticut, regional office and American Medical Response of Connecticut Inc., worked out an agreement before a hearing regarding Dawnmarie Souza, a union worker for AMR’s New Haven office. She was fired in December 2009 after disagreements between her and her supervisor culminated in Souza’s posting of negative remarks about the supervisor on her personal

Prarthana Sarkar is Femina Miss India West Bengal 2018 Prarthana Sarkar has been chosen as the winner of Fbb Femina Miss India West Bengal 2018 during a grand coronation of Femina Miss India 2018 East Zone held in Kolkata on 22 March 2018. She succeeds Shivankita Dixit as the new Fbb Femina Miss India West Bengal. She will now represent West Bengal in Femina Miss India 2018 to be held in June. Prarthna studies political science and was awarded the All India Best Cadet in 2016 and was Senior Cadet Captain at NCC – National Cadet Corps.the supplemental briefs and considered them along with the original objection to the presentence report ("PSR") filed by the United States on April 6, 1999, the April 12, 1999 motion by defendant to limit sentencing issues, the arguments of counsel and the relevant law. Having thoroughly considered the issue, the court reaffirms its April 27, 1999 order and declines to exercise its discretion to hear additional evidence at sentencing in support of the United States' argument that application of section 2D1.1(d)(1) of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines is warranted in this case. I. Defendant Carrington was convicted on February 26, 1999, on the only count of the indictment which charged him: Count I, conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine. The conviction was based on a jury verdict of guilty after a five-day

near a park in Tecun Uman, Guatemala, on Oct. 25, 2018, as they wait to cross from Guatemala to Mexico and then head north to the United States. Nick Oza/The Republic Migrants from Honduras and El Salvador gather near a park in Tecun Uman, Guatemala, on Oct. 25, 2018, as they wait to cross from Guatemala to Mexico and then head north to the United States. Nick Oza/The Republic Migrants from Honduras and El Salvador gather near a park in Tecun Uman, Guatemala, on Oct. 25, 2018, as they wait to cross from Guatemala to Mexico and then head north to the United States. Nick Oza/The Republic Migrants from Honduras and El Salvador gather near a park in Tecun Uman, Guatemala, on Oct. 25, 2018, as they wait to cross fromGuatemala to Mexico and then head north to the United States. Nick Oza/The Republic Migrants from Honduras and El Salvador gather near a park in Tecun Uman, Guatemala, on Oct. 25, 2018, as they wait to cross from Guatemala to Mexico and then head north to the United States. Nick Oza/The Republic Pedro Castillo, 23 years old, from Honduras, took a raft from Guatemala to cross the Suchiate River to Mexico. Castillo is planning to join the migrant caravan. Mexican immigration officers ask Castillo for his identification. Nick Oza/The Republic Nielsen said their request is for "engineering support and logistical support," but offered few other details, such as where along the border they would be deployed. There are currently 2,100 National Guard troops stationed along the Southwest borderlands. But they are in

could be considered as one front, two, or three, depending on taste. There was Tazzzo’s landing in the southeast, Blayne’s in Morocco, and then there was the Suez Front, where I had occupied the line of Egyptian fortresses that originally faced the Suez border – now repurposed to face into the African interior. In the first part of the session, while I was redeploying from Anatolia, Achab pushed me out of this Egyptian line and back into my own fortresses defending the Suez Canal; there, defending two provinces instead of five, I was able to stop the retreat in spite of the very superior numbers of English troops. At the same time Clone was launching attacks in Thrace that were much more effective than Jacob’s similar efforts hadhe was on active duty with the Navy in Seattle, Washington, when the defendant attempted to contact him. Mr. Beatty also said, "There was a letter from [defendant] regarding possible self-representation, which I understand he did not want to do at this time. However, it is also my understanding that he is trying to hire his own lawyer but has not been able to do so. His family may still be working on it." At the conclusion of that hearing defendant told the court that he wanted "to keep his attorney." On March 10, 1984, a hearing was held. At that time the court ordered the case, at defendant's request, sent back to Scott County, from which defendant earlier had taken a change of venue. There was no mention

him" and trying to "conflate" his views about immigration controls and what happened in Germany. Mr Farage insisted he had chosen his words about the subject carefully but Britain Stronger in Europe said he had "gone too far.... by blaming immigrants for all and any problems in our country". Allegations that hundreds of women were groped, robbed and intimidated at Cologne's central station on New Year's Eve emerged in January. Victims described chaos outside the city's main station, as the men - some of whom were identified in an official report as migrants or asylum seekers of North African and Arab origin - carried out dozens of attacks with little apparent response from the authorities. In an interview with the Sunday Telegraph, Mr Farage was asked whether there was an increased riskclaims against White Front. Esgro appeals. White Front cross-appeals from the district court's ruling that the attorney's fees awarded White Front against Esgro in a state court action are provable in Esgro's bankruptcy proceedings. 6 White Front operated discount department stores on the west coast. Esgro rented space from White Front and operated camera and jewelry departments in White Front stores. In 1971, Esgro and White Front entered into an agreement by which Esgro would operate residential interior departments in the stores. The agreement provided for attorney's fees to the prevailing party if an action were filed. In 1972, White Front agreed to purchase Esgro's inventory in the camera and jewelry departments. 7 In February 1973, White Front filed an action in the Los Angeles County

morning after he had been drinking and want to have long, rambling conversations. Rita Sullivan testified that B called her at 2:00 a.m. to ask her how to use the remote control to the television. Sullivan also called B's attorney for advice when B called Sullivan while intoxicated to obtain a $200,000 nonrefundable check to purchase a house. Martin Booth testified that B called him one night while intoxicated to report an improvement in his health and then called again the following day and repeated his report. Ceci testified that following his drinking binges, B would *780 be depressed and contrite. The book written by Booth stated that B's drinking caused him problems, recounting that his fellow directors on AT & T's board of directors became concerned aboutevidence established that a decision was made during the course of the estate planning meetings not to tell Ceci and Sarah about the dissolution of Johnson Properties or the formation of the 1998 Family Trust. Notes from estate planning meetings and telephone conferences contained numerous statements by the estate planning professionals reassuring and encouraging B not to disclose the estate plan to Ceci and Sarah. Evidence was admitted that when Stacy Eastland was first considering the family limited partnership structure for the estate, the children were included in the partnership. However, in mid-July of 1997, the estate planning notes reflect that Ceci and Sarah were to be left out because they were "turning against" B. B was admitted to a hospital in Hong Kong on July 23, 1997. The

