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of birth, place of work, position (occupation), place of residence, and telephone number. Written consents of such individuals to represent interests of the party (bloc) in the respective election district shall be attached to the application. 8. No later than on the third working day after the receipt of the documents indicated in paragraph 7 of this Article the Central Election Commission shall register the authorized representatives of the party (bloc) and issue their certificates in the form stipulated by the Central Election Commission, to the representative of the party (bloc) in the Central Election Commission. In the event the party (bloc) loses the status of a subject of the election process, authority of authorized representatives of the party (bloc) shall be deemed terminated at the moment of this event. 9. The representative of the party (bloc) in the Central Election Commissionand authorized representative of the party (bloc) upon agreement with the owner of an enterprise, institution, and organization or a body authorized by the owner shall have the right to be released from work or service duties without preservation of their salaries since their registration by the Central Election Commission and till termination of their authority or completion of the election process. 10. Representative of the party (bloc) in the Central Election Commission and authorized representative of the party (bloc) any time before Election Day may apply to the Central Election Commission with petition to resign from his/her position. 11. Anytime before Election Day an executive body of the party (bloc) that passed a decision on approval of the candidacy of the representative of the party (bloc) in the Central Election Commission or an authorized representative of the party (bloc) may pass a

Regions. Section 48.Other officers. – Other officers and employees as the Board may require shall be appointed by the President with the consent of the Board. Such officers and employees need not be members of the Integrated Bar. Section 49.Terms of office. – The President and the Executive Vice President shall hold office for a term of two years from July 1 following their election until June 30 of their second year in office and until their successors shall have been duly chosen and qualified. In the event the President is absent or unable to act, his functions and duties shall be performed by the Executive Vice President, and in the event of the death, resignation, or removal of the President, the Executive Vice President shall serve as Acting Presidentfor the unexpired portion of the term. In the event of the death, resignation, removal or disability of both the President and the Executive Vice President, the Board of Governors shall elect an Acting President to hold office for the unexpired portion of the term or during the period of disability. Unless otherwise provided in these By-Laws , all other officers and employees appointed by the President with the consent of the Board shall hold office at the pleasure of the Board or for such term as the Board may fix. Section 50.Duties of officers. – (a) President: The President shall be the chief executive of the Integrated Bar, and shall preside at all meetings of the Board of Governors. From assumption of office and for the duration of his

the Catalan supreme judicial authorities was unsuccessful---the Courts affirmed the illegality and unconstitutionality of such an unauthorized referendum, the grave threat to the rule of law, and warned of criminal liability for the organizers. The Government of Spain also declared its displeasure with such an illegal referendum, but widespread populist voices in Spain demonstrated in support. Eventually, the Unionist movement in Catalonia announced their intention to hold such a referendum on October 1 2027. The Catalan General Prosecutor, in a terse statement, announced that the law would require her to bring criminal charges against the organizers should concrete moves be taken to realize such a plan. Any involvement of public officials would open them to criminal liability for aggravated misuse of public funds, aggravated instigation of public disorder and mighteven amount to sedition. The General Prosecutor warned that under Catalan law no discretion lay in her hands and that arrest warrants would be issued swiftly and automatically. This warning notwithstanding, the Unionist organizers proceeded with their plan. In those municipalities with a Unionist majority the mayors contrived to hold the referendum, setting up voting booths and providing referendum ballot papers. The incensed government attempted to confiscate them on the day. By and large they managed such with little violence, though a photograph---some claiming it to be fake---of a blood-covered face, was published around the world. Participation was patchy, but over a million votes were counted. True to her word and the law, the General Prosecutor issued arrest warrants for the principal organizers on charges of misuse of public funds

the message of love will overflood this morbid world, which is vainly searching after peace and prosperity by various illusory methods not approved by the ācāryas in the chain of disciplic succession. The readers of this small description of the life and precepts of Lord Caitanya will profit much to go through the books of Śrīla Vṛndāvana dāsa Ṭhākura (Śrī Caitanya-bhāgavata) and Śrīla Kṛṣṇadāsa Kavirāja Gosvāmī (Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta). The early life of the Lord is most fascinatingly expressed by the author of Caitanya-bhāgavata, and as far as the teachings are concerned, they are more vividly explained in the Caitanya-caritāmṛta. Now they are available to the English-speaking public in our Teachings of Lord Caitanya. The Lord’s early life was recorded by one of His chief devotees and contemporaries, namely Śrīla MurāriGupta, a medical practitioner of that time, and the latter part of the life of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu was recorded by His private secretary Śrī Dāmodara Gosvāmī, or Śrīla Svarūpa Dāmodara, who was practically a constant companion of the Lord at Purī. These two devotees recorded practically all the incidents of the Lord’s activities, and later on all the books dealing with the Lord, which are above mentioned, were composed on the basis of kaḍacās (notebooks) by Śrīla Dāmodara Gosvāmī and Murāri Gupta. So the Lord advented Himself on the Phālgunī Pūrṇimā evening of 1407 Śakābda, and it was by the will of the Lord that there was a lunar eclipse on that evening. During the hours of eclipse it was the custom of the Hindu public to take

was no direct identification of him behind the wheel of the vehicle. The State then, on redirect, began delving into the contents of Stewart's statement. At that point, counsel objected on confrontation grounds. After a brief voir dire, counsel again objected, on confrontation grounds and because her statement, as read by the officer, was hearsay. (a) Hearsay Was Not Erroneously Admitted, Because Stewart's Statement Was a Present-Sense Impression and Goodman "Opened the Door" to Its Admission The State argues that Stewart's statement was admissible, over the hearsay objection, as an excited utterance. We disagree. For the excited-utterance exception to apply, three conditions must *472 be met: (1) the statement must be a product of a startling occurrence that produces a state of nervous excitement in the declarant and renders the utteranceof a first degree murder defendant in unrelated criminal matters while the attorney was in private practice required disqualification of the attorney from participation in this death penalty murder prosecution, where the defendant had confided uncharged crimes, drug use, and anti-social behavior to the attorney during the prior representation. The court concluded that there were matters which could influence the attorney's discretion to seek the death penalty. The Arizona Supreme Court disciplined an attorney who formerly represented the defendant in three DUI cases and then prosecuted him in another DUI case. According to the court, the attorney's conduct in prosecuting his former client created a substantial danger that confidential information revealed in the course of the attorney-client relationship would be used against the client by his former attorney. In

and a shotgun from inside the shop building, some of which were located behind a door that Defendant unlocked. A total of 32 marijuana plants were also seized, most of which had been interspersed with tomato plants in the garden outside the shop building; a dryer found inside the shop building was being used to dry marijuana. The marijuana plant material seized from the property totaled 4.67028 kilograms. Defendant was released and was not taken to jail that night. Shortly thereafter, Trooper Rutledge continued his investigation by accessing records of Defendant’s purchases of pseudoephedrine using records from the National Precursor Log Exchange (“NPLEx”).3 The NPLEx records showed that between January 15, 2010, and January 3, 2011, Defendant made ten pseudoephedrine purchases; she attempted an additional seven pseudoephedrine purchases but wasstopped from doing so because she had already reached the statutory limit of nine grams of pseudoephedrine per thirty-day period. In particular, Defendant purchased a 48-count box of Wal-Act pseudoephedrine tablets on October 8, 2010, and again on October 18, 2010, with each box containing 2.88 grams of pseudoephedrine. It would be unusual for an individual to consume in a legitimate manner that much pseudoephedrine in such a short time. Defendant claimed that she purchased the pseudoephedrine for her allergies, however no pills were found anywhere on the property except in the shop building. After charges were filed against Defendant, she filed a motion to suppress all evidence found on her property on October 20, 2010, as well as any testimony regarding that evidence. 3 The NPLEx database was

and Gus Bennett (Rex Harrison), an undercover operative for English intelligence - though a maximum of one will turn out to be trustworthy. And in a fun little footnote, once the characters are on the train, they encounter a pair of characters who seem to bring bad luck to whatever train they're traveling on - Charters and Caldicott, a pair of fops who originally appeared in Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes and initially seem unaware that there's a war on. Though the middle portion of the film drags a bit, the production around it looks pretty good. There's some fine use of miniatures during the escape from the concentration camp, and a final action sequence that is well choreographed and suspenseful. Lockwood and Harrison aren't the world's greatest leads, andof appointment to distribute the estate under his will to a "descendant" of Mary. In May 1984, David adopted an adult, defendant Gilbert L. Perry Cross, as his son and executed a will exercising his power of appointment in favor of defendant as the grandson and "descendant" of Mary. In March 1985, David died. Plaintiffs John and Mark Cross, Mary's nephews by marriage, filed this action seeking a declaration that they, and not defendant, are the current beneficiaries of Mary's trust. The trial court entered summary judgment in favor of plaintiffs, finding that defendant could not take as a descendant of Mary. Defendant appeals. Counterplaintiff Northern Trust Company, as trustee under May's trust, also sought a declaratory judgment regarding Gilbert's request that the trust pay David's medical and funeral

the state accounting officer in respect of premiums for the years 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, and 1910, paid to the company outside the state by residents of Pennsylvania. The supreme court sustained the charge. 239 Pa. 288, 86 Atl. 787. The whole discussion there was whether these items fell within the statute. On that point, of course, the decision of the state court is final, and as the company is a foreign corporation and this is held to be a tax for the privilege of doing business in the state, it is obvious that the scope of the question before us is narrow, being only whether the statute as construed deprives the company of its property without due process of law, contrary to the 14th Amendment, as alleged. 805 F.Supp. 1097 (1992) Joel BERGER, Plaintiff, v. MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. and American International Life Assurance Co. of New York, Defendants. No. 91 Civ. 6854 (LBS). United States District Court, S.D. New York. November 6, 1992. *1098 *1099 *1100 Grossman & King, New York City (Dennis Grossman, Eileen King, of counsel), for plaintiff. Werner & Kennedy, New York City (Michael A. Knoerzer, of counsel), for defendant Manhattan Life Ins. Co. McCormick Dunne & Foley, New York City (John B. Foley, of counsel), for defendant American Intern. Life Assur. Co. OPINION SAND, District Judge. Plaintiff brings this action against Manhattan Life Insurance Company ("Manhattan Life") and American International Life Assurance Company of New York ("American International") seeking unpaid benefits under two life insurance policies. Jurisdiction is based on diversity under 28 U.S.C. § 1332(a)(1). Both defendants move for summary judgment

horse including mounted archers, with sixteen hundred archers unmounted, and three hundred galleys fit for service. Such were the resources of Athens in the different departments when the Peloponnesian invasion was impending and hostilities were being commenced. Pericles also urged his usual arguments for expecting a favourable issue to the war. The Athenians listened to his advice, and began to carry in their wives and children from the country, and all their household furniture, even to the woodwork of their houses which they took down. Their sheep and cattle they sent over to Euboea and the adjacent islands. But they found it hard to move, as most of them had been always used to live in the country. From very early times this had been more the case with the Athenians than with others. Under Cecrops and the first kings, downto the reign of Theseus, Attica had always consisted of a number of independent townships, each with its own town hall and magistrates. Except in times of danger the king at Athens was not consulted; in ordinary seasons they carried on their government and settled their affairs without his interference; sometimes even they waged war against him, as in the case of the Eleusinians with Eumolpus against Erechtheus. In Theseus, however, they had a king of equal intelligence and power; and one of the chief features in his organization of the country was to abolish the council-chambers and magistrates of the petty cities, and to merge them in the single council-chamber and town hall of the present capital. Individuals might still enjoy their private property just as before, but they were henceforth compelled to have only one political centre, viz., Athens;

"Hunter "Hunter Hunting knife "Hunter's dream" is designed in classical style weapon. Handle made of black wood framed with silver details: Garden and pommel. Stylistic decoration traditionally the subject, but not without the author's handwriting and performing. Silver fittings subject is richly decorated with classical Russian patterns. On the sheath in the ornamental vignette artist depicted the forest inhabitants - deer.BREAKING NEWS ~ Scott Peterson found guilty of both first and second-degree murder [JURIST] Jurors in the Scott Peterson trial have returned a verdict of guilty on the charges of first-degree murder for the death of his wife, Laci Peterson, and second-degree murder for his unborn child, Conner. Peterson stood trial on accusations that he killed his eight months pregnant wife on or about Christmas eve of 2002 and then dumped her body into the San Francisco Bay. The highly anticipated verdict, read out in the courtroom and broadcast live, had been deliberated by the jury for only a few hours, ending a hectic week that resulted in the dismissal of two jurors by Judge Alfred A. Delucchi. Peterson faces a sentence of death or life in prison without

sat down at a long wooden table and began to look through them. Some were stamped with the official mark of Mr Castro's presidential palace, or his press office. Others had the signature of Raul Corrales, one of Cuba's "epic revolutionary photographers". These were classic shots of the period: Mr Castro with his followers in their Sierra Maestra hideout, where he directed the revolution from 1956 to 1958, apparently on a diet of crushed crabs and raw horse meat Mr Castro with his distinctive pedestal microphone silhouetted against the sky Mr Castro and Nunez, the agrarian intellectual, speaking at the centre of a cluster of farmers Mr Castro with Nunez, the adventurer, posing with a huge alligator, or even the famous Cuban crocodile For Nunez's daughter, the photos are family history,given that many of the photographers were friends. She told me later she was trying to get her father's early written works republished and translated, and hoping there would also be a photo biography. Giddy after hours absorbing the photographs, I was inspired to change my Cuban plans. The next day I headed south-east to the Sierra Maestra. I found a modest hotel in the foothills, and was given, I was told, the room "slept in by Castro". I found the compulsory guide, and next morning we began climbing through rocky undergrowth, so dense it sheared off the soles of my walking boots. Adventure yarn Finally, we reached the revolutionary stronghold. A cluster of huts, with amazing views. From here, Mr Castro had broadcast on his Radio Rebelde.

in a canefield near Keaau, Hawaii. The bedding was traced to one Louis Mendonca and on August 29, 1978, after a grant of immunity and police protection, Mendonca told the police that he and four Honolulu men, the appellants and one Kenneth Edward Lendt, picked up Madamba in Fely's Bar in Hilo and took him to Mendonca's house. Mendonca did not see Madamba killed but he did see him struck and there were several blood stained objects around the house. Madamba had been taken into a bedroom and was being beaten when Mendonca left. Subsequently, he was told that everything was "pau" and was asked for a recommendation as to where to dump Madamba. Mendonca claimed that while cleaning up the house after the incident, the group discussedan alibi which centered on leaving Fely's Bar in search of a gambling game and finding none, dropping Madamba off in town in back of the Bar. As a result of Mendonca's statements, two Honolulu police detectives sought out Ahlo and Palama and found them in a pool hall. They asked them to go into the backroom of the pool hall (which they voluntarily did) and they then questioned them, getting statements from them that they had gone to Hilo on July 29, had met Madamba at Fely's Bar, had left the Bar with him, that he wanted to go to a game but that they declined to join him and dropped him in town near some hotels. Indictments were returned against Ahlo, Kealohapauole, Palama and Lendt for the offenses

onlydeathwasthatof [[Gibbon]], killedbyastrayKillingCurse + Dumbledoreencountered [[Draco Malfoy]] and performedthe [[FullBody-BindCurse]] on Harry, whowashidden under the [[Cloakof Invisibility|Invisibility Cloak]]. Draco revealed how he successfully used [[Hogwarts-Borginand Burkes Vanishing Cabinet pair|a Vanishing Cabinet]] tohelpthe Death Eaters enter Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.DumbledoretheninformedDracothathealreadyknewabouttheassassinationplot,thecursednecklace, and thepoisonintended to kill him. He also delayed Draco in his planstomurderhimuntil[[SeverusSnape]]andfourotherDeathEatersarrived at the scene. Severus Snape successfully cast the [[Killing Curse]] on Dumbledore in front of the fourDeath Eaters, FenrirGreyback,Draco,andHarry, whowasstillunnoticedandhidden. After Dumbledore's death, the jubilant Death Eaters retreated on Snape'sorders. Harry, free from Dumbledore's Full Body-Bind Curse, quickly chased after the DeathEatersandcastseveral unsuccessful spells at Snape when they reached the grounds. One Death Eater, [[Thorfinn Rowle]], setfireto[[RubeusHagrid]]'shut, and the Death Eaters Disapparated when they reached the gate. Among the Death Eaters present were siblings [[Alecto and Amycus Carrow]],of terror against the British wizarding world. Voldemort, with his Death Eaters, planned several + + courses of action following the successful assassination of Dumbledore. One was the overthrowing of the [[British Ministry of Magic|Ministry of Magic]] so that Voldemort would have absolute power. Another was capturing Harry Potter and killing him. While Voldemort went on his own personal quests and stayed out of sight of the wizarding community's eye, he worked through others, including [[Yaxley]] at the Ministry working in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement and [[Severus Snape]] and the Carrows at [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry|Hogwarts]] working as professors. − [[File:Death Eater Meeting.jpg|thumb|right|330px|The Death Eaters meeting at the [[Malfoy Manor]].]] + [[File:Death_Eater_Meeting.jpg|thumb|250x250px|A picture of the The Death Eaters meeting at the [[Malfoy Manor]]|left]] − Now that Dumbledore had been killed, the Death Eaters