the Court can conclude that the ALJ erred in his treatment of the VE's testimony. Specifically, Prange's counsel cross-examined the VE on several occasions during the two hearings. R. at 765-66, 799-801, 846-47, 849-50. At no time did Prange's attorney raise any issue with the ALJ's hypothetical regarding Prange's functional *939 capacity. At the first hearing, Prange's attorney cross-examined the VE about the VE's assessment of the skill level of Prange's previous relevant work. R. at 846-47. The only questions that Prange's attorney asked regarding Prange's functional capacity assumed that Prange was able to perform light work. Id. The VE was asked, "If he can do light work under the grids but can't do his former work because of dangerous conditions, given his age and education and work experience,of the blow-out. Both complaints allege two separate causes of action or theories for recovery. The first numbered cause of action in each complaint is pitched in tort, alleging that the defendant company was guilty of negligence in the manufacture of the tire in question. The second numbered cause of action sounds in contract and alleges that the defendant was guilty of a breach of warranty. The defendant, just prior to trial and again at the close of plaintiffs' case, moved that the plaintiffs be required to elect the theory on which they would each rely. The Court refused to require an election and entertained evidence relevant to both issues. The defendant in its brief submitted in support of its requested findings of fact and conclusions of law has once

Novatore and Bruno Filippi as well as other insurrectionist texts. This shows how more recent theories have taken relevance within insurrectionary anarchist theory along the egoist anarchism of Max Stirner. This contemporary approach has relevance in other place such as Chile where in 2008 after a few incidents of bombs claimed by anarchist groups a group called Frente Anarquista Revolucionario (Anarchist Revolutionary Front) after correcting what they see as misunderstandings of their position they wrote in the same pamphlet how they have been influenced by the "postmodernists texts of Alfredo Bonnano, Wolfi Landstreicher, etc, as well as other insurrectionary anonymous texts".The contemporary imprisoned Italian insurrectionary anarchist philosopher Michele Fabiani writes from an explicit individualist anarchist perspective in such essays as "Critica individualista anarchica alla modernità" (Individualist anarchist critique of modernity) As was mentioned before, insurrectionary anarchist discourse also had relevance in Greece. In the 2008 Greek riots the old disputes between organizationalistand insurrectionary anarchists reappeared when there was a conflict "between insurrectionary anarchists associated with the Black Bloc, and the heavily organized Antiauthoritarian Movement (AK, in Greek) ... the schism between insurrectionists and the Antiauthoritarian Movement has even led to physical fighting.... People with AK bullied and beat up anarchists whom they suspected of stealing some computers from the university during an event AK organized, getting them in trouble. In response, some insurrectionists burned down the Antiauthoritarian Movement's offices in Thessaloniki."The Informal Anarchist Federation (not to be confused with the synthesist Italian Anarchist Federation also FAI ) is an Italian insurrectionary anarchist organization. It has been described by Italian intelligence sources as a "horizontal" structure of various anarchist terrorist groups, united in their beliefs in revolutionary armed action. In 2003, the group claimed responsibility for a bomb campaign targeting several European Union institutions. In 2010, Italy's postal service intercepted a threatening letter containing a bullet

after the Passover the Israelites went out defiantly in plain sight of all the Egyptians. 33:4 Now the Egyptians were burying all their firstborn, whom the Lord had killed among them; the Lord also executed judgments on their gods. 33:5 The Israelites traveled from Rameses and camped in Succoth. 33:6 They traveled from Succoth, and camped in Etham, which is on the edge of the wilderness. 33:7 They traveled from Etham, and turned again to Pi-hahiroth, which is before Baal-Zephon; and they camped before Migdal. 33:8 They traveled from Pi-hahiroth, and passed through the middle of the sea into the wilderness, and went three days’ journey in the wilderness of Etham, and camped in Marah. 33:9 They traveled from Marah and came to Elim; in Elim there are twelve fountainsof water and seventy palm trees, so they camped there. 33:10 They traveled from Elim, and camped by the Red Sea. 33:11 They traveled from the Red Sea and camped in the wilderness of Zin. 33:12 They traveled from the wilderness of Zin and camped in Dophkah. 33:13 And they traveled from Dophkah, and camped in Alush. 33:14 They traveled from Alush and camped at Rephidim, where there was no water for the people to drink. 33:15 They traveled from Rephidim and camped in the wilderness of Sinai. Wanderings in the Wilderness 33:16 They traveled from the desert of Sinai and camped at Kibroth Hattaavah. 33:17 They traveled from Kibroth Hattaavah and camped at Hazeroth. 33:18 They traveled from Hazeroth and camped in Rithmah. 33:19 They traveled from Rithmah and camped at

the officer to McDonald's address. McDonald, in turn, directed them to an apartment off Henley Street where the defendant lived. During their investigation, the officers followed a "drag trail" from the house to a wooded area where they came to a ditch of water covered with leaves, from which a human foot protruded. The body in the water was later identified as that of the victim, Mrs. Shirley Roberts. Cause of death, according to the testimony of Dr. Rodrigo Galvez, was manual strangulation or choking. He found scratches and abrasions about her knees, ankles, and on her right hip. There was a marking around her neck. Testifying in his own defense, the defendant denied that he had ever seen Mrs. Roberts or that he had anything to do withat the time of trial of this cause, and had lived at 118 Bonair in Jackson, and had a social security number of XXX-XX-XXXX. The defendant testified that he was twenty-three years old at the trial date, had never lived at the mentioned address, and had a different social security number from the one produced by Gladney. He contends that *566 the conviction record of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest was in fact the record of another person and that its use constituted reversible error. We note that first to bring up the subject of the defendant's past criminal record was his own counsel, who asked the defendant about two prior convictions which he acknowledged. Then counsel made no objection to Officer Gladney's testimony, and at no time during