North Central takes control as it battles Westminster for the district championship Tuesday night at Westminster Christian Academy. Written by Kevin Foote [email protected] The North Central Hurricanes, though, were old veterans. The Hurricanes, as they say, have been there and done that. In fact, before the upstart Crusaders could get settled into Tuesday's showdown with the District 6-1A title on the line, the seasoned Hurricanes had already blown through Westminster's gymnasium and done the necessary damage. ...Records reveal criminal past of man who shot, killed IMPD officer This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Court documents and police reports reveal a criminal history dating back to 2009 for the man who mortally wounded an Indianapolis Metropolitan police officer early Friday morning. Steven Byrdo, 24, shot and killed Officer Rod Bradway, who was responding to a domestic dispute 911 call. Byrdo was armed with two guns, according to authorities. A second officer, who arrived on scene within minutes, returned fire killing, Byrdo. Police said Byrdo held his ex-girlfriend hostage. An infant was inside the northwest side apartment when the shootout took place. Authorities said Byrdo hid

Monday morning, Sept. 11, 2017, following Hurricane Irma's damage on Sunday. Emily [email protected] Spencer Deno III for FPL cuts down tangled tree branches around main power cables in Miami Springs on Monday, September 11, 2017. C.M. [email protected] A fence fell on Southwest 180th Street in Richmond West, Florida due to the high winds of Hurricane Irma on Monday, Sept. 11, 2017. MATIAS J. [email protected] Father and son cross SW 67th Avenue, and 45th Street beyond a block of trees uprooted by Hurricane Irma, on Monday, September 11, 2017. Roberto [email protected] Some ducks approach a flooded car in Edgewater on Sunday September 10, 2017 as #HurricaneIrma's bands begin to ease. Emily [email protected] Willette Smith looks at a large tree that fell into the street in front of her Miami Shores home on NW 96St near Miami Ave Monday morning, Sept. 11, 2017, following Hurricane Irma's damaging winds. Emily [email protected] Miami Shores Village workers begin the process of removing a large tree Monday morning, Sept. 11, 2017, that fell into the street NW 96 St near Miami Ave. following Hurricane Irma's damaging winds. A man skateboarding as he takes a picture of a fallen tree at Lummus Park in the Hurricane Irma aftermath on Monday, September 11, 2017 in Miami Beach. David [email protected] Motorcyclists riding in a full of sands by The Colony Hotel in the Hurricane Irma aftermath on Monday, September 11, 2017 in Miami Beach. David [email protected] A man skateboarding in a full of sands Ocean Drive in the Hurricane Irma aftermath on Monday, September 11, 2017 in Miami Beach. David [email protected]

(1937). 41 In pursuing its present course, the majority has chosen not to take cognizance of the fact that this court, and other circuits, in cases subsequently discussed, have held that satisfaction of the requirements of the statutes and Federal Rules here involved is mandatory and jurisdictional. 42 Independent of this consideration, is the further critical inescapable fact that the Congress of the United States, and it alone, can ordain the jurisdiction of federal courts, other than the Supreme Court of the United States. 43 All federal courts, other than the Supreme Court, are established by Congress under Section 1 of Articel III of the Constitution.1 They dervice their jurisdiction wholly from the authority of Congress as explicitly expressed in legislative enactment and Congress may restrict conferred jurisdiction at its discretion. Klineto legislate, directly or indirectly, nor can they amend legislation to extend its clearly defined limits under the shelter of their power to fashion remedies. 'The Constitution of the United States has reserved to the Congress the power to legislate. Article I, section 1 provides that 'All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, and shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives'. 'Not even the Supreme Court of the United States can usurp the legislative power reserved to the Congress by the Constitution. The Supreme Court itself has time and again paid homage to the doctrine of the separation of powers decreed by the Constitution and declared that judicial legislation is abhorrent to, and in

present when Ladd paid Campbell for the cocaine, he testified that Gonzalez was present when Ladd and Campbell discussed the purchase. Gonzalez was also present when Campbell directed Ladd on where to pick up the cocaine. 11 Reviewing the evidence in the manner most favorable to the government, we conclude that there is substantial evidence that Gonzalez aided and abetted the distribution of cocaine on each of the above dates. We have previously held that "to be found guilty of the crime of aiding and abetting a criminal venture, a defendant must associate himself with the venture in a manner whereby he participates in it as something that he wishes to bring about and seeks by his acts to make succeed." United States v.substantial evidence to support the jury verdict. We conclude that there was. 16 In arguing that there were two distinct criminal ventures, Gonzalez relies on the fact that there were several different individuals involved in the 1988 transactions and the 1989 transactions. Gonzalez contends that the only evidence connecting the ventures of 1988 and 1989 was the testimony of Jeffrey Smith ("Smith"). Smith testified that during drug transactions in 1989, Gonzalez referred to Campbell as his "partner." Smith also stated that he once accompanied Gonzalez when he went to meet Campbell. There was additional testimony that Gonzalez directed Smith to purchase cocaine in Florida from Gonzalez' brother, who had also supplied cocaine to Campbell for over six years. 17 In proving a

on finding out more about the activities of the Government itself, plaintiffs were continuing discovery of Government witnesses. The Government, and ultimately the court, were not satisfied, and in December of 1989 the suit, now before a second Claims Court judge, was dismissed under Rule 37--the court granted the Government's motion to sanction plaintiffs by dismissing the case with prejudice and awarding court costs and attorney fees to the Government. Hendler v. United States, 19 Cl.Ct. 27 (1989) (Hendler II ). 5 Plaintiffs ask that we review the correctness of that dismissal, as well as the correctness of the earlier rulings on the motions for summary judgment. The Government is of the view that the dismissal was fully deserved and should be upheld. the discovery skirmishes continued. Both parties continued to engage in discovery throughout the briefing period prior to Hendler I. On December 5, 1985, the Claims Court granted the Government's first motion to compel answers to its interrogatories. The Government believed plaintiffs' responses to be inadequate and on March 25, 1986 again moved to compel answers to its interrogatories. 29 On January 14, 1987, the court again granted a Government motion to compel answers to interrogatories. On March 16, 1987, the Government moved to dismiss plaintiffs' suit for failure to comply with the January 14 order. Plaintiffs submitted their responses on March 26. The Government found the responses inadequate and again sought dismissal. On April 30, the

in Phoenix for shipment out of state. Scrap wood is also collected by Universal and shipped to recyclers. Approximately four tons of such wood were sent by Universal to recyclers from June 1, 1976 to May 31, 1977. The recyclers make this material into wood chips which are shipped out of state. Both Western Waste and Universal are distributors of garbage compactors manufactured by out-of-state companies for sale or lease within Phoenix. In 1975, Western Waste became the Phoenix dealer of Blackwelder, a California manufacturer of compaction equipment. Blackwelder's compactor was new to the market and had unique features. Western Waste sent two of its employees to California for instruction in the selling and servicing of Blackwelder compaction equipment. In 1976 Universal used its market power and the powerthey meet a schedule of minimum admission prices; the second demand was that they *1320 not show first run films at night in conjunction with other films, the so-called policy of "double-features." The district court found that the distributors had agreed and conspired among themselves to take uniform action upon the proposals and carry out the restrictions, thereby depriving those unable or unwilling to accept the restrictions of any opportunity to exhibit first run-films. The restrictions operated to increase the income of the distributors and Interstate and deflect attendance from later-run exhibitors. Hence the acts constituted a combination and conspiracy in restraint of trade in interstate commerce in violation of the Sherman Act. The Supreme Court affirmed noting that direct evidence of a conspiracy is the exception, rather than

suppliesdelegate – a person acting as a representative for othersrepublic – type of government with elected representativescourier – a messenger generally delivering correspondence treaty – an agreement between national governments– those in Mexico who supported the establishment of a federal system of government like that in the United Statescentralists – those in Mexico who favored a strong central government with power concentrated among a few leadersrevolution – a movement to bring about change siege – surrounding a fortification to cut it off from suppliesdelegate – a person acting as a representative for othersrepublic – type of government with elected representativescourier – a messenger generally delivering correspondence treaty – an agreement between national governments Republic of Texas and Early Statehood – 1836-1861 Unit Overview: During this unit, students study about the issuesfaced by the leaders of the Republic of Texas, the events that led to annexation of Texas by the United States, the causes and consequences of the war between Mexico and the United States, and issues related to the influx of European immigrants to Texas in the mid1800s. Students address the issues and events surrounding the Republic of Texas and the process of Texas becoming a state in the United States. After Texans gained independence from Mexico, Texas became a nation that faced many challenges. The new republic was modeled after the U.S. republic and some Texans wanted Texas to join the United States. Early leaders of the Texas republic worked to provide security for Texans, establish government services, and address financial issues. Eventually Texans decided that many

Ward, where More was alderman and had his residence, and where Northampton and some of his lieutenants held property. "John More" One of Northampton's principal and long-time supporters. When Northampton was elected alderman of Dowgate Ward in March 1381, More was elected alderman of Cordwainer Street Ward (Northampton's earlier powerbase, of which he had been alderman 1375-77). After Northampton became mayor in October 1381, he, probably with Northampton's connivance, brought accusations against five aldermen from the victualling trades that Northampton hated of aiding and abetting the rebellious peasants in their assault on London earlier in the year [see note below on Sibille etc.]. More went to trial with Northampton. "Richard Norbury" A prominent supporter of Northampton, under whose regime he was an alderman and a parliamentary representative for the city. Also a prominent mercer, having served as warden of the gild. He went to trial withNorthampton. "William Essex" Another of Northampton's closest supporters and possibly a one-time business partner. He was one of the leading drapers, having served as gild warden. He had served the city as one of its parliamentary representatives ni 1370 and 1376, and again during Northampton's mayoral terms. After Northampton's arrest, he escaped trial himself throught flight. "William Walworth" A wealthy fishmonger who was one of the principal leaders of the group of merchant capitalists against whom Northampton's efforts were directed; an alderman since 1368, and mayor in 1374/75 (just prior to the constitutional reforms of 1376) and again in 1380/81 (immediately preceding Northampton's term), in the latter term he having attempted to reverse the reforms of 1376. He also gained fame and knighthood for his part in striking down the leader of the Peasants' Revolt. His death in 1385 pre-empted the possibility he would be

A company recently sold by BP to the controversial oil trader Trafigura has been forced to apologise for refusing to comply with a government order to cut fuel prices in one of the world's poorest countries. BP Tanzania said it "regrets the unfortunate events" that led to its wholesale fuel licence being withdrawn by Tanzania's energy regulator. "What we are apologising for is holding supply," Engelhardt Kongoro, managing director BP Tanzania told Bloomberg in a move designed to win back its operating permit. Last month the Energy and Water Utilities Authority withdrew its licence for three months after BP Tanzania had refused to supply fuel at cheaper prices. The company was owned by BP at the time, but has been sold off in the last couple of weeks to Puma Energy,and by their doings:H5949 their wayH1870 was beforeH6440 me as the uncleannessH2932 of a removedH5079 woman. 18 Why I pouredH8210 my furyH2534 on them for the bloodH1818 that they had shedH8210 on the land,H776 and for their idolsH1544 with which they had pollutedH2930 it: 19 And I scatteredH6327 them among the heathen,H1471 and they were dispersedH2219 through the countries:H776 according to their wayH1870 and according to their doingsH5949 I judgedH8199 them. 20 And when they enteredH935 to the heathen,H1471 whereH834 H8033 they went,H935 they profanedH2490 my holyH6944 name,H8034 when they saidH559 to them, TheseH428 are the peopleH5971 of the LORD,H3068 and are goneH3318 forthH3318 out of his land.H776 21 But I had pityH2550 for my holyH6944 name,H8034 whichH834 the houseH1004 of IsraelH3478 had profanedH2490 among the heathen,H1471 whereH834 H8033 they went.H935 22 ThereforeH3651 sayH559 to the houseH1004 of

(9) the contents of the truck was expensive "designer" merchandise but was packaged in a manner inconsistent with its character; (10) though this was apparently commercial cargo, neither Chay nor Kye Soo Lee could show any registration, permit, bill of 13  The initial stop of the truck was a valid traffic stop which did not violate the defendants' constitutional rights, as the prior panel held.21 Because Chay was driving without a driver's license and had no other identification to support his contention that he was the same Min Ho Chay who was licensed to drive in Texas, undeniably Louisiana lawcriminal conviction"). 19 involved, but the defendant, Place, was waiting at the airport to board his plane, not preparing to leave the airport in a car. The search in Place involved personal luggage, whereas here the search focussed on a Ryder rental truck with commercial cargo which appeared to be counterfeit and thus, in the country illegally.30 Finally, in Place the narcotics agents detained the luggage for the very purpose of obtaining probable cause. In the case at bar, the officers had ample indicia of criminal enterprise establishing probable cause to arrest Chay

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was arrested, she had gone to the police station and gotten his car, which had attached to its dashboard a search warrant stating that the car had been searched for explosives. A few days later, Betti herself was served with a grand jury subpoena and was informed that the investigation related to recent bombings in Rochester. With this background, on June 28, she (a) telephoned the Arco station, taking care to do so from an untapped telephone, to find out who was asking questions about the potato chip truck, and when told the inquirers were government agents, said "I'll be right down"; (b) drove to the station and inspected the truck; (c) asked the station attendant again about the men asking questions; (d) said she wasconcurrently Anthony Chirico was sentenced to a total of fifteen years' imprisonment: five years on Counts One and Fourteen, ten years on Counts Two, Seven, Eight, Eleven, and Twelve, and fifteen years on Counts Ten and Thirteen, all to be served concurrently. Rosario Chirico was sentenced to a total of twenty-five years' imprisonment: concurrent terms of ten years on Count Two and twenty years on Count Thirteen, to be followed by five years on Count One. Celestino was sentenced to a total of thirty years' imprisonment: concurrent terms of five years on Count One and ten years on each of Counts Two through Nine and Count Twelve, to be followed by two concurrent twenty-year terms on Counts Ten and Thirteen. Frank Frassetto was sentenced to a total of thirty years' imprisonment: five