the house, Officer Kwiatkowski, in fact, had to stop and open a screen door to allow Officer Fuller onto a screened-in front porch. Only after stopping to have opened the screen door and entering onto the screened-in front porch could the officers reach appellant's front door. By even the most conservative estimate in favor of appellant's position, many seconds transpired from the time the officers yelled "police, search warrant" to the time of actual entry through appellant's front door. The record also reveals that the "battering-ram" used to force open appellant's door was "a large round piece of metal and plastic" approximately "three or four feet in length." Officer Fuller swung it to strike the door to force it open. The record reveals the only damage caused by thebut the Texas Legislature has: "No evidence obtained by an officer... in violation of any provisions of ... the Constitution or laws of the United States of America, shall be admitted in evidence against the accused on the trial of any criminal case." Tex.Code Crim. Proc. Ann. art. 38.23(a) (Vernon Supp.2002). So has the Fifth Circuit. See United States v. Cantu, 230 F.3d 148 (5th Cir.2000) (excluding evidence to remedy Fourth Amendment violation of searching house without first knocking and announcing). I would sustain issue one, reverse the judgment, and remand the cause. NOTES [*] The Honorable Scott Brister, who became Chief Justice of the Fourteenth Court of Appeals on July 16, 2001, continues to participate by assignment for the disposition of this case, which was submitted on May 7,

they did not have to worry about their own family finances and they had plenty of time. Their common interest in Tzu Chi was a strong bond. At the market, in the office, or at wedding parties, wherever Tzu Chi people gathered, there were endless Tzu Chi stories to talk about. The method of acquiring new members by searching out old acquaintances or by talking individually to strangers on a bus was now too slow. A new "tea party" approach was developed. Don't underestimate those small gatherings. A cozy place, some tasty snacks, plus chatty women who enjoyed sharing their experiences were very effective in filling the hearts of those present with the warmth of the Tzu Chi spirit. As the commissioners gained experience in raising funds and visiting thepoor, they also unconsciously acquired leadership skills. The Master's sayings circulated among the commissioners and their trainees. What they learned from the Master's wisdom compensated for the many hardships and setbacks they encountered. The sharing of experiences developed strong ties between the commissioners and their trainees and made them feel like family. Shouldering an ever heavier responsibilitySince the 1980s, to meet the challenge of making Tzu Chi known to more people, commissioners have had to constantly update their own knowledge about Tzu Chi and play a more public role. Most importantly, they must be able to speak in front of large audiences to explain what Tzu Chi is all about. In 1986, Tzu Chi General Hospital began to operate and a new cultural center was established in Taipei. In 1989,

only sons actively engaged in the business with their father. Subsequent to their father's death, the company was operated by the two brothers in apparent harmony. However, the relationship between them began to erode during the summer of 1980 to the extent that on or about October 6, 1980, Paul, then president and manager, unilaterally terminated Roland's employment. Testimony was presented at the trial that just prior to Roland's dismissal, the two brothers had argued about their respective sons who were also employed by the corporation. Evidence stipulated to also showed that in late September 1980, Paul prepared an agreement and advised Roland that if he refused to sign it, Roland's benefits and services with the company would be terminated. Provisions of the agreement stated among other things thatPaul owned a majority of the issued and outstanding stock of the company, that all management decisions regarding the company were Paul's exclusive authority, that Paul could invoke his absolute legal right to dismiss Roland without cause, and that Roland's son would no longer be employed by the company. Roland did not sign the agreement. Several days later, Paul informed Roland that his services at the company would no longer be required. Paul terminated all benefits and salary Roland derived from his employment and in addition removed from Roland's garage two vehicles used by him but owned by the corporation. Crucial to this controversy is an agreement entered into on December 31, 1962, by Ernest P. Fournier, Roland, and Paul. Several weeks prior to the agreement, Paul, after having

and weapons stream for an international terrorist Group answerable for devastating terror attacks around the world.” Accounting is described because the as being the artwork of recording, categorizing, after which you can summarizing inside of a noteworthy method in terms of transactions, funds and events which happen to be of financial character, and knowing the outcome thereof. But as Project Cassandra achieved larger to the hierarchy with the conspiracy, Obama administration officers threw an progressively insurmountable number of roadblocks in its way, Based on interviews with dozens here of contributors who in lots of circumstances spoke for the first time about events shrouded in secrecy, and an assessment of presidency files and court docket records. Project Cassandra officials, nevertheless, observed that the eu arrests happened after the negotiations with Iran havehim. As I turned north on Providence from Toledo, and saw 906 heading south on Providence. (Sic). I then followed 906 to the station. When Feltner got out of his car, I asked where he was. He said he was driving around and on the phone. Feltner asked if we tried him on the radio, and I told him that we had sent him a text. He said something about only being ten minutes late, and I said that it was 6:30. He said he sees that now. He unloaded his

Suspect in slaying of Burger King manager wants evidence tossed Defense attorneys for the man accused in the 2006 murder of a Lindenhurst Burger King restaurant manager filed motions Monday asking a judge to throw out the suspect's arrest and evidence obtained against him. Lawyers for James Ealy, 46, say in the motions that police unlawfully confronted their client just hours after the body of Mary Hutchison was found and used illegally obtained evidence to build a case against him. Contact information ( * required ) Ealy at one time faced the death penalty for the Nov. 27, 2006, strangulation of Hutchison at the former Burger King restaurant on Grand Avenue where they both worked. After Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation banning the death penalty in Illinois, prosecutors announced they would seek asentence of life in prison instead. Motions filed Monday by Assistant Public Defender Keith Grant argue that police appeared at the door of Ealy's apartment in Lake Villa on the day of the murder and entered without a warrant or permission. Once inside, the motion says, police found a small amount of marijuana that they used to justify later search warrants for Ealy's apartment, car and cellphone. Following Ealy's arrest on Dec. 1, 2006, police said they found money inside his apartment in the exact amount and denominations as that stolen from the restaurant, and that his cellphone records indicated he had called the restaurant twice in the hours just before the murder. Police said Ealy, who was fired from the restaurant weeks before the murder, called the restaurant to make

Ms. MG cleaned herself again, got dressed, and departed with Ap- pellant to return to the Academy. Ms. MG did not initially report being sexually assaulted, but she testified that after this incident she started to “distance” herself from Appellant. Even- tually she told Appellant she did not want to have any relationship with him other than as a member of the same cadet squadron. Due to a medical issue, Ms. MG was later discharged from the Academy before graduating and sepa- rated from the Air Force. In the fall of 2014, after she had left the Academy, Ms. MG reported the sexual assault, first to a male friend and then to her boy- friend, who was an Air Force officer and had been in her cadet squadron with Appellant. This led to Ms.a reasonable doubt. Id. at 320. In other words, the question is whether there is a “reasonable possibility” the error “might have contributed to the con- viction.” Id. The Government case had weaknesses. Ms. MG had been dating Appellant and ultimately agreed to go alone to a room away from the Academy to spend the night with him. She stayed with him in the same bed after the first sexual assault. She did not report the sexual assault until over two years after the fact. There was no physical evidence nor any witness she contemporaneously informed of the assault. Ms. MG admitted that, after the assault and while she was still at the Academy, she wrote a character letter on behalf of Appellant. The Defense called Mr. GW, the sponsor, as a witness; he

and personnel. 8 On June 22, 1998, more than 11 years after he was convicted and while his PCRA petition was pending, Schlueter filed a motion seeking restoration of his appellate rights nunc pro tunc, arguing that the court should restore his right to a direct appeal due to his trial attorneys' erroneous parole advice. After conducting a hearing, the PCRA court dismissed the PCRA petition as untimely and, in the same opinion, denied Schlueter's motion to restore his right to appeal nunc pro tunc because Schlueter had "knowingly and voluntarily waived his appellate rights." App. at 436. On appeal, the Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed the dismissal of Schlueter's PCRA petition as untimely without mentioning his motion to restore his right to file a direct appeal from his conviction nuncpro tunc.6 The Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied Schlueter's petition for allowance of appeal without explanation on August 28, 2000. 9 Through his attorneys, Schlueter filed a federal habeas corpus petition in the district court on October 12, 2000.7 The respondents moved to dismiss the habeas petition as barred by the applicable one-year period of limitation. The case was referred to the chief magistrate judge who rejected Schlueter's arguments for equitable and statutory tolling, and recommended dismissing the habeas petition as untimely. After hearing oral argument, the district court adopted the chief magistrate judge's report and recommendation and dismissed Schlueter's habeas petition as untimely. The court, however, granted a certificate of appealability on the issue of equitable tolling. The district court subsequently "amplified" the certificate of appealability to include the statutory

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Australia, 138,000 cases of squamous cell carcinoma were found in 2008.^[@r04]^ In the United States, the squamous cell carcinoma ranked second as the most common skin cancer, with around 700,000 new cases diagnosed per year.^[@r01],[@r02]^ The incidence of squamous cell carcinoma increased about 200% in the last 3 decades in the United States and approximately 2% of those affected die from this disease.^[@r03]^ Actinic keratosis is the most common precancerous dermatosis; it currently affects 58 million Americans and 65% of squamous cell carcinomas were previously diagnosed as actinic keratoses.^[@r16],[@r17]^ Early diagnoses and treatment, mainly of precancerous skin lesions such as actinic keratoses, prevent their progression to squamous cell carcinoma, causing the incidence to decrease. The treatment of actinic keratoses in dermatological outpatient clinics has decreased and/or maintained the incidence of skin and vermilionthis, we would never be friends. But once in a while, her smile comes back — however fleeting — and I see her, really _see_ her, and know I'll do anything to keep her here a little longer, to keep her from slipping back into the coma of silence that nearly overtook her last year. Even if it means talking about clothes and boys and milk-shake diets instead of things that matter. "Anna Reiley's wardrobe malfunction, take one." Frankie films while I toss heaps of unwearable clothing on the bed by the armful. I have a few passable favorites, supplemented by frequent raids on Frankie's closet, but I force most of the embarrassing ensembles into hiding, where they wait in vain for the day when they, like their more stylish

Mora’s primary, if not only, source of income was from arranging exhibits for local artists. He had relationships with various restaurants in the area — including Cafe Arrivederci in downtown San Rafael and Aurora Ristorante Italiano in Bel Marin Keys — for artists to hang works on the walls. Mora sometimes charged artists a weekly fee or took a cash commission if the work sold. The restaurants got artwork to decorate their dining rooms. Not everyone was happy with the arrangement; some online posts accused Mora of running a racket that exploited the artists. But by all accounts the money involved was modest, and when Mora died he was $400 in arrears on his rent. Mora also used Cafe Arrivederci as the site of his weekly salons, which ran on Mondayorder of deportation. The immigration judge, after a hearing, had ordered Baig deported from the United States. She had found that Baig was an alien convicted of a narcotics violation, 8 U.S.C. Sec. 1251(a)(11),1 and denied his application for a waiver of deportation, 8 U.S.C. Sec. 1182(c). Baig appealed to the Board, which affirmed the immigration judge's decision. On appeal to this court, Baig contends that the Board erred in dismissing his appeal because he was denied a fair hearing before the immigration judge. We disagree and affirm the Board's order. 2 Baig, a permanent resident alien of the United States, was convicted in federal court in October 1982 of distribution of heroin and of possession with intent to distribute heroin. He was sentenced

to the Bar on May 4, 1943. Having practised at the Kegalle Bar, he joined the Department of the Attorney-General on October 1, 1946 as a temporary Additional Crown Counsel and specialised in civil work, although he did prosecute in some important cases including the Coup case of 1962. On November 1, 1955 he was appointed Acting Senior Crown Counsel and was confirmed as Senior Crown Counsel on May 2, 1956. On various occasions between April 1, 1957 and June 1961, he functioned as Deputy Solicitor-General and on July 5, 1961, he was appointed Deputy Solicitor-General. He then spent the period September 26, 1961 to March 9, 1962 at the Columbia University, U.S. on a Senior Fellowship in Constitutional Law awarded by the Asia Foundation. In 1964 he was appointed Solicitor-General and the dignity of silk was conferred upon him in1965. After serving three years on the Supreme Court Bench as a Puisne Justice (he was welcomed to the Bench at a Ceremonial Sitting on February 10, 1967) he was appointed Attorney-General in 1970, then served as a Judge of the Court of Appeal (which replaced the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council as the final appellate court of Sri Lanka) and finally rose to be Chief Justice in 1974. Victor Tennekoon served the country in many other capacities. He was Secretary to the Kandyan Peasantry Commission from March 14, 1949 to March 5, 1951. In collaboration with Sir Humphrey Waldock, he advised the Government on the international law aspects of the nationality problems of persons of Indian origin. From 1970 to 1980 he was Chairman of the Presidential Commission on Development Councils. From 1979 to 1984 he was Chancellor of