Communism throughout the world. The U.S. would view any and all inclinations toward Communism to be part of the one Communist movement taking its marching orders from the Kremlin. So, in face of all evidence (and lack of evidence), Secretary of State Dean Acheson simply asserted that “all Communists in colonial countries were Stalinists, and as soon as independence was achieved, their objective necessarily becomes subordination of the state to Commie purposes.”[48] This certainty that the Viet Minh were simply stooges in the Soviet quest for world domination (an ideological certainty, not based on evidence) set the direction of the U.S. policy toward Vietnam. For the next several years, America offered massive amounts of aid to France in the French quest to hold on to their colony. The widespreadsupport throughout Vietnam for independence (support much wider than direct support for the Viet Minh themselves) and the resourcefulness of the Vietnamese military doomed the French struggle. By 1950, two separate governments claiming sovereignty over all of Vietnam were in place. The government in the South was recognized by the United States and Great Britain. The government in the North, by the Soviet bloc. By this time, the Viet Minh had turned to the Soviets for assistance in their independence quest; yet Soviet assistance to the Vietnamese was much smaller than U.S. assistance to the French. It was mostly an indigenous struggle by the anti-colonialists. Finally, in the spring of 1954, even with all the American support for the French, the Vietnamese won the decisive Battle of Deinbienphu. Despite

RBS/Nat West, HSBC, Abbey National and the Halifax, to contribute towards universal banking services at the Post Office. Discussions continue with other banks and building societies to examine what contributions they can make. Baroness Miller of Hendon asked Her Majesty's Government: How many high street banks have agreed to fund the universal bank; and which they are. [HL287] Lord Sainsbury of Turville: To date, six banks have agreed in principle to fund universal banking services at the Post Office. They are Barclays, Lloyds TSB, RBS/Nat West, HSBC, Abbey National and the Halifax. 15 Jan 2001 : Column WA96 Baroness Miller of Hendon asked Her Majesty's Government: How much money they have agreed to contribute to the universal bank; on what terms; and for how long. [HL288] Lord Sainsbury of Turville: Until the full details ofuniversal banking services have been settled, it is too early to say what government support may be required. Baroness Miller of Hendon asked Her Majesty's Government: Whether the funding of the universal bank provided by the high street banks is a once and for all payment or whether it is unlimited. [HL289] Lord Sainsbury of Turville: To date six high street banks have agreed in principle to contribute to universal banking services for a time period of five years. Baroness Miller of Hendon asked Her Majesty's Government: When the terms of the funding of the universal bank by the high street banks will be published. [HL290] Lord Sainsbury of Turville: The terms of funding universal banking services are commercially confidential to the Post Office and to those high street banks which agree to contribute. Terrorism

member at the Nevada Medical Center, speaks during the launch of Nevada Medical Center's Nevada Healthcare Report Card at the Delta Point community health center in Las Vegas, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017. Gabriella Angotti-Jones Las Vegas Review-Journal @gabriellaangojo Dr. Florence Jameson, board member at the Nevada Medical Center, speaks during the launch of Nevada Medical Center's Nevada Healthcare Report Card at the Delta Point community health center in Las Vegas, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017. Gabriella Angotti-Jones Las Vegas Review-Journal @gabriellaangojo The Nevada's healthcare report card, as determined by the Nevada Medical Center's Healthcare Report Card program, during the launch of Nevada Medical Center's Nevada Healthcare Report Card at the Delta Point community health center in Las Vegas, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017. Gabriella Angotti-Jones Las Vegas Review-Journal @gabriellaangojo TheNevada's healthcare report card, as determined by the Nevada Medical Center's Healthcare Report Card program, during the launch of Nevada Medical Center's Nevada Healthcare Report Card at the Delta Point community health center in Las Vegas, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017. Gabriella Angotti-Jones Las Vegas Review-Journal @gabriellaangojo The Nevada's healthcare report card, as determined by the Nevada Medical Center's Healthcare Report Card program, during the launch of Nevada Medical Center's Nevada Healthcare Report Card at the Delta Point community health center in Las Vegas, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017. Gabriella Angotti-Jones Las Vegas Review-Journal @gabriellaangojo Larry Matheis, CEO of the Nevada Medical Center, from left, speaks with Brian Haynes and Jeremy Aguero of Applied Analytics after the launch of Nevada Medical Center's Nevada Healthcare Report Card at the Delta Point

'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2' premiere November 14, 2012 11:08 AM Photo: Jason Merritt/Getty Images Image 1of/43 Caption Close Image 1 of 43 Actors Kristen Stewart (L) and Robert Pattinson arrive at the premiere of Summit Entertainment's "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on November 12, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images) less Actors Kristen Stewart (L) and Robert Pattinson arrive at the premiere of Summit Entertainment's "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on November 12, 2012 in Los ... more Actors Kristen Stewart (L) and Robert Pattinson arrive at the premiere of Summit Entertainment's "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on November 12, 2012 in Los Angeles, California.less Actors Kristen Stewart (L) and Robert Pattinson arrive at the premiere of Summit Entertainment's "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on November 12, 2012 in Los ... more Actor Taylor Lautner arrives at the premiere of Summit Entertainment's 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2' at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on November 12, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jason ... more Photo: Jason Merritt, Getty Images Actor Taylor Lautner arrives at the premiere of Summit... Photo-3734942.52428 - Times Union Image 5 of 43 Actors Robert Pattinson (L) and Kristen Stewart arrive at the premiere of Summit Entertainment's "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on November 12, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images)

one Shelden who was self-employed. Income derived by a lawyer in the exercise of his profession is excluded, while income derived from a "trade or business" is within the Act. The applicant, who was a lawyer, claimed that in addition to practicing law he had been engaged in the "trade or business" of an "income Tax Computer." His application for benefits was based upon his services in the latter capacity. The Referee held that the income of the applicant in that capacity was income derived from a "trade or business" and that he was entitled to the benefits claimed. The Appeals Council of the Social Security Agency found that the income in question was derived from the exercise of his profession as a lawyer and reversed the Referee.held weekly meetings. The members of the committee received $5 each for their services at such meetings. The Social Security Board found that the compensation paid Warren for such services constituted "wages" within the purview of the Social Security Act and denied him Old-Age Benefits during the period he was receiving such compensation. On review the District Court reversed. On appeal the Court of Appeals reversed the District Court. The Court of Appeals held that the finding of the Social Security Board that Warren was an employee of the corporation within the provisions of the Act, and that the compensation paid him constituted "wages" within the Act, was supported by substantial evidence and was conclusive upon the District Court. The Court of Appeals did not discuss the law-fact

finally galvanised the owner into action – he made some staff redundant, donned an apron and starting working in the shop to pull it back into profit. The point is he could easily have discovered that the business was failing much sooner and taken avoiding action. Instead, he was forced to bail it out in desperation later. He buried his head in the sand to avoid confronting the potentially painful reality concerning his one remaining shop. Big firms can make the same mistake. Recall, for example, Toyota and the so called “sticky pedal” problem that may have led to nineteen fatalities. Years earlier, engineers had warned senior management years about over-reliance on computer testing and other potentially ominous developments. Despite those warnings, Toyota kept expanding but was unable toUS jury finds Oregon man guilty of abusing Cambodian orphans PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A U.S. jury found a Christian missionary from Oregon guilty Wednesday of multiple sex abuse charges for molesting children living at an unlicensed Cambodian orphanage that he operated in Phnom Penh over a period of years. This undated photo released by the Lane County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division shows Daniel Stephen Johnson. A U.S. jury found Johnson, 40, a Christian missionary from Oregon, guilty Wednesday, May 16, 2018, of multiple sex abuse charges for molesting children living at an unlicensed Cambodian orphanage that he operated in Phnom Penh over a period of years. Johnson faces a minimum of 30 years in prison when sentenced in Aug. 2018 in Eugene, Ore. (Lane County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division

years at issue, BPS made additional income from an annual sponsorship fee that Coca-Cola Co. paid the partnership to put together a polo team to play in matches. BPS faced a history of losses. After losing its key employee, BPS sold off the remaining horses and in 1993 the partnership was dissolved. Discussion Once again, respondent points to a history of losses, petitioners use of such losses to offset other income, and the  - 30 - pleasure aspect of the activity to establish that petitioners did not have aprofit objective.9 The parties stipulated that petitioners carried on their horse sales activity through BPS in a businesslike manner, maintained complete and accurate books and records, and employed expert advisers and competent help in operating BPS. Atkinson, BPS' primary adviser, was a seven-goal professional polo player and horse trainer, who owned a profitable pony polo sales business for many years prior to coming to work for BPS. Moreover, petitioner himself had extensive knowledge in this field. As a longtime amateur polo player and past president and chairman of the U.S. Polo Association, petitioner developed polo contacts worldwide. Based on his knowledge of polo and his contacts with people involved in the sport, petitioner thought he could make a profit selling polo ponies.

was killed and Chappaquiddick happened, it was just a little bit longer than one year. One of the things I’ve looked at, just from the record and from books and everything, is what he was doing when he came back, after he reentered the Senate, so to speak, after Bobby’s death. I’m looking at all the things he was doing, and it was a lot. He was really driving himself. He was taking up Bobby’s causes, and he was just doing a lot. Vanden Heuvel It was a terribly difficult time for him. Young And then I’m thinking about the week, what was going on up there in his home area, at Hyannis Port, between the 19th, when it happened, and the 26th, when he made his speech. [Adam] Clymer and othersthe speech he gave after Robert Kennedy’s death, carrying the banner. Young Picking up the fallen standard. Vanden Heuvel Picking up the fallen flag. So he undoubtedly felt that was his responsibility, and he knew that the Presidency was what had been taken away from his brother Jack, had been denied to his brother Bobby, and that that was his destiny, to claim that and to fulfill it, in the name of the three of them. Young That was the first time any of them had lost, really lost, and been defeated in an election. There were local losses, like Oregon for Bobby and so forth, but it was not clear that that would be the final result. But from Iowa on it was perfectly clear to him, or it should have been, that

(West 2010)). The officers would then stop the vehicle and further their investigation. ¶7 Officer Christian returned to the hotel to continue his surveillance. At some point during his surveillance, Officer Christian observed defendant return to the Oldsmobile Bravada. He was accompanied by a white female, later identified as Kimberly Rosas. Defendant drove the vehicle away from the hotel and headed toward Neil Street. Officer Christian went to hotel management to see whether defendant had rented a room at the hotel. Officer Christian learned defendant had been renting a room B. Rosas’s Postarrest Interview ¶ 11 As Officer Thompson escorted Rosas to her police car, she asked Rosas whether she had anything “crotched,” meaning concealed within her undergarments or inside her vaginal or anal cavity. Rosas stated she did not. While seated in the back of the police car, Rosas told Officer Sumption that defendant carried the gun in her purse to the car. Rosas told Officer Sumption approximately half an ounce of crack cocaine was located in the hotel room. Rosas

from each team. Soon word got around to the other camps that Ornstein was on his way with an open checkbook. He said the San Diego players came out to meet him in the parking lot. Hall of Fame caliber players like Marcus Allen and James Lofton knew Ornstein’s arrival would mean an extra $50,000, while linemen and kickers figured out how to be happy with $10,000. Not everyone took the cash. Ornstein offered Barry Sanders $200,000 a year for two years for his group licensing rights. He passed. Ornstein had never seen a guy walk away from $400,000. Reggie White, who was becoming a leader in the Players Association and was a lead plaintiff in one of the lawsuits, held out, too. Other Players Association figures proved farThe probation officer had previously reported Martin’s various violations to the District Court, but did not charge him because he was under the supervision of the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole at the time and was subject to sanctions from that state law enforcement entity. Martin was under state supervision until May 13, 2015. 2 treatment. Martin waived a hearing and the Court entered an Order on April 5, 2016, imposing these modifications. On August 12, 2016, the probation officer filed a

stay was short. The little that he knew of life was gathered in three places, all of which were of an exceptional and artificial character — the City of Washington, the up-country of South Carolina, and the luxurious reactionary City of Charleston. His mind, narrow and intense, because, by revolving always in this narrow sphere and breathing a close tainted atmosphere, more and more fixed in his narrowness and more intense in its operations.'' * * * According to Calhoun's reasoning, South Carolina should have a veto upon acts of Congress. Very well; then each county of South Carolina should have a veto upon the acts of the State Legislature; and each town should have a veto upon the behests of the county; and each voter upon the decisions of the town. Mr. Calhoun's argu- ment, therefore, amounts toour judges, being about to become Governor, ^ "^ thought an 1 Judge Woodbury. a Levi Woodbury (1789-1851). American jurist, born in Francestown, N. H. He graduated at Dartmouth, in 1809; began law practice in Francestown; and in 1816 was appointed clerk of New Hampshire Senate. In 1817 he became a judge of the State Supreme Court, and was one of the three judges that sat in the Dartmouth College case, when tried in the State Court. He was Governor of New Hampshire, in 1823-4, Speaker of the Lower House of Congress, 1825; U. S. Senator, 1825-31; Secretary of the Navy, 1831-34; and Secretary of the Treasury, 1834-41. He was again a member of the Federal Senate, 1841-45; As- sociate Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court, 1845-51, until his death. His politi- cal, judicial, and literary writings were

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County, Alabama, and the appellant was notified of this charge. Some two or three days later, Alabama law enforcement officers went to Walker County, Georgia, and the Alabama warrant charging him with the murder of Bell was read to the appellant. He was then taken before a Superior Court judge and in open court expressed his desire to waive extradition to Alabama, and signed a waiver to that effect. The appellant was then returned to the Walker County, Georgia, jail where he was interviewed by K. W. Combs, an Alabama State Investigator, Sheriff Garrett of Cherokee County, Alabama, and Paul Griffin, and Jack Knott, agents of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Prior to this interview, the appellant was again informed of the murder charge against him. There was then read tovoir dire examination of Combs and Sheriff Garrett was had, and the appellant also testified in this stage of the proceedings. The testimony of the two officers was to the effect that the "Waiver of Counsel" had been read to the appellant paragraph by paragraph, with each paragraph being explained to the appellant as it was read. Before the appellant signed the waiver, Sheriff Garrett again asked him if he understood the meaning of the waiver and he said he did. The appellant then made an oral statement to the officers. Thereafter the statement was written out by Combs and read to the appellant who signed the same. The appellant's testimony on voir dire in general fully corroborated the testimony of the officers. He stated that before the interview he

naturally bare backside, then pulled herself. Dressed sharply, sporting a military uniform, Tapping her matching high heel shoes and bare legs, over his rightsided chest. Her eyes wondered, humming to herself. Taking her top hat off, frisbeeing it near by landing onto the floor. "Nope, what makes you say that daddy?", her voice sarcastically splat out with a downed tone in the midst. Her hand, found itself keeping her balance upon his right shoulder. Yet the resistance to not play with his many fixated bells. Randomly positioned upon his natural skin. Stuck beneath the flesh and into the bone's mass they were held. She'd always found it amusing too play with them, as with any part of his being. But he'd be the only too ever carry such aGreat police work their boys and girls. Every decent cop is sitting with their heads in their hands right now. The best one though, concerns the prime suspect for that Sand wog, Jihadi Jane’s replacement, Siddhartha Dhar. Now imaginatively named, “Jihadi Sid”. Also known as Abu Rumaysah, this piece of shit had been interviewed by Al BBC, and had been arrested by the Met on terror related offences SIX times before being detained in September 2014and placed on a terror watchlist for encouraging terrorism and supporting banned group Al-Muhajiroun. Within 24 hours, he’d fucked off to Paris on a coach with his wife and four children. From their they headed to Turkey, and then Syria. Apparently, he was arrested on the 26th of September and then bailed, on condition that