in the upper echelon of organized crime activity." Id. at 709. The defendants denied this allegation and the trial court therefore properly called for corroboration from the government. Id. at 713. 85 The Government then offered to support its allegations at a sentencing hearing by the testimony of the former head of the FBI's Organized Crime section in the New York office, based upon information furnished to him by a reliable confidential informant, allegedly a member of the Gambino Family. The Government objected to disclosure of the confidential source for the obvious reasons that both his life and usefulness as an informant would be jeopardized. However, the Government proffered additional evidence to corroborate the informant, consisting of the testimony of two coconspirators whoturned Government's evidence in the trial and who are under the Government witness protection program. 86 Id. at 709. The co-conspirators had given detailed descriptions of incidents that strongly supported the government's allegations. In addition, the government offered the testimony of two police officers who had independently observed the defendant with leading members of the family, and at a funeral service for the "boss of bosses" to which only "family members" were admitted. Finally, the defendants had long records of criminal activity clearly associated with organized crime. Faced with this evidence, the sentencing judge nevertheless ordered the evidence suppressed on the basis of its unreliability. While stressing the importance of reliability, the Second Circuit reversed, holding that the standards suggested by Weston had been met,

at 21. He continued to have fantasies about raping women, masturbating several times a day. He also continued to sexually act out while in treatment; for example, he would touch the buttocks of female correctional officers and prison staff. ¶ 11 In fact, Taylor incurred several prison infractions for this impermissible touching. In January 1996, he received an infraction for touching the buttocks of a female guard at the Department of Corrections. In November 1996, he received an infraction for "a compilation of accounts or accusations, stalking behavior and close proximity of female staff." Report of Proceedings (RP) at 660-61. In February 1997, he was disciplined for touching the buttocks of a female corrections officer. In August 1998, he touched female prison staff on the buttocks, and in November1998, he touched the buttocks of a female counselor in his chemical dependency program. ¶ 12 When the State petitioned for civil commitment, Taylor was transferred to the SCC. He immediately entered into sex offender treatment. Nevertheless, Taylor continued to incur violations for inappropriate conduct toward women staff members. In March 2001, he inappropriately touched a female staff member. He was sanctioned and segregated for this behavior, and the facility also imposed on him a rule to stay five feet away from all female staff members. In June 2001, he violated this five-foot rule. In September 2003, and again in November 2003, he was sanctioned for attempting to touch a female staff member. In November 2003, he ended his treatment at the SCC facility; however, he still receives one-on-one

967-976, 983-999) 18 years and over: (Repeat LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME) PCT11. LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY ABILITY TO SPEAK ENGLISH FOR THE POPULATION 5 YEARS AND OVER (HISPANIC OR LATINO) [8] Universe: Hispanic or Latino population 5 years and over Total: Speak only English Speak Spanish: Speak English "very well" Speak English "well" Speak English "not well" Speak English "not at all" Speak other language PCT12. NATIVITY BY LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY ABILITY TO SPEAK ENGLISH FOR THE POPULATION 5 YEARS AND OVER [45] Universe: Population 5 years and over Total: Native: Speak only English Speak Spanish: Speak English "very well" Speak English "well" Speak English "not well" Speak English "not at all" Speak other Indo-European languages: Speak English "very well" Speak English "well" Speak English "not well" Speak English "not at all" Speak Asian and Pacific Island languages: Speak English "very well" Speak English "well" Speak English "not well" Speak English "not at all" Speak other languages: Speak English "very well" Speak English"well" Speak English "not well" Speak English "not at all" Foreign born: (Repeat LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY ABILITY TO SPEAK ENGLISH) PCT13. AGE BY LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME FOR THE POPULATION 5 YEARS AND OVER IN LINGUISTICALLY ISOLATED HOUSEHOLDS [17] Universe: Population 5 years and over in linguistically isolated households Total: 5 to 17 years: Speak only English Speak Spanish Speak other Indo-European languages Speak Asian and Pacific Island languages Speak other languages 18 to 64 years: Speak Spanish Speak other Indo-European languages Speak Asian and Pacific Island languages Speak other languages 65 years and over: Speak Spanish Speak other Indo-European languages Speak Asian and Pacific Island languages Speak other languages PCT14. LANGUAGE DENSITY BY LINGUISTIC ISOLATION BY AGE FOR THE POPULATION 5 YEARS AND OVER IN HOUSEHOLDS [28] Universe: Population 5 years and over in households Total: In households where all members speak English only: 5 to 17 years 18 to 44 years 45 to 64 years 65 years

prior to this movement, the militia or volunteer force have undergone more than or-dinary drill, and a number of regiments would compare favorably, in point of drill, with the inde-pendent corps of the States. The Mormons feel confident of destroying the force sent against them this Fall, and, with their next Spring's allies from the States, expect to stand a regular fight against the whole United States available force, and not only conquer, but establish themselves as an independent Government. Between Fort Kearney and the Valley these three or four men traveled almost entirely at night and under the guidance of one of the party—a thorough mountain man—evaded the regular trav-eled route, seeing no troops or Indians, and making the travel in about nineteen days. They, and all the25th Ohio Battery 25th Ohio Independent Battery was an artillery battery that served in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Service The battery was organized at Fort Scott, Kansas, from a detachment of men from the 2nd Ohio Cavalry on August 27, 1862. The initial designation of the battery was 3rd Kansas Independent Battery (not be confused with the 3rd Independent Battery Kansas Light Artillery), but was officially changed to 25th Ohio Battery February 17, 1863. The battery was mustered in for three years service under the command of Captain Julius L. Hadley. The battery was attached to 1st Brigade, 1st Division, Army of the Frontier, October 1862 to June 1863. Artillery, Cavalry Division, District Southeast Missouri, Department of the Missouri, to August 1863. Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division,

the tip of his spear he loosened the earth in the center of a triangle formed by three trees and with his hands scooped out the earth until he had a hole about a foot deep. Into this he dropped the Great Emerald of the Zuli. When he had refilled the hole and covered it with the fallen leaves and twigs that he had carefully scraped away, no human eye could have detected the hiding place. With his knife he blazed a tree fifteen paces from one of the three trees that formed the triangle. Only Tarzan could ever find the place again. Should he never return, the ransom of a dozen kings would lie there to the end of time, undiscovered. Unable to find the trail that the storm had obliterated, the ape-man attempted to deduce from hisknowledge of the two men he was now positive were the abductors of Gonfala and from his knowledge of events leading up to the present moment the logical destination for which they were headed. He knew that they were familiar with the miraculous powers of the Gonfal and that they had been unable to call these powers into being themselves. The chief of the Bantangos had told him of their failure to demonstrate the value of their big medicine. Either by accident or intent they had found Gonfala, and what more natural than that they would assume that with her aid they could command the wonders of the Gonfal? And where would be the best place to utilize these powers? Why, the country of the Kaji, naturally; for there they would be safer from detection than almost anywhere

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faced criticism for claiming three members of the public had had a casting vote on the MP-led committee that cleared Mrs Miller of breaking strict expenses rules earlier this week. In fact, the lay members of the Commons Standards Committee do not have a vote. There were also renewed calls for MPs to be prevented from sitting in judgement on themselves and demands for Mrs Miller to be sacked or stripped of responsibility for shaping a new press regulator. Mr Docherty said: "The independent Standards Commissioner raised significant and serious issues about the basis on which Maria Miller claimed more than £40,000 of taxpayers' money. "The Metropolitan Police have a duty to investigate these issues thoroughly." On Thursday Mrs Miller was cleared of breaking the rules by moving her parents into her taxpayer-fundedsecond home. However, she was ordered to pay back £5800 in mortgage expenses and to make a humiliating apology to MPs. Ms Hudson had originally suggested that the Tory MP hand back £45,000 in over-claimed mortgage interest. Letters published alongside the committee report show Mrs Miller repeatedly attempted to close down the long-running investigation. And they reveal that in January this year Ms Hudson accused the culture secretary of trying to "discredit" her. Another Labour MP, John Mann, has called for the committee to publish all minutes of its deliberations. Mr Mann, whose complaint triggered the investigation, also called for Mrs Miller to be stripped of her responsibility for shaping a new press regulatory system. Mrs Miller sold her London property, purchased for around £235,000, for just under £1.5 million in February. Labour frontbencher Chi

Lewd Acts With Children Alleged in Mammoth On Tuesday, police arrested Ricardo Munoz, a 69 year old Mammoth resident, on charges of lewd acts with a child under the age of 14. The suspect is reported to be a repeat offender. Mammoth Police report that on Monday, Detective Doug Hornebeck took a lewd conduct report at a local retail store. The owner and a female employee told Hornebeck about a man who had entered the store on June 22, who had watched and followed young girls inside the business. Police say that the employee noticed that the man had an erection and was clearly masturbating as he followed the girls. There was surveillance video of the incident, but the store owner said a fault in the system had not been repairedacts about 20 years ago, also in Mammoth. When the vehicle description and the suspects name were put out over the radio, Mammoth Police Chief Randy Schienle, who was also familiar with the suspect, saw the man driving on Old Mammoth Road, and detained him near Ranch Road. Police say that one of the store employees was driven to the scene and positively identified the suspect. Ricardo Vaca Munoz was arrested and taken to the county jail on charges of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under the age of 14, along with lewd acts in public. Bail was set at $100,000.

you shall take the anointing oil and pour it on his head and anoint him. 8 And you shall bring his sons and put tunics on them, 9 and you shall gird them with belts; Aaron and his sons, and bind the caps on them, and the priesthood shall be theirs for a perpetual statute. And so shall you ordain Aaron and his sons. 10 And you shall bring the bull before the tent of meeting, and Aaron and his sons shall lay their hands upon the head of the bull, 11 and you shall slaughter the bull before YEHOWAH at the doorway of the tent of meeting. 12 And you shall take of the blood of the bull, and put it on the horns of the altar with your finger, and youshall pour out all the blood at the base of the altar. 13 You shall take all the fat that covers the bowels and the tip of the liver, and the two kidneys and the fat that is on them, and offer them up in smoke on the altar. 14 But the flesh of the bull, and its hide, and its dung, you shall burn with fire outside the camp; it is a sin offering. 15 You shall also take one ram, and Aaron and his sons shall lay their hands upon the head of the ram, 16 and you shall slaughter the ram, and shall take its blood and sprinkle it around on the altar. 17 And you shall cut the ram into its pieces, and wash its bowels and its legs,

repository (see below) for exact locations of all BFEs to be changed.Send comments to Luis Rodriguez, Chief, Engineering Management Branch, Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 500 C Street, SW., Washington, DC 20472.ADDRESSESCity of ChillicotheMaps are available for inspection at 908 North 2nd Street, Chillicothe, IL 61523.City of PekinMaps are available for inspection at City Hall, 111 South Capital Street, Pekin, IL 61554.City of PeoriaMaps are available for inspection at 419 Fulton Street, Peoria, IL 61602.City of West PeoriaMaps are available for inspection at 2506 West Rohmann Avenue, West Peoria, IL 61604.Unincorporated Areas of Peoria CountyMaps are available for inspection at the Peoria County Planning and Zoning Department, 324 Main Street, Room 301, Peoria, IL 61602.Village of BartonvilleMaps are available for inspection at the VillageHall, 5912 South Adams Street, Bartonville, IL 61607.Village of BellevueMaps are available for inspection at the Peoria County Planning and Zoning Department, 324 Main Street, Room 301, Peoria, IL 61602.Village of Kingston MinesMaps are available for inspection at the Peoria County Planning and Zoning Department, 324 Main Street, Room 301, Peoria, IL 61602.Village of MapletonMaps are available for inspection at the Peoria County Planning and Zoning Department, 324 Main Street, Room 301, Peoria, IL 61602.(Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance No. 97.022, “Flood Insurance.”)Dated: July 8, 2011.Sandra K. Knight,Deputy Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administrator, Mitigation, Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency.[FR Doc. 2011-19042 Filed 7-27-11; 8:45 am]BILLING CODE 9110-12-PDEPARTMENT OF COMMERCENational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration50 CFR Part 679RIN 0648-BA97Fisheries of the Exclusive Economic Zone Off Alaska; Central

observe the conversation, he overheard someone in the room tell Badolato that his request had not been denied and that he was on provisional FMLA leave. According to Reed, the person who made this statement was Joel Kato. Kato was not responsible for handling individual requests for FMLA leave, but handled the implementation of the company-wide FMLA program. During the relevant time period, Scott Patsaros was responsible for handling individual FMLA requests at Lear's Bridgeton plant. At his deposition, Reed stated that he was told by his union representative that he was going to see Kato and that he recognized Kato's voice while listening outside the conference room. However, in his affidavit he avers that he "later learned his name was Joel Kato and that he was an HRmanager for Lear." Reed did not contact Patsaros about the meaning of the letter. He submitted no affidavit or deposition of Badolato to the district court. Kato stated during his deposition that he did not recall the conversation with Badolato. Reed missed work on December 5, 6, and 12, 2003. These absences increased his attendance points to 24, and Lear terminated him on January 7, 2004. He never submitted any details about his visit *678 with the neurosurgeon on November 26, 2003. On January 5, 2006, Reed filed a lawsuit, alleging that Lear should be estopped from denying that his absences were protected under the FMLA by virtue of the statements Reed overheard Kato make to Badolato during their conversation about the second letter. Reed did not contend that Lear