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of Britain, and was largely responsible for the successful outcome of this conflict for the defending forces, equipping more than 3/5 of RAF fighter command squadrons. The Hurricane also proved to possess an outstanding propensity for adaptation, and the multifarious roles that it undertook earned for it the distinction of being the most versatile of single-seat warplanes to emerge from the Second World War. Some aircraft manufacturers excel in the diversity of their products. Others build success upon the unwavering pursuit of a single idea. Both methods possess their advantages, and both have led to the production of good airplanes. But no more outstanding example of single-minded purpose in an aircraft manufacturer can be found than that provided by Hawker Aircraft Limited. This company, which evolved from the Sopwith concern, had spent its entire life in developing single-engine warplanes. As a result of this specialization, the Hawker name was coupled with many illustrious aircraft types, but none was to achieve more fame than the Hurricane. Theearly history of the Hurricane is an interesting parallel in many ways with that of the Supermarine Spitfire, with which it was to form an immortal partnership. But while the Spitfire was an entirely new conception, based on specialized experience, the Hurricane was the logical outcome of a long line of fighting aircraft. Thus, although the two airplanes met broadly the same requirements, they represented entirely different approaches to the same problem. The two approaches were reflected to an interesting degree in their respective appearances. The Hurricane, workmanlike, rugged, and sturdy, the Spitfire, slender and ballerina-like. One was the studied application of experience, the other a stroke of genius. Following the outbreak of the war, the Hurricane was quickly in action with Numbers One and 73 Squadrons, which were the first to be posted to France as part of the advanced air striking force, and a Hurricane registered its first confirmed victory of the Western front on the 30th of October, 1939. Until at

good are confirmed in good. _Mat. 6:10_--"_Thy will be done, as in heaven, so on earth_"; _18:10_--"_in heaven their angels do always behold the face of my Father who is in heaven_"; _2 Cor. 11:14_--"_an angel of light._" (_f_) The evil are confirmed in evil. _Mat. 13:19_--"_the evil one_"; _1 John 5:18, 19_--"_the evil one toucheth him not ... the whole world lieth in the evil one_"; _cf._ _John 8:44_--"_Ye are of your father the devil ... When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father thereof_"; _Mat. 6:13_--"_deliver us from the evil one._" to which these spirits, so highly endowed, have brought themselves by their rebellion against God. (_b_) It inspires a salutary fear and hatred of the first subtle approaches of evil from within or from without, to remember that these may be the covert advances of a personal and malignant being, who seeks to overcome our virtue and to involve us in his own apostasy and destruction. (_c_) It shuts us up to Christ, as the only Being who is able to deliver us or others from the enemy of all good. (_d_) It teaches us that our salvation is wholly of grace, since for such multitudes of rebellious spirits no atonement and no renewal were provided--simple justice having its way, with no mercy to interpose or save. Philippi, in his Glaubenslehre, 3:151-284, suggests the following

was booked at the Mohave County Jail on a single count each of terrorist acts, obstruction of a highway, endangerment, unlawful fight from law enforcement, and misconduct involving a weapon, authorities said. "We are pleased that the partnership and cooperation between all agencies involved resulted in the successful and safe conclusion to this incident," said Capt. Brian Swanty with the Arizona Department of Public Safety, in a statement. Motorists heading toward Las Vegas were advised near Kingman, Arizona, to use U.S. 95 through Laughlin. Drivers headed to Phoenix got similar warnings near Boulder City. The Bureau of Reclamation announced via Twitter that the Hoover Dam was closed and tours suspended until further notice. People who were already in the dam’s visitor center sheltered in place, Buratczuk said. Metro, the Nevada Highway Patrol,This hand-sewn booklet contains eight songs popular during the Civil War era, with music and lyrics in calligraphy. Songs include “On a Green Grassy Noll” by J. D. Canning, with music by Ira Odell; “The Old Mountain Tree” by James G. Clark; “Harmonian Waltz”; “Year of Jubilee, or Kingdom has Come!”; “Squire Jones’s Daughter”; “The Sweet Birds Are Singing”; “Lament of the Irish Emigrant”; and “Soon and For Ever,” by J. B. Monsell. The last page of the booklet is dated February 21, 1864. Music played a prominent role in the American Civil War. On the battlefield and in the camps, it boosted morale and released tensions. On the homefront, it helped individuals and families express political sentiments, grief, and longing. Music entertained and often carried political, religious, and

Photography) The money went toward a flood of last-minute phone calls and mailers in a race that polls deemed too close to call on election day. Newsom, then 36, defeated fellow Supervisor Matt Gonzalez by a slim margin to become the city’s youngest mayor in a century. Soon after he was sworn in, he drew national headlines by ordering the city to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. The Pritzkers One of the wealthiest families in the United States, prominent in politics and philanthropy in San Francisco and Chicago. Nicholas Pritzker Annie Cohn (deceased) Rhoda Pritzker (deceased) Jack Pritzker (deceased) Abram Pritzker (deceased) Fanny Doppelt (deceased) $750 Co-founder of Tao Capital, on the board of e-cigarette company JUUL Labs. Donald Pritzker (deceased) Jay Pritzker (deceased) Sue Sandel (deceased) Marian FriendBuchanan, whose great-grandfather founded Dow Chemical, later married real estate magnate Alfred Wilsey. She remains a major philanthropic force in the city, notably raising more than $200 million to rebuild the earthquake-damaged De Young Museum. “We deeply love the city and we love the traditions of the city, and we were brought up to be charitable and to understand the significant importance of giving back,” Todd Traina said. Richard Guggenhime, a prominent San Francisco attorney who provides financial advice to wealthy families, has spent four decades working for various civic boards. Currently on the city’s airport commission, a position to which Newsom first appointed him, Guggenhime has given Newsom more than $30,000 in his bid to become governor. In 1998, his wife, Judy, now chairwoman of the San Francisco General

Vruksh Utsav at Fatehgunj, Vadodara. Vruksh Utsav At Chhani Jakatnaka, Vadodara. Highest Plantation at Manjalpur Sports Complex, Vadodara. Vruksh Utsav at Swati Society, Sama, Vadodara. Tree Plantation at Maneja, Vadodara Vruksh Utsav with Creative Group Of Women at Waghodia, Vadodara. Vruksh Utsav at Chhani Jakat Naka Vruksh Utsav Green spaces in urban landscapes bring considerable benefits to people’s physical and mental health as well as to the environment. Trees in urban spaces not only provide recreational spaces and beautify urban landscapes, but also help improve the health of the environment. They filter pollutants and dust from the air, augment the quality of soil and water, prevent soil erosion, bring down temperatures as well as provide a home to a vibrant variety of urban fauna. Pagdand aims to share these benefits with the citizens of the city ofVadodara, and in association with the Forest Department of the Government of Gujarat has initiated a tree plantation drive across the city of Vadodara. Various areas of the city were greened under this project. These areas are: Waghodia, Makarpura, Ram Krishna Paramhans Hospital, Maneja, Swati Society (Sama), Manjalpur Complex, Fatehgunj, Chhani& Mukteshwar Mahadev Mandir. Pagdand also established a tree bank in Kamlanagar.

As of June 22, 38 individuals have filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to run for President of the United States in 2016. Of these, 16 filed as Independent, None, or Other; 13 filed as Republicans; eight filed as Democrats; and one filed as Libertarian. Notable among those running include: Jeff Boss (Website) – Democrat Conspiracy theorist from New Jersey. Bases his campaign on 9/11 truth. Claims he witnessed the NSA orchestrate the September 11, 2001 attacks. Appeared on the 2008 general presidential election ballot in New Jersey as the “Vote Here” candidate, received 639 votes. Appeared on the 2012 general presidential election ballot in New Jersey as the “NSA Did 9/11” candidate, received 1,024 votes. See also: The Frenzied Conspiracy Theories of Jeff Boss (Vice.com) – explains that “it was [his] sister-in-law, Cathy whohad orchestrated the September 11th attacks.” Jack Fellure (No Website) – Republican Retired engineer from West Virginia. Bases his platform on the 1611 Authorized King James Bible. Wishes to ban pornography, alcohol, abortion, and homosexuality. Has no website, no cell phone, and does not use the internet. Has run in the Republican presidential primary in every election since 1988. Won the Prohibition Party’s presidential nomination in 2012 and appeared on the general election ballot in Louisiana, receiving 518 votes. Dr. Terry Jones (Website) – No Party Affiliation Pastor of Dove World Outreach Center in Florida. Strongly opposed to radical Islam. Best known for highly publicized Koran-burnings, which often spark violent protests in the Middle East, and have lead to the issuing of a w arrant for his arrest in Egypt. arrant for his arrest in Egypt. Ran as a write-in

alternate. The 12-member committee shall be made up of the following: One public member (and alternate); one member (and alternate) from each of the eight California districts; three additional committee members and their alternates to be selected from the three districts with the three highest volumes of fresh shipments in the prior fiscal period; Provided, That no more than a total of two members and their alternates shall represent any one district. With the exception of the public member and alternate, all members and their respective alternates shall be growers or employees of growers. [57 FR 1219, Jan. 12, 1992]§ 920.21Term of office. The term of office of each member and alternate member of the committee shall be for two years from the date of their selection and until theirsuccessors are selected. The term of office of the three additional grower members and their alternates selected from the three districts shipping the highest volumes of kiwifruit in the prior fiscal period shall be for two years. The terms of office shall begin on August 1 and end on the last day of July, or such other dates as the committee may recommend and the Secretary approve. Members may serve up to three consecutive 2-year terms not to exceed 6 consecutive years as members. Alternate members may serve up to three consecutive 2-year terms not to exceed 6 consecutive years as alternate members. [57 FR 1219, Jan. 12, 1992]§ 920.22Nomination. (a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this section, the committee shall hold, or cause to be held, not

the rebellion takes hold. Rebellion is a five part serial drama about the birth of modern Ireland. The story is told from the perspectives of a group of fictional characters who live through the political events of the 1916 Easter Rising. As expectations of a short and glorious campaign are dashed, social stability is eroded and Irish nationalism comes to the fore. The tumultuous events that follow are seen through the eyes of a group of friends from Dublin, Belfast and London as they play vital and conflicting roles in the narrative of Ireland’s independence. Starring Ruth Bradley, Paul Reid, Brian McCardie. Set during the First World War. Filmed in Dublin. Ripper Street (2012) BBC: April 1889 – six months since the last Jack the Ripper killing, East London is emerging intoa fragile peace, hopeful that this killer’s reign of terror has run its course. Between the factories, rookeries, chop-shops and pubs that mark out this maelstrom moves Detective Inspector Edmund Reid, a forward-thinking detective haunted by a tragic past mistake. Accompanied by the loyal brawn of Detective Sergeant Bennett Drake and the mercurial brilliance of U.S Army surgeon and one-time Pinkerton detective, Captain Homer Jackson, Reid seeks to bring justice to the world on the brink of mayhem. Filming locations include Clancy Barracks and Trinity College, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland. Mark Geraghty, the Irish set-designer behind the impressive Ripper Street set, said choosing the real-life former army barracks for Irish soldiers location was a “no brainer”. Geraghty designed his own set buildings and streets around the already existing buildings,

I was invited to attend a joint meeting of the representatives of the students and all the teachers in the staff room – the room that in the student's eyes meant respect and also awe. The participation of “Talmud Torah” students in the May Day demonstration led to an awakening among the Jewish youth – a Zionist awakening. Together with other boys and girls we initiated the establishment of a youth association. And indeed – two association were established, boys and girls separately – “Bnai Zion” [“Sons of Zion”] and “Bnot Zion” [“Daughters of Zion”]. The management of “Talmud Torah” gave us rooms and halls and beautiful clubs, which concentrated scores of teenagers, have been established. In a short time the gatherings on Friday evenings, the literary banquets, lectures aboutthe history of Israel and conversations, became widely known. At the center of our activities was the preparation for immigration to Israel. This was my first public activity – and I was a boy of 11–12. The spring of Kerensky's revolution has passed and the autumn, which brought the October Revolution and, immediately after, the pogroms against the Jews by the White Army and the local gangs, arrived I'll never forget the Chanukah eve in which we, our parents and the city's activists gathered at “Talmud Torah” for a wonderful party for the youth. I think that this was the first time that I spoke in an opening of a public party. The leader of the Jewish community and one of the teachers spoke after me. We scattered at a late

as a source of revenue by confiscating the aid and selling it to the half-million residents of Al Hodeidah. The control of the port is also an important guarantor for naval security and navigation along the Red Sea and near Bab Al Mandab. In April, the Houthis attacked a Saudi oil tanker from Al Hodeidah. Last year a Saudi warship was attacked from the city in an assault in which two of the crew were killed and three wounded, according to Saudi media. _______________ Read more: Gargash: UN has deadline to negotiate Houthi withdrawal from Hodeidah _______________ The US navy told Reuters then that “an unmanned remote controlled boat laden with explosives rammed the Saudi navy vessel, the first known strike by a drone attack boat", adding it was likely the Houthis were responsible,had for months requested UN control of Al Hodeidah - to stop arms smuggling. Requests have not been met - Attempt to recover the city would be the first major coalition operation in Al Hodeidah, as all efforts had been focused on a political resolution - Coalition forces began preparations for assault on the port in late May, and have secured the coastline stretching from Khawkhah 100km south of the port city to Ad Durayhimi districts roughly 20km south of Al Hodeidah city - UN envoy Martin Griffith has been engaging in shuttle diplomacy between the Houthi-held capital Sana’a, the UAE and Saudi Arabia in an attempt to avoid fighting for the city - UAE issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Mr Griffiths on June 10 to persuade the Houthi forces in the

9 lb. raisins chopped fine, and the juice of 6 doz. oranges and 6 doz. lemons. Allow the liquid to ferment, and after standing a month it may be bottled in the usual manner. If desired, the ginger may be omitted, and the number of oranges increased to 18 doz. _Lemonade._--(_a_) A difference of opinion exists as to whether this syrup is best by simmering over a slow fire, or by merely pouring boiling water on the ingredients; but this is greatly influenced by the quality of the water used. The quantity of sugar and citric acid used to a gallon of syrup is also subject to variation, as some like it more acidulated than others. The usual proportions are 27 lb. loaf sugar and 12 oz. citric acid, previously dissolved, to 3 gal. water. Simmer over a slow firesugar per gal. If weaker than 45 u.p. it cannot be made full flavoured without liability to milkiness. (_c_) 4 oz. aniseed, 1 oz. bruised coriander seeds, 1 oz. bruised sweet fennel seeds, ½ gal. rectified spirit, 3 qt. water; macerate for 5 or 6 days; distil 7 pints, and add 2½ lb. lump sugar. (_d_) 15 drops oil of aniseed, 6 drops cassia oil, 6 drops caraway oil; rub with a little sugar, and dissolve in 3 qt. spirit 45 u.p. by well shaking together; filter if necessary, and dissolve 1½ lb. sugar in the clear liquid. (_e_) 1 gal. brandy or proof spirit, ¾ lb. sugar, dissolved in 1 pint aniseed water. (_f_) Put in a barrel 13 gal. 95 per cent. alcohol. Dissolve 3½ oz. essence of green anise-seed in 1 gal. 95 per cent. alcohol, and add