I can to the cause. :) Apr 14, 2010 SUPERprops Re: ATTN: TDH - "Officer Down" - Needs Assistance Can we send you items and then you can sell them in an auction? Apr 14, 2010 woodman Re: ATTN: TDH - "Officer Down" - Needs Assistance I will send money. Apr 14, 2010 slave1pilot Re: ATTN: TDH - "Officer Down" - Needs Assistance Here is the Love. I'm glad it isn't completely gone. Apr 14, 2010 Replicant Shadow Re: ATTN: TDH - "Officer Down" - Needs Assistance I am on deck. Apr 14, 2010 fettpride Re: ATTN: TDH - "Officer Down" - Needs Assistance Thanks so much everyone. TDH is STILL a family, no matter what anyone says ! I just added the address for contributions in Post # 1 Chris Apr 14, 2010 woodman Re: ATTN: TDH - "Officer Down" - Needs Assistance Chris, You may want to add to send the funds underWith our help, it can go where it belongs ... "In a museum". :) Chris Apr 15, 2010 Muad Dib Re: ATTN: TDH - "Officer Down" - Needs Assistance I hope people follow what I'm about to say: Another thing this would accomplish is that even though Dean wore his suit in the film and it would always be known that way, it would also in a way mean that TDH collectively allong with Dean would have a prop in the museum. I don't think there is another STAR WARS prop "owned" by an outside fan group in an LFL archive is there? Apr 15, 2010 SUPERprops Re: ATTN: TDH - "Officer Down" - Needs Assistance Quote: Dr.Jones said: That belongs in a museum! :lol:lol Be sure to take tons of pics of the suit, then in 15 years they'll be a

(see Ten fascinating initiatives in the field of work and income, link in Finnish). The programme aims to offer every Singaporean the opportunity to develop their skills throughout their lives regardless of the situation they may be in at any given time. SkillsFuture is a shared programme developed by the government and private companies in Singapore, which aims to foster and develop an innovation culture. The programme is also based on the premise that the skills of current employees do not match the needs required today or in the future. SkillsFuture offers training, courses, education and career counselling and different types of financial incentives, including an annual education voucher. The voucher is worth approximately 300 euros and can be used for all sorts of courses. During the first yearthe general section of the new Finnish national curriculum, (link in Finnish) effective from autumn 2016, and sums up the aims of education in Finland: Basic education supports a student’s growth as a person, which is defined by an aspiration to be truthful and good and to seek beauty, justice and peace. With human growth, the conflicts between the goals and the prevailing reality are inevitable. Being educated includes learning to address those conflicts ethically and with compassion, coupled with the courage to stand up for what is good. Basic education is built on the respect for life and human rights. It guides people to defend them and to respect human dignity. Basic education promotes well-being, democracy and being active in a civil society. It is easy to spend a

stimulation light; and a computer that is connected to the stage, the observation optical system, and the stimulation optical system, and controls the stage, the observation optical system, and the stimulation optical system, wherein the stage is configured to be movable in the directions perpendicular to the optical axes of the illumination light and the stimulation light, and the computer includes: an observation position setting section that sets a plurality of the observation positions; a stimulation position setting section that sets a common stimulation position which is irradiated with stimulation light in association with the observation position; a synchronization condition setting section that sets a common synchronization condition in which the timing of acquisition of image information by the observation optical system is associated with the timing ofwritten plea and cooperation agreement with the government. On April 21, 2000, the defendant moved to withdraw his guilty plea pursuant to Rule 32(e) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure and moved for an evidentiary hearing. The defendant claimed to be innocent and to have been pressured into pleading guilty by a secret government promise to withhold prosecution of his wife in exchange for his plea, and a cooperation agreement in which the government promised to recommend a reduced sentence, but later terminated. On June 22, 2000, the court denied the motion, concluding that the defendant failed to present fair and just reasons authorizing a withdrawal of the plea and that, in addition, the defendant failed to present significant questions concerning the voluntariness of the plea to authorize an

the ground. She attached the deposition of Jason Cammack, who testified no work was done to refurbish or restore the facility. He admitted that the lease required the Cammacks to take FRP off the walls and clean the space and that neither task was completed. Jason also admitted that he "had an obligation to remove all of my fixtures." Next, he described the condition in which the Cammacks left the property. Jason clarified cardboard covered a large hole in the ceiling leading to the attic because the vent was removed, that gas and water pipes were not capped and were visible in the wall, that an electrical conduit was coming out of the floor, and that the stainless steel wall shield was not removed. Last, Jason testified the 1,500- gallonleased to the day-care center.  We note that Rushing testified she was “employed by First United Methodist Church, Little Ark Learning Center . . . .”  Thus, the jury could have alternatively deduced, from Rushing’s testimony and Foreman’s testimony, that the day-care center is owned by the neighboring church and the parking lot of the neighboring church is also the parking lot of the day-care center.  We conclude a rational juror could have concluded, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the offense occurred in a drug-free zone.  The evidence is sufficient. The Record Does Not Establish Haagensen Received Ineffective Assistance of Counsel             Haagensen, in his third and fourth issues, claims he received ineffective assistance of counsel in violation of the Fifth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendments.  See U.S. Const. amend V, VI, XIV.  Haagensen also argues he received ineffective assistance of counsel in violation of Article

and he washed his hands of it. She assumed full control of the collection of rents and management of the property. On June 19, 1914, the sellers conveyed the property to Alice Myrtle Hare by deed which was recorded on June 22, 1914. Shortly after the purchase of the lot a three-room house was moved onto the lot, the sum of $200 being borrowed from the parents of Alice Myrtle Hare to accomplish this. The property was later mortgaged for the purpose of building an additional house, the appellant joining in the execution of the mortgage as Alice Myrtle Hare's husband. She died intestate on October 11, 1918, and left as her sole heirs the appellant, George Hare, the appellee Ethel M. Chisman, and the appellee Walter Hare. The survivorscontinued to live on the property for a time. There was no administration of Alice Myrtle Hare's estate. The children were minors, and the appellant assumed control of the real estate. He collected the rents, paid taxes and assessments, and paid off the obligations of his deceased wife, which consisted of the balance then due on the mortgage above referred to and the $200 cash loan. From the time of her mother's death to the date of the filing of her complaint in this case the appellee visited back home every year, returning in all about fifty times, and on those occasions always went to see the appellant, and several times asked him how the property was, and he would always say "about the same." A couple of