Before questioning him, the investigator read him his Miranda rights. Cardona identified the woman in the car as Araujo and said that he had been involved in a romantic relationship with her for a couple of years. Cardona then indicated that he needed to talk with a lawyer before answering further questions. As the investigator prepared to leave, Cardona proceeded to talk about the events prior to the shooting. Despite the investigator's warning not to tell him further information, Cardona said that "he didn't know why he did it." The investigator subsequently left Cardona and placed a call to a Mexican consulate in order to, as he testified, "protect [Cardona's] rights as a citizen of Mexico." The first call at 5:46 a.m. was unanswered. The record doesnot disclose the location of the Mexican consulate to which this initial call was placed. However, later in the morning, the investigator spoke with the Mexican consulates in both San Antonio and Austin. Cardona then spoke with a representative of the Mexican consulate in Austin. A grand jury indicted Cardona for intentionally and knowingly causing the death of Araujo by shooting her with a firearm. Cardona filed a motion to suppress evidence for violation of international treaties, specifically the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. Cardona argued that the treaty as set out in the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations was violated when he was not informed of his right to contact the Mexican consulate or immediately given an opportunity to contact the Mexican consulate. The trial court denied the motion to suppress. At

０９回顧・日本 越年となる政権迷走と不況 In our annual ranking of the 10 domestic news stories of the year, the change of government tops the list. The administration led by Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama was launched after the Democratic Party of Japan's overwhelming victory in the August House of Representatives election, in which it claimed 308 seats. 年末恒例の、読者が選んだ本紙の「日本１０大ニュース」の１位は「衆院選で民主３０８議席の圧勝、歴史的政権交代で鳩山内閣発足」だった。 Day after day the new administration offered up eye-catching proposals. However, three months since the administration was launched under a banner of change, the high expectations initially held by the public have waned, with a sense of uncertainty and concern about the coalition government creeping in. 新政権は連日、様々な話題をお茶の間に提供した。だが、変革を旗印に政権が発足して３か月余、当初の期待感も薄れ、連立内閣への危うさや不安を感じ始めた国民も多いのではないか。 ◆政治ドラマに高い関心◆ Much public attention had been paid to the fate of the DPJ's manifesto pledges, such as the child-rearing allowance program, the abolition of provisionally higher tax rates for gasoline and other auto-relatedwere done away with, there is concern that free expressways could lead to people in regional areas being deprived of public transport, such as railways, if such forms of transportation were to find themselves unable to make ends meet and were forced to cease operations due to more people opting to travel by car. 地方の公共交通の足が奪われると懸念されている。 The 20th year of the Emperor's ascension to the throne ranks sixth. In the past two decades, the Emperor has resolutely adhered to the philosophy of sharing in the joys and sorrows of the people, always seeking to determine what his role should be as the symbol of the state. 「天皇陛下即位２０年」が６位である。「国民と苦楽を共にする」という考えを貫かれ、「象徴として望ましい天皇の在り方」を求め続けられた２０年だった。 Also this year, the Emperor and Empress celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. A variety of events were held to celebrate the 20th year of the Emperor's

"the New World Order." And equally popular, if not more so, is the notion that citizens are obligated to arm themselves to prevent a tyrannical government from usurping their rights. Gale's 1982 Kansas broadcast was carefully calibrated to appeal to farmers like Gordon Wendell Kahl, a sixty-three-year-old sometime mechanic and World War II veteran who was to become the Posse's most famous martyr. Wanted for violating probation in a 1977 federal income-tax case, Kahl responded with gunfire when U.S. marshals tried to arrest him outside Medina, North Dakota, on February 13, 1983. Two marshals were killed and three other lawmen were injured before Kahl escaped pursuers and disappeared into the right-wing underground. The first press accounts described Kahl as a "tax protester," but news stories soon reported that Posseand Christian Identity beliefs were behind his fatal run-in with the law. It took four months for the FBI to finally track him down in the hills of northern Arkansas where he was hiding out in the home of a fellow Posse member, Leonard Ginter. The Lawrence County sheriff, Gene Matthews, was killed in the gun battle that followed, as was Karl, whose body was burned beyond recognition after law enforcement agents pumped tear gas and diesel fuel into the residence, sending it up in flames-not an uncommon tactic when lawmen finally catch up with a heavily armed cop-killer who refuses to surrender. Because Kahl was outspoken in his beliefs, Bill Gale said he was killed "because he was teaching this law of posse comitatus, and [exposing] the banking

be rejected afterwards, when they would inherit the blessing. 227. For many there are, who in the day of grace and mercy despise those things which are indeed the birthright to heaven, who yet when the deciding day appears, will cry as loud as Esau, "Lord, Lord open to us"; but then, as Isaac would not repent, no more will God the Father, but will say, "I have blessed these, yea, and they shall be blessed"; but as for you, "Depart you are workers of iniquity." 228. When I had thus considered these scriptures, and found that thus to understand them was not against but according to other scriptures, this still added further to my encouragement and comfort, and also gave a great blow to that objection, to wit, thatfaith. . Heb. 6:6; 10:28, 29. . Suitable to the conditions; appropriate; proper. . For this vision, recalling dozens of biblical passages, see especially 1 Cor. 15:52; Rev. 14:14; 20:11–15; Matt. 3:12; 13:30. . Isa. 26:1. . When God releases us of our guilt and burden we are as those that leap for joy. [B] . Mark 2:5; Zech. 3:3–5; Eph. 1:13. . A Christian can sing though alone, when God doth give him the joy of his heart. [B] . Prov. 23:34. . 1 Pet. 5:8. . A large vessel for liquids; a tub, cask, vat. . There is no persuasion will do, if God openeth not the eyes. [B] . John 10:1. . Fear, or suspect. . Fear that you lack. . Isa. 49:10. . Walking. . Prov. 6:6. . Luckily, fortunately (see "haply"). . Rom. 7:24. . Escape. . Mark 13:34–37. . Gen. 9:27. . Gen. 24:31. . Agreed. .

at 11:51:35 (EST)WILKINSON, Harriet Churton,Delaware Co,NY;1868-1949. My ggrandmother, who emigrated with her husband Sam WILKINSON to Paterson,NJ in 1898 from England lived in Hancock, Delaware Co. in 1930's. She died 11 March 1949 in Hancock and was buried alongside her husband,Sam.I'm interested in finding her obit- uary and contacting any other members of the family to share information. Laura Wilkinson Hazel <[email protected]> Fredericksburg, VA USA - Thursday, February 13, 1997 at 10:24:42 (EST)WILKINSON, Samuel b. 28 August 1868 in Manchester, England, son of John and Sarah Ellen Errock WILKINSON,married Harriet CHURTON on 10 March 1895. Sam, his new bride and 3 of Sam's siblings when to Paterson, NJ and NYCity in early 1890's. Does this family sound like one of your "twigs"? Laura Wilkinson Hazel <[email protected]> Fredericksburg, VA USA - Thursday, February 13, 1997 at 02:22:33 (EST)Seeking information concerning George (W?) Wilkinson, born Lancaster,OH 1830(?). Died Lancaster, OH 10/8/1881. Married Martha Harps 11/26/1868. George was my great-grandfather. His father's name could have been Ira or O. W.(possibly Orson)Wilkinson. According to the 1880 census George's father was born in Pennsylvania, while his mother was born in Ohio. George Turnipseed <[email protected]> Trumbull, CT USA - Friday, February 07, 1997 at 12:30:26 (EST)I would like to find my wilkinson relatives in Ky. I was born in Christoval TX. in 1946. My father was Jesse Winston Wilkinson, and his father was Tom Green Wilkinson. Tom Green,s parents were John E. Wilkinson and Amanda Green Wilkinson. Tom was born in 1884. Amanda was the Daughter of General Tom Green that Tom Green county Tx. is named after. John E. Wilkinson came to Tx. from Ky. with at least one brother Will L. Wilkinson. The info about their Ky. connection was

Politics|When the President Testified: People in the Room Recall Clinton’s 1998 Interrogation Supported by When the President Testified: People in the Room Recall Clinton’s 1998 Interrogation The date was Aug. 17, 1998. President Bill Clinton testified before a grand jury. Twenty years later, people in the room and those waiting nearby share their memories. Image President Bill Clinton in the Map Room of the White House on Aug. 17, 1998. Mr. Clinton made a statement to the American people about his relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky.CreditCreditGreg Gibson/Associated Press The president of the United States was accused of criminal wrongdoing and the time had come to be interviewed by prosecutors. It was a showdown like none other in American history — or so it seemed at the time. As President Trump and Robert S. Mueller III,the special counsel, negotiate about a possible interview in the Russia investigation, all sides can turn back to the only real precedent: the time that President Bill Clinton was interrogated by prosecutors before a grand jury watching over closed circuit television. The date was Aug. 17, 1998. Mr. Clinton was defending himself against allegations that he had lied under oath and obstructed justice during a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Paula Jones, a former Arkansas state worker, to cover up an unseemly affair with a former White House intern named Monica S. Lewinsky. While Ronald Reagan and George Bush had been interviewed during the Iran-contra investigation, never before had a sitting president given testimony in a case in which he was so clearly a potential target of prosecution or

given, and might be enlarged upon; as religious separations of Indian females, almost exactly answering to the law in ancient Israel; their beginning the year as did Israel, with the new moon after the vernal equinox; their special attention paid to new moons, as was paid in Israel; their green corn moon, the most lovely of all, even as Israel had their beloved month Abib, which signifies an ear of green cornl their Jubilee declared to have been observed by some of the natives: "Melvenda and Acasta both affirm that the natives keep a Jubilee according to the usage in Israel." The testimony of Edwards, in his "West Indies," that the striking uniformity of the prejudices and customs of the Caribbee Indians to the practice of the Jews, had not escaped the notice ofas much of it, as we should dare to have expected, after a lapse of 2,500 years, with a people without letters. Our aborigines are essentially distinguished from all other pagans on earth, in 406 The Wonders of the uniform belief of most of them of one God; and their freedom from false gods; as well as in many other striking things, which appear in their history. How prone have been mankind, in all ages, to idolatry. -- Hundreds of thousands of false gods, of every description, have existed in the bewildered imaginations of men destitute of revelation. But the knowledge of the true God was renounced. "As they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them up," to almost every description of idolatry. How early did the

affidavit, which was the basis for the judicial determination of probable cause, and the bench warrant are a part of the record on appeal. On these facts, we determine that appellant was not constitutionally entitled to a verbatim transcription of the probable-cause proceeding. Lieutenant Williams's October 22 affidavit and the bench warrant, which are included in the record on appeal, satisfied appellant's constitutional requirements to due process at this most preliminary stage of the criminal proceedings. 3(A). Demurrer At the October 26, 1993 hearing for plea and arraignment, appellant demurred to the felony information on the ground that it failed "to state probable cause." The trial court stated that the demurrer was effectively a motion to dismiss, summarily denied the demurrer because probable cause had previously been found, and enteredher mother to the Malvern Police Department; that the victim's vehicle was found abandoned on Highway 270, west of Malvern and approximately three miles west of Interstate 30 on the evening of October 11, 1993; that the victim's body was discovered on October 18, 1993, on property just south of Highway 171, approximately 7.5 miles from the location where the victim's vehicle was found; that the medical examiner estimated the time of the victim's death to be between midnight and 1:15 a.m. on October 12, 1993; that the state police received a call on October 20, 1993, that appellant voluntarily committed himself to the Arkansas State Hospital, apparently distressed due to some incident in which he may have been involved; that appellant was incarcerated for eleven years in

(with an emphasis on youth who are neither in school nor working). And as a key partner in the workforce system, the Employment Service seeks to improve the nation’s labor markets by bringing together people who are looking for work and employers that are seeking workers. The President has called for these deep cuts despite bipartisan legislation in 2014 to update these job training programs, including placing a greater emphasis on training for in-demand occupations, encouraging replication of program models with evidence of effectiveness, and encouraging work-based learning models that allow workers to earn while they are learning. WIOA also strengthened performance measurement so workers have the information they need to choose the most effective job training programs./p> By denying Ohio and other states the opportunity to align TANF workstudents had been evacuated and parents were notified to pick up their children at Wamego middle school. ### (earlier reports) Updated 11:30 a.m. Thursday: Wamego Fire Chief Phil Stultz tells KMAN a gas line break occurred during road construction in the area of fourth and Parkview on the west side of town Thursday morning. Stultz adds some residents close to Fourth were told to evacuate, with others living farther away being notified but given the option to evacuate or not. The gas company will need to come in and make repairs which will likely be on Friday–and gas will be shut off for that process. Stutltz assured KMAN residents are safe–and actions were taken as a precaution. ### (earlier report) Wamego West Elementary school was being evacuated to Wamego Middle School Thursday morning due to a reported

A shot sleeve is a device for injecting molten metal into a die or mold. Relatively simple in construction, it typically comprises a metal cylinder defining an axial chamber and a piston fitted within the chamber to act as an injection ram. An aperture in the side of the sleeve opens into a portion of the cylinder chamber just in front of the piston when it is in the rest position. This portion of the chamber is called the "well" and the molten metal is poured into the well for temporary residence before the piston is actuated. Because of the high temperature difference between the molten casting metal and the elements of the shot sleeve, useful life expectancy of prior art devices is quite short. This is believed toAnnotated. The City of Great Falls, Montana, has continued to operate under the commissioner-manager form of government up to the present date. 2. The general administration of the City of Great Falls is also authorized under the provisions of ordinance no. 1904 ... which ordinance was regularly adopted by the City Commission of the City of Great Falls on March 2, 1976, and set forth in Title II of the Official Codes of the City of Great Falls. 3. At all times relevant to this case, G. Allen Johnson was a duly appointed, qualified, acting City Manager of the City of Great Falls. 4. At all times relevant to this case, Shirley A. Kuntz was a duly elected, qualified, acting City Commissioner of the Great Falls City Commission and was designated

would have helped Hawaii in years to come. So excuse me if I don't get on the band wagon to try and help out this most ineffective of representatives. Peddling your failed legislation on the passing of a giant is distasteful. on December 21,2012 | 07:12AM Name: Comment: alliewrote: True...he did a lot of damage. His absurd posturing on this bad bill discredited Hawaii in Congress and led to needless division here at home. on December 21,2012 | 02:39PM Name: Comment: 8082062424wrote: the division you speak off has been going on for years and years.Way before you and i Was born. And it gotten worst over the years way before Akaka came up with this bill thing were getting worst and worst on December 21,2012 | 04:20PM Name: Comment: ready2gowrote: "Distasteful" is putting it mildly! on December 21,2012 | 08:18AM Name: Comment: Maneki_Nekowrote: That's me....Born to be Mild. onDecember 21,2012 | 01:43PM Name: Comment: MakaniKaiwrote: @Maneki_Neko wrote: “Peddling your failed legislation on the passing of a giant is distasteful.” AGREE! Aloha. on December 21,2012 | 09:53AM Name: Comment: GorillaSmithwrote: It looks like Delusional Dan Akaka remains in that persistent vegetative state. I've never met a person with an IQ above room temperature who thinks his absurd bill will ever pass. on December 21,2012 | 09:56AM Name: Comment: mccwrote: Retire gracefully, Dan. That is a dead bill. on December 21,2012 | 10:24AM Name: Comment: hikinewrote: Using Senator Inouye to pass his bill is shibai. How could Akaka disgrace Inouye's name for the sake of his bill! No shame Akaka! on December 21,2012 | 12:10PM Name: Comment: alliewrote: true but the power boyz who push Akaka's strings told him to do it. Sad that he had to introduce a bad bill into official mourning. Why would an out-going Congress that cannot avoid

the last five years, corresponding with a surge in the amounts of Canadian trash each landfill imported, a Free Press review of state DEQ records shows. No landfill in the state takes in more Canadian garbage than Carleton Farms, near New Boston. The DEQ allowed in 2011 a permit to expand that left Carleton Farms with more than 39 years of remaining capacity. But in 2015, Republic Services officials were back before the DEQ, seeking to grow the landfill again. The DEQ again approved an expansion, increasing Carleton Farms' permitted area for dumping by more than 235 acres. "State law gives very little power to deny a permit," Garfield said. "They're not allowed to take need, capacity, whether there's enough space, into consideration when they consider whether to approve anthe morning. They're lined down the road at 6 a.m. The trucks are notorious for dropping stuff off of them — breaking windshields, flat tires all the time. They have somebody going up and down that road, picking stuff up that's fallen off the trucks. But still there's garbage everywhere, all the time." Opened in 1993, Carleton Farms was owned and operated by another company until February 1999, when Republic Services acquired and began operating it. The company in 2010 settled a class-action lawsuit for $3.325 million with neighbors to the facility who had alleged nuisance and negligence, including noxious odors and air pollution, from the landfill. About $2.5 million of the settlement was earmarked for improving gas emissions collection from the landfill, with $825,000 of the amount as

in the hands of the magistrates till next Candlemas, on terms to be agreed upon. Dec. 11. – Great hatred and strife had now lasted for some years between the Earl of Cassillis13 and Sir Thomas Kennedy of Colzean on the one side, and the Laird of Bargeny, the Laird of Blairwhan, the Laird of Girvanmains, and some other Carrick gentlemen on the other. The crafty Laird of Auchindrain, though professedly reconciled to Sir Thomas Kennedy,14 was mainly on the side of Bargeny, who was his brother-in-law. It is believed that he employed himself to inflate Bargeny, who was but a youth, with ambitious designs, making him believe that he could easily put himself on a level with the Earl of Cassillis. The king made an effort to reconcilethe parties, but it had no permanent effect. For some time these Carrick chieftains were chiefly busied in devising plots against each other’s lives. On one occasion, the earl, having been induced to accept the hospitality of the Laird of Blairwhan, was apprised that certain of his unfriends, along with Blairwhan, intended to murder him in his bed; he therefore left the house by a backdoor and made his way by night to Maybole. On another occasion, with the consent of Bargeny, the Laird of Benand, with some associates, lay in ambush in the kiln of Daljarrock, in which they had made holes for their hagbuts, designing to shoot Lord Cassillis as he passed that way. Receiving timely warning, he escaped the danger by going his journey by

a minor. Without a prior felony conviction, the State could convict Ellison only of gross misdemeanor communication with a minor. Ellison pled guilty to the felony charge of communication on December 23, 1999. A state statute required that Robert Ellison register as a sex offender as a result of any of the three convictions. He thereafter repeatedly violated this requirement. The State of Washington serially convicted Robert Ellison for failure to register as a sex offender on November 6, 2001, May 22, 2002, July 11, 2003, February 18, 2005, October 2, 2007, January 20, 2009, and January 11, 2011. Also, on January 11, 2011, Ellison was convicted of escape from community custody. The latter convictions landed Ellison at the Airway Heights Corrections Center. On Septemberdetermine a young child's capacity to commit a crime before a conviction. Assuming we conclude the 1995 convictions to be erroneous, we later decide the ramifications of the defects in those convictions for purposes of the current charge of failure to register as a sex offender. The State balks to the use of the term "invalidate" in the context of the propriety of the 1995 and 1999 convictions. The State notes that Robert Ellison does not attack any of the three convictions by direct appeal or by a personal restraint petition. Ellison instead limits his attack on the convictions to exploitation of the convictions as predicate crimes for purpose of the felony charge of failure to register as a sex offender. Regardless of the outcome of this appeal, the three

control of the flight. Air France was the only party in a position to comply with the formal and documentary requirements of the Convention. And Air France had assumed all the obligations of a contract of carriage that it would have assumed if the flight had been of an ordinary commercial nature. The Atlanta Art Association had no contractually based responsibility towards the passengers for performance of the obligation to transport or for the safe conduct of the flight. By the terms of the charter, the Association was the agent of the passengers. Reduction of the charterer's role correspondingly increases the owner-operator's role vis-a-vis the passenger, leading to the conclusion that in this country, when the charterer is only an agent, that thedraft and other problems that might arise. Citeja in turn established four commissions (subcommittees) and divided the workload among them. Among the five topics assigned to the Second Commission was 'location des aeronefs.'47 May 1929, three years later and only five months before the Warsaw Conference convened, the question of 'location des aeronefs' was raised for a brief discussion, ending in a decision, urged by De Vos and others, to put it aside for a later date.48 83 The plaintiffs contend that by tabling the question the members of the Second Commission and, later Citeja itself, expressed the intention to kept charter flights outside the regime of the Convention. Minutes of the Second Commission meetings prior to the 1929 Warsaw Conference are not informative; minutes of

state action was unquestionably one the Attorney General, both under his common law authority and under his express authority, had the right to maintain and it was one in which the interests asserted by the Attorney General were identical with those stated by the appellant School District in this federal action. 37 In that state antitrust suit the Attorney General sought to recover on behalf of the plaintiff and the other school districts of the State overpayments for dairy products occasioned by the appellees' alleged price fixing and market control mechanizations. These are precisely the interests and the right to recover over-payments which the appellant now asserts in the case at bar. The money used to pay for the dairy products in question came, in part at least,Districts he would not have prayed for class certification, a prayer which incidentally was never pressed or granted. The difficulty with this argument is that it is completely contradictory of the Attorney General's own allegation of his representation. In the beginning paragraphs of his complaint, the Attorney General clearly identified the parties he was representing. These parties were, as we have already noted, "each public school system in the State ...." In the face of this asserted right of representation by the Attorney General of all the State's School Districts, including the appellant School District, it was superfluous to certify the school districts as a class, if the Attorney General had a right in propria persona to represent the school districts. The Attorney General,

Romanization) Jong (Hakka, known in Indonesia) Iyo/Yo/Jo (Old Indonesian pronunciation) Jang/Yang (derived from Yang in old Dutch and old British pronunciation in Indonesia) Ian/Iyan (especially Indonesian customizable) Yaaj (in the Green Hmong dialect) Yaj (in the White Hmong dialect) Yeang Dương/Duong (anglicized) (Vietnamese) Sae-ia/Sae-ear (Thai) よう Yo/やなぎ Yanagi(Kun) (Japanese) (customizable) Yang (양) (Korean) Young/de Jong (European and English Phonetic Romanization) Jan/Yan/John/Johan (Ян) (Cyrillic) Notable people surnamed Yang (楊) Historical figures Yang Dongqian (楊洞潛), an official of the Chinese Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period state Southern Han Yang Ye (楊業) or Yang Jiye (楊繼業), was a military general of the Song Dynasty, Daizhou prefect and Sanjiao Garrison armed forces director (December 979 – August 986) Yang Fuguang (楊復光) (842-883), formally Duke Zhongsu of Hongnong (弘農忠肅公), was a eunuch's proposed general of theentrepreneur and 2020 U.S. presidential candidate Andrew Yang (born 1955), Minister of National Defense of the Republic of China (2013) Yang Cheng-wu, Magistrate-elect of Kinmen County Yang Chih-liang, Minister of the Department of Health of the Republic of China (2009–2011) Yang Chin-hu, Mayor of Kaohsiung (1968–1973) Yang Chiu-hsing, Magistrate of Kaohsiung County (2001–2010) Yang Hung-duen, Minister of Science and Technology of the Republic of China (2016–2017) Yang Kuo-chiang, Director-General of National Security Bureau of the Republic of China (2015–2016) Yang Sui-sheng, Magistrate of Lienchiang County (2009–2014) Yang Tzu-pao, Deputy Minister of Culture of the Republic of China (2016–2018) Yang Wei-fuu, Vice Minister of Economic Affairs of the Republic of China Yang Mao-liang (Burmese: ရန်မိုးလျံ; Chinese: 楊茂良; also spelled Yang Mouliang) is a high-ranking member of the Myanmar National

official that he had hired an attorney and was "not going to be another John Kelly." Fitzgerald engaged in a conversation with the plant operations manager on September 19, 1995, a few hours prior to the time he was told of his termination. The manager asked Fitzgerald what discipline he believed should result to Koresh because of the incident on August 30. Fitzgerald responded he did not believe it was fair to fire Koresh over a single mistake. Fitzgerald also indicated he did not believe Koresh should be fired in light of his long years of service to the company. The manager then informed Fitzgerald he needed to begin to think like a foreman if he was going to be one, and he needed to find out which sidehe was on. Fitzgerald was also informed the matter may result in a lawsuit. Fitzgerald does not claim he responded to the statements. Fitzgerald instituted this wrongful discharge action against Salsbury. He alleged his termination violated a public policy of this state to protect workers who oppose the unlawful termination of a co-worker. Additionally, he claimed he was terminated because he intended to provide testimony in Koresh's future wrongful termination lawsuit that would be unfavorable to Salsbury and the company wanted to discredit his potential testimony as a disgruntled former employee. Fitzgerald claims Salsbury's motivation to terminate him violated the public policy of this state to provide truthful testimony in court proceedings. The trial court dismissed the action following a hearing on the motion for summary judgment. It found no

Moulton, conveying that he was jealous of Moulton's relationships with other men and was "paranoid" that she might be cheating on him. He often took her cellular telephone from her hand in order to check the calls that she had made and received, asked her who had called, and deleted callers' telephone numbers. On May 29, 2009, Moulton left the apartment she shared with the defendant and stayed for three days at the apartment of her friend Meaghan Rawson. During this time, the defendant's friends thought he appeared frantic and angry, and was trying to "hunt [Moulton] down"; he frequently called Moulton's cellular telephone and also telephoned Rawson in an effort to locate Moulton. In several voice mail messages, and in speaking directly to Moulton, the defendant threatened to kill Moulton's pet birdif she did not return to the Pittsfield apartment. Moulton returned to that apartment on May 31. Moulton spent the afternoon of June 2 with her brother, shopping for a dress to wear at his upcoming wedding.4 They made 3 The apartment was rented by Rebecca Moulton's parents, with the understanding that she would live there. Because of a prior restraining order, the defendant was not supposed to have any contact with Moulton. 4 When Moulton tried on the sleeveless dress, her brother noticed bruises on the inside of her upper arm, and commented on them; he took a photograph of the victim wearing the dress to 

that he is back on the practice field. Tennessee junior CB Evan Berry will miss the remainder of the 2016 season due to a knee injury. Berry injured his knee in Saturday's blowout win over Tennessee Tech. Beyond that, though, the extent and severity of the season-ending setback is unknown. "He's going to be missed, not only for the return aspect. He's been playing very well on the back end of our defense," said HC Butch Jones. In seven games, the 5-foot-11, 194-pound Berry had taken 13 kickoffs and spun them into 417 yards (32.9 yards per return on average) and a touchdown. He logged three return touchdowns a year ago.civil rights suit seeking only monetary damages. 15 Four plaintiffs brought this suit against the City of Aurora, its mayor, city council, and several individual police officers, alleging that they had been assaulted, battered and falsely arrested by the police officers pursuant to a city custom or policy to discriminate against blacks. The city, mayor and city council were dismissed from the case at the close of plaintiffs' evidence, and the case proceeded to trial on plaintiffs' claims for compensatory and punitive damages against the individual police officers. The jury found in favor of two of the plaintiffs and against the other two, and awarded the two prevailing plaintiffs one dollar each in compensatory damages. 16 The trial court, in setting the attorneys' fees, reduced the requested award to reflect

killing of the father by acknowledging his unsavory side and rejecting the ongoing exploitation that helped fashion him as a Manchurian candidate can Tiger finally confront the specter and go beyond him. Unfortunately, in the realm of branding and marketing, Tiger's willingness to allow himself to be broken down into bits and bytes of information and be served up as a simulation also make confronting the spectral a difficult proposition. For example, to prevent reinjuring himself Tiger was advised to modify his swing, advice he followed. He went one step further, however, Helling describing the pains Tiger went through to ensure that his game-playing avatar corresponded to the changes he had made in his game: I spent several hours with Tiger that day, watching him put on a reflective suitmany others to play along as well, blinded to its ruthless exploitation by the glare of that thousand-watt smile. [64] Kerry Ann Rockquemore, "Deconstructing Tiger Woods: The Promise and the Pitfalls of Multiracial Identity" in Heather M. Dalmage, ed. The Politics of Multiracialism: Challenging Racial Thinking (Albany: State University of New York Press, 2004), 132. [66] Refer to Henry Yu, "How Tiger Wood Lost his Stripes: Post-Nationalist American Studies as a History of Race, Migration, and the Commodification of Culture" in Popular Culture: A Reader, eds. Raiford Guins and Omayra Zaragoza Cruz (New York: Sage Publications, 2005), [67] Hortense Spillers, "Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe: An American Grammar Book" in African American Literary Theory: A Reader, ed. Winston Napier (New York: New York University Press, 2000). In "How to Rehabilitate a Mulatto,"

determined to be other than temporary and thus, the entire amount of the IPR&D of approximately $6.0 million was impaired during the nine months ended March 27, 2011. Our nonoperating (expense) income, net, for the nine months ended March 27, 2011 compared to the nine months ended March 28, 2010 decreased approximately $9.9 million, or 7,096%. The decrease in nonoperating income was primarily due the impairment of our equity investment in a privately-held company of approximately $9.2 million during the nine months ended March 27, 2011. During the nine months ended March 27, 2011, the business climate of the privately-held company deteriorated significantly as the technology was no longer expected to be designed into customer products and was determined to be other than temporary and thus, the fair value of the privately-held company was deemed to beExchange Act Rule 13a-15(b) as of the end of the period covered by this report. Based on that evaluation, the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer have concluded that these disclosure controls and procedures are effective. There were no changes in our internal control over financial reporting that occurred during the three months ended March 27, 2011, that have materially affected, or are reasonably likely to materially affect, our internal control over financial reporting. On September 14, 2009, Broadcom Corporation filed a patent infringement lawsuit against the Company in the United States District Court in the Central District of California. The original complaint alleged that the Company is infringing 10 Broadcom patents covering certain data and storage networking technologies. On February 23, 2010, Broadcom filed a first amended complaint. The first amended complaint alleges that the Company

Large number of teams compete in 3-on-3 competition’s second year Hot hoopsters hit the Ridge Warren Moon of Carnation works toward the basket against Ken Roorda of Issaquah, during play Sunday at the Snoqualmie Ridge 3-on-3 basketball tournament. — image credit: Jim McKiernan / Snoqualmie Valley Record The second annual Snoqualmie Casino 3-on-3 basketball tournament, held July 19 and 20 on Snoqualmie Ridge, was a big success. A total of 98 teams entered the competition this year in various age groups, up from 77 in the event’s inaugural year of 2007. There were a total of 15 division champions this year. Those teams included: Cloud Nine in the men’s competitive 19-29 bracket; Last Minute in the men’s 19-29 recreational division; Hustle & Flow in the men’s 30 and over recreational; Snoqualmie Casino inthe men’s masters; Wildcats in the high school boys; Game Over in the high school girls; Lost Boys in the boys’ intermediate 13 and under “A”; Eastside in the boys’ intermediate 13 and under “B”; ECBA Swish in the girls’ intermediate 13 and under; Skills 2 in the boys 12 and under intermediate; Hoopsters in the girls’ 12 and under intermediate; Blues in the elementary boys 11 and under “A”; Knuckleheads in the elementary boys 11 and under “B”, Somethin’ Fierce in the girls’ elementary 11 and under, and Swoosh in the elementary boys’ 9 and under. There were also a number of runners-up. Among those teams were the Pu Maccs in the men’s 19-29 recreational, the Pops with Hops in the men’s masters; Suns and Eastside III in