mankind. In the early ages of the world, according to the scripture chronology there were no kings; the consequence of which was, there were no wars; it is the pride of kings which throws mankind into confusion. Holland, without a king hath enjoyed more peace for this last century than any of the monarchical governments in Europe. Antiquity favours the same remark; for the quiet and rural lives of the first Patriarchs have a happy something in them, which vanishes when we come to the history of Jewish royalty. Government by kings was first introduced into the world by the Heathens, from whom the children of Israel copied the custom. It was the most prosperous invention the Devil ever set on foot for the promotion of idolatry. The Edition: current; Page:kings, he need not wonder that the Almighty, ever jealous of his honour, should disapprove a form of government which so impiously invades the prerogative of Heaven. Monarchy is ranked in scripture as one of the sins of the Jews, for which a curse in reserve is denounced against them. The history of that transaction is worth attending to. The children of Israel being oppressed by the Midianites, Gideon marched against them with a small army, and victory thro’ the divine interposition decided in his favour. The Jews, elate with success, and attributing it to the generalship of Gideon, proposed making him a king, saying, Rule thou over us, thou and thy son, and thy son’s son. Here Edition: current; Page: [77] was temptation in its fullest extent; not a kingdom only,

Ştefan cel Mare himself, to face the main Ottoman attack. The battle The battle began with the Moldavians luring the main Ottoman forces into a forest that was set on fire, causing some casualties to the attacking Ottoman army in the forest. According to another battle description, the defending Moldavian forces repelled several Ottoman attacks with steady fire from hand-guns.[3] The attacking Turkish Janissaries were forced to crouch on their stomachs instead of charging headlong into the defenders positions. Seeing the imminent defeat of his forces, Mehmed charged with his personal guard against the Moldavians, managing to rally the Janissaries, and turning the tide of the battle. Turkish janissaries penetrated inside the forest and engaged the defenders in man-to-man fighting. The Moldavian army was utterly defeated (casualties were very high on both sides, and the chronicles say that the entire battlefield was covered with the bonesof the dead, a probable source for the toponym (Valea Albă is Romanian and AkdereTurkish for "The White Valley"). Aftermath Ştefan cel Mare retreated into the north-western part of Moldavia or even into the Polish Kingdom[4] and began forming another army. The Ottomans were unable to conquer any of the major Moldavian strongholds (Suceava, Neamţ, Hotin)[1] and were constantly harassed by small scale Moldavians attacks. Soon they were also confronted with starvation, a situation made worse by an outbreak of the plague. Meanwhile anti-Ottoman forces were being assembled in Transylvania[5] under Stephen V Báthory's command, assisted by Ştefan's presumed cousin Vlad III Dracula; confronted with this army and with Ştefan's counterattack the Ottomans retreated from Moldavia in August 1476. According the other sources, "Stephan... lost his former prestige and ability to threaten the Ottomans"[2] In fiction In the Romanian theatrical play Apus de Soare by Barbu Ştefănescu Delavrancea (set in

Goa. Ethiopian Airlines flies 2xdaily from Addis Ababa to Mumbai and 9xweekly to Delhi. Kenya Airways flies 12xweekly from Nairobi to Mumbai. RwandAir operates a 4xweekly nonstop air service from Kigali to Mumbai served by Boeing 737-800 aircraft. From South Asia Bhutan Airlines flies 4xweekly from Paro and Bangkok to Kolkata, 2xweekly from Paro to Delhi via Kathmandu and 3xweekly from Paro to Bangkok via Gaya (seasonal). Biman Bangladesh Airlines flies 12xweekly from Dhaka to Kolkata and 2xweekly from Chattogram to Kolkata. Buddha Air operates a twice weekly air service using ATR 42 aircraft from Kathmandu to Varanasi. A 3xweekly service from Kathmandu to Kolkata will commence on Apr 15. Druk Air (Royal Bhutan Airlines), Bhutan's national airline, flies from Paro to Guwahati, Delhi (some flights operate via Kathmandu), Kolkata (10xweekly), Gaya (seasonal) and Bagdogra. GuwahatiMumbai. ANA has announced a new daily air service to be operated from Tokyo Narita to Chennai starting in late '19 (winter schedule). NokScoot, a Thailand based LCC operates a 4xweekly service from its base at Don Mueang airport, Bangkok to Delhi using Boeing 777-200ER aircraft. Scoot flies from Singapore to Amritsar 3xweekly, daily to Chennai, daily to Bengaluru, 6xweekly to Hyderabad, 4xweekly to Jaipur, 4xweekly to Kochi, 3xweekly to Lucknow and 2xdaily to Tiruchirappalli. The services to Bengaluru and Chennai will be taken over by Silk Air/Singapore Airlines in May and May '20 respectively. Service to Kochi will be discontinued by Scoot and served by Silk Air. The Singapore to Thiruvananthapuram route (5xweekly) served by Silk Air will be operated by Scoot wef May 9. Likewise the Singapore to

with law. To read the entire law, click this story online. In the event of the death of a present or former official of the government of any State, territory, or possession of the United States or the death of a member of the Armed Forces from any State, territory, or possession who dies while serving on active duty, the Governor of that State, territory, or possession may proclaim that the National flag shall be flown at half-staff, and the same authority is provided to the Mayor of the District of Columbia with respect to present or former officials of the District of Columbia and members of the Armed Forces from the District of Columbia. When the Governor of a State, territory, or possession, or the Mayor of the Districtof Columbia, issues a proclamation under the preceding sentence that the National flag be flown at half-staff in that State, territory, or possession or in the District of Columbia because of the death of a member of the Armed Forces, the National flag flown at any Federal installation or facility in the area covered by that proclamation shall be flown at half-staff consistent with that proclamation. The flag shall be flown at half-staff 30 days from the death of the President or a former President; 10 days from the day of death of the Vice President, the Chief Justice or a retired Chief Justice of the United States, or the Speaker of the House of Representatives; from the day of death until interment of an Associate Justice of