Jonge Tobais in the following year Lord Stowell set forth the accepted doctrine of the lia- bility of the vessel when vessel and contraband cargo be- longed to the same person : . Formerly, according to the old practice, this cargo would have carried with it the condemnation of the ship, but in later times this practice has been relaxed and an alteration has been intro- duced which allows the ship to go free, but subject to the for- feiture of freight on the part of the neutral owner. This applies 118 Proportion of Contraband. only to cases where the owners of the ship and cargo are differ- ent persons. Where the owner of the cargo has any interest in the ship the whole of his property will be involved in the same sentence of condemnation; for where a man isport, shall be subject to detention and confiscation, leaving free the rest of the cargo and the ship, that the owners may dispose of them as they see proper. No vessel of either of the two nations shall be detained on the high seas, on account of having on board articles of contraband, whenever the master, captain, or supercargo of said vessels will deliver up the articles of contraband to the captor, unless the quantity of such articles be so great and of so large a bulk that they can not be received on board the capturing ship without great inconvenience; but in this and all the other cases of just detention the vessel detained shall be sent to the nearest convenient and safe port, for trial and judgment, according such ships. (Treaties and Conventions, 1776-1909, vol. 1, p. 601.) to

gave the mortgage on her property without her knowledge, consent or concurrence, which was merely a result of a compromise of the felony which was pending in the criminal court. Some might use a harsher terms than the word, "compromise". Arthur C. Dale, the successful litigant, did not take the witness stand. He offered no witnesses on his behalf, and under the majority opinion, he wins this case by a finding that the status of the property was determined to be community at the time of acquisition. The written act of Brandin himself at the time of the act of sale defeats this finding. That act of sale shows that Mrs. Brandin paid $150 as the initial payment; that she herself signed a note for *678 the unpaid balance;that the homestead shares of stock were in her name and the homestead book in her possession, and that she was acquiring this property for herself in her own name and for her heirs and assigns. Brandin, who is now dead, spoke in that acquisition, made at an unsuspicious time, more than twenty-six years ago. He appeared in the act to aid, authorize and assist his wife in acquiring this property for herself, her heirs and assigns. Yet, the majority opinion holds that the acquisition was for the community, and the presumption has not been rebutted. The law gives Mrs. Brandin's heirs the right to prove by parole testimony that the property was her separate property. George Sladovich, Jr., Mrs. Brandin's son by a previous marriage, who was sixteen

reasons why players of his ilk struggle to even find PT in Summer League. Darryl Watkins: Big body. Not horrible. Disappears, both on the court and from the Summer League roster. The journey continues, as the Mavs took on one of the Vegas Summer League’s most talented teams in the Houston Rockets: Rodrigue Beaubois shot himself quietly into that good night during the first Summer League game, but put together quite the follow-up. Beaubois was far more patient in running the Mavs’ sets, but more importantly he looked like himself. Rodrigue hit jumpers spotting up and off the dribble, and made Houston’s defenders look positively silly with his speed. Ish Smith is a speed demon in his own right, but keeping up with Rodrigue in the open court isn’t a jobAugust 20, 2003 via Federal Express, and designated an August 21, 2003 delivery. Def. Ex. 15, Federal Express envelope label. The date upon which the letter arrived at plaintiff's home is a point of contention. According to defendant, the right-to-sue letter was delivered to plaintiff's residence on August 21, 2003. Id.; Def. Ex. 12, Declaration of Naomi Barry-Perez ("Barry-Perez Decl.") and attachments (Federal Express receipts). On the other hand, plaintiff states that the letter did not arrive at her home until August 22, 2003. Pl.Ex. 21, Second Declaration of Mary E. Hammond ("Hammond Decl.") ¶ 11; see also Pl.Ex. 22, Declaration of Constantin Nkesela ("Nkesela Decl.") ¶¶ 4-6. Plaintiff commenced the instant action against defendant on November 20, 2003. Defendant moved for dismissal of or, in the alternative, summary

existing substances. Third, he raised doubt concerning the provability of both God's existence and the immortality of the soul.此外，更Cajetan思想方面的抽象的本質比他的前任，誰主修現有的物質。第三，他提出的疑問涉及provability的上帝的存在和不朽的靈魂。 Thomism became the leading school of Catholic thought in the sixteenth century. Thomism成為學校領導的天主教思想在16世紀。Several factors contributed to its ascendancy. The Jesuit order (approved in 1540), known for its aggressive teaching, aligned itself with Aquinas; also, the Council of Trent (first convened in 1545), swhich self - consciosly styled many of its pronouncements in Thomistic phraseology.有幾個因素促成其優勢。耶穌會的命令（第1540號決議批准的） ，以其積極的教學，贊同阿奎那;同時，安理會的遄達（第一次召開的1545年） ， swhich自我-c onsciosly風格的許多言論中Thomistic用語。 Thomism entered the seventeenth century triumphantly, but exited void of power and originality. Thomism進入17世紀勝利，但退出無效的權力和獨創性。John of St. Thomas (1589 - 1644) is a good representative of the early century.約翰聖托馬斯（ 1589年至1644年）是一個很好的代表世紀初。He was a creative teacher and interpreter of Aquinas's thought; he was a careful and compassionate official of the Spanish Inquisition; and he was an intimate advisor to King Philip IV.他是一個創造性的教師和翻譯的阿奎那的思想;他是一個認真的和富有同情心的官員在西班牙宗教裁判所，他是一個親密的顧問國王菲利普四。Thus in him the intellectual, theological, and political machinations of Thomism are brought to， Thomistic原則再次流行。And Thomism triumphed in 1879 when Pope Leo XIII in Aeterni Patris recalled the church to St. Thomas.和Thomism在1879年取得勝利時，教皇利奧十三世在Aeterni祖國報回顧了教堂聖托馬斯。The result was the movement known as neo - Thomism which has persisted well past the middle of the twentieth century.其結果是運動被稱為新-T homism已存在以及過去的二十世紀中葉。 Thomism Catholic Information天主教新聞 In a broad sense, Thomism is the name given to the system which follows the teaching of St. Thomas Aquinas in philosophical and theological questions.在廣泛的意義上說， Thomism的名稱是考慮到如下系統的教學多瑪斯的哲學和神學的問題。In a restricted sense the term is applied to a group of opinions held by a school called Thomistic, composed principally, but not exclusively, of members of the Order of St. Dominic, these same opinions being attacked by other philosophers or theologians, many of whom profess to be followers of St. Thomas.在限制意義上說，長期適用於一組的意見進行所謂的一所學校Thomistic ，主要組成，但不完全是成員的命令聖多米尼克，這些意見受到攻擊的其他哲學家或神學家，許多他們信奉的追隨者聖托馬斯。 To Thomism in the first sense are opposed, eg, the Scotists, who deny that satisfaction is a part of the proximate matter (materia proxima) of the

14 The defendant also asserted that he only inhaled twice. He admitted that when he was interviewed for the presentence report, he lied to the probation officer about his prior use of marijuana even though a drug test showed that the defendant had used marijuana. He acknowledged that he should have told the truth, but he claimed that he was scared. On cross-examination, the defendant acknowledged that he was granted probation for several of his prior convictions and that he violated the conditions of his probation for the burglary and theft convictions. The defendant denied being granted probation for an aggravated assault conviction and violating the conditions of the probation. The defendanttestified that it was a rare occurrence that he tested positive for drugs. The state introduced a printout of the defendant’s child support payments, and it reflects that the defendant had not made a payment in approximately fourteen months. An order revoking probation for the aggravated assault conviction was also introduced, reflecting that the defendant had violated the conditions of release. The presentence report reflects that the then thirty-three-year-old defendant dropped out of high school in the tenth grade but that he had obtained his GED. It shows that the defendant had been employed as a painter for approximately one year. The defendant claimed to be in good physical and mental health, although he admitted that he had been through driving under the

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"Ever since the Church Committee hearings, we have been at bat with a one-ball, two-strike count on us, you know. We aren't taking close pitches." So said National Security Agency Director Michael Hayden in 2001, when Vice President Cheney's staff asked the NSA to significantly expand the ambit of the agency's domestic collection using the president's inherent authorities, or duties, to protect the nation, which are spelled out in Article II of the Constitution. David Addington, Cheney's chief of staff, thought that the NSA should use its technology to intercept emails and telephone calls sent from one domestic terminal to another, and was upset to learn that Hayden thought differently. That was a line he would only cross, deliberately, with court and congressional approval. Addington dropped the idea, but aswe now know, the agency added to its portfolio a mandate to monitor suspicious communications that transited the border of the United States, and later began to collect reams of metadata in order to analyze it. Hayden wasn't being cautious just for the record: NSA's job was to collect foreign intelligence — to steal stuff, or purloin letters, real and digital, in order to provide policymakers with a decision advantage. The advantage the NSA provided was accurate information about what people who interacted with the United States said in private about their intentions; that gap between saying and doing, and the ability to predict action from it, allows the president of the United States to stay a step ahead. This is a proposition that most of us don't question. It's

throne forever and ever, that he might celebrate millions of Sed Jubilees. 438. The hereditary prince, count, governor of the city and vizier, chief of all nobles of judicial office, supervisor of everything in this whole land, the vizier Amenemhet. Tuesday, April 26, 2016 Eight days after the First Wonder occurred a Second Wonder was added to the king's stela recorded on the rocks of the Hammamat quarry. 450. King of Upper and Lower Egypt Nibtowere, (Mentuhotep IV) who liveth forever, born of the king's mother, Imi, second month of the first season, day 23. 451. One set to work on this day on the block of the sarcophagus. The wonder was repeated, rain was made, the forms of this god appeared, his fame was shown to men and the highland was made a lake, the water went to themargin of the stone. A well was found in the midst of the valley being 10 cubits by 10 cubits on its every side filled with fresh water to its edge, undefiled, kept pure and cleansed from gazelles, concealed from the troglodyte barbarians. Soldiers of old and kings who had lived in the aforetime went out and returned by its side, no eye had seen it, the face of man had not fallen upon it but to his majesty himself it was revealed............... Those who were in Egypt heard it, the people who were in Egypt, South to the Northland (Delta), they bowed their heads to the ground, they praised the goodness of his majesty forever and ever. Completion of the work 452. On the twenty-eighth of the month work was completed, and the following appendix was added to

body are often suspected to be caused by violence. The most common sites of injury are the eye, the side of the face, the throat and neck, the upper and lower arms, and the upper and lower legs. These injuries are mostly caused by punching the eye, striking the side of the face with a flat hand, and by attempts of strangulation. Injuries as a consequence of self-defense can be seen as well on the upper and lower arm (from defending with punching) and on the upper and lower legs (from defending with kicking). Other injuries may be found around the mouth (beating and punching), on the outside of the hand (injury of defense), the back and the shoulder (by throwing the victim against an object or onoff the Russian Orthodox church, but that was all. Then comes an unfortunate paragraph about Sergei Magnitsky (misspelled as Magnistky): He exposed one of the largest state thefts of private assets in Russian history. Possibly (allowing a very lenient interpretation) the spirit of the sentence was in the right direction, but as for factual side: untrue. The famous Magnitsky Bill, which Senator Mccain probably voted for (not really bothering to read, I bet) tells the truth: Sergei Magnitsky exposed a monumental tax fraud by Russian tax officials and police. It may sound like nitpicking to a Western mind, but not to a Russian reader... And check this out: For his beliefs and his courage, he was held in Butyrka prison without trial, where he was beaten, became ill and died. Nope. Butyrka prison

facing new allegations of child abuse -- including ones in a diocese once directly connected to the pope and to his brother, Georg Ratzinger. The coming months are likely produce more sexual abuse allegations across Europe. "It is like a tsunami or an extensive fire," said the Rev. Andreas Batlogg, editor of the German Jesuit magazine Stimmen der Zeit. "The estimated number of undetected cases seems to be far higher than the yet known ones." Nearly every day since the end of January, more Germans have come forward with allegations of sexual abuse by Catholic priests, with roughly 170 reporting such abuse. Two self-identified German victims were connected to a boy's choir that was directed by the pope's brother from 1964 to 1994. Scicluna's disclosures about the number of complaints and the resultscome as the Vatican fights to show it is handling the problem properly -- and to protect the pope. About 20 percent of priests accused of "delicta graviora" faced full trial by church officials -- many of which ended in convictions, he said. Ten percent requested a discharge from the priesthood, and the pope summarily dismissed 10 percent, Scicluna said. A small minority of the 3,000 complaints against priests accused them of abusing children, he added. "About sixty percent of the cases chiefly involved sexual attraction toward adolescents of the same sex, another 30 percent involved heterosexual relations, and the remaining 10 percent were cases of pedophilia in the true sense of the term," he said. About 300 priests were accused of child abuse between 2001 and 2010, he confirmed. He said the

Powai boasts of fabulous connectivity. Chembur: Once considered the gas chamber of Mumbai, due to the numerous factories it harboured, Chembur is fast changing into an elite and exclusive suburb. The old bungalows of the 1950’s and 60’s are being redeveloped and the opening of the expressway which connects it to Colaba/Fort is making Chembur an attractive option for people, who work in South Mumbai, to live in. Chembur is also the last stop before one enters New Bombay. New Bombay: New Bombay or Navi Mumbai is a planned township developed by CIDCO. It is ideal for people who are looking for affordable housing yet it also has the Palm Beach Road area, a super-luxurious hub of apartments initially developed to attract the NRI crowd. As space is no constraintdaughter, Henry Houston Hart and Maudie Hart Wheat, and their children, Harvey Gerald Hart, Helen Juanita Hart, Patsy Ruth Hart, Glen Ray Hart, Flodene Wheat McWorther, Donald E. Wheat, Kenneth E. Wheat, and Doris E. Wheat Felts, and against C. Coit Mock and First National Bank of Wichita Falls, Texas, whereby said plaintiff sought to cancel a certain trust agreement in so far as it affected lands in said county. The parties will be referred to as they appeared in the trial court. Lela Pearl Hart and her son and daughter, above named, were residing in Wichita Falls, Texas, when, on April 7, 1952, she executed a certain trust agreement whereby she appointed the defendant, Mock, as trustee to manage all of her property, both real and personal, for

(@AmbulanceNAS) October 10, 2015 The shrine contains a number of floral tributes that friends of the family and members of the community have put in place. The shrine is right beside the entrance to the halting site and a number of portacabins can be seen. Expand Expand Expand Expand Expand Previous Next Close Well wishers brings flowers to the scene of the tragic fire at Glenmaluck Road, Carrickmines, this morning. Photo: Tony Gavin. Photo: Tony Gavin 10/10/2015 Local TD Shane Ross talks to Gardai at the entrance of the halting site of the tragic fire at Glenmaluck Road, Carrickmines, this morning. Photo: Tony Gavin. Photo: Tony Gavin 10/10/2015 A garda brings flowers to the scene of the tragic fire at Glenmaluck Road, Carrickmines, this morning. Photo: Tony Gavin. Photo: Tony Gavinmorning. Photo: Tony Gavin. This structure has been "completely gutted" with nothing remaining intact. A statement from Southside Traveller Action Group confirmed that ten members from two families were among the victims. We have been inundated with messages of condolences, questions, offers of support regarding the tragedy in Carrickmines.... Posted by Irish Traveller Movement on Saturday, 10 October 2015 The group's statement confirmed that nine of the victims died at the scene, while another person, believed to be a young child, died in hospital. "Ten members of two families died in the fire (nine on the site and one later in hospital) on the four-bay halting site on Glenamuck Road where they had lived for about eight years. A number of people are being treated for their injuries," they said. Expand Expand Expand Expand

that named Michaeles as its sole trustee and Belanger himself as its sole beneficiary during his life. The Trust provided that Clark would become the sole beneficiary after Belanger's death. It also contained a spendthrift clause and provided that Belanger could not "alter, amend, revoke, or terminate" the Trust. Belanger signed the Trust on November 3, 2008, and conveyed substantially all of his assets to Michaeles as trustee. Four months after he signed the Trust, on March 2, 2009, Belanger shot and killed Armand and Simonne De Prins in a Walmart parking lot in Show Low, Arizona. The next morning, police stopped Belanger on Interstate 25 in New Mexico. Before the officer approached Belanger's car, Belanger shot and killed himself. Michaeles, who was already the trustee of the Trust, then became personal representative of Belanger's estate, which he probated in Arizona. On June 10, 2010, the De Prinses' son, Harry De Prins ("De Prins"), brought a wrongful death action in Arizona state

The court rationalized this relationship requirement by reference to the core constitutional principle embodied in the Eleventh Amendment: If, because they were law officers of the state, a case could be made for the purpose of testing the constitutionality of the statute . . . then the constitutionality of every act passed by the legislature could be tested by a suit against the governor and the attorney general, based upon the theory that the former, as the executive of the state, was, inHe then petitioned for habeas corpus to the United States Supreme Court, asserting that the federal court injunction violated the Eleventh Amendment. The Supreme Court was thus required to determine whether Young, as a state officer, could be sued in federal court despite the Eleventh Amendment bar. The court determined that the Eleventh Amendment did not bar a federal court injunction against the enforcement of the state statute. It held that Young, as attorney general, could properly and its stockholders . . . the equal protection of the laws, and deprived it and them of their property without due process of law . . .” Id. at 131.

his character and is entirely consistent with the thought of Shakespeare's Sonnet 15, "When I perceive that men as plants increase . . ." (5). ---. "The Early Modern English Renaissance Dictionaries Corpus." In Jan Aarts, Pieter de Haan, and Nelleke Oostdijk, eds. English Language Corpora: Design, Analysis and Exploitation. Amsterdam and Atlanta: Rodopi, 1993. 11-24. ---. "The Early Modern English Renaissance Dictionaries Corpus: An Update." In Merja Kytö, Matti Rissanen, and Susan Wright, eds. Corpora across the Centuries. Amsterdam and Atlanta: Rodopi, 1994. 143-49. Tribune. The name of two cheefe officers in Rome. The first was Tribune of the people, who was to defend their liberties, and had therefore the gates of his house standing alwayes open day and night. The other was called Tribune of the souldiours, who had charge to see them well armed, and ordered, being as the Knight marshall is with vs. (Bullokar) Tribunes: officialselected by the plebians, or common people, of ancient Rome to protect their rights (Waith); tribune: in ancient Rome, title of representatives of the plebs or common people, orig. granted to them as a protection against the patricians and consuls (Onions) Senators senator[:] alderman (Coote) senator, alderman, or counsailer (Cawdrey) Senator. An Alderman, or graue Magistrate of a citie. (Bullokar) Senators: members of the Senate, chosen originally from the patricians (Waith) Patrons patroni{s}e[:] defend (Coote) patronage[:] defence (Coote) patronage, defence, protection (Cawdrey) patronise, defend (Cawdrey) Patrone. A defender, a great friend that supporteth one (Bullokar) patrons: protectors, supporters (Riverside); patrons: supporters, protectors, possibly also with the technical Roman sense of legal advocate (Bate); patrons: protectors, defenders. The word derives from patronus (Latin), a rich man or patrician who protected his `clients' or courtiers in exchange for their services (Hughes) Successiue succeed[:] follow (Coote) succeede, followe, or come in anothers place (Cawdrey) successive title: right of succession (Riverside) successive: legitimate, in due succession to his father (Baildon); successive:

verba, or by its tenor, or allege a good and sufficient reason for not so doing. Count 1 of the indictment may be taken as typical: "The grand jurors of the United States of America, impaneled and sworn in the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Oklahoma, at the special March term of said court, at Muskogee, in the year 1925, and inquiring for said district, upon their oath present, that Allie E. Lewis and William Lloyd Lewis, each late of the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, were, on March 20, 1923, at said city of Tulsa, in said district, and within the jurisdiction of this court, then and there respectively directors and officers, to wit, the said Allie E. Lewis was the president, andthe said William Lloyd Lewis was a vice president, of a certain national banking association theretofore organized and established, and then and there existing and in operation and doing business as, and under the name the Liberty National Bank of Tulsa, under and by virtue of the laws of the United States concerning national banks, and which said bank was then and there a member bank of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Missouri, as designated by the Reserve Bank organization committee, to wit, in Federal Reserve district No. 10; said Allie E. Lewis and said William Lloyd Lewis each being then and there actively engaged in the management of the business and affairs of said association by virtue of their official relation thereto as such president

Second rejig since Lal Thanhawla became CM in 2013 Mizoram Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla on Wednesday allotted departments to the two-newly inducted Ministers of State and reshuffled the portfolios of some of his Cabinet Ministers. K S Thanga, who was sworn-in as Minister of State on September 20, was allotted the departments of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Resources and Land Resources, Soil and Water Conservations while Vanlalawmpuii Chawngthu, the only woman Minister, was allotted Cooperation, Seri-culture and Fisheries, official sources said. Lal Thanhawla gave Public Works Department to the Health Minister and his younger brother Lal Thanzara and Power and Electricity to Home Minister R Lalzirliana, while taking away Agriculture from Lalzirliana. Information and Communication Technology was taken from Lal Thanzara and given to Urban Development Minister Zodintluanga while School Education MinisterKwaku Baah Kwaku Baah is a Ghanaian lawyer and a politician. He was a deputy minister in the second republic, the minority leader in the third republic and vice chairman of the National Democratic Congress in the fourth republic. Early life and education Kwaku was born on the 25th of August 1935 at Mpraeso. He had his early education at Mpraeso Presbyterian Middle School and from there he attended Mfantsipim School. He entered Ghana School of Law where he obtained his diploma in 1962. He received fellowship from the Northwestern University, Chicago for further studies. Career and politics He co-authored the famous brief on Baffour Akoto's case by J. B. Danquah two months before he was called to the bar. Right before Kwaku's departure abroad, he was slated for arrest due to his involvement

The French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo has a controversial history in its treatment of radical Islam, including the covers that led to the firebombing of its office and a lawsuit against it alleging blasphemy. Nor is Islam alone among its targets: others have included former Pope Benedict XVI and Orthodox Jews. The newspaper's website was attacked by hackers in 2011, after it published one of many cartoons lampooning radical Muslims in general and the Prophet Muhammad in particular. Editor Stéphane Charbonnier of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, Charb, displays the front page of the newspaper in September 2012. Charbonnier is among 12 people killed when gunmen attacked the newspaper's Paris office. (Michael Euler/Associated Press) The firebombing occurred at its Paris office on Nov. 2, 2011, after the magazine "invited" the Prophet Muhammadas its guest editor. No injuries were reported. In February 2014, the Paris-based weekly was accused of blasphemy for a cover that Muslims called offensive, the International Business Times reported. The League of Judicial Defence of Muslims (LDJM) brought the case before the criminal court in Alsace-Moselle, a region that retains part of the old German legal code, including the crime of blasphemy, the Times reported. Blasphemy isn't a crime in the rest of France. Charlie Hebdo's history Started as monthly Hara-Kiri in 1960, slogan 'dumb and nasty.' Became weekly Hara-Kiri Hebdo in 1969. Banned by French government in 1970. Reopened as Charlie Hebdo, taking name from Charlie Brown comic. Went out of business in 1981. Revived in 1992 in response to Gulf War. Firebombed in 2011 after issue 'guest-edited' by Muhammad. Alsace-Moselle's blasphemy law, however, covers only

Appellate Court issued its mandate on October 30, 1989, thereby relinquishing jurisdiction. On March 21, 1990, the plaintiffs brought this personal injury diversity action in federal court against the defendants. We must now decide whether the plaintiffs have met the requirements of the applicable Illinois statutes of limitations. 4 In Illinois, an action for medical negligence must be commenced within two years of the date of injury or the date the plaintiff should have, through the exercise of due diligence, discovered his injury. ILL.REV.STAT. ch. 110, p 13-212. Illinois has enacted a statute which establishes a one-year grace period in which a plaintiff may file if his first cause of action is dismissed, or in certain other circumstances. That statutecurrent action was not commenced until March 21, 1990, the plaintiffs had not filed within the one-year grace period established by p 13-217. 10 The district court rejected the plaintiffs' argument that the p 13-217 grace period was tolled by the defendants' appeal of the state court case. Instead, the district court found that the one-year grace period began to run on November 1, 1988, when the voluntary dismissal order was entered by the state court, and not on June 28, 1989, when the Appellate Court affirmed the order of voluntary dismissal. 11 In so ruling, the district court relied on two decisions of the Illinois Supreme Court, which held that an appeal from a dismissal by a plaintiff did not toll the applicable statute of limitations. See

in Cairo to continue. The negotiations are meant to secure a substantive end to the monthlong war and draw up a roadmap for the coastal territory of Gaza, which has been hard-hit in the fighting. (AP Photo/Nasser Ishtayeh) One of the Palestinian protesters hurls a stone at Israeli soldiers during clashes, following a protest against the recent Israeli military action over Hamas in Gaza, in the West Bank city of Hebron on Friday, Aug. 15 , 2014. Israel and Hamas are now observing a five-day temporary cease-fire in an attempt to allow indirect talks in Cairo to continue. The negotiations are meant to secure a substantive end to the monthlong Gaza war and draw up a roadmap for the coastal territory, which has been hard-hit in the fighting. (APPhoto/Nasser Shiyoukhi) A Palestinian protester throws a piece of concrete at Israeli soldiers during clashes, following a protest against the Israeli military action over Hamas in Gaza, in the West Bank city of Hebron on Friday, Aug. 15 , 2014. Israel and Hamas are now observing a five-day temporary cease-fire in an attempt to allow indirect talks in Cairo to continue. The negotiations are meant to secure a substantive end to the monthlong Gaza war and draw up a roadmap for the coastal territory, which has been hard-hit in the fighting. (AP Photo/Nasser Shiyoukhi) Israeli soldiers aim hold their weapons during clashes with Palestinians following a protest against the recent Israeli military action over Hamas in Gaza, in the West Bank city of Hebron on Friday, Aug. 15 , 2014.

service at end of 1944 with rank of tions : All Sports—now mainly e Address: Intabene, Upton Road, Bidston, Advertising Executive, Nuffield Organization, 1930 became Advertising Manager, Triumph Co.1936, Advertising and Display Manager, John Bull Rubber Co.1939, Advertising Manager, Riley (Coventry) e Address: 35, Hayward Road, his father's Agricultural Merchant's business prior to 1939., commissioned in Middle East; transferred to R.Formed present business in partnership with his father in 1946, added Caravan Distributors business in also a Director of Stickney Brick and Tile ent of local Branch British e Address: The Chestnuts, Freiston, Boston, or and General Manager, Braid Group ed at High School, Huddersfield and studied Engineering at Technical College, ticed to Automobile Engineering in 1907, serving until 1914 with Netherwood 1923 joined Tate of Leeds asWorks Manager and returned to Braid General Manager and appointed to Board of Directors became Technical Director, and finally General Manager of all Group f Companies controlled by Braid Group Ltd. , and is on the Board of the following: Roncrat tions : Shooting, Cricket, e Address: Kenyston, 3, Whitehall Road, Rhos-on-Sea, Colwyn or and General Manager of Roland C.Educated Huddersfield College, and d at Huddersfield Technical College, Leeds present firm April, 1927 as Branch Manager, an Grimsby and District Section, Motor Agents' Association, an East Midland Division, Motor Agents' Association, 1951 and 1952, and Member of National od Foresters during 1914-1918 interests include : The Presbyterian Church of England of which he is an British & Foreign Bible Society for which he is treasurer of the Grimsby and

A Brooklyn woman was followed home from the train last night and sexually abused, according to the authorities who are now investigating the incident. The NYPD says that officers responded to an attempted sexual assault call at around 10:30 p.m. last night in Greenwood Heights. An unnamed 38-year-old woman told the cops that a man followed her from the 25th Street subway station in Brooklyn back to her 31st Street apartment building, and then followed her inside. While on the stairs, the man allegedly grabbed the victim where a struggle ensued. The woman fell on the stairs, and, police say, the suspect allegedly "left a sample of himself on the victim," before fleeing the scene. The woman sustained minor injuries and refused medical attention at the scene. An NYPD spokesman saidfunded the Cuban Student DIrectorate, a prominent anti-Castro organization in Miami, under a covert CIA program called AMSPELL. Joannides was not a rogue operator. He was a forerunner of those CIA officers who worked with the Iraqi National Congress (INC) in the run-up to the war in Iraq in 2002. During the Bush years, the INC was a U.S.-funded exile group that supported a U.S. policy of “regime change.” That is precisely what the Cuban Student DIrectorate/AMSPELL was in 1963. In other words, Joannides was carrying out U.S. policy in 1963. Based in Miami with chapters all over the Americas, the Directorate/AMSPELL was a large organization effective in spreading the message that Castro should be overthrown. CIA records show that Joannides gave the group $51,000 a month in 1963 (the

been fresh and invigorating; in the language of Herbert Hoover they seemed stale and oppressive. It is a significant fact that in the crisis of the thirties the man who represented these conceptions found himself unable even to communicate himself and what he stood for. Almost overnight his essential beliefs had become outlandish and unintelligible. The victim of his faith in the power of capitalism to survive and prosper without gigantic governmental props, Hoover was the last presidential spokesman of the hallowed doctrines of laissez-faire liberalism, and his departure from Washington marked the decline of a great tradition. Most striking about Hoover's social philosophy is the doggedness with which he holds to it and his willingness to endure opprobrium by acting upon it. Hoover's administration after the crash ofin that _milieu_ as anyone could be expected to do." Such was the state of opinion when he captured the Republican nomination. ## III Hoover had worked hard for the presidency and he wanted to make the office his crowning triumph. He must have dreamed of the image he would leave for historians—a success in business, a fabulous success in humanitarian undertakings, a magnificent success in presidential leadership. Hoover the engineer would be the symbol of the coming age of material fulfillment, as Jefferson had been of democracy and Lincoln of emancipation. But as a politician Hoover proved a failure, in dealing both with other politicians and with the public. He was unaccustomed to running for office and changing in response to popular will. His background in business, where he was

2074. . 2079 A young woman sitting on the ground, flanked by a standing woman. 2080 A little girl standing on a chair, ¾ view. 2081 Infant in a high chair. 2082 Young woman standing next to a plant stand and curtains. 2083 Two sitting young men. 2084 Seated man and woman. 2085 Standing woman holding a chair. 2086 Three young girls on a rock. 2087 Infant in a high chair. 2088 Young child standing on a chair. 2089 Seated young woman looking to her left, wearing a feathered hat. 2090 Standing woman wearing a large hat and a full dress. 2091 A little girl and boy standing on a porch. 2092 A full view of an elderly seated woman. 2093 A waist up photo of a young woman wearing a large hat. 2094 A woman riding a horse sidesaddle- style. 2095 A group photo of tenpeople, one person painted out. 2096 A seated elderly woman, her head resting on her hand. 2097 A little girl standing on a chalr. 2098 Full view of a woman sitting in an ornate wicker chair. 2099 Infant in a gown. 2100 A little girl sitting in a chair listening to a pocket watch. 2101 Seated man and woman flanked by seven children. 2102 Two horses pulling a wagon. 2103 A group photo of ten adults. 2104 A seated woman with a thumb- sucking child at her lap. AV 71 Albert J. Ewing Collection Page 49 2105 A little girl standing on a chair. 2106 A little girl sitting in a chalr. 2107 A seated man, a standing woman and three children. 2108 A group photo of ten people on porch steps. 24 2109 An infant in a baby stroller. 2110 Adults on the porches of